Elyria Aerie 431 to Host 50th Annual Children's Party
The Golden Anniversary event for Elyria Aerie 431 Fraternal Order of Eagles members’ children runs Sunday afternoon with shows at 1 30 and 3 30 at the Eagles Building. A Saturday adult anniversary party precedes it, with more plans including a December 22 gift visit to Lorain County Children’s Home and over 1000 gifts prepared.
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Elyria Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagles
J. L. Mathis
Lorain County
Mathis
Santa Claus
Clare Riley
Lloyd Bartett
Harold Gray
Clyde Amspaugh
Fred Unias
William Morse
John Resar
Andy Foreman
Robert Flynn
Cecil Bazley
A. R. Graber
Charles Boak
Mike Ryan
Phil Hauman
William France
E. B. Haylor
E. J. Handyside
Lyle Castle
J. P. Schuster
Thurston Olmstead
Board of County Commissioners
Ohio
Elyria
Murray Ridge Road
Alva C. Smith and Associates
Court House
Turner Building
Board of Lorain County Commissioners
Caroline K. Parker
Wolves Raiding Sheep Herds In Southern Ohio
Marietta Ohio reports wolves from outside the state raiding local sheep herds. Dog Warden Dayton Goddard noted 100 farmers armed with shotguns killed a 38 pound female wolf in Churchtown area, after a 36 pound male wolf was killed last week. A coyote and bears have appeared nearby along the Ohio River in Matamoras area.
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Marietta
Ohio
Dayton Goddard
Goddard
Churchtown
Washington County
Matamoras
Ohio River
PUC Will Hear Plea To Drop Overload Case
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission will hear Ohio Transport Inc. on December 22 or 23 about a motion to drop overload charges. The firm, operating between Cleveland and Youngstown, faced potential revocation or suspension for weight-law violations after drivers alleged they endured excessive loads to meet inflated payments.
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PUC
Columbus, O
State Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Transport, Inc
Ohio Transport
Cleveland
Youngstown
Army Worm Fourth Among Ohio Pests
A Wooster study shows the army worm ranks fourth among Ohio pests in destructiveness. An eight-entity poll led by state entomologists places the potato leafhopper first, meadow spittlebug second, and European corn borer third. C R Neiswander notes leafhopper caused most damage to alfalfa second cutting.
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Wooster
Ohio
C. R. Neiswander
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Neiswander
Elyria adopts deferment and street vacating ordinances
Elyria City Council passes Ordinance No 4344 transferring 6000 dollars from the Auto Tax Fund to the Labor Account of the Other Municipal Fund to cover city operations as an emergency. Ordinance No 4346 vacates Fifth Street Alley between Middle and West Avenues to aid Elyria Board of Education projects, deemed an emergency for public safety and school planning.
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Elyria
City of
Ohio
Kenneth B. Lord
Fifth Street
Middle Avenue
West Avenue
Grace B. Blanchard
Grace B.blanchard
Board of Education
Elyria City
Kenneth
Robert J. Corts
Henry W. Ault
G.T
State OF Ohio
County of Lorain
Heman Ely
Hlyria
Black River
Lorain County
Second Street
Lorain
Third Street
County of
State of
South Street
Lorain and State of
Said Lot
KENNETH B_ LORD
Council
Artest
Robert J Corts
Ely
Bapety
Board OF Commissioners OF
Director of Safety Service
No Monopoly In Cellophane Judge Rules
In Wilmington, U S District Judge Paul Leahy dismissed the government’s anti trust suit against DuPont Co alleging monopolistic cellophane production. He stated the facts destroy the charges and find no monopoly or conspiracy or combination to attempt to monopoly. The six year old case claimed cellophane industry monopolistic methods and conspiracy.
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Wilmington
Del
DuPont Co
U. S
Paul Leahy
Anti-Trust Division
Justice Department
DuPont license fuels cellophane competition says judge
Judge Leahy noted that DuPont controls basic cellophane and cellulose rights under a license, leading to expanded production, intense competition and falling prices rather than a monopoly. The remark frames the legal dispute over market dominance and industry dynamics among manufacturers partnered with or licensed by DuPont.
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DuPont
Leahy
Elyria Council schedules public hearing and budget actions
Public hearing set for January 18 1954 at 7 00 PM in the council chamber Elyria Ohio to consider zoning changes along Fourth street alley and other ordinances including transfers of funds and contracts with Elyria Township and Elyria Memorial Hospital. The package includes rezoning Fourth Street alley from residential to commercial and a $700 monthly fire protection agreement with Elyria Township for 1954.
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Elyria
Ohio
Council
Hall
Rene
Middle
Robert J. Corts
Elyria Township
Rives
Piye
Kenneth B. RD
Henry W. Ault
Elyria Memorial Hospital Company
State OF
City of
Kenneth B. Lord
C.T
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Virginia Harriman
West Romney
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Mica Mining
Groton
Mica
Plymouth
Army
Eeer & Oe Ce
Sue
Venience
OH 10 Edison Company
Ged
Adeewrte
Tina
Bernice A. Heston
Ohio Reformatory For ‘Women
Marysville
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Jan Goche
John Gallovich
Helen Gallovich
Court of Common Pleas
Joseph A. Ushelyi
Ohto
RSET
Attest
Kenneth B
Henry Wault
Margaret McKeever Ellert
Eleventh Avenue
Beechhurst
Long Island
New York
Laurence J. Ellert
Gleason, Haner & Mazanec
O.T
Renee Henry W. Ault
Baldwin
Mrusic
Superb Baldwin
Musical Organizations
Broad Street
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Electrolux
Electrohygiene
Electrohygiene CO
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