Foreign Students Experience Ohio Christmas in Peninsula
Fourteen international students from Baldwin Wallace Western Reserve Purdue Illinois U of Ohio State arrive in Peninsula to spend Christmas with local host families across the Cuyāhoga river village. Each student is assigned to a new home and will join the community events after New Year. Countries represented include Germany Norway Switzerland Philippines Colombia Cuba Mexico Finland Japan Ireland Iraq Argentina. A library reception opens festivities tonight as carols and square dancing greet guests.
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Cuyahoga River
Baldwin-Wallace
Western Reserve
Purdue
U. of Illinois
Ohio State
Germany
Norway
Switzerland
Philippines
Colombia
Cuba
Mexico
Finland
Japan
Ieeland
Iraq
Argentina
Red Cross Juniors Send Christmas Favors to Hospitals
Four Pleas ant School groups from Oberlin delivered 125 Junior Red Cross Christmas favors to the Elyria Red Cross office for veterans hospitals. Fourth grade pupils led by Mrs. Charlotte Fails contributed 23 items, Mrs. Ella Peak's sixth grade 65, Elizabeth Dew's sixth grade 28, and Miss Miriam Benoy's third grade 12.
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Pleasant School
Oberlin
Red Cross
Elyria Red Cross
Veteran’s Hospitals
Charlotte Fails
Ella Peak
Ae Elizabeth Dew
Miriam Benoy
Rosemary and Winter Gardens Brighten Elyria Club Page
The Elyria Garden Club notes a Michigan greens gift filling the house with pine scent as it honors winter in Les Cheneaux. The piece recalls Rosemary as a Christmas decoration with English origins and legends of its lavender flowers, tied to Virgin Mary lore and historical anecdotes.
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Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Les Cheneaux
England
Hainbauwh
Edward the
Thomas Moore
Egypt
Joseph
Township Trustees and Clerks to Meet Here
The Lorain County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks will gather at the courthouse at 8 p m on December 26. Secretary Lee W Klinect announced the event led by president C O Goss, with Toledo attorney Dr William B Guitteau as speaker. Erie county officer George Koppenhafer will also discuss state organization work.
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Lorain County Association of Township ‘Trustees
Lee W. Klinect
C. O. Goss
William B. Guitteau
Toledo
Guitteau
Joe R. Thomas
Trustees Association
Asrind
Poeta Eee
George Koppenhafer
Erie County
State Association
Klnect Srid
Invention May End Bottleneck In Jet Engines
Cleveland inventor Cyril Bath claims a rotary draw former can rapidly shape heat resistant metals like titanium and nickel alloys without heating, enabling faster jet engines. Experiments show parts and circles produced with precision to 0.00001 inches, addressing a longtime metals bottleneck.
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Cleveland
Boyle
Cyril J. Bath
Bath
End of War Efforts in Korea Tested by Prisoner Exchanges
The piece analyzes how prisoner exchanges and defectors from Chinese and North Korean forces complicate armistice talks. It notes scarce records in Communist armies, the contrasting treatment of prisoners in UN camps, and the risks of expanding a limited war. It reflects on potential enforcement of a truce and warns against a powder-keg path to wider conflict.
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Washington
Korea
Tokyo
United Nations
Jims
U.S
Bei
Wiyeia
Ohio
Philippines
Asia
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Yule Fire Hazards
Fire safety tips from Elyria Fire Department urge immediate action for Christmas hazards. Do not accumulate wrapping, keep metal trash barrels or burn in incinerators, and have extinguishers, water, or hoses ready. Call the fire department at once if a fire starts.
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Elyria
New Gamblers Stamps Issued in Northeastern Ohio
The Internal Revenue Bureau said 24 new gamblers stamps issued for northeastern Ohio with six going to Cleveland residents. Others went to William A. Smith and Tom Smith of Akron and Kenneth D. Robinson and Halleck Shepherd of Lorain. Harvesting oysters notes large vacuum cleaners and still used tongs on boats.
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Cleveland
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ohio
William A. Smith
Tom Smith
Akron
Kenneth D. Robinson
Halleck Shepherd
Lorain
Complete Tests For Herd Registry In Halstein Friesian Report
The Halstein Friesian Association of America reports two cows from local herds completed official production tests. Duchess Bonnie of Vallex City, tested 312 days under Ohio State University supervision, yielded 483 pounds of butterfat and 15,21 pounds of milk. Den ham Brothers of LaGrange, eight years old at testing start, produced 756 pounds of butterfat and 18,353 pounds of milk in a third class test.
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Halstein-Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Ohio State University
Bonnie
Erml Jochum
Vallex City
Denham Brothers, LaGrange
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