Elyria Coach Reports 10 Percent Passenger Decline
Elyria Coach Co. president Harry Searles notes a roughly ten percent drop in annual passengers from last year as industrial employment levels level off. The firm operates 11 regular runs and nine extras daily, offering two deluxe charter busses for trips across Ohio. Chartered trips cost about a penny per mile per passenger, a cheaper option than private driving, with routes to Cleveland Columbus Toledo and Eastern Heights. Evening patronage declines threaten to end Wednesday and after 6 pm service if trends continue.
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Hiyrra Coach Co
Harry Searles
Olio
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Olace
Searles
Eastern Heights
Koplin Drug Co Promotes Photography Services
Koplin Drug Co on Lodstreet markets photography as an art and offers expert guidance from Harry Bemis, stock of cameras from Brownie to Speed Graphic, movie cameras, slide projectors, and a large 24hour finishing department. Photographers and enthusiasts are invited to bring in cameras for checks and to use the affordable hand flash gear for flash and photo flood pictures. Bemis, a pharmacist and professional photographer, shares advice on exposure, light, and film, highlighting the store as a photographic headquarters.
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Koplins Drug Store
Lodstreet
Harry Bemis
Bemis
Koplin’s l
Koda
Kpplin’s
Beis
New Hearing Aids Embrace Natural Look Trend
A Sonotone consultant explains why modern hearing aids, like the Out-A-Sight earpiece, are designed to be unobtrusive. Dalton of Elyria notes two factors shaping this shift: improved correction boosting confidence and devices that blend with appearance. Many users fear visible aids, but the industry sees growing acceptance as people compare aids to glasses and fashion, with consultants emphasizing understanding of individual reactions.
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Dalton
Cyril T. Dalton
Sondone
Elyria
Loraim
Hau
Sonotone
North Ridgeville Plans Bake Sale and Club Meetings
Plans discussed for a bake sale and games party to be held soon by 27 members of the L. B. 5 group after a luncheon hosted by Mesdames Frederick, Stellar, Hah al, Wimelles, and Lutz. Mrs. R. Chapman led the devotional period and prayer.
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William Thompson
Denver Ridge Road
Mig Ford Schraid
Sarasota
Fla
Case League
W. G. Walker
Case Road
Lawrence Rothraeary
Membr
Town Hall
Alt P
T. Finnegan
Glen Falkner
Ridgeville
Lou Smith
Eaton announces birth of granddaughter in Valley City
Mr and Mrs Everett Hall of Valley City welcomed their first granddaughter born January 28 at Medina Community Hospital. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Ford have six sons and now celebrate the arrival of a granddaughter amid family joy. Aid Groups meet as Ladies Aid Group one gathered at the home of Mrs Marge Barth with preparations noted for upcoming events.
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Eaton
Ford
Everett Hall
Valley City
Medina Community Hostital
Ladies Aid
Marge Barth
Committees Set Up To Carry On Programs
Lovaim County Farm Bureau cooperative reorganizes education home and community and legislative public affairs panels for 1949 after new delegates elections. Education chair Ralph Miller and secretary Mrs C Austin Fish outlined goals including expanding advisory councils and state coop tours. Home and community chair Mrs George Robson and secretary Mrs Harlan d Schramm named, with safety committee members chosen. Legislative and public affairs chair Mrs Metia Nichols presides over issues on coloring margarine, rural phone upgrades, and farmland limits. A 16 member Ladies Aid groups met across several homes with devotionals and planned February 10 meetings and tax stamp drives for the children’s home.
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Lovaim County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
al Couch
Ralph Miller
Pittsfield Township
C. Austin Fish
la Grange Township
Home and Community
George Robson
Elyma Township
Harland Schramm
Camden Township
Marion Crile
Huntington Township
Grant Rundle
Columbia Township
Leram County Farm and Home Safety Committee
Metia Nichols
Gordon Bartter
Columbialunch
Swan
Paul Spyder
Brownhelm Township
Margaret Bastline
Rose Blaine
Pearl Phelps
Charles Smith
Ladies Aid Group
Alta Tildes
Young
Mildred Barker
Janie Danigl
Childrens Home
Evelyn Hier
Bingo
Peggy Tompkins
Betty L Hawke
Sunshine Sisters
Evelyn Lacina
Grange
Corwin Swan
Club Advisors To Meet On Thursday In Lorain County
Four H Club advisors in southern Lorain County will meet at 8 p m Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Marion Crile one mile east of Huntington to discuss plans for organization for 1949 announced by Leland Schuler associate county agricultural extension agent.
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Four-H Club
Lorain County
Leland Schuler
Associate County Agricultural Extension
Marion Crile
Huntington
Older pilots still good at age 55 say Harvard study
Dr Ross A MacFarland of the Harvard School of Public Health reports that airline pilots over 40 have fewer accidents and can hold their jobs efficiently into age 55. He notes slower reactions are offset by better knowledge experience and calmness.
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New York
Ross A. MacFarland
Harvard School of Public Health
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Harry Downs
Semorials
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Cleveland St
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Storco
Geisel Mfg., Inc
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Jack Knight
the Dry Cleaner
Lerain Glass Co
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Day's Hardware & Music Store
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Elyria Coach Co
Koplin Drug Co
Demostrates
North Ridgeville
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Picture Store
Second St
Crossey
Shelvador
Crosley Electric
Gibson
Admiral
Ross Furniture Co
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Schroeder Tin Shop
Lodi Street
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