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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1950

Page

10

License Plates To Go On Sale On March 1

State Motor Vehicles Registrar Frank M. Quinn announced deputy registrars for issuing plates in 1949. In Elyria plates may be bought at three local sites with commercial licenses at Alten's station. Plates cost 10 dollars with two plates per vehicle. trailers and motorcycles get one plate. 1949 passenger car plates are aluminum, commercial plates steel, with a black background and yellow lettering. 1948 plates expire March 31 with no extension. Publicly owned vehicles and school buses receive plates from the Columbus Bureau of Registration. First plates for special numbers mailed today from Columbus.

Frank M. Quinn Elyria Automobile Club Middle Avenue Alfred Allen Second Street Harry Brown Motor Sales, Inc Alten Quinn Bureau of Registration Columbus

South Amherst Class Entertains South Amherst

The Methodist church hosted a party Saturday evening for young people from St John’s Evangelical and Congregational churches. Rev. Dale Riggs led devotions, with Eva Clawson as guest speaker and Celeste Richardson as soloist. A Washington’s birthday themed dessert was served to 45 attendees and decorations were planned for pulpit furniture redecoration.

South Amherst Methodist Sunday School St. John’s Evangelical Church Congregational Church Methodist Church Dale Riggs Julius Durmage Eva Clawson Celeste Richardson Washington St. John’s News Church Council Church School Woman's Guild Friendship Circle Merry Maids Goodwill Workers J. H. Bollens St. John’s Evangelical St. John's Church Norma Demos Edwards Food Store St. John's Evangelical Church Legion Harold Allsop Albert Wragg James Allsopp Jack Sam Slack Peter Ammanhauser Sammy Slack Marlene Wayne Slack Maybelle Glaser Jon, George and Phillip Lange

Banquet Draws 508 Dairymen Guests In Lorain County

More than 500 people attended the Lorain County Dairymen's Association banquet at LaGrange High School with visitors from outside the county. The program featured Taggart’s audience participation act, a Findlay German band led by Robert Neil, and remarks by H R Cotterman of Capitol University on better living and agriculture. Leon Lehman presided, Jay Jackson chaired the banquet, and Ivan Cooper led group singing. Also noted were local tea plans, a weekend visit by Bobby Pierce, and a Tree age note from Davey Tree Expert Co.

Lorain County Dairymen's Association LaGrange High School Byron “Tag” Taggart Cincinnati Findlay Robert Neil H.R. Cotterman Department of Education Capitol University Columbus Cotterman Ivan Cooper Farm Bureau Leon Lehman Belden Dairymen’s Association Jay Jackson LaGrange Kent,o Martin L. Davey, Jr Davey Tree Expert Co Congregational Woman's Association Amherst Congregational Church Bobby Pierce Elyria William Roberts

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