Postal workers raise record Muscular Dystrophy funds
William Mazer president of the Muscular Dystrophy Associations for America announced a 3 342 950 dollar nationwide drive by 100 000 letter carriers who conducted a door to door march. William C Doherty president of the National Association of Letter Carriers AFL turned over the bulk of contributions to Mazer. Most money will fund research with about one third for local relief including wheelchairs medicine and therapy to dystrophy victims. Since the organization began three years ago it has given 789 000 for research across 36 projects in 17 states and to the University of Paris.
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William Mazer
America
William C. Doherty
Washington
National Association of Letter Carriers
AFL
Mazer
Doherty
University of Paris
Avon Lake City Committees Named by Mayor Rupert
Avon Lake May or Lynus Rupert announced village council committee appointments. Roman Klingshirn became finance and properties chair with Arthur Laws and James J King assisting. King leads public service with Edward Drury and Edmund Niles aiding. Drury runs parks and recreation with Laws and Helen Dean.
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Avon Lake
Lynus Rupert
Roman Klingshirn
Arthur J. Laws
James J. King
King
Public Service Committee
Edward Drury
Edmund Niles
Drury
Laws
Helen Dean
John Brown
iNiles
Klingshirn
King and Brown
D. E. Starkey
Wayne Black
Joe Boehm
Walter Bleser
Disconnecting Radiators In Home Repairs
A reader reveals that removing radiators to access walls or floors speeds up repairs. Avoid working with steam pressure present. For personal repair questions, write to Mr Cobb with a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Mr. Cobb
Wooster Groups Offer Music of 5 Centuries
Wooster College concert features Westminster Choir and Chamber Orchestra performing five centuries of music at First Congregational Church. From Ducis 1544 motet to Clokey Te Deum and works by Handel, Holst, Bach, and others directed by Richard Gore with Allan Collins leading the ensemble. Wheelings precocious drummer Donald Morehead, 13, joins the Wheeling Symphony training roster.
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Westminster Choir
College of Wooster
First Congregational Church
Ducis
Edward, Beebe
Richard T. Gore
Chow
The
College
Joseph W. Clokey
Ohio
Miami University
Oxford
Handel
Walther
Buxtehude
Kopylov
Bortniansky
Holst
C. P. E Bach
Johann Sebastian Bach
Martin iLutherby
LeMaistre
Drestsler
Allan
Wheeling
W. Va. i
Wheelng Symphony Orchestra
Donald Morehead
Benwood Union High School
Unti
Fireman Finds Buck Impaled on Fence After Hunt
Vernon P. Libby, a Portland fireman, spent 10 off duty hours deer hunting in Maine. Returning home he discovered a 13 pound buck impaled on his back fence, the incident described in a terse local report.
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Portland
Vernon P. Libby
Maine
Manager Named for City Furniture Store in Elyria
Edward J. Donahue named manager of Elyria Bears Furniture Co. at 52 Broad Street to replace Mort Goldberger who moves to Lorain. Donahue, Cleveland born and WWII veteran, previously led Atlas Radio Store in Cleveland and worked for May Co. He and wife Margaret reside at 1586 North Washington Ave. Goldberger had managed the store since October 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Donahue
Elyria Bear's Furniture Co
Broad Street
Mort Goldberger
Lorain
Donahue
Elyria
Atlas Radio
Ceveland
May Co
Cleveland
Margaret
North
Washington Avenue
West High School of
John Carroll "University
Goldberger
Welfare money repaid in Holyoke incident
A white woman entered the Holyoke public welfare office and paid back welfare funds totaling $1,?58.24, saying she wished to repay all aid she had received. Officials were unaware she had any funds to repay.
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Holyoke
Mass
Public Welfare
Frightened animal chases through crowded area
A frightened animal that wandered into a busy district failed to clear a fence while being pursued, leading to a dangerous dash through the populated streets. No injuries are reported. Authorities cautioned residents to avoid chasing wild animals.
On the Wing Memphis quail shooter bags bird by accident
Waiton Lipsey Jr did not fire a shot yet still killed a quail. He explained the bird struck the gun barrel and broke its neck, delivering the game without an intentional shot.
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Memphis
Tenn. 1
Waiton Lipsey, Jr
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