Wellington Gray to face Jones for mayor in Wellington
Local race heats up as incumbent clerk treasurer Ralph Gray and a former mayor seek the Republican nomination for mayor in Wellington. Council seats may shift with several incumbents retiring or filing for re election while Floyd Shepherd and Carroll Wight pursue the board of public affairs seat. Matt Cvetic, former Communist Party member, scheduled to speak in Wellington as part of a civic program.
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Wellington
Ralph Clerk
Gray
Mavor
Dwight Paces
SU A Lage
Mont
Martha McMay
Permiss Alb
Dones
Lillen
Rebekah
Maree Lewis
Bernice Phillips
Noble Grand
Harriett Farnsworth
Dols
Mazlett
Marian King
Clelen Eytin
Tremurer
Lainieh
Lew ‘Ig
Mes
Olive Butler
Geneveve Huff
Claude, Girman
Fay Perkins
Willam Rigo
Trent Council
Robert Goll
Robert Young
AL 2 Weber
Counell
Theo Y
Lawrence Bo
William Skeeles
George Backhaus
Beard of Public Affairs
Floyd Shepherd
Carroll Wight
Charies
Peterson
Wellington Area Man Reelected Director of Milk Federation
Harry B. Rowland of Rochester Township was reelected for a second term as director of District 5 of the Cleveland Milk Producers Federation at the annual meeting in Mason City. He defeated Lawrence Betts of Wellington Rex Long of Loudonville and Lloyd Calhoun of Newland. Also chosen were Ralph Carpenter Ashland J A Jewett Wellington Rex Long Loudonville Eldon Sivvist West Salem and Stanton Sprinkle Wellington. Rowland a Rochester Township farmer for about 30 years is a director of the Lorain Medina Rural Health Cooperative and has held multiple local agricultural posts. The federation plans self help measures to stabilize prices and surpluses with hoped end of last year’s milk price squeeze fading.
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Harry B. Rowland
Wellington
Cleveland Milk Producers’ Federation
Masonityland
Rowland
Lawrence Betts
Rex Lone
Loudon- Ywille
Lloyd Calhoun
New Landes
National Federation
Norlan
Sqn
J. W. Hartsock
Cleveland Federation
Rochester
Lorain-Aledina Rural Hecthie Cooperative
Lorain County Parm Bureau
Lorain County Farmers and Businessmen's Club
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Ite
San Die Open rounds stun golf world with Bolt led
Tommy Bolt fires a stunning second round in the San Die Open as Pablo McGirr trails by one. Wiehtty Ran and others follow, while a lively crowd watches in New York and Civantenya. The piece notes Bolt’s hot and cold form and references a wave of girl watcher chatter surrounding the event.
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Peramental
Tommy Bolt
Freeman May Be Out Of Action For Buckeyes
Ohio State faces a crucial trip to Lafayette and a Saturday game against Purdue without Freeman as his sprained ankle hinders action. Coach Floyd Stahl noted Robin Freeman’s uncertain status after a two game skid, with Ohio State 1-2 in league play and 4-5 overall the season.
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State
Buckeye
Lafay
Trentmabat
BU Felte
Ernie Biggs
Purdue
Boilermakers
Freeman
Ohio
Floyd Stahl
Robin Freeman
Nevter
Slim
Bucks
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Mohrman
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Charles Akpilon
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Bebneh
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Newark
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Hamond Cutters
Broad St
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New Fifth Avenue
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Wwe
Don Sayers
American Society
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Weer de Haaudifel
Atdle
Jmark
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Watehe
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