Outline program to speed construction of new homes
The Lorain County Tuberculosis Association seeks funds as Elyria residents lag on Christmas Seal letters. Building work in Amherst progresses with a foundation poured and brick work ready. A public hearing by the zoning board is required before changes are approved.
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Pagedette Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Ohe
Lorain County Tuberculosid Association
Hovig and Fetsons
Amhersts
Goning Board
Change In Zoning Restriction For Bottling Milk Beverages
An ordinance proposes to alter zoning rules to permit bottling milk and donated beverages in a commercial district. The measure received a first reading.
Council to review zoning change for milk bottling plant
Solicitor Richard Horan told council the ordinance aims to permit a milk bottling operation at the Cleveland and Roosevelt streets site, currently a commercial establishment, by referencing a veteran’s request. Building Inspector Hart Dickason noted three other proposals for bottling in commercial zones and urged approval of the change.
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Marion L Tumbush Weds George Hamby In Church Ceremony
Valley City reports the wedding of Marion L Tumbush to George M Hamby in Evangelical Reformed Church of Ropom. double ring ceremony conducted by Rev Frank A Reigte with music by Rosemary Jones and others. bride wore white satin and net with crown, maid of honor Genevieve Gienke, bridesmaids Eten Tumbush and others in white. groom recently discharged from the Air Forces after overseas service. couple on extended southern trip.
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Ropom
Marion
Louise Tumbush
Mes
Val Tumbish
Visa
Oneita Lizotte
Donald Parfitt
Genevieve Gienke
Josephine Kuehne
Eten Tumbush
LaVerne Brant
Coursin
Mr. Hamby
Raymond Keuhne
Joe McCarthy
Ray Gienke
Franklin Brant
Air Forces
South
Council Gives Six Point Program
Washington advisory board of the Producers' Council proposes a six point program to speed home construction. It urges changes in price controls, labor expansion, local housing focus, access to raw materials, reclaiming old homes, and limiting public works for 1947 to meet urgent veteran housing demand.
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Producers’ Council
Wilson W. Wyatt
Council
Office of Price Administration
Prince Of Peace Finalists Announced In Ohio Contest
Six Ohio youths were named finalists in the state Prince of Peace Declamation contest to be held in Columbus, January 30, after winning semi finals last night. Finalists include Maurice Heller Canton Betty Gillespie Toledo George Kepner Newton Falls Minto Brees Springfield Chris Dejohn Ravenna and Richard Hinterleiter Canton.
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Maurice
Heller
Canton
Betty Gillespie
Toledo
George Kepner
Newton Falls
Minto Brees
Springfield
Chris Dejohn
Ravenna
Richard Hinterleiter
Avon 16 Club Hosts Sixteen at Center Road
Avon 16 Club hosts Mr and Mrs Arnold Buck at their Center road home for a Sixteen club evening of five hundred. Frank Pickering and wife win prizes. Next meeting at Edson Maser home. Also listed are Lyceum event at Avon High School Court Courtney the Magician, Village Council at Town Hall, and Avon Baptist Church special meetings with Rev Walter Young presenting The Tabernacle in the Wilderness using a scale model.
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Arnold Buck
Center Road
Frank Pickering
Edson Maser
Ia Lyceum
Courtney
Avon Baptist Church
Walter Young
la Grange
Union Head Replies To Cleveland's Mayor Burke
AFL Pressmen's Union president Emmett O'Flanagan answers Mayor Burke rooming over the Cleveland wage dispute that has kept the city paperless for 18 days. He argues the expired contract allowed arbitration and that publishers delayed. He clarifies that Major Berry had no authority to order arbitration and notes the publishers' secretary declined further action.
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Emmett Ofianagain
AFL Pressmen‘s Union
Thomas A. Burke
Burke
Cleveland Press, Plain Dealer
News
O'Flanagan
George L. Berry
International Pressmen
Berry
George Dale
Publisher’s Association
Meet With Betty With A View Ends The Dispute
Argentina plans to spend 10006000 dollars yearly on new housing for years as authorities seek settlement through talks. Betty oversees negotiations and eyes long term housing programs to end the disagreement.
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Betty
Argentina
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