Day family sports shop founder hailed for lasting influence
George M Day built a local sports equipment business in Elyria growing from baseball gear to a broad range of athletic supplies. He leveraged direct factory connections with Tiraper Maynard Co to offer reliable gear and service, earning respect among players and coaches in the early to mid 20th century.
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Yao
Elyria
Hus Hess
Freladt
Enpine
Perhomd
Tore Hs
Smill Hars
Wis
Nembhays
Digs Of Inearchirs Promotes Goldsmith Line Through County Stores
The Digs Of Inearchirs chain expands apparel reach by distributing Goldsmith gear in Elvira territory. It outfits hundreds of players with well balanced Lohatiean options and emphasizes custom attention for every customer, from strings to $15 basketballs.
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D & Mi
N15
Elvira
MD Orione
Ye Bey
Haid Vo
Giry
Pst
Tome Am
Ur da
Young
Old Uther Sporting Goods
George Das Hys
Firs Hotees
Enon
Ohio Schools Face Teacher Shortage Despite Surveys
The Franklin News Letter reports Kenneth C Ray predicting Ohio will lack experienced teachers due to draft and industry demand. A survey of school heads flags overcapacity in some areas and outlines recommendations including retraining, temporary certificates, summer courses, preferred retirement, and easing interstate teacher movement.
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Corumbes
Kenneth C Ray
Ohio
Industria
Su Pluece
Feicher
Grafton School Seeks Schreiner as Interim Teacher
Grafton school officials announced Alice Schreiner will fill the teaching position for the remainder of the school year after Mr Lewis left for military service. Schreiner will replace him and continue instructional duties as the district adjusts staff assignments.
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Gratton
Grafton
Alice Schreiner
Lewis
Servie Grafton School
Advanced Methods In Handling Coal Retailing At Elyria Co
The Elyria Lumber and Coal Company reports forty years of coal retailing in Florida after taking over Lewis D Rownon’s business. They describe modern handling to keep coal dust free, stock a range of fuels including coking coal and stoker fuels, and emphasize self reliance with no outside salesmen to maintain high customer trust and steady trade.
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Flyria Lumber and Coal CO
Flynn Lumber and Coal Co
Chestnut Street
Noto
UN Sracun
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Elyria Lumber and Coal Company
Floria
Lewis D Rownon
Steker
Jeffery
Elia Tumber
Coal Company
Glen Rogers
Pacahonta
Bergoo
Elyria Lumber and Coat Company
PTA Acknowledges Home Arts Club Turnout and Officers
The PTA sponsored project 18 introduces Reo Cross Worn items with Thursday sessions in the Home Arts room. Officers elected include Iveta Sechy president Virginia Furnieh secretary treasurer Velba Schwer with a Bunco prizes event led by Jane Jo icon and Herta Schwed. refreshments served to Evleen Firetta Rader and others.
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PTA
Teicher
Iveta
Jen Dunlap
Velba Schwer
Jane Jo
Herta
Evleen
Firetta Rader Saah
Jane Whitson
Alberta
Melba
Betts
Jean Durlip Beerly Plank
Virginia Furaish
Edith Hastings Auxiliary plans charity dinner and bazaar
The Edith Hastings Auxiliary Lyndon Chapter O ES met at Mrs George Edwards home Wednesday to plan serving the Masonic Inspection dinner at LaGrange and sponsor a March bazaar. Cadet Jack Tomashesha finished training at Spartan Air School Tulsa and transferred to Randolph Field Texas for advanced training. Mrs Lee McCietin hosted the Wistaria club dinner the same evening. Bernard Rothgery recovering after tonsil surgery at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Richard Schurhammer and baby visited Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs DR Dunhp were noted.
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Edith Hastings
Lyndon Chapter
Ire
George Edwards
LaGrange
Bazair
Wistariaelib
Stoelach
Caynved
Bernard Rothgery
Memorial Hospital
Richard Schurhamer
Dunhp
Oklahoma Ends 1941 With Surplus And Debt Ban Amendment
Oklahoma closed 1941 with a large treasury surplus and projects about 4 million in the bank by July 1 1943. Voters adopted in March 1941 a constitutional amendment that prohibits public state debt.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Wall Paper Boom Across Spring Shopping At Castles Store
In Castles Wall Paper and Paint Store at 213 Second Street Cistles, buyers rush to select designs for spring and summer redecorating. The dealer touts cash-only terms, low prices, and a wide carload stock, with no immediate price hikes expected though some increases may come later. Neighborhood customers from Creyaland Meda Ashland Norwalk and Toran County frequent the shop for first quality papers and savings.
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Castles Wall Paper
Second Street
Creyaland
Meda Ashland
Norwalk
Toran County
Castles
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Rostoner
T.o.murphy Co
College St
Oberlin
Ghia
Elyris
Willard Batteries
Elyria Super
West Age
Schroeder Tin Shop
Moncrief
Hesnieg
Apsarek
Jack Knight
Schwind
Brames
Maytag Elyria Co
Middle Ave
Widdie Ave
Gaston H Kartel
Henry G. Peat Printing CO
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H. J. Vogler
Cleveland Street
Perry Court
Lorain Glass Co
Fourth ST Allee Nfar
Elyria Home Improvement CO
Broad St
Elyria, Ohio
Oberlin School OF Commerce
Canfield Gas
A. Gould
Bridge Street
Harrison Tool and Manufacturing CO
Harry L Harrison
Kenneth HW Harrison
Sec
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Geo. R. Allen & Son “General Insurance
Mi Lorain County Bank
Elyrin
Atora
Springfield II
State Archives
Edward J Hughes
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Buenos Aires
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