Educators Hear Reports On Various Projects
Educators heard updates on health education and allied projects during a monthly meeting. A participant from Mia University discussed campus athletics planning, while Amherst administration outlined new plans for a basketball tournament and related facilities.
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Mia University
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Recreation Class Organized At Local School
A recreation program will be held next week at the Billapigh School under the Recreation Commission. Girls are asked to register at the gymnasium. the plan mirrors a successful program run last year.
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Barina Porn
Fistat
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Ine
Gymbasia
Death Record for Elyria Resident Listed Amid Confusing Text
Fragmented obituary style notes mention an Elyria resident and a list of names and relations. The text references a death occurring midweek, a family, and a funeral home, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Comdr Robishaw Plans To Resume Practice Here
Fragmented OCR paper hints at Comdr Robishaw preparing to resume professional activity locally. Several garbled segments mention health, wife, and travel, with scattered place names and dates.
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Comdr
Robishaw
Ohio Power Co Waco Dispute Settled
Ohio Power Company and Waco dispute reaches settlement resolving a grid access conflict. The agreement provides terms for ongoing service, compensation details, and confirms no further litigation on the matter. Both sides acknowledge the arrangement as final.
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Ohio Power Co
Waco
Real Estate Transfers in Military Discharges Reported
Discharged servicemen associated with real estate transfers listed by the Land Titles Office. Includes Major John Rostyo, Leonard Sorkele, George Sharkey, Richard Adams, and others with properties across Sheffield Lake area. Mentions Atterbury Camp dispatch and Philippine Liberation Ribbon context.
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Ricul
Atterbury
India
Thateke Karl Flost-Se
Bark Fo Osborne
Ale Greoftier
Army
Stannary
Philippine Liberation
Aenean Theatre
Camp Atterbury
Leonard Sorkele
Bread Street Agmey
Avericien “Theatre Power
Corp AL Neotstad
Court grants and sets terms in multiple divorces and estates
The court issued divorces for several couples on grounds of neglect and entered custody and support orders for two children. Proceedings also covered estate matters with Lorraine and Lorain residents, detailing property values and heirs, and noting probate actions for other individuals. The record lists names, places and dates, including Lorain area districts and related legal actions.
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Chavener Eager
Mareia
Guy B. Findley
Aother
Vege Sudre
Tom Aud
Elyrian elected president of Lara County Auto Dealers
L. K. Deeta, Elyria dealer, was chosen president of the Lara County Automobile Dealers Association at the annual meeting this week. James Colgan of Lorain welcomes successor while Franklin Jones of Wallington is named vice president and W. C. McConnell of Lorain serves as secretary. Directors for 1946 include Henry Klermund Oberlin Barney Rothgery Grafton B F Vogler James Colpan Lorain R Dall iands J Hengesbaugh Ely
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Elyria Automobile Dealer
Lara County Automobile Dealers Association
Agencation
Deeta
James Colgan
Lorain
Franklin Jones
Wallington
W. C. McConnell
Henry Klermund
Oberlin
Barney Rothgery
Grafton
B. F. Vogler
James Colpan
Wt. R. Dall
Iands
J. Hengesbaugh
Ely
Michigan Pastor Confesses To Poisoning Daughter
Grand Rapids Mich authorities report 83 year old Rev Frank Siple of Southlawn Church of God confessed to poisoning his daughter Dorothy 17. He made the admission in jail as the probe widens toward his former wife Bertie who died in 1929. Prosecutor will seek exhumation if Dixon authorities approve.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Grand Rapids
Frank Sipie
Southlown Church of God
Dorothy
Lyle Dean
Kent County
Mensa RB
Bolt
Siple
Dixon
Bertie
Bull
New Battleship May Have Atomic Weapons
Congressional sources foresee Kentucky becoming the first battleship armed with atomic weapons. Cmd Frank Nash told Navy Navy Affairs committee members that completion of the ship may be delayed pending Navy steady progress.
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Washington
Kentucky
Bowling Green Cruises To 64 33 Win In 20th Season
Bowling Green opened its 20th season with a commanding 64 33 victory over Findlay College. Carl Reichert gave Findlay its only lead late in the first half as the Falcons built a strong defensive game. BG led 27 12 at the end of the second period and dominated the third quarter, holding Findlay to minimal scoring while extending the margin.
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Bowlng Green
Little Findlay College
Carl Reichert
Findlay
Bowling Green Trek Ue
DR Ae Tos
Aed
Bre-Ger Falcons
Terrfic
Farhaceng
Fundiay
Falcons
Clapper's Goal Beats Chicago in Spectator Memory
Ambiguous text references Clapper and Chicago, with garbled phrases about memory and competition. The fragment hints at a sports result or performance but contains unclear names and events, making a precise summary difficult. No verifiable entities or dates beyond scattered proper nouns.
Hoppe Trails Rubin in Cleveland billiards match
Hoppe defeated Rubin 539 to 289 in a special billiards event at Lodbettagtits dleen. The report notes Hoppe’s strong performance while other games nearby drew fewer spectators yesterday.
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Hoppe
Rubin Cleveland
Arthur Bs
Hetth Hoppe
Chief Says Probe Of Lorain Man's Death Not Closed
Lorain police and the prosecutor said the case of Joseph Lasky remains under investigation. The prosecutor noted a grand jury inquiry could be used if warranted, but he indicated no active or advertised grand jury action. Police chief Theodore Walker confirmed the investigation is ongoing.
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William G. Wickeng
Grand Jury
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C. ‘Lo
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Torain
St. Joseph’s Hospital
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Theodore Walker
Bus Driver Credited With Saving 40 Lives
Portsmouth fire chief credited bus driver W. To Harr of New Boston with saving 40 lives when a Portsmouth City Lines bus caught fire in the East end. He stopped the bus, opened doors, and passengers escaped before the flames enveloped the vehicle after a broken gasoline line caused the blaze. The fire caused substantial damage to the bus.
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Portsmouth
W. To Harr
New Boston
Hare
Portsmouth City Lanes, Inc
Wastinghouse Electric Names New President
Westinghouse Electric announced yesterday that Onn Gwin AL Prick became president succeeding A W Roberts as chairman of the board and chief executive officer. George Houcher was named president. Boucher resigned as president but will continue as secretary treasurer and as chairman of the board and Westinghouse International Co.
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Westinghouse Flectie Cup
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Fans Raise 7500 For Flyers Brown Benefit Night
Fans rallied 7500 strong for Eddie Brown in a Flyers benefit game against New Haven Eagles. Proceeds supported Brown after an injury earlier in the season as the Flyers edged the Eagles in a tense Eastern Division matchup. Brown’s late scoring helped secure a 5 0 win over a feisty New Haven club.
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Dles St. Leas Flyers
Tian Dean
Flyers
New Haven Eagles
Raale
New Haven
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Eagles
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Hornets
Rid Your Premises of RATS Quick Way Safe and Easy
An advertisement promises a guaranteed overnight rat removal method. Claims the product is the safest known and offers money back if it fails. Targeted at stores and households, the copy emphasizes rapid results and broad availability.
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