Beverly Witt and Wilbert Berry Wed in South Amherst
Miss Beverly Witt daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Witt and Wilbert F. Berry son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Berry were married in a church ceremony officiated by Dr. Thomas Kepler. The reception for about 200 followed at the American Legion Home.
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Beverly Witt
Wilbert Berry
South Amherst
Congregational Church
Beverly Wr
Herman Wit
Buckeye Street
Bert F. Berry
W. F. Berry
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Thomas Kepler
Willam Roverts
James A. P. Nicol
Laura Mae Sanders
Murrege
Er Sister
Suskia
Aiusbomd
Navy
Lewis Kuimer
Juan Wow
Mory Ann
Boia
Bouques
Tose
Gaines Cliford Berry
Lewis Kimer
Edwin Wrage
America Legion
South Amherst Einn School
Anrh
Sss
Trexel An Elarza
Berry
Lorain High School
Naval Reserve
U. S. Auwhemetic
Ambhers
Wealth and income shifts revealed by 1947 Reserve study
The Federal Reserve Board report drawn from University of Michigan data shows two fifths of U S families earned at least 3000 in 1947, distributions across occupations remained stable, and many moved from lower to higher income groups. The study, covering 48 million households, may revise official views on income distribution.
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America
Federal Reserve Board
University of Michigan Survey Research Center
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Bureau of Labor Statistics
New York Post Corp
Oberlin Notes on Staff Move and Local Events
Oberlin College officials announce Harold S Wood has been granted terminal leave. His wife and daughter travel by sloop from Vermilion to New York Harbor, then by land to Boothbay Harbor Maine. Local plans cover tax stamp drive, medical practice changes, budget talks, and community events at Sacred Heart and Allen Hospital.
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Oberlin—College Ofic
Als
Harold S Wood
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Wood
Patric
Oberba
Buffalo
Great Lakes
New York State Barge Canal
Hudson River
New York Harbor
Long Island Sound
Cape Cod Canal
Gamble
Corch
Oscar H. Schettier
George C. Jameson
West College Street
Western Reserve Medical School
Er Ses
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleeland
Mansfeld
Airs. Schettler
P. O. Johnson
East College Street
Scnoors
C. E Wigson
Carleton EK
Ohio
Oak Street
Ashland
Ford
Harry Brinker
West Salem
Ashland County
of Ohio
Eorgine
H. V. Zahm
Fairbanks- Morse
Aunicipal
Zero
Ralph Doer Entes
Inet
Allen Hospital
Richard Onery
Sue Ehen Hehe
Richard Mull and Son
Aizemie Wahl
Mrs. Seaversr
Sacred Heart
Fox
Rosary-Altar Society
Thomas A. Kurby
S.T.D
Robert C. Blair
Andrew Supers
Ladies Rosari-Altar Society of Sacree Heart Church
Blair Rey
Cerium
Extend Mail Service To The Netherlands
Notices at a local post office announce extending mail service to Denmark and The Netherlands while limiting service to Israel. Postmaster Wil l Jorne reports resumed service for unregistered letters and certain deliveries, with a four pound six ounce weight limit and prohibition on merchandise content.
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Denmarix
Netherlands
Israel
Acecorc
Jorne
Aicvex
Denmarsx
Sheriff’s Office June Report Details Arrests and Thefts
The sheriff department investigated 29 automobile accidents eight traffic arrests and $253 in fines and costs. It made 32 arrests for fines and costs totaling $422. During June the force handled one armed robbery eleven burglaries four breaking and entering cases and seven stolen car reports. Six stolen cars were recovered.
Traffic arrests and deaths reported by department
The department recorded three reckless driving arrests, one driving while intoxicated, two speeding, one for no license, and one for improper lights. Investigations included one death by own action and one miscellaneous death, with 193 miscellaneous cases handled.
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Onix
Muniiion
Sylvia F. Porter
Violet E. Barson Quarry
Betty Heisman
N. Pleasant
Connie
Adrian
Middle Avenue
Kenmore
Sears
Sears Roebuck and Co
Stead St
Elyria
A.M
P_M
Broad ST
Pape
The
Sire George S. May Company
Chicago l
North Michigan Ave
Sheriff's Office
Ees Tri
Chronicle-Telegram
Craq
Birkline
E& S
Jack
Broad Street
Siuc
Buster Brown
Arpuse
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