Police Radio Hookup Considered by Lorain County Council
Police Chief E. J Stankard and Leonard of the Lorain County Radio Corporation proposed a county wide radio hookup last night. They said existing ship to ship and ship to shore service could be adapted to connect the sheriff s department with Elyria and Lorain police. Costs would be divided three ways, with the city paying about 215 monthly. Initial installation would cost 1476 shared by the three departments. The matter was referred to the safety committee, police chief, and service director for a report.
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E. J Stankard
Leonard
Lorain
Safety Committee
Distribution of Sales Tax Dollar Shown By Chart
Lorain County Board of Education reports a chart from the Ohio Educational Association showing the estimated distribution of a 360 million dollar sales tax yield. Schools would receive about 492 percent, local government 279 percent, old age pensions 106 percent, poor relief 16 percent, bonds for poor relief 34 percent, administration costs 32 percent, and vendors discounts 4 percent. The association notes the yield may be under 600 million and that shares for schools and local government will shrink as other accounts receive definite appropriations.
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Ohio
Lorain
Association
Rabbits At Milan Cost $70 Each
State conservation division spent 14000 on the Ohio rabbit farm at Milan and received 203 rabbits. During the season rabbits sold on the open market at eight dollars a dozen. Wild rabbits resented interference with their habitats and refused to multiply.
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Sherrill Government
Ohio
Milan
Columbia Family Reunion Unearths Longbon Tian Roots
The third annual Longbon-Tian family gathering occurred with Mr and Mrs J H Bartteras hosting. Original members included Hannah Longbon and families from Elvstia Wis Berea and Italton. Officers elected: President Gorden Barttel, Secretary Treasurer Miss Winnifred Tran, with Ione Cole among organizers.
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Longbon-Tian Famils
J H Bartteras
Orginal Famils
Hannah Longbon
Has Longpon
Elvstia Wis
Mari Summer
Berea
Wis
Wesley Tran
Fred Tran
Italton
Gorden Barttel
Ione Cole
Winnifred Tran
Claramont Sumner
Ellen Hawke
Edith Tran
Mark Tran
V I Ros
Program Vom
Romance of the Wedding Gown delights Amherst crowd
Amherst July 3 A pretty offair titled The Romance of the Wedding Gown was presented by St Joseph Catholic church youths at the Public School auditorium. Kathryn Brown and June Penders acted as flower girls, with J Clifford handling stage floral design and Paul Wainwright performing. Other events include church services, lodge meetings, and a special Eagles auxiliary session planning Dayton conventioneering.
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Amherst. O
St Joseph Catholic Church
J . Clifford
Kathryn Brown
June Penders
Paul Wainwright
Elyria
Community notes mix births deaths and social events
A historical report lists one mat ridge four births and one death, with Wm J Longbon his memory. Social gatherings feature a fine chicken dinner and ice cream with cake. Various residents attend church talks, visits, and picnics. A late gas station closure and election celebration by Acme Grange wrap the scene.
Raft Threat in Conneaut Ordered Destroyed
A condemned raft near Conneaut is ordered destroyed for endangering local children. It has been linked to two drownings. The device uses a hand on a wheel axis to indicate hours, with a hammer striking to show time, a late medieval mechanism referenced in the report.
South Ridge Children’s Day at Brownhelm church
July events in South Ridge list attendees at Brownhelm Evangelical church Children’s Day services including Rev and Mrs R G Pfatt and Lois Pfatt, Mr and Mrs Milton Eppley, Mrs Mary Eppley, and other local residents. Social gatherings note Jolly Dozen Pinochle Club at the Bechtels’ home and a Young Married Peoples Class event with Rex Pferrer Lois Pferrer and families.
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South Ridge
Brownhelm Evangelical Church
R G Pfatt
Lois
Milton Eppley
Mar} Eppley
J P Bechtel
Frank Bechtel
Pepples
Fast Evangelical Parsonage
Mm Amherst
Rex
R G Pferrer
Newton Baus
Sturley
Wayne
Eof Snyder
Mrs Angie Hahn Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Angie Hahn spends an indefinite time with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Rene Stang then returns to the Tamil after visiting relatives in Ashtabula.
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Angie Hahn
Rene Stang
Ashtabula
CHURCH NOTES AND CIVIC GATHERINGS HIGHLIGHT LOCAL JULY EVENTS
Church services at the ME church and Sunday School at 10am invite all. A report on the Canton missionary convention will be given by Mrs Clarence coo at 11am. An unusual program by the bow of the ME church of Herrietta at pm. Allley-Klevich wedding of Wallda McCauley and Virchael Ksemich set for 730 pm Saturday with Rev R Pferret officiating. Attendees included Mr and Mrs R Gray WY Loam. Ledger notes the Medla Guild annual picnic at Crystal Beach Sunday July 7. Various local visits and neighbors are listed, including Frank Bechtel visiting Nelson Bechtel in South Amherst and others in Norwalk, Elyria, and Toledo.
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H Rogers
M 6
Penel
Ohio
Paul Brown
Friands
Gnaddenhutton
Robert Reming
Elyna
A D Crocker
Acme Grange
Reds
Blues
O R Crocker
James G
Wm Maser
Rothioch
Fairview
Columbia Garden Club
North Olmsted Parh
Committee On
George Fisher
George Bremner
Nelson Wallis
Nerce
Wilda Heineman
Calvin van Arsdale
Cuta- 190Ga Falls
Jetme van Arsdale
Mr Street
Cleveland
Martha Adams
Herman Paulson
Wis Jay Jasper
Fern Pinchney
Canton
Clarence Coo
Herrietta
Everwoody
Allley-Klevich
Wiss Wallda McCauley
Murray Ridge
Virchael Ksemich
Lorain
R Pferret
R Gray WY Loam
Edward Frye
Cedar Point
Frank Bechtel
Nelson Bechtel
South Amherst
Theodore Gils
Harold
West Ridge
C J Smith
Clanton
Detroi
H C Delefield
Mitchell Knittle
George Knittle
Marion Knittle
Kathryn Kolbe
Cleveland social trio listed in regional notice
Harry Peters, Mrs. Rebecca Ember of Cleveland and Dr. Clyde Roth of Elyria are named in a regional social notice detailing upcoming events and affiliations involving local figures.
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Harry Peters
Rebecca Ember
Cleveland
Clyde Roth
Elyria
Articles Left By Dead Pile Up In Montreal
Morgue officials in Montreal face a mounting disposal problem as hundreds of souvenirs are left on the bodies brought to the morgue over a ten day period. Officials describe the items as personal tokens placed by mourners and bystanders. The pileup underscores the scale of the tragedy and the emotional toll on the community.
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Montreal
Morgue holds unclaimed items from numerous estates
Officials retain a trove of unclaimed items including gold and river watches and chains, fountain pens, money, spectacles, trophies, prayer beads, pocket books, false teeth, lighters, medals, medicines, and cameras. Relatives may claim them later as New England's recreation industry contributes about 500 million dollars annually.
Candid Fish Story Falls On Wrong Bars
In Lansing Michigan chief of Fisheries Division Fred A Wester man questions a CCC youth about fishing. The youth answers confidently that he caught two black bass recently. The official curiosity prompts a humorous exchange revealing the casual tone of a candid local fish story.
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Lansing, Mich
Fred A. Westerman
Michigan
CCC
Westerman
Black bass season closes December 31
A hitchhiker expressed worry about the fishing rule as Westerman identified the youth as a Michigan resident unfamiliar with local laws. The article notes Africa’s native African Triat state holds annual competitions for vernacular manuscripts written by Africans.
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Africa
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