Outdoor square dance draws crowds to Lorain for anniversary week
Holly Hoedowners of Elyria plan an outdoor dance July 18 at the A and P Super Market lot in Lorain to mark Lorain’s anniversary. Callers George Jabsuch, Ralph Pavlik and Ivan Crissinger from Strongsville will lead. admission is 1.00 for members and 1.50 for non members. A large turnout is expected as dancers explore new venues and trips, including a planned Detroit voyage aboard the SS Aquarama for 26 couples at reduced fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
George Dabbusch
Ralph Pavilk
Ivan Crissinger
Strongsville
Elyria Club
Jack Yates
Jack
Holly Hoedowners
Cleveland Federation of Square Dance Clubs
The
Hoedowners
Lorain County
Detroit
Neander
Square Dancer
Allemande
Nom
Brooklyn Armory
Ralph Pavlik
Merry Mixer
Olmsted Falls Village Green
Lloyd Litman
Berea Fairgrounds
Ray Sullinger
Elyria faces city budget cuts and job eliminations
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce proposed a 25 percent salary reduction for city officials and elimination of some city jobs to save about $40,000 annually amid financial trouble. J. W. Brandt was elected president of Post 12 American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps. Justice C. C. Lord was named godfather of the American Flag by the city’s Hungarian community. Possible candidates were discussed for the vacant commissioner post following R. C. Hageman’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
J. W
Jack) Brandt
Post 12
American Legion
Drum and Bugle Corps
C. C. Lord
Frank R. Fauver
Henry Arndt
E. C. Cotton
R. C. Hageman
It's In The Cards According To Hoyle
Five players played Pitch to 11 points. The bidder five saved the Jack while another had 10 deuce and a player held nine with ace and 10. The scorekeeper ruled the deuce won. If two players reach 11, High Low Jack and Game determine points. 10 and 2 makes 11 first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H
Four-Cent Soil Conservation Stamp Issued for Rapid City Release
The four-cent Soil Conservation stamp themed contour plowing and farmer livestock links will release August 26 in Rapid City. Designed by Walter Hortons, the stamp highlights conservation farming with terraces, strip cropping, pasture, ponds, and a city skyline showing urban dependence on farm output.
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Rapid City
United States
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Society of America
Coun
Elton
Walter Hortens
U. S
Giori
WAMS Official Attends Conference
W. J. Cox of Western Automatic Machine Screw Go a subsidiary of Standard Screw Co attended the first general staff conference at Bellwood Til. The two day meeting featured coordinated marketing plans for fasteners made at three divisions including Elyria and a new Standard Screw catalog was introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Cox
Western Automatic Machine Screw Go
Standard Screw Co
Bellwood
Til
Elyria
Little Change Noted In Lorain Shipments
Coal and ore shipments at the Lorain dock show slight improvement over last year according to Frank J. Murphy dock superintendent of the Toledo Lorain and Fairport Dock Co. He says coal shipments are running behind the year ago figure and ore shipments are about the same.
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Lorain
Toledo, Lorain and Fairport Dock Co
Frank J. Murphy
Coe
Westminster Kennel Club show panel led by James V Robinson
James V. Robinson of Greenville heads the 84th Westminster Kennel Club judging panel at Madison Square Garden with judges from 15 states, DC, England, and Switzerland. The event runs February 8 and 9, featuring top breeds and best in show trophies.
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James V. Robinson
Greenville
8. C
Westminster Kennel Club
Madison Square Garden
America
Westminster
States
District of Columbia
England
Switzerland
Robinson
Blackpool
Windsor
Paignton
Westchester
Canada
American Kennel Club
Joseph E. Redden
East Longmeadow
Mass
William W. Brainard Jr
Far Hills
N.J
Francis F. H. Fleitmann
Minusio
Edward B. McKinley
Lexington
Vincenzo Calvaresi
Bedford
George M. Beckett
East Haven
Conn
Foley Dog Show Organization, Inc
Philadelphia
Charles Simpson
Simpson
Amherst Field Adds Electric Scoreboard And Booths
The Booster Club, after buying a used electric scoreboard from Elyria High, plans to build a press box and refreshment stand at Amherst Field for the opening September game. Carnival booth reservations, run jointly by the Booster Club and Volunteer Firemen, have been extended to July 23 24 and 26. John Bozicevich and Lyle St Peter serve as co chairs for the four day event.
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South Amherst
Elyria High School
John Bozicevich
Bozicevich
Boosters
Lyle St. Peter
Hawaii Education System Described As Fortified And Inclusive
The fiftieth state is praised for its advanced public schools private institutions and University of Hawaii enrollment. Since missionary beginnings in 1819 English education and written laws spread, with high teacher standards and minimal segregation in a diverse society.
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Hawaii
United States
West
University of Hawaii
The
University
Honolulu
Hilo
Big Island
Island of
Territorial Normal School
Teachers College of the University
mid-Pacific
Pacific
Nti
Pacific World
Islands
New England
Boston
Cape Horn
Teachers College of the
Liberal Arts
Scene About Town and Family Tales in Ohio Region
A humorous column recounts letters from Will Keller praising the paper and local readers in Cincinnati while detailing personal vignettes. It mixes friends from Avon, casual social antics, a Milas event, and a grandmother’s death with reflections on a doctor’s late care and a domestic thermometer of moods.
Life Begins At 40 Truman Spurns Leisure
In Independence Missouri at 2:30 pm a white sedan brings former President Truman to the library. He rejects retirement and says work keeps a man from the rocker. The piece notes his career path from Kansas City haberdashery to senator to president and highlights the Truman Library displays.
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Independence. Mo
Truman Library
Bee
Caribbean
Sumatra
Truman
Kansas City
White House
U.S. Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Anf
Ofice
Iran
Philippines
Levi
Archangel
Citievery Uben
Federal Credit Union Marks 25th Anniversary
The Bureau of Federal Credit Unions marks its 25th anniversary this year. In 1954 the bureau was established and by December 31 there were 159 federally insured credit unions with assets of 294 million dollars and 828 thousand members with savings totaling 350 thousand 730 dollars. Federal credit unions make up about half of the nation's total credit unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Federal Credit Unions
Jaume
Insured certificates offered by Royal Acceptance Corp in Elyria
Elyria area residents are offered insured investment certificates by the Royal Acceptance Corp of Cleveland. The certificates pay five percent annual interest and come in values of 50 or multiples of 30 dollars. They may be redeemed after one year or held, with check payments mailed quarterly.
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Elyria Area
Royal Acceptance Corp
Cleveland
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