Suburban Calendar of Tonight and Tomorrow
Ridgeville Grange hosts a card party at Grange Hall eight p m with the William Rooneys and Ray Franks. Sunday Carlisle LaPorte Church picnic at Robson Grove on Robson Road at 12 15 p m. Monday South Amherst Boy Scouts meet at seven p m at the scout cabin Tulk Field. Village council and Board of Public Affairs meet at seven thirty p m at the South Amherst town hall. Ridgeville Civic League meets Monday at eight thirty p m Town Hall dues due. Royal Neighbors of America meet Tuesday at five thirty p m at Roy Jackson home North Olmsted. Altar and Rosary Society meets seven thirty p m Nativity Church South Amherst Methodist Men's Brotherhood six thirty p m Methodist Church. Belden Mothers Study Club eight thirty p m Belden School. Grafton Lot A Lot Club meets in the afternoon with Mrs Don Carmel. Grafton So We Sew 4H Club meets one p m at the Methodist Church. Ed Deering shows Boy Scouting movies at eight forty p m.
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South Amherst
Tulk Field
South Amherst — Board of Public Affairs
Ridgeville — Civic League
Royal Neighbors of America
Roy Jackson
North Olmsted
Slacks
Methodist Men's Brotherhood
Belden
Grafton-Lot
Don Carmel
Grafton
So-WeSew
Ridgeville
Ridgeville — Grange
Ed Deering
Michigan Soldiers Across Civil, World Wars Total 938000
A historic tally shows 938000 Michigan men served in the Armed Forces across the Civil War World War I and World War II, reflecting enduring state contribution to national conflicts and military history.
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Michigan
College of Steubenville unveils family plan tuition rates
Steubenville Ohio College of Steubenville announced a family plan of reduced tuition to aid children from large families. The experiment runs five years starting in September, with reaction to determine permanent adoption.
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Steubenville
Ohio
College of Steubenville
Book of Modern Business Today
Polio Aid Funds Gone Demand Sparks Aug Fund Drive
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis president Basil O Connor said emergency funds are exhausted and the nation faces a serious polio funding crisis. A national drive from August 16 to August 31 is planned to raise 20 million dollars to care for patients and support research and education.
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New York
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For
O'Connor
Berlin Heights W S C S Picnic Meet Planned
Berlin Heights Method ist Church women group plans a July 14 picnic at Mrs. W. E. Jordan’s Old Homestead home. Ladies should bring town table service. Local personals list visits and guests from Cleveland Wakeman Lake Worth Plymouth Wickliffe Vermilion Lorain and Providence.
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Berlin Heights
W.S.C.S
W. E. Jordan
Old Homestead
R. S. Tillinghast
Lucile Tillinghast
Earl Humm
Cleveland
Dorothy Shephard
Lake Worth
Fla
Don Watson
Wakeman
Charles Hastings
Lakeside
Bishop Werner
Walter Hartman
Laura, Fenner
Plymouth
Budd Rogers
New York
James Austin
Robert Owens
Wickliffe
W. E. Shively
Ralph Huttenlocher
James Tamsey
Vermilion
Howard Peabody
Howard Peabodys
Providence
R. I
Mr. Peabody
Edward
Theodore
Pierpoint Irvine
Chicago
Don Hastings
R. J. Farley
Albion
Mich
Arthur Spore
Ruth Hamm
Sue Albert
Macedonia
Reta Bristol
Erie County Scholastic Committee
Wm. E. Weagley
Dollie Munger
Center Street
Howard Munger
Lorain
Robert Stack Finds Hard Work Pays Off
Hollywood gossip notes Robert Stack, rising since The High and the Mighty, signs a seven year contract with 20th Century Fox. He will star in Mock the Midnight Bell, with Sam Engel producing. Also covered are Melinda Marx on The Eddie Foy Story, Melinda testing for Baby Snooks, the London Palladium at the Desert Inn, and Johnnie Ray’s toe injury with Marilyn Morrison. Raymond Massey discussesJohn Brown’s Raiders and John Brown on film after John Brown's Body stage tour.
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Louella C. Parsons
Hollywood
Robert, Stack
20Th Century- Fox
20Th
Virginia van Upp
Maurice Reis
New Orleans
Sam Engel
Melinda Marx
Groucho Marx
Pepper
Foy
Eddie Foy
Bob Hope
Melinda
Missy Melinda
Baby Snooks
Fanny Brice
Raymond Massey
John Brown
Ray
Tyrone Power
Anne Baxter
Vincent Fennelly
Massey
Meat in Cold Storage Insufficient for 16 to 18 Days
The total amount of all kinds of meat held in cold storage seldom exceeds a 16 to 18 day supply for the nation, ranging between 1,000,000,000 and 1,200,000,000 pounds.
Substitute For Jute Sold To 2 Firms
The Commodity Credit Corporation sold 618 bales of 1952 crop Kenaf fiber, produced under a defense program, as a jute substitute. The fiber from Cuba, Mexico, Guatemala, and Colombia was purchased by two Pennsylvania companies.
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Washington
Commodity Credit Corporation
Cuba
Mexico
Guatemala
Colombia
Pennsylvania
Wellington Audit Finds Records Well Kept
The Wellington Village annual audit shows records kept properly with no recovery findings. Only a few minor improper fund uses were found and will be corrected. State Examiner Donovan Biggs and State Auditor James Rhodes certified the report, filed after completion in April.
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Wellington
Donovan Biggs
James Rhodes
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram Brief July 10 item
Elyria, Ohio runs a brief notice dated Saturday July 10 195 Chronicle-Telegram page 27. Details are fragmentary but indicate a local event or notice published in the city edition.
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Elyria
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
New Jets To Fly At Air Show In Dayton
Dayton officials announced the National Aircraft Show opens September 4 featuring demonstrations of the B-52 eight jet bomber the F-100 Super Sabre and the F-102 Delta Wing Interceptor. Demonstrations will stay below the sound barrier to prevent property damage.
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Dayton
O. Iss
Cockroach Breeder Evicted for Refusing to Give Up Insects
William Bunting, a cockroach breeder in Doncaster England, was evicted from a county owned home on Friday after refusing to surrender his insects. He departed with about 500 cockroaches in tow.
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Doncaster
Eng
William Bunting
Ohioan King Drowns in Korea River Picnic
The Fifth Air Force reports Gene A. King of Middletown Colorado drowned in Korea's Han River near Yoju during a Fourth of July picnic. His body was recovered Friday by local authorities.
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Seoul II
Fifth Air Force
Gene A. King
Middletown, CO
Orea
Han River
Yoju
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