Lorain Legion Discusses Veterans Training Programs
Stephen V. Shipman of the Veterans Administration told Elyria Legion Post members about training under Public Law 16 and the Good Bill of Rights for disabled veterans. The meeting covered local cooperation with firms, roundtable notes by Kirby Glasow and Coen, and the need for a county service officer as Elyria Center funds run to mid December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ohio
Eistia Poat
Americas
Stephen V. Shipman
Veterans Administration Office
Cleveland
Légion Post
Ftorain
Velérain
Tiskind
Veidrana
Legion
Courtney B. Kirby
Elyria Veterans Service Center
Arthur F. Glasow
Flytia
United States Employment Service
Charles 8. Coen
Tie “Et.erans Administration
Itowns
Elyvia Veterans Service Center
Npers
College names Rowton coach amid sport shorts notes
Joseph P. Zabilski of Providence named line coach for the University of Maine football team at West Point. Bobby Stuart, Tulsa halfback, sidelined by hernia operation until November. Joe Domnanovich of Alabama named by Boston Yanks as pivot center. Billy Masset of Notre Dame signed by Buffalo in the National Professional Basketball League. Honeymoon and Ascaull headline Inglewood Stakes at Arlington Classic July 27. Sam Snead unable to compete in Victory National Open due to wrist injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crono. Me
Joseph P. Zabilski
Providence
Rowton College
University of Maine
West Point
N.yitparmiy
Robert
Bobby) Stuart
Tulsa
Oklo
Boston
Iun
Joe Domnana Vick
Alabama
South
Boston Yanks
Buffalo
William J. Billy Masset
Notre Dame
Wee
Cucumbers Queue Attracts Thousands In Hitchin
A cucumber queue in Hitchin, England drew about 1500 people to Bracery Street. Organizers reported high attendance as locals bought produce and braced for delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchin
England
Y Boys Enjoy Bicycle Hike at Campelli Grove
The VOM.OC AL division's Lutimer adventure party featured about thirty boys on a bicycle hike to Campelli Grove. One rider, Bob Livermore, faced a walk home after a chain broke, while another bicycle was towed. Winners of the fishing prizes were Robert Wagner for most fish and largest, and Richard Tyes for most unusual catch and smallest fish. A second bike hike is planned for tomorrow to Cairness See Kea on the Vere Milion River with an overnight at camp. Mermaid Day at MC AL swimming pool Friday invites sisters as guests.
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Vom.oc
AL Bra
Lutimer
Bob Livermore
Münchenberg
Malot
Robert Wagner
Richard Tyes
Henora
Cairness-See-Kea
Veremilion
Elvira
Protest Of Former Supervisor To Be Heard On Aug 2
The Ghie Civil Service Commission will hear a protest on August 2 led by Miss Geetrudé Levin, former supervisor of the Alt for Dependent Children’s Department, who objects to the abolition of that position. County Welfare Director Floyd Shaw says the supervisor’s duties were folded into a case worker role, which Levin refused, asserting she should remain as commissioner adviser. Shaw notes the county’s relief load of about 240 cases can be handled by three workers.
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Blan i
House Reve
Mise Geetrudé Levin
Alt For
Dependent Childen
Floyd Shaw
Miss Levin
Five Building Permits Issued In Hart Dirkasan Report
Hart Dirkasan records five new building permits including four for frame dwellings and one for an automobile garage. Frank Chuchka will self build at 416 Bon Alt Avenue on a one story frame home costing about 4,000 dollars. Kenneth W. Givens plans a two story frame home at 10 Warren Street costing about 5,000. The Standard Construction Company will build at 216 Bellefeld Avenue a one story frame house costing 4,200. Ke K. Reddinger to construct a concrete block automobile repair shop on Bedh Street with Lawrence Gates as contractor for a 40 by 60 foot building valued around 6,000 dollars.
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Hart Dirkasan
Frank Chuchka
Gulf Road
Wil
Bon Alt Avenue
Strucure
A. Lampp
Beliefeld
Nue
Longford
Thiet
Kenneth W. Givens
West River St
Warren St
Jnb
Dhe Fenache
Standard Construction Company
Bellefeld Avenue
Rent Control Law Studied at Ohio Conference
A conference in Columbus assembles to study a proposed state rent control law drafted by the attorney general. Gov. Lausche aims to decide the method of state rent control before the legislature acts, with options including direct state control or a criminal law approach. Participants include state and OPA officials such as Moulton Wagner Weidler and Zetzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
OPA
Frank A. Latsche
Lausche
Congress
Kovernor
General Assembly
State Commerce
Rhert Moulton
Ares Opa
Edward Wagner
A. JL. Guckert
Walter Weidler
Ohio State Commerce Department
Co. W. Coma
State Housing Board
Henry Zetzer
OPA Haional
Court House Arrests And Family Divorces In Local Briefs
Raymond Johnson, 47, of Cleveland, arrested on a warrant issued by Justice of the Peace Richard Baird on a forged check case. Wail preferred by George King. Fiveia faces charges of forging King’s name for an $8 check. No arraignment set. Deputy Dowty Sheriff James Elemes reports Lorain youths involved in a string of auto thefts. Mary Ainder of Amherst sues George in Tes eri for divorce on neglect and cruelty. they married in IRM and have two children. Gust Weinlein, heir, handles estate of William HM. Wagner, deceased 1940, seeking about $5,000. Executors of estate in Li Rakion debated. Mats Ghise sued for divorce from Thantas on neglect and cruelty. former name to be restored. Mary Buick sues for divorce from Reoyard on neglect and cruelty. married in 1841. George Joong granted divorce from Vitgel on neglect and cruelty. custody and $840 monthly support awarded.
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Raymond Johnson
Cleveland
Justice At Te Peace
Richard Baird
George King
Fiveia
Bairel
Dowty Sherif James Elemes
Gust Weinlein
Willian
Wagner
Aled
Causinis
Mats Ghise
Clarksfield N P A and Sunflower Society Notes
Clarksfield residents share travel to Washington and New York for OPA discussions. Sunshine Silvers host meeting with Betty Caswell and Lois Franklin present. Family reunions and local social events dominate the week with numerous relatives visiting from Cleveland Parma and Alliance plus a Wayne Hofstratter trip to Bowling Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield N. P. A
Clarksfield
Alis
Onie Russel
Bernice
Washington D.C
New York City
Washington
Russell
Congress
Girin
Sunshine Stlvers
Rosemary Stober
Menyberg
Betty Caswell
Lois Franklin
Joanne Farmer
Score Arrested In Theft Of Duce Bones
Florence Italy Twenty per song including six women were reported under arrest today in connection with the theft of Benito Mussolini s bones from a grave in Milan in April. Police and several prisoners admitted taking part in the grave robbery. They said it was to give the Duce s remains a burial. Nothing learned about the body s whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Milan
Secretary of State notes resignation amid primary irregularities
Mrs Helen Birch deputy clerk of Lawrence County Board of Elections handed Vesige resignation to the board after a meeting with Secretary of State Edward J Mummet regarding irregularities tied to the May 7 primary. Millersburg reports say Ray Parrott a 60 year old Holmes county farmer died after an apparent suicide at home following ill health and failures. A faulty electric wire was stolen from Jack Knight Clean Print on Lake Avenue during Haladey Bleating Co project work. Wages rise granted to County sanitary engineers department staff member Mune Jensen increasing monthly pay by 14 dollars to 191.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Edward J. Mummet
Helen Birch
Irontan
Lawrence County Board of Ctions
Vesige Nation
Ite
Mumet
Hirley Bevse
Haladey Bleating Co
Jack Knight
Lake Avenue
Intonation Charge Arrest Report on Lake Avenue
Arthur Sehvorder, 127 Grisinavs ehie, Wity, arrested yesterday near Huron Street on Lake Avenue for intoxication. He is to be arraigned in police court next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sehvorder
Grisinavs
Ehie
Lake Avenue
Huron Street
True Worship in Sunday School Lesson Reflections
An instructional note on True Worship from Deuteronomy and Isaiah with Jesus’ interpretation in Mark. The piece links worship to obedience, warns against forgetting God, and urges reverence, prayer, and community faith. It ends with discussion questions for July lessons and a reflection on love and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Moses
Opyi
Jay
Prices At Noon Furnished Gy United Pree
A list of industrial and utility stock prices is shown with United Press figures. The document names many firms including General Electric, Procter & Gamble, Kelvinator, and Nickel companies, noting price ranges from 3 to 20 dollars and the overall United States monetary context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Kal Noy Central
Seep Rhea
Su Railway
Penne
Ceoshyeeane Industrials
Ager Cir
Seenens
Amer Trhaceu Cu
Ieee
Apseautt Bonchen We
Lee & Fuel Betes Natl Distillery
Sheeet Ae
Amer Rad Ciiice
Elec
Glidden Co
Toseaee Lorihard
Toleet Mont Ward Nath Diney Hfe Nash Kelvinator Procter & Ganble
Pac
Radi Corp
Hee
Sear Rowhuck
Schentey
Bax
Waren
Briseegene Weeling
Ben Weelweyt Ci
Motors
Bkordix
Tigdeics
Anta
Ts Gren Motors
Cea Steels
Hevhleben Thtorkice Tran Airer
Rulbog Molls
Vos
Sieel Capper & Mines
Annennigie Ve
Nickel
Pia
Cal
Amer Power
CVRAS
Arkansas Gate Line
Death Record Ralph Macker of Lakewood
Ralph Macker of Lakewood formerly of LaGrange died suddenly today in Cleveland after a brief illness. He was born in Pittsfield in November and graduated from LaGrange High School and Oberlin School of Commerce. Survived by wife Margaret and two daughters Patricia Navatine and Margaret Kublit, plus three grandchildren. Also survived by brother Howard Mucker and sister Carrie Metcalf. Body at Klanke Funeral Home in Lakewood with calling Friday and services at 1:40 p.m. Friday. graveside interment in LaGrange Cemetery at 9:30 p.m.
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Ralph
Acker
Ralph &. Macker
Garab) Avenue
Lakewood
LaGrange
Cleveland Chimié
Esa. Horn
Pittsfield
LaGrange High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Methodist Church
Union Commerce Bank
Cleveland
Margaret Neox Macker
Patricia Navatinie
Margaret Kublit
California
Howsard Mucker
Wellington
Carrie Metcalf
Biviia
Klanke’ Pushoral
Detroit Aveshue
Lakewond
LaGrange Cemetery
Camp Daddy Allen Named For Edgar F. P. Allen
In White Haven Pennsylvania the Camp Daddy Allen health center for crippled children opens a two month summer program in the Pocono Mountains. The only camp of its kind in the country emphasizes physical mental and spiritual growth with a staff of 36 therapists counselors and nurses for individualized care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Haven
Daddy Allen
Crippled Children
Pennsylvania Society For Crippled Children
Edgar FP. Allen
Elyria
Sounder
Crippled Children's Movement
United States
Pocono Mountains
George E. Reimer
Society
Reimer
Rural Women Attend Camp in Medina County
Lorain County women are invited to attend the annual women’s program at Camp Crag in Medina County this August. Carl C. Derds, county agricultural extension agent, sent camp period notices to home councillors. The camp includes handicraft, talks, bank reviews, church services, vespers, and other activities. Enroll by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Camp Crag
Medina
Carl C. Derds
Community meeting to discuss conservation shifts and local history
A note about Lou Brom addressing a Thursday conservation meeting at a nearby camp, with details on enrollments and the lab’s record class size. Also reports a truck collision on Chevekind Street near Pasadena injuring driver Rovers Taylor, who said the other driver fled. and a World War II veteran, Lester Hupp, drowned while swimming on the Ohio River near Parkersburg, with survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovers Taylor
Pasadena
Wvehup
Chevekind Street
Taylor
Polee
Parkersburg
Walwo
Lester Hupp
Ohio River
Hipp
Tee
Halibrettes
Robert J. Sams
Col Seward Discharged From Army Air Force Service
Col. Seward, chaplain in the Army Air Force, has been released from service after four years and will report to Cleveland for reassignment. He previously served about 12 years in the European theater with the Solcaud Air Forces and has been stationed in Colorado Springs for the past eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of. Edward 2
Seward
Army Air Force
Billiary
Mishofy Hoban
Cleveland
Col
St. Margaret's Church
Solcaud Air
Colorado Springs
Peach Crop To Be Second Largest This Year
Robert Eglin of Lorain County Agricultural Conservation Association says the 1965 peach crop in Ohio will reach about 65,000 bushels, well below last year’s 81.6 million and the ten year average. Neighbor states fared better and shipments will match last year’s heavy levels. Ohio faces early frost reducing its own crop to 0.925 million bushels. Eglin urges homemakers to can more peaches while reminding the government avoided buying any peaches last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marke
Robert
Eglin
Gotain County Agricultural Conservation Association
Ohio
Exlin
Lorain County
Markets roundup with varied produce and livestock notes
A chaotic market listing covers fruits vegetables and poultry with prices for celery, turnips, tomatoes, corn, oats and barley. It notes shipments and arrivals, with references to crates, baskets, and assorted farm goods alongside livestock and poultry terms.
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Inglewood
Cntif Iuim
Ascaull
Chicago
Talay Sam Sneart
Wading Bi
Bronsion
Ink Wa
Willams
Red Sea
Eintehter
Cardinals
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance Phone
Bidyrle
Camippelli Grove
MCA Phough
Mary Buick
George Joong
Idee
Wallul
Cesere
Ter
United Mates Steel Y Mid Reese
Geverame
Preve
Bndel
Austine
Mrs. Austin
Tive Sisters
Ielow
W. Schonmayer
Catherine Schanmyer
Myrtle Mackin
H. Schaumyer
Kathy Sue
Mr. Austin
Endell More
Louise Peters
Marty Plannigain
Gene
Dorothy Austin
Rae
Jimny
Parma
Altes
Hugh Austin
Margie
Olsted Falls
Clarkstied
Henry Sanford
Bruce
Daurhires
Juan
Lois Gray
Wayne Hofstratter
George Kiel
Warren
William
Amsterdin
Heh Kiel
Owen Ratedon
Alliance
Wayne Hofetatter
Bowling Green
Krven
Billy Ad Ann Marstatter
Angier Dam
Woh. Stone
Wether Braiidson
Ann
Daren Stone
Pittsburgh
Miley Hayes
Michael Ous
Carilyn Lee Merrill
Hugh Mereith
Harald More i NG
Vartan
Gira
ChirksGeld
Plessant
Mes Chenoa Sanford
Elasiher Chaprii
Fabbie
Nid
Frances Pera
Boater
Frances Ayton
Aye Far Meter Maciael Stanek
Colin Lefessnett
Ie Crea
Score
Duce
Farmer
Millersburg
Ray Parrott
Faroard
Holmes County Farmen
Pomerne
Ypstersuy
Atolen
Mune Jensen
Founty Sanitary Engineers Department
Wit
Aopunaed
Wethondt Appertias
Voss
Halion
Barty Bo Hendersny
Hank
Ier Eppissian
Will
Rey
Brooks
Oren
Meaco
Ty Francis
Nanya
PR. Smith
Trecall
Peone
Elyrian
Kul Tun Lou Bromfield
Ats
Morska Tags Warn
Ohia High School
Col. Seward
Paonute
Falentines
Qald Larme
Tae
Seeeberg
RUDRA
Cape
Peck
Iniy
Joe Weak
Verripta
Paren
Potatora
Jon Trach
Texas
Missouri
Fulton Funeral Home
Grafton, Ohio
the Letter Shop
Payleis
Masonic Pemple
Elying
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