56 Boys Receive Camp Awards at Stunt Night
Aifty-sir Boye led campers at Camp fee-Setukes in a Stunt Night awards program marking the third period. Huron and Seneca lodges dominated trophies, with Wilburn HM. Gaston and Charles Crang as judges. Robert Palmer earned the highest emblem, while two dozen others received year-based and Archery awards.
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Sir Boye
Huron Lodge
Tom Whitacre
Seneca Lodge
Gordon Neiherout
Wiandotte Lodge
Albert Werden
Dean Simpson
Robert Cochrane
Bowman
Don Stevick
Gordon Nethercut
Gitix
Quieler
Hollywood Letters on Ad Standards and Star Power
Jimmie Fidler critiques MPAA chief Kiie Johnston amid debates on film advertising decency. He cites lurid promos for Night in Paradise and compares them to The Outlaw, urging consistent rules and accountability across studios. The column also notes Ingrid Bergman’s Arch of Triumph controversy, Betty MacDonald’s wealth stance, Edith Head credits, and Johnny Weissmuller renewing Tarzan contract.
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Mollywood
Kiie Johnston
MPAA
Johnston
Howard Hughes
Paradise
Walter Wanger
Universal
Howard Mughes
Queston
Jimmie Fidler
Lee Shippey
Witether
Hollywood
Hole
Ingrid Bergman
Miss Bergman
Misa Bergman
Rainrod
Edith Head
Miss Head
Sears-Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Johnny Weissmuller
Tarzan
McNavgat
Ines
Bird' Aye View Reflects Arrests Of 50 Touts
A garbled snippet reports that 50 touts have been rested or detained to ey service men amid a broader police action. The text references Wal PLY, voting, and a future air claim, with unclear attribution to a New York Post item.
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Copsright
New York Post
Cachenn
Neighbors Hold Reroofing Bee for Widow Ashdown
Neighbors and friends of Mrs. Mubert Ashdown held a reroofing bee at Ashdown Lutch and Confeets sditary after a three foot branch crashed through the roof during a dormant storm. Men worked in two shifts to repair the building, aided by Harris Fortune and a list of local residents and a Cleveland nephew.
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North Ridgeville
Mubert Ashdown
Ashdown
Pont
Suburban Calendar of Local Meetings and Club Events
North Olmsted residents may attend a flower arrangement group gathering at 2 p.m. at the Shelter House in North Olmsted Park. Grange I convenes at Town Hall. Avon Lake’s Women’s League Group 46 meets at noon at the Porter home for carnival. Carlisle Circle Two holds a tureen lunch at Bruce's Cabin. Ridgeville LBS plans a tea at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs Haechd’s home with Mrs Joseph Lyons and Mrs W Kenneth Johnson assisting. Carlisle Friendship Comrade class hosts a picnic supper at Bowen home at 6 p.m. Avon Village Council meets Thursday at 8 p.m. at town hall. North Olmsted Home Economics Grange luncheon at noon. North Olmsted Girl Scouts Troop 328 meets at Town Hall at 7 p.m. North Olmsted Universalist Group No. 6 meets at 5 p.m. at the stated venue.
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North Olmsted
P. Mm
North Olmsted Park
Grange I
Avon Lake
Women's League
Jack Porter
Carlisle
Bruce's Cabin
Ridgeville
L. B.S
Carlisle —Friendship
Bowen
Avon
The
Grange
North Olmsted—Girl Scouts
North Olmsted—Universalist
At & P.m
Muir Drug Names Elyria Store Manager
Boyce K. Muir announces Fred Comingore as manager of Elyria Muir Cut Rate Drug Store. Comingore arrives from Finds les Ohio where he served as assistant manager. At only 38 years old he becomes one of the youngest store managers in the Muir organization. He brings four years with the company and broad drug store experience to his new role.
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Fred Comingore
Elyria
Boyce K. Muir
Muir
Findsles
Ohio
Comingere
Mukr
Muir Company
Quilt Club Meetings Across Town This Week
The Grange will meet at the Coe Memorial Building on Lake Avenue at 8 p.m. in Grafton a Knot A Thread Quilt Club gathers all day with Mrs. Bern enda Gest. A Belden Quilt Club meets with Mrs. George Myers of Litchfield in Grafton.
Giant Sturgeon Puts River Legend to Test in Fraser
Westminster B C. Bill Duncan tides a 750 pound sturgeon caught in his salinoh net. The fish, likely over 200 years old, yielded about 100 pounds of caviar and stretched VP feet. Shipped to Vancouver for sale in eastern markets. Cobham England opens Avenue of Remembrance with 42 trees bearing names of local war casualties.
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Westminster
B. C
Frayer
Bill Duncan
Vancouver
Cobham
England
Radio Programs and Hosts Listed for Tuesday Schedule
A long OCR readout lists radio program titles and times for a Tuesday schedule. It names many hosts and segments such as Newa-Wallace, The Peapod, Melody Lane, The Breakfast Club, and News Fister. The fragmentary list includes varied shows, authors, and program blocks with times and host names.
Vacation Bible School at Wellington closes with praise
The two week Vacation Bible School at Wellington church concluded Friday evening with 36 parents, pupils’ families, and 15 workers present. Textbooks used spanned Kindergarten to Junior levels. Pastor Rev. H. A. Cassidy takes two Sundays away for rest, August 1 and 8, as Lakeside hosts a district Methodist institute the week of August 25.
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Wellington
Jesus
H. A. Cassidy
Cassidy
Lakeside
Norwalk-Mansfield
Paul Reinhart
Toledo
Misa Nola Arndt
First Methodist
Clayton Beal
Eaton 4 H Club Visit to Elyria Lace Company
Eaton 4 H Club members and a guest met at Clarissa Brush home on July 2. They toured Elyria Lace Company and had supper at Cascade Park. Carol Schneider demonstrated color use and Clarissa Brush showed how to use a sewing machine. Plans were set for a July 24 beach party and July 31 meeting at Dorthea Mack home.
Local Draft Office Changes Hours Open Weekdays Only
Oberlin Local Board No. 4 announced the office will close on Saturdays and operate Monday through Friday with same hours 8 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. Discharged veterans listed include Urbansky, Molden, Rich, Hayter Jr., Venakt, Hutton, Bar ber, Bado, Luckey, Cajka, Taylor, Bauer, Mills, Gott, Jenkins, Maynes, Young, DeVier, Webb, Weiss, Mauser, Smith, and others from Oberlin and nearby towns.
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Oberlin—Local Board No. 4
Steve James Urbansky
PLC
Aremy
Wakeman
Lyman Satford Molden
SM Lec
Navy
Oberlin
Morgan Lewis Settlemire
Pfc
Mar Tine Corps
Wellington
Samuel Joseph Rich
Stc. Navy
Amherst
John Randall Hayter
Nacvy
Michael Josépl . Venakt
Sgt
Army
Richard Foster Hutton
Nave
Mervin Reuben Barber
Kipton
Joseph Bado
T-5
Lorain
George William Luckey
ETM Sc
Lancaster
Penn
O. C
Stanley Starkey Cajka
T-4
Elyria
Robert James Taylor
New London
Conn
James Arthur Bauer
Pfe
Charles A
Bradley
Abtmatic
Paul Irwin Mills
Stec
William Burton Gott
Leon Waldo Jenkins
Ralphdaht Revere
Roger Thomas White
Richard Earl DeVier
RD Wellington
Floyd Webb
T. 5
Pueblo Colo
Emil Albert Weiss
Memphis
Tenn
Richard Scott Mauser
Ind
Fremont
D. C
Stanley Wallace Smith
Elyria Girl to Enter Nurse Training at Miami Valley Hospital
Elyria High School graduate Belly Jameson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Jameson, has been accepted for a three year nursing program at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. She completed the pre entrance exam April 13 and will begin September 3 as one of 75 new students joining a 175 strong nursing corps.
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Belly Jameson
Adame
Production Step Proposed to Aid Men's Wear Shortage
Washington The Civil Production Administration considers a plan to compel woolen mills to set aside worsted stocks and woolen fabric for making men s and boys suits coats and overcoats. The order would also curb reductions in worsted fabric production and require certified buyers to use materials for men s and boys clothing amid a shortage of apparel.
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Washington
Civil Proidition Administration
Ing & Pla
OPA
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