Ohio Briefs F Hy United Press summary
Rev Hollis Hayward named director of the Student Christian Fellowship at Bowling Green State University succeeding Rev James L Stoner who leaves to become national director of the University Christian Mission for the Federal Council of Churches. Commander John S Grate 102-year-old G.A.H.L. head to speak at Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home memorial luncheon prior to razing cottages. Purchase of Wayne National Forest adds 62, acres to forest area. VA reports 116 million spent on veterans education and job training in Ohio last year. Notre Dame fullback Dim McGurk slated for backfield coaching job at Xavier University. Clyde Miller and Kermit Eby to speak at Antioch College summer school.
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Hy United Press
Howling Green
Hollis Hayward
Gambler
Student Christian Fellowship
Bowling Greek State University
Jamexy L. Stoner
University
Christian
Mission
Federal Council of Churches
KENTA
John S. Grate
G.ahl
Qhio Solders and Sailors Orphans Home
Cincinnati
Notre Dame
Dim McGurk
Montclair
N. d
Zavier University
Ed Kuiska
Yellow Springs
Clyde Miller
Columbia
Kermit Eby
National C.so
Ohio
Budget For New London Subject Debated and Approved
After hours of discussion over figures and changes in the 1948 New London Village budget, the measure was approved and will be returned to the Huron county commissioners. The budget totals $86,759.50, slightly higher than last year, with minor matters addressed in council before the hearing.
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Neve London Village
Huron County
Avon man given 13 stitches in lip after crash
William R. Frank, 31, of Swartal road, Avon, was admitted to Bly Memorial Hospital after a 2.35 am automobile collision on Cleveland Street. He was charged with driving under the influence of liquor as his car struck a stopped vehicle driven by Eleanor Newter, 203 Marseille Avenue. Frank sustained a severe cut on his lip requiring 14 stitches. his case was continued for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Frank
Swartal Road
Avon
Blyvia’ Memorial Hospital
Frank
Hiquar
Cleveland Street
Eleanor Newter
Marseilles Avenue
Marpeillen
Centralia Mine Disaster Toll Mounts In Illinois
Rescue teams entered Old Ben No 7 mine as Gov Dwight Green and UMW leader John Lewis prepared to arrive. The blast, felt across Marion and West Frankfort, left bodies mangled beyond recognition while survivors recounted the shock wave and subsequent fire. Initial reports blamed local conditions and black damp as workers attempted to reach the injured.
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Ee State
Dwight H. Green
Springfield
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UFL
Indianapolis
Howard Lewis
Old Ben Corp
UMW
Centralia
Ben No
Lewis
Adams
Donald Glenn
Marion
James Rainey
West Frankfort
Glen
Phatt and Gir
Resque
Marathon Race and Beauty Pageant Set for CIO Picnic
A CIO picnic at Crystal Beach on Sunday features a 14 mile marathon race with 88 entrants leaving from 28th Street and Globe in Lorain around 9 30 a m and arriving near noon. A beauty pageant with 24 entrants will be the county’s largest, with Elyria contestants including Virginie Gailey Patricia Hostal Marian Allen and Betty Wise. An estimated 20 000 spectators are expected and notable visitors include Philip Murray and CIO officers.
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CIO
Crystal Beach
28Th Street
Globe
Lorain
Elyria
Sidney Shivak
R. D
Wayne A. Benner
Cambridge Ave
Loriin County
Virginie Gailey
Patricia R. Hostal
Middle Ave
Marian Jean Allen
Charles Court
Betty Wise
Cornell
Plente
Philip Murray
Death records and services for baby Judy Doan
Funeral services for Judy Mae Doan one of the baby twin daughters of Gilbert and Mrs Doan of 134 Oberlin avenue Lorain were held at Elmwood cemetery Lorain. Survivors include twin sister Joan Rae two sisters Barbara Bonnita and a brother Floyd and grandparents in Elyria. Also noted Ima Doty dies at home in Elyria after a lingering illness with services planned in Springfield Ohio and Ferncliff Cemetery Elizabeth Nichols and others listed among survivors.
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Judy Mae Doan
Gilbert Doan
Oberlin Avenue
Laeraln
St. Joseph's Hospital
Elmwood Cemetery
Lorain
Joan Rae
Barbara
Bonnita
Flwood
Charles Marquia
Elyria
Roy
Worcester
Ima Hoty
Ima B. Doty
Sylvia Johnston
Cleveland Street
Portsmouth
Ohio
Sudro- Curtis
Springfield
Jackson Lyte
Ferncliff
Johnston
J. C. Nichols
Helery Page
Myrtle Blanship
Edahn
Richard
James
LeRoy Nichols
Car
Jack Doty
Patty Lou Nichols
Oliver Thomas Doty
Sue Carey
Connellsville Receives 15 War Buildings as Airport Acknowledgment
The War Assets Administration says Connellsville Pennsylvania will regain 15 wartime buildings including an administration building boiler house post engineer's building a hangar and three depots plus a 27 acre radar beacon site. The city must maintain the site as an airport and permit government aircraft use while the government may operate it during future emergencies.
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Cleveland
War Assets Administration
Connellsville
WAA
A. J. Daniels
Rade Beacon Station
Sixth Degree To Be Presented At Grange Meeting
Porhona Grange members will be that night for the sixth degree when presented at Sandusky Monday, August 4 at 8 p.m. A large group of Pamona members and recent subordinate Grangers will attend the event. Wednesday night’s Lyme meeting featured the Juror County Youth Chorus and county male quartet on the program. Visitors included John Miller and Max Miller, L. Gardner, state insurance reps, and Mrs. William Oetzel. A Wakeman Clarks field team conferred the degree on a 24 member class from across the county. Master Franklin announced visitors and introduced Miss Mabel Fernald, who reported on county dress and cookie contest results: first cookies Mrs. Paul Vogel. dress Miss Elsie Earl. Juvenile Pomona Grange picnic planned August 17 at New London park. juvenile books close. Meeting adjourned to Willard on August 20.
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Huron County
Porhona Grange
Sahdusk
Pamiona
Lyme
Juror County
Mias
Helen McClaflin
Sanctuary
Frank Lhher
John Miller
Max. Miller
Milan
L. Gardner
Sandusky
William Oetzel
Erie County
Wakeman-Clarksfield
Franklin
Conklin
Hazel Earl
Huron County Grange Home Economic Committee
Mabel Fernald
Paul Vogel
North Fairfield
Randolph Hibbard
Fitchville
Elsie Earl
Helen Albright
Willard
Earl
Pomona Grange
New London Park
Pomona
Mort
Dance to be held at Columbia High School Saturday
Will Hold Dance At Columbia announces a dance at Columbia High School Saturday July 26 by the ATON-Eaton Rural Grong dance committee. The meeting with 31 members at Eaton town hall featured a film Greyhound Travels Around the World and a talk by Mr Deeds on the 4-H Club Foundation fund refreshments and games followed by plans for a beach party on August 16. County engineers report on a dangerous fence near the bridge approach on West Main Street in South Amherst was referred to Donald B Patterson.
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Columbia
ATON
Eaton Rural Grong
Columbia High School
Eaton Town Hall
Deeds
Donald B. Patterson
Routh
Amherst
Harold Allsop
West Main Street
South
Police Dept News: Local arrests and fines reported
Edward Keel aged 59 of Fairview was fined 50 dollars after arraignment before Mayor Agate on a driving under the influence charge. Sam Petroff of Wellington, 35, was bonded out on a non support charge pending grand jury review. Arnold Maringer of North Ridgeville was arrested for non support of two children on a warrant from Justice Horn. Alfred Hoel Jr of Beaver Park was arrested on a traffic warrant after a collision at Chestnut and Second. his court appearance is set for tomorrow.
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Edward Keel
Fairview
A. A. Agate
Nquar
Sherif
Broad Street
Sam Petroff
Wellington
Seage
Arnold Maringer
North Ridgeville
James Horn
Nick Maringer
Alfred Hoel, Jr
Beaver Park
Myron Kolb
Chestnut
Second Streets
Secretary Sues Her Employer For Million Dollars
Misa Rosella Quint, a former confidential secretary to Robert Gould, the Cincinnati millionaire tied to Cheinnatd whiskey, filed a $1,000,000 damages suit claiming the defendant’s legal practices wrecked her health and humiliated her. Gould had earlier been convicted for selling whiskey above OPA prices, fined $480,000 and given six years. a $2.6 million tax settlement preceded a clemency petition. Also reported, a fire at Timma Spring Co in Boston Avenue and Taylor Street damaged piping and roof areas, caused by oil sand dust from ovens.
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Cinginnati
Confinential
Robert Gould
Misa Rosella Quint
Gould
OPA
Tha U. 8
Justice Department
Timma Spring Co
Boston Avenue
Taylor Street
One History
National Guard Practice Review Tomorrow at Camp Perry
CAMP PERRY The Ohio National Guard encampment will hold a practice review tomorrow afternoon. Gen Chester Goble announced a memorial celebration for the 40th division tank company members postponed from July 3 to August 1 due to Gov Herbert’s scheduling. Troops will parade in Port Clinton, where most tank company members reside, as merchants consider suspending business during the celebration period.
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Camp Perry
Ohio National Guard
Mebers
Port Clinton
Court actions in Lorain include personal injury suit and hotel sale
In Lorain, Benjamin Myers sues John Biro for 10000 alleging a 1946 accident at 1 55 am near Lake Road. Grameny Dumboff seeks deed reform transferring all interest to Anna Dionoff. County commissioners raise the bee keeper pay to 8 a day starting Aug 1 and approve 750 for bee inspection. The Sederis Hotel estate plans a private sale to Stella Sederis to settle debts. site valued at 391000 and assets total 277,? with debts near 100000.
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Benjamin Myers
Lorain
John Biro
Lake Road
Grameny Dumboff
Common Pleas Court
Yoto
Anna Dionoff
Todor Petro
Markets Tanone Clumveland Homsgrowars
A dense market listing covers produce and livestock with prices for beans cabbage endive escarole celery onions and radishes alongside meat figures for cattle calves and sheep. The clutter includes fragmented vendor notes and a brief line noting a marriage in Elizabeth and a distant rail incident.
Police court fines for reckless driving and intoxication
Charles Frymyer of 403 West River was fined for reckless driving in Cascade park after an arrest by Park Superintendent John Madock. Clair Best of 272 Harrison was fined five dollars and costs on arraignment for intoxication, arrested at 4 22 pm yesterday.
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Charles Frymyer
West River, Street
Cascade Park
John Madock
Clair Best
Harrison Street
Elyria Candidate Files For Mayor In Independent Bid
Joseph Toney Jr of 160 Pasadena Avenue filed as a mayoral candidate in Elyria on the Independent ticket. Other filings list Avon Lake and LaGrange officials and candidates, including mayors, clerks, treasurers, council members, trustees, and educators, with William C. Valentine additionally named for mayor of Grafton.
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Elyria
City of
Joseph B. Toney, Jr
Pasadena Avenue
Lorrain County Board of Elections
Avon Lake Village
Robert E. Wagner
Leland A. Rice
Mark E. Horwedel
J. M. Boehm
Walter W. Beck
Nina Dunning
John A. Craven
LaVern A. Buswell
Paul
Lprenez
Louis A. Hall
N. Neat
Ralph Hubert
William R. Dunlap
Walter A. Bleser
James J. King
Carl Dietz
L. M. Rupert
Henry L. Lawler
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
John A. Bruwn
Clare Rodgers
Arthur J. Laws
FP. Fisher
L. Chapman
Constable
C. A. Allison
Henry F. Kotz
Board of Education
Hasting Bean
W. A. Mills
Edna K. von Pischke
Fred W. Lott
Frances A. Gould
Walter Schenck
LaGrange
J. P. Holcomb
St. Clerk
David E. Pelton
Kenneth Jackson
Clarence Smith
Hollis Ekleberry
Harvey J. Hopkins
Alden W. Hopking
Robert L. Jackson
Lawrence H. Wilson
William C. Valentine
Grafton
Laborer Shaw Faces Life Prison Term for Murder
Owen W. Shaw, convicted of first degree murder in the killing of truck driver Simeon Hurley, faced a life sentence in the Ohio Penitentiary. Hurley, who sheltered Shaw and his family, was killed March 29 the same day Shaw’s wife was wounded and Shaw reportedly shot himself. The jury recommended mercy, and Shaw’s attorney offered no witnesses.
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Wilmington
Owen W. Shaw
Ohio
Simeon Hurley
Shaw
Hurley
Eagles Honor Two Members At Lorain County Aerie Meeting
Blytta Aerie No. 431 Fraternal Order of Eagles saluted two members at a regular Elyria gathering. Judge Horace H. Nye of Lorain County Probate Court received a monthly civil service award for worthy civic advancement. Arthur Graber, longtime Elyria Aerie secretary, was named Honorary Past Worthy President as past presidents and district and grand officers attended and paid tribute.
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Blytta Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Horace H. Nye
Lotain County
Aerie
Lorain County
Holeworthy
Judie Nye
Elytia
Alexandar Clark
Elyria Actic
Elyria Aerie
the Aerie
Brother Graber
Charles L. Adams
Grand Aerle
Patt
Elyria Aerle
Fragmented OCR Note Yields Sparse Data
OCR text fragment provides limited readable items with numbers and letters. No clear events or identities form a coherent news item.
Man Overdosed On Fire Water Ended In Jail Fire Prank
Police say 41 year old Joseph Hall, no fixed address, overdosed on liquor and caused disturbances at City Hall. He tore up his shirt, set papers on fire in jail, removed clothes, then walked on them in water. Arrested on West avenue, he faced intoxication fines of five dollars plus costs.
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Joseph Vni
Hall Inn City Hall
Hall
Bill
Tavaora
West Avenue
Éell
Mall
A. A. Agate
Commissioners Approve Lakeview Sewer Plan and Westlake Ditch Bid
County commissioners authorize a $70,000 sewer and water improvement in Hillard road district Spring Valley with assessments to benefiting properties. A 15 year bond issue will cover costs. Final hearing set for August 25 at 10 a.m. in the commissioner's office. Homer Mecitt of Lorain awarded the Westlake ditch project bid of $2,455.
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Hillard Road
Spring Valley
E. BH. Comings
Lakeview
Lorain
Homer Meciitt
Westlake Ditch
Ruth Rush, 97, Celebrates Birthday in Spencer
Mrs Ruth Rush of Medina county reaches ninety seven today and will mark the occasion quietly at her daughter Mrs May Guggs home in Spencer Born Ruth Woodbury in Sullivan on July 25 1850 she married Lon Rush in 1880 and lived on the Rush farm east of Huntington before retiring to Spencer Her husband died in 1937.
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Ruth Rush
Medina County
May Guggs
Spencer
Rush
Ruth Woodbury
Sullivan
Lon Rush
Huntington
Dodgers And Cardinals Ordered To Replay Protest Game
National League president Ford Frick cut a half game from Brooklyn's NL lead after approving a protest by the St. Louis Cardinals over a game at Ebbets Field. The decision forces a replay and affects standings as both clubs contend for the pennant.
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Dodgers
Cardinals
NEW York
Ford Frick
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinal
Ebbets
Brooklyn Field Ruling Calls 3 3 Tie After Double
Building permit filed last Sunday lists Hart A. Dickason as inspector for Harry H. Moyer owner of Ebbets Field. A land builder seeks approval for three dwellings on a lot near the Cardinals Northey. Structures measure 34 by 26 feet, 24 by 30 feet, and 28 by 34 feet with a stated valuation of $26,800.
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Frick
Brooklyn
Hart A. Dickason
Harry H. Moyer
Ebbets Field
St. Louis
Roni
Bannon
Northey
Cardinals
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Vester
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