Columbia to ask for railroad signs
Lorain County commissioners will be asked to erect stop signs at the B and Railroad crossing on Marks and Boston Roads in Columbia Township. Township trustees said stop signs are required at all unprotected crossings in the county and that funds must be paid before any federal relief funds can be collected.
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Columbia
Lorain County
Marks and
Boston Rds
Columbia Township
Carroll Jones
Rocky River
Plum Creek
UA club division head named for United Appeal Crusade
Mrs Daniel Barnicle takes charge of the UA division for the second year as head of the United Appeal Crusade of Mercy campaign. She is a Nelson Stud Welding Division receptionist at Gregory Industries and active in Harborview Junior Women’s Club Ohio General Federation of Women’s Clubs and PTA groups at Admiral King and Hawthorne schools.
Mighty atom wrecks bus and driver
In Tarragon Spain a five year old named Jesus Caming ran into a bus crashing into its tail light. The impact caused the brakes to lock and the driver to collapse. He was treated at a hospital while passengers faced delays for repairs. Jesus returned home unharmed.
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Tarragon
Spain
Jesus Caming
Jesus
Suburban calendar events across Avon Lake Henrietta Oberlin Spencer
Avon Lake Garden Club picnic at 32904 Lake Rd 12 30 pm postponed to Tuesday if rain. Henrietta United Church of Christ pig roast Lakeview Park Lorain 11 am. Oberlin Grange annual picnic Lehner Lake Oberlin Rd 12 30 pm beverage furnished. Henrietta Township trustees town hall 2 pm. Kipton Village council town hall 7 pm. Camden Township trustees town hall 8 pm. American Legion Post 608 Spencer town hall 7 30 pm. Knights of Pythias Pythian Hall Spencer 8 pm. Black River PeeWee Football Boosters meet Spencer high school 7 30 pm. Pythian Sisters meet Pythian Hall Spencer 8 pm. Planning commission Avon Lake municipal building 7 30 pm.
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Avon Lake
Democratc Club
Eiben
Walker Rd
Henrietta
Henrietta United Church of Christ
Lakeview Park
Lorain
Oberlin
Oberlin Grange
Lehner Lake
Oberlin Rd
Garden Club
Lake Rd
Henrietta Township
Kipton — Village Council
Kipton — Camden Township
Spencer
American Seguin Post 608
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
Black River PeeWee
The
Pythian Sisters
Planning Commission
Biography portrays Meriwether Lewis as pivotal Great American Explorer
Richard Dillon profiles Meriwether Lewis in a biography that argues his leadership and courage shaped U.S. westward expansion. The book details his early ambitions, governance of Upper Louisiana, and the expedition’s discipline contrasted with hardships, ending with a poignant portrayal of Lewis’s final days.
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Lewis
Northwest Passage
Jefferson
Upper
Louisiana
Lhrink
Anthology of Fiction and Nonfiction Titles Across Authors
A scanned list of varied book titles and authors spanning fiction and nonfic tion. The items include works by Erle Stanley Gardner William Arthur Neubauer Pierre Teihard de Chardin Edwar y Florence Stonebraker Vincent Brian Wigglesworth Etienne Gilson Bernard Asbell Nat Hentuif Eva Rutland George Sullivan James Alexander Harry Kursh Elinore Denniston Elbert Raymond Moses Eleanor Elliott Architectural Forum etc.
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Irish Dornfeld
Erle Stanley Gardner
Brother Jack
George Henry Johnston
William Arthur Neubauer
Willam Arthur Neubauer
Douglas E Reeman
Edway
Hope
Florence Stonebraker
Vin ‘Cent Brian Wigglesworth
Pierre Teihard de Chardin
Sidney Cohen
Etienne Henry Gilson
Bernard Asbell
Nat Hentuif
Eva Rutland
Peace Corps
George Sullivan
John Peter Zenger
James Alexander
United States Office of Education
Harry Kursh
Americ
Silent Investigators
Elinore Denniston
Elbert Raymond Moses
Glamour Magazine
Eleanor Elliott
U.S.A
Firelands Hires Guidance Counselor and New Teachers
Firelands Board hires Lorna Greene from Collins as guidance counselor with a Kent State University masters in progress. She has five years teaching experience and a $30 a year salary. Oberlin College funds cover the salaries of two new social studies teachers Karla Krendl and Thomas Chernauy at $1 425 each.
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Henrietta
Firelands
Lorna Greene
Collins
Firelands Board of Education
Kent State University
Defiance College
Greene
Oberlin College
Karla Krendl
Thomas Chernauy
New teacher orientation requires cooperative effort
An oriented start for new teachers benefits students and the school, with the community, administrators, and staff sharing responsibility. Teachers should understand student backgrounds, available resources, and the system’s philosophy to ensure a strong start. Parents can assist by showing willingness to engage with administration.
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David Nydice
UPL
Zathin
Firelands board approves emergency school improvements
Firelands Board of Education declares an emergency and authorizes ceiling and lighting upgrades at Florence and Henrietta Elementary buildings. Architect J Norman Stark oversees the project with new fixtures to meet standards, cost set at 20,000 dollars and contingencies up to 3000 dollars for possible issues.
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Henrietta
Firelands Board of Education
Florence
J Norman Stark
Elyria
Tuo
Es Pendibures
Wa Firelands
Charley E Groth
Groth
Mayo Clinic rejects Mayo diets and carb restricted plans
Medical memos report Mayo Clinic in Rochester disowns diet mimeographs and esp reduced carbohydrate plans that claim to allow alcohol without weight loss. Dr Hoffman says none are used by the Mayo Clinic and warns such advice is unsafe. Public health officials call carb restricted dieting for drinking unsafe and nonmedical, urging physician guidance.
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Mayo Clunie
Rochester
Minn
H. N Hoffman
Mayo Climican
Mayo
Mayo Clinic
Cline
Hoffman
Roscoe P Randle
New Jersey
Fragmentary Oberlin Court notice with assorted names and figures
The readable portions show a local street, addresses on Main Street and Rosh Street, and scattered monetary values and names such as Hoff, Renard, Gifford, and Rosenow. The OCR yields an unclear list of individuals and amounts, suggesting a miscellaneous public notice or legal filing with distances, fines, and property references.
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Anmrsady
Hesel Wordt
Aed Rotors
Dorek
Goethe
Rosenow
Aindecamp
Drandy
Hoff
Nai
Renard
Gifford Raipstoof
United Presbyterian Church to host guest ministers
Guests in pulpit at Avon Lake United Presbyterian Church will occupy the pulpit for the next two Sundays. The Rev Brad F Rohner of Northaun ster Church of Lorain will preach at tomorrow's service and Dr Harold W. Fildey associate to the dean of Oberlin Graduate School of Theology will preach August 8.
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Avon Lake
United Presbyterian Church
Brad F Rohner
Northaunster Church of
Lorain
Harold W. Fildey
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
KSU Elyria Center sets fall admission and registration
Kent State University Elyria branch announces a new admission and registration plan. Applications for new or transfer students must reach the Elyria Center by Sept 1 for fall quarter. All students must register three days before classes begin Sept 22, with formal registration Sept 9 from 6 to 9:30 pm at Elyria High School cafeteria. Late registration runs Sept 13–17, with a $5 fee. Each new student must obtain a counseling appointment prior to course work. Contact Elyria Center Office, Room 134, Elyria High School for details.
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Elyria Branch
Kent State University
Elyria Center
Elyria Igh
Elyria High School
Clevelander and Lorain man plead guilty in county case
Russell L. McKibben, 23, of Cleveland, got an indeterminate penitentiary term for burglary at Fields Tavern in North Ridgeville on May 3, and had a prior record while on parole. Lorain resident John E. Lacey, 48, pleaded guilty to the intentional shooting of his girlfriend Dorothy Spikes during an argument on May 25, with the victim slightly injured.
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Common Pleas
John D Pincura
Russell L. McKibben
Cleveland
Fields Tavern
North Ridgeville
John Botero
McKibben
John E Lacey
Lorain
Lacey
Dorothy Spikes
Otera
Senate Okays Extra Funds for Wire Tap Probe
The Senate granted an additional 25 000 dollars to the wire tapping inquiry subcommittee led by Edward V. Long to raise its budget to 175 000 dollars. The panel will take hearings on the IRS activities across Florida and nearby states starting August 9 in Miami.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Edward V Long
D-Ma
Tong
Internal Revenue Servce
Florida
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