Morgan Family Dines with Hazel Hosts in Litchfield
Mr and Mrs Raymond Morgan and their children of Litchfield were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Hazel, sharing a family visit and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Raymond? Morgan
Litchfield
Mrs
Fred Hazel
Wallace Lockyear
Cleveland
Urban Armbruster
Cort Carlton
Brunswick
H. J. Grabbenstetter
Elyria
Minnie Fiest
Ida Rumbaugh
George Philips
Albuquerque
Boys To Visit Farms To Study Livestock And Dairy Projects
Lorain county Four-H club boys will tour farms to study livestock and dairying projects. The livestock day runs tomorrow starting at 10 am with stops at Guy Radcliffe Evans Brothers Carl Webber and Ralph Hasenpflug farms to study horses hogs sheep and beef cattle. Dairy project visitors join Medina and Cuyehoga county peers next Tuesday at Lawrence Betts farm starting at 10 am with C L Blackman coordinating. Picnic lunches advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. L Hummel
L. K Bear
Ohio State University
Agriculture Teachers
Guy Radcliffe
Everson Brothers
Carl Webber
Coca Cola Plans 18 Garages on Lake Avenue Site
Building Inspector Hart Dickason reported Coca Cola Bottling Co plans to build 18 garages for its fleet on the Lake avenue lot opposite Caldwell street. He said zoning allows garages with a 50 foot setback but will refer the question to Solicitor Richard Horan for interpretation. no building permit request has been filed. Residents opposed the earlier plant plan and the council had voted down related legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Caldwell Street
Coca- Cola Bottling Co
Hart Dickason
Coca- Cola Company
Dickason
Take Avenue
Richard Horan
Caca~-Cola Company
Frank Smith Treated for Leg Fracture After Ball Injury
Frank Smith aged 35 of 356 Second Street was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 8:29 p.m. yesterday for a double fracture of his right leg sustained while playing ball, according to hospital reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Second Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ridgeville man fined for intoxication in city court
Lester Bolger of Ridgeville was fined one dollar and costs after being arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Peiro on intoxication charges. He was arrested at 6 30 p m yesterday at Hast Bridge and East River streets. Dr Frederick E Lumier of Ohio State University asked to retire from administrative duties to devote more time to teaching and writing, continuing as department chair until a successor is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Bolger
Ridgeville
Joseph Q. Peiro
Hast Bridge
East River
Columbus
Frederick E. Lumier
Ohio State University
Tires To Be Made Without Rubber
New York June 6 Automo bile tires of synthetic Ameripol made from petroleum base were introduced by B F Goodrich Company to 500 experts. President John L Collyer said production will ramp up and Akron, Ohio, will host a plant in the fall with daily capacity of several tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty
United States
B. F. Goodrich Company
John L. Collyer
Collver
Akron
Local Eagles Support Boystown Fund in Nebraska Dormitory
Boystown Nebraska builds a $135000 Eagles dormitory to house 125 homeless boys annually. Local aerie members each contribute to the fund and host a June 14 Eagles Hall dance on Broad Street with proceeds to the Nebraska committee. The aerie also plans a Lodge of Sorrow honoring deceased members and installs new officers led by William J. McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boystown
Nebraska
Elyria
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Aerie
Broad Street
The
Lodge of Sorrow
William J. McDonald
Albert Krebs
A. R. Graber
Daytons drowning and Ohio court notice brief
Statewide brief items report drownings of James Pampalone 14 in the Miami river at Miami Shores and John Schwartz 9 at a railroad dock in the Maumee river while fishing. The Ohio Supreme Court accepted three attorneys surrendering certificates to practice law Landon L Forchheimer Walter Carl Quayle and Ralph Gordon Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, O
James Pampalone
Miami River
Miami Shores
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Ohio
Landon L. Forchheimer
Cincinnati
Walter Carl Quayle
Ralph Gordon Thomas
Akron
Local Licenses Granted to Oberlin and Lorain Residents
A list of licenses issued to residents including Richard Remsen Holmes, 19, Oberlin student. Virginis Shaw, 21, Oberlin. John Moray, 25, Lorain gardener. Mary Ann Solomon, 19, Lorain. James Hazen, 26, Lorain clerk. and Hildegarde Fisher, 24, Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Remsen Holmes
Oberlin
Virginis Shaw
John Moray
Lorain
Mary Ann Solomon
James Hazen
Hildegarde Fisher
Senior Four-H Club Plans For Summer Program
Lorain County Senior Four-H Club outlines summer activities at Carlisle Grange Hall meeting. Plans include a June 16 tour to Greenfield Village Michigan for members and guests, a June 26 planning session at Corbett Walker’s, and a July health program with a recreation hour led by Doris Miinnich and Frank Herrmann. The group also aims to staff a refreshment stand at the Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association picnic June 30 and present educational exhibits at the Ohio State Fair Lorain County Fair and Wellington Farm grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Carlisle Grange Hall
Greenfield Village
Michigan
Oberon
Wellinston Grange
Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
Oberlin Masonic Chapter elects officers in annual meeting
A. R. Kimpton was elected High Priest of Oberlin Chapter No. 229 R A M at the annual meeting in the Masonic hall. Officers elected include W J Fitzmer scribe C Francis Alter secretary Charles E Juneman treasurer J B Annable C of H FL R Dew P S C E Wigton R A C D L Simpson M of 3rd V J A Edwards M of 2nd V Vernon Wade Wagar M of 1st V D W Cochran guard W G Edwards trustee H A Edwards Installation set for June 17 at 7 30 p m on Spring Street. Several Oberlin residents in and around town planned summer travels and visits after recent trips to Daytona Beach Florida Standish Maine and San Diego California. Bradford Warner will spend the summer at Silver Bay New York. Conner Gunn and son from Detroit visit Oberlin a two week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin. O
A. R. Kimpton
Oberlin
Masonic Hall
King
W. J. Fitzmer
C. Francis Alter
Charles E. Juneman
J. B. Annable
H. FL
R. Dew
P. S.C
P. S.C. E Wigton: R. A. C
D. L. Simpson
J. A. Edwards
Vernon Wade Wagar
D. W. Cochran
W. G. Edwards
H. A. Edwards
Spring Street
Daytona Beach
Florida
Wright
Ronald Sillman
Der
Clarence Ward
Mexico
Standish
Maine
Betty Lou Gregg
W. R. Gregg
Edgemeet Place
Beaver
Titusville
San Diego
California
Julian S. Fowler
Forest Street
Starkville
Mississippi
Mississippi State College For Women
Columbus
Warren Shafer
Woodland Avenue
Annapolis
Richard
Thompson Stadium
West Coast
Pacific
Hawaii
U. S. S. Maryland
Bradford Warner
Maude B. Warner
Silver Bay
Lake George
New York
Conner Gunn and Son
Detroit, Mich
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions include Mrs Henry Williams Middle avenue Mrs Alex Horvath 124 Seneca street Mrs Joseph Laskey 229 1 2 Lake avenue Mrs Lodema Foster La Grange Discharges include Mrs Charles Nickel Amherst Mrs Willem Wolfe 1135 East River street Mrs Charles Howser baby girl Grafton Mrs Louis Raid 321 Winckles street Mrs Liswellyn Straub Columbia Station Philip Waterman 229 Hamilton street Wallace Kech Bay Village Carlton Bodmann 325 Fifth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Williams
Middle Avenue
Alex Horvath
Seneca Street
Joseph Laskey
Lake Avenue
Lodema Foster
la Grange
Charles Nickel
Amherst
Willem Wolfe
East River Street
Charles Howser
Grafton
Louis Raid
Winckles Street
Liswellyn Straub
Columbia Station
Philip Waterman
Hamilton Street
Wallace Kech
Bay Village
Carlton Bodmann
Fifth Street
Perfect scores in music memory at Prospect street school
Forty four pupils from third to sixth grades achieved perfect marks in the music memory tests led by Mrs Herold Metcalf under the Prospect PTA. Each student received a copy of Stories of the Operas. Listed are the perfect scorers by grade and teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Street
Herold Metcalf
Prospect Parent- Teacher Association
Prospect P.T. A
Florence Bill
Martha Craig
Tommy Fenn
Vincent Hart
Edwin Taylor
Wilda Rucker
Lucretia McPherson
Margaret Uuterback
Nancy Stefan
Marion McCullagh
Dorothy Purtee
Larry Siddall
Darota Lee
Claribel Kafka
Bobby Goerner
John Albert, Jr
Bily Hil
Billy Bohrer
William Basi- Jone
Daniel Fletcher
Maureen Kelsey
Marilyn Tucker
Robert Baxter
Tommy Bosworth
Helen Baxter
William Mover
Ruth Manns
Herbert Seavers
Henry Annable
Shepard
Margaret Herman
Peter Craig
Betty Anne Harvey
Doris Knapp
Peggy Dreslin
June Johnston
Nancy Durand
Marjorie Holden
Jack Holden
Holls
Marie Moreno
Jean Thomas
Sue Thornton
Joyce Powers
Wilma Scott
Tommy Zito
Maurice Owens
Dorothy Schmitz
Mercedes Singleton
Dorothy Rowe
Local social roundup from Michigan and Ohio visits
Residents and guests scattered across Lansing Mount Pleasant Elyria Medina and Hinckley as family and friends spent Memorial Day and Sunday visiting homes. Several individuals, including Theodore Haury with a facial infection and Mrs. Justin McCabe injured with torn ligaments, are noted among the gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erhart
Arthur Neff
Lansing
Mount Pleasant
Mich
Sam Meyer
Elyria
Bert Meyer
Hiram Hachenburg
Medina
Horace Humm
Cleveland
Jack Sigg
North Olmsted
Ruthie McLaughlin
Lois Wertz
3Fedina
Barney Haury
Hugh Tibbitts
Hinckley
Theodore Haury
Dean Regal
Howard Allison
West Salem
Robert Stroup
Lucy Gross
Spencer
Frank Stephenson
O. E. Jones
S. E. Norris
Red Haw
Ruby Meyer
L. McLaughlin
Sidney Beach
M. M. Beach
Dallas Beach
J. P. Martin
Lo- Tain
Guesis
Justin McCabe
Clara Simpson
Chippewa Lake
Charles McLaugh
Donkey Baseball Set for Oberlin Debut Friday Night
Donkey baseball makes its Oberlin debut Friday night June 7 at Morris Field. The program features Stanley Shoes versus Oberlin College All-Stars as a prelude and six innings of Donkey softball. The main event matches three league teams against three in a two inning finale of balking and leaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Morris Field
Stanley Shoes
Oberlin College
Oberlin Hardwares Meet Powers and Dawley at Morris Field
Oberlin Hardwares hosts Powers and Dawley in a league game at Morris Field starting 7 p.m. The second game pairs Stanley Shoes of Oberlin against Lorzin American Legion. Also notes a Pyrrhian Sister mother and daughter banquet set for Friday June 7 at 6 30 p m at Mrs Opal Papworths Spring Street home with lawn picnic. rain location indoors. Ms Robert Wright and son Bobby have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Field
Oberlin Hardwares
Powers and Dawley
Stanley Shoes
Oberlin
Lorzin American Legion
Opal Papworth
Spring Street
Robert Wright
Bobby
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Smal Wieners
Smollar’s Ae
Sunnyfield
Tbe
Ana
Wheaties
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Dole
A&p
Strie
Teenie Weenie
Iona Sweet Peas
AEP
Sultena
Arsches and
Heinz
Yukon Club Plus Deposit
Leomargarine
Sunayrot
Eid
Queen Ann
Alabama
Home
Groen
Griswold
Bebs
Tor
Hamburg
Stieed
Shreed
Sue
Sunnyfield Family Flour
White House
Good Housekeeping
Boystown Fund
Toledo
John Schwartz
Railread
Meumee River
Ada
Charlene Greenwalt
Kenneth Hauenstein
Hauenstein
Portsmouth. O
Richard Thomes Moore
William Moore
Steubenville
Phillip Delaiore
Uoday
Jack Ross
Delatore
Dan Hacinac
Ross
Racinac
Zanesville, O
Daisy Hayes
Carolyn Wohlfarth
Cardington
Doris Miinnich
Frank Herrmann
Jin
Twila Joe
Iredell
Texas
Lawrence McLaughlin
Fred Hufford
Ray
McLaughlin
Howard Grabbenstetter
Willam Grabbenstetter
Valley City
Fred Armbruster
Wilbert Armbruster
Tuck
Esther Wood
Masonic Chapter
Petunias
Vinca
Coleus
Resar’s
G. J. O'Connor
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