Sign Ordinance Approved By City Council
After four months of discussion the City Council passed a sign ordinance as an emergency by seven to two. The measure assigns Hart Dickason the sign inspections and sets a $1 fee for electric signs and 35 cents for other types. It excludes billboards, slated for a separate ordinance.
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Lake Avenue community events set for June
Local clubs announce meetings at Lake Avenue School and Grange Hall on June 9 and 10 including 4-H Club sessions Busy Stitchers and a Father-Son social. Nearby residents from Elyria Cleveland Kipton Ridgeville and West View visitations noted with family and friends.
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Local notes from Avon highlight church event and council meeting
Avon June notes show Ladies Aid to visit Mrs Anna Lieber home on Thursday. Village Council set regular meeting at Town Hall Thursday evening. Baptist Sun day School Juniors enjoyed recreation night at the church after a Monday chil sup supper at 6 30. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Phil Gerhart with Mr and Mrs Girard Kipler and son Jimmie of Lakewood.
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End of War Revels in Raleigh to Moorehead City
The narrator recalls marching through Raleigh and encamping with Company L as his illness worsens. After a Washington dispatch declares victory and disbands, veterans celebrate loudly while the sick soldier, bedbound by dysentery, is ambulanced toward home and then boards a steamer at Moorehead City for relief and discharge.
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Sunday Visitors Reach Across Ohio to Elyria Medina and Cleveland
Mrs Thomas Schneider and Miss Catherine Snyder hosted a gathering with Frank Boylan from Elyria. Charles Walker of Medina and John Newman of Sevile joined guests at the Hubbard Ness home. Ethel Hadley and Hazel McShane visited the Goughs. Mrs T Jensen left for a California trip. Arnold Buck and Bobby, Bertha Hubbard, and Al Wernert spent time with Earl Pickering in Cleveland. Margaret Heckel attended Step Night at Ursuline College. Walter Lenard and family visited Strongsville. Sunday guests at Wilson Jameson’s included Leslie Jameson and Betty, Bertha Burrell and Joe, and Norman Stockhaus with Kay from Bay Village.
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Elyria
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California
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al Wernert
Earl Pickering
Squirrels Trapped On Knoll Fed Hunters In Cal Floods
Three men killed 700 squirrels trapped on a knoll left by floods in Woodville California. Other wildlife such as snakes rabbits skunks and a badger also sheltered there during the deluge.
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Cresete Cleanser Ingredients Mystery At Ebert Drug Store
A fragmentary notice hints at a cleanser named Cresete used for plates and containing sodium per borate and petroleum based components. It mentions bad effects on plates and purports free samples at Eberts Drug Store.
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Students tour General Industries plant in Ely
A group of five Ely School students visited the General Industries plant guided by Carl Kehler. They toured the receiving room the plastic department the stock room and the machine operation area learning how raw materials are processed heated rolled mixed and formed into various parts and products.
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Vacancies Filled In Oberlin Department
Oberlin College announces new appointees in the physical education and mechanical drafting departments. Masters degrees were earned by Me mbe n Cow ard Cates P Erdmann in physical education and related fields. Departing and on leave staff include Coach Dick and Dr John H Nichols with administrative duties shifted to Lisley Butler and W R Morrison. The college notes a program offering employee training in shop technology and business administration at General Industries and Dean Electric, Elyria.
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Kiwanis Club to Hear Former Ohio Attorney General
Edward C Turner of Columbus former Ohio attorney general and Republican candidate for Ohio Supreme Court judge will speak at a Kiwanis Club luncheon at Grivstore Hotel Thursday. Turner spent months in Russia as an American traveler and will discuss life under the Communist dictatorship and its effects on ordinary people. He is listed in Whos Who as prosecutor of Franklin County 1911 15 and later attorney general with ties to the Garford and General Phonograph Companies.
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Ohio State alumnus and Mason noted in obituary
A 66 year old Ohio man, graduate of Ohio State University in 1901 with a 1903 masters, is described as a 33rd degree Mason and an Elk. The obituary references his service from 1915 to 1917 and 1927 to 1929.
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Heads of two buck deer found. battle ends in tragedy
In Oakland, evidence of a forest tragedy from about three decades ago emerged with the discovery of two six point blacktailed deer heads. The antlers were locked in combat and the animals perished while unable to separate.
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