St Paul Circle No 3 Meets At Church For June 24 Event
Mrs Laura Dumke hosted St Paul Circle No 3 at the church with dessert before business. Vice president Mrs Gazela Apai led devotions and readings while Mrs Rueben Miller presented A Ten Cent Package of Seed. The circle adjourned with prayer and set a 1 pm June 24 meeting hosted by Mrs Albert Oseka.
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Laura Dumke
St. Paul's Circle No
Gazela Apai
Carl Menz
Russell Dunford
Rueben Miller
Albert Oseka
Central Guild Holds Last Session of Season on Porch Luncheon
Twenty five members met for a season finale luncheon at Mrs A C Garberson breezy porch. Rev G Russel Hargate led remodeling plans for the undercroft kitchen and equipment lists. Central Guild pledged a project contribution. table prizes were awarded with Mrs Charles Barton receiving a special prize. Meetings resume October 14 after summer recess.
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Central Guild
A. C. Garberson
G. Russel Hargate
Charles Barton
Mary Martha Class Holds Fall Picnic and Elects Officers
The Mary Martha class of First Methodist church met at Mrs. Herman Portman’s Henrietta home for a picnic and garden tables. Election of officers crowned the session with Beulah Kirkpatrick as president and several officers named, while Mrs. L E Wurster gave the thought for the day. The next meeting is scheduled for October 13.
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Mary Martha
First Methodist Church
Herman Portman
Henrietta
Maxine Thompson
Iva Holbrook
Sunshine
Mary Hallas
Wurster
Emerson
Hospital Discharges and Residents Named in Local List
A local discharge round lists Mrs. Richard Phelps and baby boy at 318 Sumner Street, along with Mrs. Elizabeth Wykrent at 650 Lodi Street, Mrs. Joyce Barnett at Lakewood, Patty Sanders at 127 Marseilles Avenue, Mrs. Rienders in Grafton, Mrs. Joseph Wicke man at 39950 Center Ridge Road, Mrs. Thomas fi halis in Grafton, Gust Ristas at 1614 Middle Avenue. A note on tomato use in Tagavtay Philippines describes rinsing hands with ripe fruit during dry season shortages.
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Richard Phelps
Sumner Street
Elizabeth Wykrent
Lodi Street
Joyce Barnett
Lakewood
Patty Sanders
Marseilles Avenue
Rienders
Grafton
Joseph Wicke
Center Ridge Road
Thomas 4Fihalis
Gust Ristas
Aiddle Avenue
Family Guests Prompt Courteous Acts During Visit
A mother urges guests to be polite and considerate noting the Browns have no children and will value thoughtful acts. She asks to prepare the guest room with flowers to ensure their visit is pleasant, emphasizing helping children think of others as key to good manners.
Operation Insect tests insecticide against corn pests
In Hickory Head Georgia 101 farms cooperate in Operation Insect to test the effectiveness of fumigation spraying and a pyrenone grain protectorant. Phase one cleaned debris and treated bins after a mass briefing. phase two at harvest will treat about 4500 acres and compare with untreated corn to gauge results by December. If successful, similar trials may spread nationally.
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New York
Hickory Head
Georgia
First
Elyria Welcomes New Fire Department Appointee
Ex marine Fireman Stanley received appointment to the Elyria Fire Department on October 1, 1948 after over three years in service with the South Panhandle unit. He served from 1942 to 1944 in locations including Guadalcanal. A 1942 Elyria High School graduate, he was a machinist at National Tube before joining the fire dept. He and wife Geraldine live at 1130 West River Road with two children Alan Clyde and Linda Sue.
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Stanley
Elyria
South Pantmo
Guadalccnal
Banegainville
Elvrra
Natonal Tube Company
Fire Department
Lesesky
Geraldine
West River Road
Alan Clyde
Linda Sue Lesesky
Licenses for Individuals and Occupations Listed in Ohio
The article lists numerous licenses and addresses for individuals across various towns including Medina Eden and Columbia Station. It also notes meat consumption figures with Canadians averaging 140 pounds per person annually and Americans about 150 pounds.
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United States
High coal exports top second on record
Exports of U S coal overseas in 1951 reached the second highest level on record, surpassed only by the 1927 peak. In southwest England, Cornwall and Devon warmed by the Gulf Stream, tropical plants including palm trees thrive.
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U.S
Cornwall
Devon
England
Chronicle-Telegram Briefs from Elyria Ohio
Local news brief from Elyria outlines community happenings and notices for the week. Details are sparse in the fragment but indicate civic updates and upcoming events in the city.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Une
Fragmented text about yaw rice, sovereignty, and photo framing
Vague, garbled OCR passage mentions yaw rice punishment in Cavite, suspects living with a victim. It randomly references Finland and the Aland Islands sovereignty in 1951, a home rule act from 1992, and advice on framing photographs without glass with thin white shellac.
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Cavite
Philippines
Finland
Gulf of Bothnia
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Guild
Fishermen's Encyclopedia
Handyman
New York Times
Peter
Herbert Hoover
Atlases and Globes
Father's Day
Central Book Store
Broad St
Tagavtay
Ryan Appliance
East Ave
America
Mrs. Aldrich
Barbara Robbins
Dad
Kenneth Nelson
Mary
Mary Malone
Edith Thomas Wallace
Bobby Spain
Westgate-on-Sea
Mr. Spain
Bobby
National Tube Division
Lorain Works
United States Steel CO
Natonal Nue
United States Steel. Company
Hlye
Tan
Dean
Stanley E. Lesesky
Coffman
Court ST
Elyria, Ohio
Peter Bokesy
Medina
Beverly Zarnke
R.D. Grafton
Kenneth Francis Smith
North Olive Street
Packer
Roseleen Diederich
Paul Roe
Wis
Donna Vibber
East River Street
Roland Reed
Eden
N. Y
Anna Waldron
Lorain
Billin Mohler
Hamilton Street
Ella Weed
Williams Street
Edward Leichty
Columbia Station
U. S. Arms
Freeda Sims
R.D
Oyal
Broadway
Schwind's Picture Store
W. Second St
FOX Furniture
Elyria and
Oberlin
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