Wellington Woman To Speak At Chamber Dinner June 22
Mrs. Cuarl Swanbeck of Huron will headline Wellington's fourth annual Chamber of Commerce community dinner on June 22 in the school cafeteria. The event lists a ticket committee including Dr. George Ravitch, Ed Aldrich, Harrison Comstock, Robert Herrick, Claude Parsons and William Rigo, with George Backhaus as chamber president. The speaker recently returned from Brazil after studying coffee for export potential.
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Ed Aldrich
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Robert Herrick
Claude Parsons
William Rigo
George Backhaus
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Brazil
Local Scholarship Awards Planned by Lorain Medina Coop
The Lorain Medina Rural Electric Cooperative will award scholarships at a Tuesday evening dinner in W.F.W. hall attended by about 70 applicants and parents. Winners will travel to Columbus in August to compete for a $500 state scholarship. A defense alert is planned for Monday or Tuesday next week with local and highway police directing traffic. Edith Eberle Yocum of the United Christian Missionary Society will speak at the Church of Christ morning service. Girl Scout Day Camp opens Tuesday at the Boy Scout reservation.
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Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Cooperative
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United Christian Missionary Society
Indianapolis
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Grafton Kiwanis Speaker Tackles Trademarks Topic
Robert Williamson of Elyria, manager of the Elyria Coca Cola Bottling Co., spoke at the Grafton Kiwanis weekly dinner on trademarks. He traced origins from early symbols to modern marks, noting copyright and registration, and limitations on protecting proper names, with geographical or deceptive marks often refused. John Edwards introduced him and Bill Roberts Jr. attended as guest. next ladies night was canceled and a round-table discussion followed.
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Wisconsin student gets grade on postage stamp
Madison Wisconsin UP reports University of Wisconsin student Robert Weber received his commerce course mark in a unique way. The instructor sent the grade on a postage stamp with Weber’s address written on the sticky side and the letter A visible.
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Massachusetts pedestrians tested by anonymous motorist incident
In Fitchburg Massachusetts a New Hampshire driver says he stopped to help a woman with a baby carriage cross the street. She then opened his car door, climbed in, and punched him on the nose three times before walking away. The driver remains unidentified.
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Chatham WSCS installs officers and welcomes new members
At the Methodist Church the W.S.C.S. held an installation of officers followed by a business session and refreshments in the basement. Four Walter Richards family members and Barbara and Icie Hall and George Siward were received as members. Visitors and family milestones were noted, including graduations and new grandchildren in local families.
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Barbara
Icie Hall
George Siward
Richard Jameyson
Clyde Basom
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Earl McVicker
Spencer
Norman McVicker
Ashland College
Harry Kimmick
Phillip
Don Scranton
Cleveland
Jay Root
Patricia
Niklaus Notter
Ashtabula
Gerald Allan
Gene Sutter
Pandora
Tuberculin Test Seen As Clue In 1890s Discovery
In the 1890s Robert Koch developed tuberculin and English physician Arthur Conan Doyle visited him. Doyle praised the substance as a major medical advance. The tuberculin skin test shows exposure to TB germs by a red bump, not active disease, helping doctors trace transmission and protect contacts.
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Arthur Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Koch
Watershed projects to start by month end in 30 states
Washington announced that 60 upstream pilot watershed projects authorized by Congress will begin work by month end across 30 states. Surveys show land treatment needs and dam structures, with five year construction and a 70 million dollar price tag funded by 29 million federal and 41 million local contributions through a 50 percent matching plan.
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Russian Chess Team Arrives Without Botvinnik for Capitol Match
A Russian eight man team arrives for a long delayed international match against American masters at the Roosevelt Hotel June 16 to 23. Botvinnik is omitted from the Moscow list and Smyslov is named to replace him. Harold M. Phillips seeks Moscow’s explanation as the Russians are favored to defeat the Americans.
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Mikhail Botvinnik
Botvinnik
Moscow
Vassiliy Smyslov
Harold M. Phillips
United States Chess Federation
Roosevelt Hotel
Sugar Sale To Iran Will Reach 45000 Tons
The Agriculture Department announced it will buy 45 thousand short tons of sugar for export to Iran under the Foreign Operations Administration.
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Agriculture Department
Iran
Foreign Operations Administration
Vermilion Maps New Police Station and Town Upgrades
Vermilion council approved remodeling the East Liberty Street comfort station to partly serve as police headquarters while the rest remains public toilets. A new police car, two way radio rental, and stop sign on Huron Street were approved. Fire hall plans ready, street lights to be installed, and a rubbish collection trial starts August 1 with monthly pickups.
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East Liberty St
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Donald Roves
Hart Construction Company
Doctor of Medicine Awarded to Longtime OSU Student
In Columbus Ohio Jean Higg Smelker earned her medical degree at OSU commencement. She began studying on the Ohio State University campus nearly 22 years ago as a kindergarten pupil.
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Jean Higg Smelker
Ohio State University
Life Association Names Elyria District Representative
Al Frabotta of 2135 Grafton Ra has been named district representative of Confederation Life Association for the Elyria area. Based at 538 Broad St. in Elyria, the office is run by Raymond H. Kay. Frabotta, married with one son, Brian, is a LaGrange High School graduate and member of Elyria Ameri veteran of two years in the U S Jean Legion Post No 12 and the Army with a sergeant rating. He is also a Knights of Columbus member.
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Confederation Life Association
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Broad St
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Brian
LaGrange High School
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Poland and India Exchange Ambassadors First Grudinski
Poland names M. Grudinski as its first ambassador to India in a historic exchange of ambassadors between the two nations. India responds with a reciprocal appointment, marking a new era of diplomatic ties between Warsaw and New Delhi.
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India
M. Grudinski
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