Ohio G A R Names Cadiz Man Commander
Ohio Grand Army of the Republic officers are named at the Columbus convention. Odore Wells of Cadiz is elected department commander, George Feneter of Cincinnati is senior vice commander, Henry F. Russell of Alliance is endorsed for commander in chief, J C Arbuckle of Columbus elected chaplain, Grace Brady of Sylvania elected president of the state Daughters of Union Veterans, Bessie Wasser Dayton senior vice president, Gertrude Derricks Milford junior vice president. Three delegates will present the bid to unite with Confederate veterans at Gettysburg next year to the national encampment in Madison Wisconsin.
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Columbus
Theodore Wells
Cadiz
Ohio Grand Army of the Republic
George Feneter
Cincinnati
Henry F. Russell
Alliance
National Organization
J.C. Arbuckle
Grace Brady
Sylvania
State Department of Daughters of Union Veterans Today
Bessie Wasser Dayton
Gertrude Derricks
Milford
Gettysburg
Madison
Wis
Ohio News Roundup Mixed Local Stories and Arts
Local notices span police and civic roles with Byron Joslin and Crestline in jury of alternates. Ohio agrictulture director urges land ownership to curb tenant farming. Alliance hosts 2000 mineral and fossil specimens to Mt Union College. Columbus quilters create 195 block international quilt with materials from 53 countries. New Lexington band history notes 1852 E flat missing. Marion corn field gasoline lake after tanker spill. Blind musician Floyd Gebhardt seeks break in music with novel typewriter code. Sandusky June Bug casualty reports.
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Columbus
Floyd Gebhardt
Capital University Music Conservatory
Gebhardt
Wilbur Crist
The
Music Conservatory
Shelby's Chief Coffey Wins Sacred Theology Degree
Shelby chief of police Leroy E Coffey can append his name with S T B initials though his degree marks him as a theologian not a traditional cop The Mansfield beat began in 1937 and he credits Dr D B Young mayor and pastor for allowing him to study theology while serving as chief
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Shelby
Leroy E. Coffey
Coffey
Ashland College
Mansfield Police Department
D. B. Young
First Lutheran Church
Kipton BRIEFS Highlights of weekend visits and guests
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Perkins hosted Sunday dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Dean Betts in Milan. Tony Alferio and family visited Mansfield relatives. Earl Shedd and son Robert from Detroit spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C. Crickel. Mrs. Howard Ringler of Cleveland visited her mother Mrs. C. J. Betts. Kenneth Carpenter of Killbuck stayed Monday and Tuesday. Joseph Mulroy of Elyria visited Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Betts. Marilyn Calkins of Elyria visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Calkins. Mae Aiken and father from New Castle Pa. overnighted with the Perkins.
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Kipton
F. A. Perkins
Dean Betts
Milan
Tony Alferio
Mansfield
Earl Shedd
Robert
Detroit
C. Crickel
Howard Ringler
Cleveland
C. J. Betts
Kenneth Carpenter
Killbuck
Joseph Mulroy
Elyria
Marilyn Calkins
W. W. Calkins
Mae Aiken
New Castle
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Byron Joslin
Sidney
George Burley
Toledo
George W. Funk
New Lexington
Thomas Midenour
Crestline
Ife
Earl H. Hanefeld
Hanefeld
F. Sidney Dart
Oberlin
Mt. Union College
United States
Lenora Welde
Catherine Welds
Dionne
Shirley Temple
Mary Tickford
Hollywood
Japan
Ireland
Czechoslovakia
Addla Abiba
Bagdad
Catharine
Sistem
Lenora
John Avery
Marion
Merle Young
Here
Dwight Kelly
Sandusky
Andrew F. Lester
Nash-Lafayette Sales & Service
Harry Browner
White Star Gas Range
Elyria Furniture Co
Peterman
Bauer and Blick
Bauer
Black No. & Athletic
Wildroot
Mercure
Chrome
UNION
Prince Albert
Bayuk Phillies
Garcia Grande
EL Producto
M. A. R. Dafoe
Quintuplet
Dia
Verazeptol
Lanteen Brown
Tyree
Stillman’s Applicator
Stillman
India
Ralf
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Union Leader Tobacco
Schick
Packard
Havana
DR. Grabow
the Standard Drug CO. Cor
Broad & Washington
Acme
Big Six
Lorain County
O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper CO
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