Wellington Council Advances Public Works and Community Activities
Wellington council holds a busy session led by Major A B Jones approving Ralph Myers housing unit, tackling sidewalk repair, and scheduling a joint meeting with the Board of Public Affairs to pass an ordinance for buying 10 500 feet of wire plus street repairs, two hour parking, and tree removal. Activities include recreation programs, a new water line, and stricter dog control, with church events and women’s club news filling the remainder.
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Wellington
A B. Jones
Ralph Myers
Daniel Shepard
Courtland Street
Board of Public Affairs
Herrick Avenue
H. W. Wagner
Supt
J. Miller
Howard Arndt
Amherst Area News and Court Docket Summary
Amherst residents face minor court actions and council updates. Ralph Verne Morris, 19, of 114 Park Avenue, confessed to two thefts at the Electric Light Plant and Amherst Bakery, taking $25 total to fund leaving home amid family trouble. Rotary meeting featured Coast Guard briefing by Lt. Thorington and recruiting talk. 38 members attended with guests from Los Angeles and Cleveland. Local hospital, fire department, and public works notes outline admissions, births, fines for intoxication and traffic, and upcoming council agenda including sidewalk repairs and parking meter demonstrations. Visiting travelers include Dr John Fleming and his family.
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Amherst
Ralph Verne Morris
Park Avenue
Elyria
Morris
Electric Light
Carl J. Wenrich
Parker Miller
Paul Pikey
Rotary
Robert Hubbard
Amherst Rotary Club
Congregational Church
Richard Winemiller
Chief Thorington
Lorain
Coast Guard
Harry Powers
Los Angeles
Calif
Ralph Gardner
Cleveland
Harr
Rotary Club
Conrad Zilch
Roy Harr
Roy Stevens
C. L Goodspeed
Robert Stevens
Ralph Pritue Fevared
Orlando Petrillo
Bernice Carter
FA Micholas
East Street
Charles RF. Powell
Merrell A. Wood
Lakewood
Rudolph Brekner
West Erie Avenue
John Brunzil
East 32Nd Street
Hospital News
Leroy Kubuske
Jesse Kelley
South Amherst
Robert Teaman
Darral Smith
Dennis Elliott
Amherst Council
A. G. Stiwald
Woodhill Drive
Cleveland Avenue
Sunset Drive
L and L Chevrolet
Church Street
John Fleming
Marshville
Wis
Bertha Fleming
Helen Clary
North Olmsted Woman's Club plans garden party event
The North Olmsted Woman's Club will hold its annual garden party in North Olmsted Park on Wednesday June 28 with a 1 pm luncheon. Card games with prizes follow. Planning the affair are Mrs. Herbert C. Moellering president Mrs. Wiliam Kahler vice president and Mrs. George Buehring ways and means chairman.
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Erieside
M. C
Clarence H. Chambers
Church Club
Loraine
County Woman's Republican Club
Elyma Republican Women's Club
Oberlin Inn
Wilma Perkins
Charles Lampen
Isabelle Hines
Blanche Jones
D. B. Stevick
M. L. Carpenter
Lucille Caner
Martha Henes
Minerva Knapp
A. C. Garberson
Clyde Park
Lorain County
Woman's Republican Club
Howard Everson
Brighton
Herrick Auditorium
Abbie K. Hand
King’s Daughters
L. G. Bradstock
Bradstock
Nairy
Mary Sprague
Curtis Truman
Russell Jordan
Lelan Kirkpatrick
Howard G. Young
H. B. Wilson
Howard England
Hazel Douglas
Margaret Rothwell
Alice Andrus
Curtis E. Triman
North Olmsted
North Olmsted Woman's Club
North Olmsted Park
Herbert C. Moellering
Wiliam Kahler
George Buehring
Ways and Means
E. E. Heene
Buehring
D. W. Talcot
Thomas Walsh
D. D. Swanson
Charles Doolittle
Jack Kovachy
Carl Dearing
J. C. Spice
A. G. Whitford
H . Limpert
S. Kruppenberg
Toledo Bishop Named Archbishop of Cincinnati
Bishop Karl J. Alter of Toledo was appointed by Pope Pius XII as the new Archbishop of Cincinnati to succeed the late Archbishop John T. McNicholas. The announcement was made by Apostolic Delegate Amleto Cicognani. Alter, 64, has led the Toledo diocese since 1931 and was among the early advocates of Catholic Univ. of America rector Monsignor Patrick J. McCormick named auxiliary to Washington’s Archbishop O Boyle.
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Washington
Karl J. Alter
Toledo
Pius XII
Cincinnati
John T. McNicholas
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
United States
Patrick J. McCormick
Catholic University of America
Patrick A. O’boyle
Athenia
Alter
Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Ohio Girls' State Governor to Be Sworn Tonight
Pretty Nancy Smith of Jamestown is to be sworn in tonight as governor of Buckeye Girls' State after winning the Realist ticket in the state elections. She defeated Jean Whiteside to become the sole Realist winner amid a day of campaigning and a slate of wage and health policy issues.
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Ohio Girls’ State
Columbus
Nancy Smith
Jamestown
Buckeye
Miss Smith
Realist
Jean Whiteside
Idealist ticket sweeps state offices in Girls' State
Misa Smith will be sworn in at 8 o'clock tonight by Chief Justice Carl V Weygandt of the Ohio supreme court. Among the 1,434 high school juniors named were Anna Winne Willoughby lt gov Emily Battin Columbus secretary of state Judy Seil Cuyahoga Falls state auditor Ann Emery Columbus treasurer of state and Marcene Jacoby Akron atty gen Girls' State on the Capital University campus is sponsored by the Ohio American Legion Auxiliary as a practical demonstration of state government.
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Misa Smith
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Anna Winne
Willoughby
Emily Battin
Columbus
Judy Seil
Cuyahoga Falls
Ann Emery
Marcene Jacoby
Akron
Atty
Capital University
Ohio American Legion Auxiliary
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Navy Enlistments Highlight Local Teens and Two-Minority Entries
Enlistments in the Navy report three teens joining as Seaman Recruits. Gerald Flanders, 17, goes to Great Lakes for boot camp. his Elyria peer P Lynn Gerald Jackson, 17, also heads to Great Lakes after graduating from Elyria High School. Walter F. Kappely Jr., 18, to Great Lakes after Amherst High School graduation. Families listed at DeWitt Road, East River Street Elyria, and Franklin Avenue Amherst.
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Navy
Gerald Flanders
U. S. Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Clarence Flanders
DeWitt Road
Lynn Gerald Jackson
Jackson
Elyria High School
Howard Jackson
East River Street
Elyria
Walter F. Kappely Jr
U.S. Navy
Kappely
Amherst High School
Walter F. Kappely, Jr
Franklin Avenue
Amherst
Lorain Naval Reserve
Complete Report on Housing Survey by Citizens' Committee
The Citizens' Fact-Finding Committee presents the Housing Survey results after 17 weekly meetings and many sub-committees. Home canvass reached 7,748 residences. 5,805 were owner-occupied (74.9 percent) and 1,943 were tenant-occupied (25.1 percent).
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Citizens’ Fact-Finding Committee
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