Miss Lee from China joins OPS central engineering staff
Li Fang Lan Miss Lee a Ta Tung University graduate from Tien Tsin China arrived to work in the Ohio Public Service Company central engineering department in Elyria Ohio She joins Louis Ferri in the department designing substations planning transmission facilities and aiding OPS extensions Her aim is to gain practical experience in America then return to help develop China s electrical industry amid civil war and coal shortages
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Li Fang Lan
Florence Lee
America
Central Engineering Department
Ohio Public Service Company
Lee
Miss Lee
Florence
China
Tien Tsin
Ta Tung University
Shanghai
Lone
Wuik Willl Ue
United States
Hong Kong
Li Jui
Chil
Manchuria
OPS
Cleveland
Louis Ferri
Ferri
Austria
Father Lito
San Francisco
Oregon State College
Elyria
Robert B. Jones
Columbus Street
Dorothy Jones
Oberlin College
Washington Calling on delegates brokered in Philadelphia
Marquis Childs analyzes the 1948 presidential nominating process, arguing that backstairs delegate deals determine outcomes more than public speeches. He cites Ponsonby Tolliver's power in Mishawanka and warns such brokered promises risk shaping administration posts and policy.
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Philadelphia
Hoguer
White House
Mishawanka
Ponsonby Tolliver
Ponsonby
Tollivers
London
Britain
Mr. T
Senate
Court of St. James 5
Oregon
Thomas F. Dewey Urewd
West
Arthur H. Vandenberg
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
War Time Gas Chamber Becomes School Cafeteria
In Fresno California an army gas chamber used during the war to train gas mask wearers was sold by the Pershing school mothers for 51 dollars. They placed the building on the school playground, added a cement floor and newly painted chairs and tables. A kitchen area was partitioned off. The total cost of the new cafeteria exceeded 33 thousand dollars.
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Fresno
Cal
Pershing School
Huntington Entertains Club
Mrs. Ott Knoble hosted the Huntington ladies bridge group Friday evening with two tables in play. Er nest Lamvermyer won first honors. Rex Lees took consolation. Local members included Kendeigh, Knoble, Dodd, Meyer, and Mc Dowell. Refreshments were served.
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Ott Knoble
Ladies Bridge Club
Ernest Lamvermyer
Rex Lees
Earl Kendeigh
Dan Knoble
Charles Dodd
Harry Meyer
Clifton McDowell
John Wensink
Charles Wensink
Deshler
Conrad Ifflin
Adrian
William Heidrich
Elyria
Earl Gibson
North Russia
Hollis Reighley
Oberlin
R. H. Reighley
Jennie Heggins
C. D. Perry
Bowling Green
Frank Kelble
Milan
Aubrey Kremser
Ridgeville
Ernest Lamermyer
C. Frank Currier
Honoring Memorials Offer Weather-Resistant Granite
A local supplier promotes a wide stock of WEATHER-TEST granite for durable memorials. The message highlights choosing a fitting tribute to honor loved ones and preserve memory across generations.
Amherst Memorial Studio EVERT NYLEN at 180-184 Jackson St
Amherst memorial studio owned by EVERT NYLEN operates a residence and shop at 180 184 Jackson Street Amherst Ohio offering cemetery lettering services and maintains the business phone line 6704.
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Jackson St
Amherst
Ohio
Family visits and guests fill Sunday afternoon
A string of local social notes lists several visits and guests. A Waukegan native returned Sunday after time at his mother's home. John Getss andforthverter and Mrs Albert Bauman hosted a Sunday supper. Almon Brockstick and family saw Mary Richards Sanders' relatives. Marjory Kurshuk from Cleveland stayed with Mary Lou Sivinski last week. Roy Burke and his son from Brownhelm called on R H Keighley Sunday morning.
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Waukegan
John Getssondveerter
Albert Bauman
Oberlin
Almon Brocksickvex
Mchard Sanders
Marjory Kurshuk
Cleveland
Mary Lou Sivinski
Roy Burke
Brownhelm
R. H. Keighley
Visit of Elyria residents and college graduation note
Mrs. Florence Black of Elyria visited Mrs. A. di Hulse with weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Parker and Rev. and Mrs. M. A. Chaffee of Warren. The Chaffees attended Baldwin Wallace College commencement, their son Richard graduating. They later went to Lakeside. Church notes mark Loyalty Sunday with floral tributes from Harold Kern and Mrs. Stranahan in memory of Edward Kern and John Worcester Sr. Roland Detwiler graduated from Baldwin Wallace College. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lyndes and their son moved to a new Chestnut Ridge road home.
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Chaffee
Baldwin-Wallace College
Richard
Lakeside
Harold Kern
E. E. Thompson
Jack Meyers
Hazel Reed
Roland Detwiler
Chestnut Ridge Road
Bald Win-Wallace College
Thomas Lyndes and Son
Healer Offers Reprieve to Fort Worth Detectives
Fort Worth detectives dismissed an offer from a self styled healer arrested on a bad check charge. The healer claimed he could make an old detective feel young again and attempted to sway officers.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Dairy Cattle Judging Tour In Lorain County 4-H
Thirty five Lorain County Four-H Club members took part in a dairy cattle judging tour led by Ohio State University dairy specialist Dan McGrew. Sessions occurred at three area farms with plans for advancement work and to select teams for the Daily Day judging contest at Wooster on August 13 and for competition at the Lorain County Fair and Ohio State Fair.
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Lorain County
Four
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Schuler
Chatham 4-H Club News Cheerful Chirpers Meet
The Chatham Cheerful Chirpers 4-H club held its third meeting at the school on a Wednesday afternoon at 2 30. Twenty two members answered roll call by giving their years in 4 H work and a tea for the mothers was described as part of the event.
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Chatham
Chatham Cheerful Chirpers
Chronicle Telegram item from Elyria June 25 1948
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports local events on a Friday dated June 25 1948. The item notes community happenings, civic notices and brief updates affecting residents.
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Chroniccle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Chatham 4 H club meeting plans and activities
The Chatham 4 H club met June 17 at the school with 18 members present. Dues collected. Jack Arters presided. Fire hazard checks earned Glenn Meek a bat as the top hazard recorder. Plans included a health talk, doctor guest, July 28 picnic, baseball games with other clubs, and a July 1 event at the school.
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Glenn Meek
David Brvgenten
Chester McGrew
Rennel Weight Loss Claim Promises Quick Results
Mrs. Gonser credits Rennel with a 64 pound loss after using the liquid product. The ad touts Rennel as inexpensive and effective for weight reduction, claiming no hunger, no diet lists, and money-back guarantees if unsatisfied. Users are advised to mix four ounces with grapefruit juice and take two tablespoonfuls twice daily.
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Rennel
Mrs. Gonser
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