First Resident Pastor Healy Led St Marys Since 1853
Fragmented archival notes recount Rev Michael Healy as the first resident pastor arriving in 1853 at St Marys Church. The piece details ceremonies, parish growth, land purchases, school conversion, and successive clergy shaping the early community amid Irish and German Catholic immigration.
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St. Mary's Church
Michael Healy
Mary's
Germany
Irland
Cincinnaty
Atst
Jer Pértartt
Ure Rey Peer McLaughlin
Cleveland
Rey Art Healy
Avetun
Fifth meeting of the Hier jodic Workers reported
The fifth meeting of the group was held on June 2 at Atre Meta Dhan. The president opened the meeting with a call for notes and votes. Debating topics included the deportation of an elder and remarks about the 4-H Miss pageant.
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Atre Meta Dhan
Cou Ppleteta Acenk
Marke
Cie Toeoyherk
Undefined Event Promotes Church Meeting And Social
Fragmentary OCR report notes a church gathering at Catholic Church Parlots and a later event at Schuttz home. Mentions Nativity Ladies, Evangelical Pastor, Methodist pastor, and a list of attendees including Mrs Harris Hardest and daughter Martha of Clitasdere. Activities include worship services, Sunday school, and a charity tie and prize distribution.
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Atlar Srcieie
Aris
Che Fay Pasutiin
Ales
Peter Weerer
Frank Standiy
Lynn Schultz Meré
Neva Oetrel
Therese Lope
Bruce
Schuttz
Charet
Natheer
South Amherst Workers Meet South Amherst
The June meeting of the South Amherst Worker group was held at Stu’s Ecumenical church with a basket dinner to follow. A July meeting at Charite Roadside Park is planned with committee members named to arrange final details for the event.
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South Amherst
Stu
Esxcogelical
Peesercive
Albert W
Chertie
Alex Bleaers
Mig
Feowere
Lars
Alfred Rolli
Alfred Feowere
Ho Bottens
Albert Wihepg
Atex Fleswere
Miss Jail Flowers
Waller
Florence and Mergaretha Sehieider
Congress Hearing Flags Paper Shortage Response
The report notes a hearing on funding and journal paper supply with Government Printing Office involvement. It mentions a House committee on appropriation and GPO’s role in publishing public records. Local notices reference Mrs. Hubert Dunex and a church event at Religious Church on Main Street.
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Iou
Congress
Sly Andyer
Monay
Rob Herre
Government Printing Office
House
GPO
Hubert Dunex
Steele
Rasl Main Street
Senate Utterances and Fremont School Pay Debate
The text records a special session discussing education funding and a wage increase. It notes Fremont teachers facing coverage, a 1 360 minimum annual salary, 67 teachers with two years of experience, and master degree holders receiving a higher maximum salary, with details tied to the 1947-48 period and local board approvals.
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Teac Fremont
Seheost
Kent
Fia
Board of Lacalien
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Mix. Damona
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General Electric and Hoover
Elyria
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Rell
Broadway Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
Ada
Ehranicle
Tefeorem
Union
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Lesal Nuaiber
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Eit
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Hygrade's
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Fulton’s
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Koret
California
Sungamin
Jack
Trikskirta
Smarty
Ballet
Beau
Ohio
Senate
Uession
The
Isaly
Mme. Renauld
Bloompield
Elyria, Ohio
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