Down Through The Years In Elyria
Henry Williams Thomas born 1849 in Bryn Mawr Wales rose from Welsh iron mills to lead roles in North Branch Steel Company and later National Tube Company. He patented rails, joined Johnstown and Allentown steel ventures, retiring at 97 after a long service and Masonry. Fort Worth bus incident ends with mud bound tale.
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Henry Williams Thomas
Bryn Mawr
Wales
James
Elizabeth Thomas
Ty Divel
Amerammen
America
New York
Portland
Lynchburg
Virginia
Danville
Henry
North Branch Steel Company
Johnson Street Railway Company
Johnstown
Tom L. Johnson
Harry” Thomas
Mr. Thomas
South Lorain
New Steel Company
National Tube Company
U. S. Steel Company
Hiram Lodge, F. & A. M
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Ohio
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Allentown
Elizabeth Jones
William A
William A. Jones
East St. Louis
Illinois
Meysenberg Race Mills
Elizabeth Jones Thomas
Annie J
Will H
James B
Mary Elizabeth
Jeanette S
Second Street
Third Street
Thomas
Esser Family Oddity Enlists Fourth Naval Reserve Member
Lorain’s John Esser ENDC leads a family naval tradition as Aileen M. Esser, a Lorain High graduate, becomes a Wave recruit sworn in by Lt. R. C. Boylan. Richard and Raymond Esser already serve, with Raymond enlisted since January 1950 and Richard on active duty aboard the battleship New Jersey in Korea.
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Navy
John Esser
ENDC
Lorain
Elyria
Lorain County
R. C. Boylan
USNR
Park Avenue
Esser
Richard Esser
Raymond
Organized Reserves
Trinidad
West Indies
V.F.W
Battleship
New Jersey
Aileen Esser
Lorain High School
New Wave
Lorain Naval Reserve Station
Aileen M. Esser
Miss Esser
Naval Reserves
Lorain Station
Richard
Fathers and Sons Hear Men In Fields of Sport
Avon Methodist church hosts a father son banquet on March 6 at 6 30 p m hosted by the W S C S speakers include Dick Rutherford Bald win Wallace College basketball star and Otto Graham of the Cleveland Browns a surprise will be shared and entertainment planned
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AVON
Avon Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Dick Rutherford
Baldwin-Wallace
Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
LaGrange Lions Prepare Annual Benefit Show
Rehearsals for LaGrange Lions spring operetta Up Old Smokey run two weeks as the comedy with dancing and singing is set for March 21 and 22 at 8 15 p m in the high school auditorium. Proceeds go to sight correction programs. Marjorie Duncan of the Elyria Playmakers directs the large cast.
Southeast Ridges Change Name of Circle
Mrs. Anna Pallas hosted Eaton Ladies Aid group No 2 on February 27 with seven members. They renamed the group the Mary Circle, discussed projects, and planned an entertainment contest won by Mrs Fern Jackson with Mrs Hazel Cornish taking the traveling prize. The next meeting is March 12 hosted by Mrs C A Humphrey. Also noted are illnesses: Ed Yost hospitalized, Karen Hampson with measles, and Tommy, Terry Ward and Carl Hahn ill or recovering.
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Southeast Ridges
Circle Southeast Ridges
Anna Pallas
Eaton Ladies Aid
Group No. 2
Mary Circle
Fern Jackson
Hazel Cornish
C. A. Humphrey
News of the Hi
Ed Yost
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Karen Hampson
Tommy
Terry Ward
Carl Hahn
Huntington Home Circle Club Meeting Notice
Huntington will entertain the Home Circle Club with Mrs. Elizab eth Rozboril hosting on Wednesday March 5. A pot luck dinner starts at 12 30 p m and members are urged to bring patterns for toys. The Parent Teacher Association reported a 180 dollar supper.
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Huntington — Home Circle Club
Elizabeth Rozboril
Parent-Teacher Association
Evelyn Wilkenson
Wellington
Martha Barre
Norwalk
Hazel Denier
Cleveland
Bowen
Lester Bowen
City tax shifts spark suburban growth and reform calls
The piece argues city county governance is growing unfair as population sprawls, suburbs expand shopping centers, and car traffic rises. It notes rising city tax burdens, commuter needs, and calls for reforms possibly dissolving counties or redefining urban units to ensure fair service funding. It cites 1951 retail sales and inflation contrasts, and mentions rising filter-tip cigarette brands and auctions as background commerce trends.
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United States
New York City
New Jersey
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Antibiotics Considered for Plant Disease Control
Washington reports Agriculture Department scientists at Beltsville Maryland have begun testing antibiotics against plant diseases caused by bacteria fungi and viruses. Greenhouse trials used minute paste layers on stems of black and further work is required before farm use is recommended.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Beltsville, Md
Beltsville
Antibiotics Halt Halo Blight in Bean Seedlings
Valentine bean seedlings inoculated with halo blight organisms showed no symptoms after treatment with one antibiotic streptomycin sulfate, slight infection with two other antibiotics, and full disease in untreated plants and nine other antibiotics. In Fort Worth a motorist reported a mud splattered animal like a duck with green eyes. police could not locate it and suspected a bear.
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Fort Worth, Tex
J W. Pierce
Fort Worth
Tex
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James B. Thomas
Naval Reserve
LaGrange Lions
the Fashion
Middle Ave
Nadhiye
Huntington Will Entertain Club
Business Today
Department of Commerce
Federal Reserve
Viceroy
Parliament
Gems
Kent
Wisconsin
Arch Patton
Harvard Business Review
Patton
F. Smith Mfg. Co
Carroll Ave
Chicago
Nasco Plastics
17Th & Cascade Sts
Erie
Apsco, Inc
Garfield, N. J
Walters
Broad ST
C. E
C. A
Brooklyn
Ibear
Edward G. Robinson
Young Robinson
Frances Chish
Beverly Hills
Olm
Calif
Robinson Junior
Frank A
Charles
Humphrey and
Cavagna
B. M. O'Donnell
ACME
Cleveland ST
Lodi ST
Court ST
Cdonnell
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