Ohio Mayor Urges State Buy United States Bonds
Cleveland Mayor Frank Lausche proposes Ohio invest 20 million dollars in U S bonds to aid the war effort and utilize an unappropriated balance in the general revenue fund. He argues bonds are liquid and could be converted to cash if needed, urging Governor Bricker to consider the plan on its merits.
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Cleveland
Frank J. Lauecte
Cleve Land
United States
Sugges
Guy
Dota W. Bricker
Fatische
Ohio
Lausche
Women Of Moose Lodge Plan Egg Hunt For Children
The Moose Lodge women plan an Easter egg hunt for city children. They will split participants by age to aid younger children and hide eggs around the Moose home on Second Street. Prize eggs will include live bunnies and chicks plus candy eggs. Exact time to be announced.
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Second Street
Internal Revenue Offices Swamped in Tax Rush
Tens of thousands, including laborers earning $15 a week, lined up at IRS offices to pay their shares of a $3,000,000,000 installment for war costs. By midnight the 1947 income tax deadline neared, with an estimated 72,000,000 returns awaiting filing and penalties to follow. Congress has authorized over $149,000,000,000 in war expenditures, triggering calls to double income taxes for many next year.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Congress
Treasury
Community clubs share Tuesday events and church notices
Amherst area groups plan a shamrock tea and card games at the Pythian hall with prizes and later tea. The Temple and auxiliary clubs host a birthday party with dancing and entertainment. Hickory Tree Grange and East ning chapters schedule meetings and fund drives. Gideons report, Easter donations planned, and a St Peters church school musical program plus a Heidelberg college drama with Senior Learn refreshments. A Spiritual Advance conference gathers regional churches with talks by Bishop Epp and local pastors.
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Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Gad
Viola Zimmerman
Eagle Auxiliary
St. Patrick
Hickory Tree Grange
Henrietta
Stone City
Eastning
Fort Gate
Hed Cross
Elmer Johnson Post No
H. A. Monger
WILA
Evangelical Church of
Fiat’ Rock
C. E Epp
D. D. Naperville
C. J. Alien
Evangelistic Sermon Series Begins At Local Church
By Mas Lucy Roemena a two week evangelistic program started Sunday evening at the Axtel Street church with daily services except Saturdays. Special music includes a vocal solo by Orma Lance. Public invitation extended. Queen Esther society met Friday at the Methodist church home of Mrs Mei Schruder Elytiaave. Vice president Mrs Earl Sweet presided. president absent. Devotions by Mrs Maxwell focused on The Seven Savings of Jesus on the Cross.
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Orma Lance
Immortality Talk Sparks Canteen Corps Meeting Plans
Winfred Kirke land presents a discussion on immortality, with Mrs Maxwell leading and several ladies volunteering. Miss Anna Morton to lead April devotions, location to be announced. Social hour and repasts follow. diverse events include St Patrick party for Mer Mayne’s Suneday class, quarterly missionary tea, and Lenten services.
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Winfred Kirkeland
Laties
Lewis Todd
Howard Ladrach
Village Notices and Club Meetings Minted in Local Hall Schedule
The column lists church and women’s society meetings at various venues including Vonghe Congregational Church and Jackson Street, with dates Tuesday to Friday afternoons, plus hospital admissions and discharges for Saturday and Sunday. Social visitors and local hosts are named among attendees and hosts, including Mr and Mrs George Yingling and Mrs Paul Green, with births reported for Lorain and B.D. 4 areas.
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Hospital News
Malph Stark
Re Smith
Kipton
Joseph Elementk
R. D
Aby Paull van Keuren
Hirths
Donald McGee
Lorain
George Yingling
Aorain
George Gorr
South Amherst
Mra
George] Schroeder
Edwin
Dorger
Edges
Noc
J. Thutt
Ina
A. L. Hall
Lakewood
Mes
Roemer
J. A. Ehlert
Sheriff to speak at Markley P T A meeting
Lake Avenue residents are invited to the Markley P T A meeting at Markley School Thursday March 19 at 8 p m Sheriff Carl Finegan will present pictures of England and air raid photos The gathering was discussed at the last meeting and includes Lake Avenue P T A and nearby residents.
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Lake Avenue
Markley P.T. A
Markley School
Carl Finegan
England
Hustlers Meet at Edith Muller Home for Grange Event
The Grange Hustlers gathered at Mrs Edith Muller home on Tuesday for an all day meeting. A luncheon cloths and pillowcases project was completed. A supper for Grange members and families is planned at Grange Hall on Wednesday evening March 18. A tureen dinner was served at noon. Next meeting will be at Mrs William Behnkes on Tuesday March 24 at 11 am with a noon tureen dinner.
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Eugene Smith
Elyria
Tiffin
Hopking
St. Claudia
Cleveland
Circle Six
Women's Guild
Gome
Oberlin
Circe
Mex
Edward Bahl
Hazel St
Charles Finlay
Maplest
Carl Nernheim
Mare
Grange
Edith Muller
Sen. Wg
Plang
The
Red Cross first aid class held for community
Miller taught the class and a first aid session was announced with a 7:30 p.m. starting time for 30 minutes each night. A large turnout attended the start meeting with many supplies noted. The text also references Avila Camacho in Mexico and a football series between Mealean and Argentinian teams.
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Elyria Grong
Terei
Miller
Avila Camacho
Me ‘Co
Lpetween
Mealean
Argenting
Cae
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Moose Lodge
Bence
Murphy Bros
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
Convery the Closelind Frew
Amherst
T. Peter Churcie
Evangelical
Mas Lucy Roemena
Axtel
ST. Taul Charust
Concordia Club
Waliher League
Ladies’ Aid
ST. J Rh Church
la Rain
Victorian Guild
Femweys J
Pehmey
Inc
Ladies’ Society
Mrs * A
Lauer
Mre
GC. Jackson
Chete
Elmer Gall
Harriss el
Woman's Society For Christian Service
Paul Green
Charles Flew
Ludwig Stee
Alth
B.T. A
Norin
Phillipa
BIG Ben Lump
Murbach Coal
Penney's
Penney’s
Gabardine
Gipsy Tie
Comfortabiott
Fenney’s
Carnat
Biscks
Young America
Tully Tucker
Tinigh Teather Wilea
Jauly Mora
Ruga
Penney
Gabardine Trimmed
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