Lorain County Four-H Club Advisors to Receive Pins
Three Lorain County Four-H club advisors will be honored at a recognition luncheon in Columbus during the thirty fifth annual Farm and Home Week. Paul Leim bach, Myania Crile, and additional Lorain County advisers have completed five years of service. pins will be presented by a New York Central railroad representative, with remarks by Dr. Garry Cleves and others as part of the Ohio State University agriculture program.
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Lorain Coutty
Southern
Columbus
Vndas
Lorain County
Columbus Juncheon
Paul Leimbach
Arownhelm
Myania
Marion Crile
Fhintington
Maree
Marjorie Kibler
M Ss Ciuveh
Wellington
Ailend
Ensign
Carlisle
Amelia. Ne
New York Central Railroad
Ot Nat Railroad
Garry Cleves
Jand Myers
Muss Kibler
County Agricultural Extension
Ohio State Universely College of Agriculture
Oberlin H. 5 Wins Regional Student Art Contest
Oberlin H. 5, senior student from Oberlin Way, wins first prize in Group T1 fabric decoration at the northeastern Ohio regional scholastic art contest. Judges include William M. Milliken, Laurence Be, Schmeekebier, and Viktor Schreckengost. The Halle Bros. Co sponsors the regional contest with entries on display at Cleveland Gallery. The exhibition opens to the public Saturday after a preview yesterday.
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Harbard Goerner
Oberlin Way
Ohio
Cleveland
Italo Bros. Company
Schoolaviie
Jiss Goerner
Jadges
William M. Milliken
Cleveland Mareuni
Laurence BE
Schmeekebier
Cleveland School of Art
Viktor Schreckengost
Halle Brus
Cleveland Cotlere
Uown
Nets
Plans for Modern High School Building Project
New construction plans outline a modern high school to be built on Chale Boulevard near Poplar Street. Contracts prepared by Kraus and Helkamp of Akron and associates call for bidding and contractor selection as the project progresses. The Cleveland Diocese plans designate the Sisters of Nowe Dame to teach and manage the pending school as construction advances. It is unclear when completion will occur but the target is for the 1849 school year with enrollment projections of 800 students.
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Chale Boodoet Poplar Street
Theo Iwcidant
Strike Ends for State Highway Dept Workers in Chillicothe
About 800 district nine state highway department civil service workers returned to duty today ending a strike that began Thursday. CAPE officials conferred with Governor Herbert yesterday as the governor had already announced the workers would resume their jobs this morning. The walkout protested Democratic administration weather and layoffs.
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Chillicothe
State Highway Department
District Nine
Counc
Cape
Herbert
Kovetoor
Tim
Death Records Bring Losses Across South Amherst Area
Death notices report the passing of JACK A. WENSON and JACOB B. DUNLAP along with others in South Amherst and nearby towns. Wenson died suddenly at his home on West Mielin Street after illness. Dunlap, born November 4, 1900, died at his LaGrange Grange area home. Surviving relatives listed include spouse, children, grandchildren, siblings, and relatives across several communities. Funeral arrangements and burial plans were noted for Sudrus Curls Funeral Home and Everbeegh services, with services in South Amherst and LaGrange.
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Jack A. Wenson Deek
A. Watson
West Mielin Street
South Ameest
South Amherst
Ventte
Dt Beck Watcote
U.S
Uaorpin Stas
Vesas
Wandadean Winson
Tome
Dhomas
South Ambrest
William Et Utyete
Richard Af Dear Amherst
Ethel Mass Mildred
Soult Aimbertt
Miurle Wise
Friday Wathh
Bawedgreen Cemetery
Jacob BE. Dunlap
Jacou
Duplin
Fate Grange
Allie Mr. Dunlap
Sedbicen
Vivedkan
Priddy
Joseph Reedineer
LaGaange
South Ankers
Cub Pack 105 Seeks New Cubmaster After May
Cub Pack 105 of the Boy Scouts will appoint a new Cubmaster after May 1. Linville, who has led the pack for years, will retire in May to pursue other duties in the Boy Scout program in the Southeast. Enyeart of Firelands Area Codrieth Linvite is named as Elyria High School feather and chief engineer for Purp Company.
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Sern
America
Linville
Sud
Dietrich
Ure Firelands
Codrieth Linvite
Elyria High School
Fayald FL
Fas Bee Ee Purp Company
Cueny
I Trow
Bayeart
Sey and & Slaughter
Attendance Improves in Schools Amid Absence Drop
Readable reports from the office of Superintendent Bolin show improved attendance across elementary and high schools. Absences reached 12.8 percent of enrollment, with elementary pupils absent 16.1 percent, and high schools at 4 percent. Staffing shortages and ill health among teachers contributed to the absences, while several kindergarten classes faced expulsions and disruptions.
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Elgrit Yubhe cHoole
Ampreyye Talay
Superintend Vot
BE. Bolin
Ahgeneus
Bohs
Aller
Makinley Schow
Wa Tee
Ex AA Members Plan Saturday Meeting in City Home
An informal gathering of ex AA members is scheduled for Saturday evening at Henry Abrattarka's residence, 22 Harvard Avenue. Attendees are urged to arrive by 7 46 PM and expect a wide county turnout, according to Abraroska who spoke today.
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Auarmen McMyvers
Ate Neuen Tadsay
Exexa
Henry Abrattarka
Harvard Avenue
Abraroska
Guad
Wendie
Ten From Elyria Post Attend Conference
Ten representatives of Elyria Post attend a regional conference amid tight security and program segments. The event featured the induction of 80 new Legion members and included discussions on district organization and post activities.
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Elyria Post
Elyrda Spoey
Ceres
Woo
Letiar
Nielsen
Bos Bon
War
Alex Schien
Hacker Fred ‘Tanner
Paul
SADIE TE Continued From Page On
Fragmented OCR text shows a theater or social column with names and scattered phrases. It mentions Sadie T E and page continuations, but most details are unreadable. No clear event, place, or date can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
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Ennee Pean Monne
Renee
Sadie TE
Red Cross Drive Aims For Helping Reach Goal
Report of the Red Cross drive progress notes many divisions meeting quotas. Officials mention business, schools, clubs, and organizations across Penbeld Riderville and surrounding townships. The drive's status varies by division, with further reports expected from Carliste township regions.
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Aiten
Tindher
Feneten
Taveran
Lions Club Reviews Book and Supports Civac Foundation
Lions Club members and guests heard a Hod review of political topics including references to the White House and federal agencies. The club voted to cooperate with the Civac Foundation committee to aid the blind work and support the Elyria Coin Phinking committee, with a roster of members and organizers led by First View Precvdent Jick Kosh Thowan.
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Signs Club
Thea Nieeng Wight
Winewell
White House
United States
Lutea
Martimanaly
Civac Foundation
Elyria
Uh Tb
Uh Tb. Jonas
Troe
Carl Finegan
Paul Dayin
Bellinghem
Theodore Carpenter
Wark
Wort Bay
Ban Winehedl
Mguvin Berson
Alta
Whitnes
Raoul Urivh
Beatrice Santa
Stanley Bush
Mas
Norres
Firs
Heras Bae, Jr
Cilen Baxter
Malfinnek
Steedd
Boas
Boas Ald
Ar Bush
Molaatt Tawhes
Miro
Joseph Siath
Atps Crone
Eheim Sis
Pwo Ree
Py FC
Ruth
Sis
Daca
NPS
Hiery J
Hortes
Mies
MeNeck
Federal Reserve Batis
Fragmentary OCR Note Lacks Clear Event
The readable text shows garbled phrases with names and places but no coherent news event. It includes scattered terms like Bend, Stein, Micha, Suanetas, and dates, yet lacks a discernible action, outcome, or context to form a proper summary. No identifiable persons or organizations form a complete reporting thread.
30 Persons Summoned For Petit Jury Duty
A list of named individuals summoned for petit jury duty appears with numerous misspellings and garbled names. The fragmentary text names many persons including Marlett, Margorie Stark, Anna Seget, Avon Yowant Metley, Amberet Staniey, and Willie Mictasy among others, alongside scattered department and court references.
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Ngaing
Coupe
Marlett
Revgstar
Margorie Stark
Reasamt
Anna Seget
Avon Yowant Metley
Anna En Brean
Amberet
Staniey Dobro
Roy Ghristens
Edeen
Cehantia Stathan
Vving
Fom Gorain
Willie Mictasy Sasiilak
Ryugo Wolhars
Mate
Mars Thay
Man Reine
Jean Dolde Xathe
Herbert Wolline
Rudolph Sehardt
Esrear
Stanley Peplat
Prantl Perase
Laie Delogng
Permits Granted for Three Homes on Rockfern Avenue
Amherst Township contractor Harry He Meyer secured permits for three new homes on the Bannon Allotment along Rockfern avenue. One two story frame dwelling valued at 55000, and two one story 26 by 30 frame homes valued at 8700 each, with construction to start immediately pending weather. Mall plans to buy lots from Owen Baven and accelerate building in the allotment this spring. A separate note reports two hubcaps stolen from W F Edwards’ car on Lodi street last night.
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Harry He Meyer
Amherst Township
Bannon
Hart Dack
Rockfern Avenue
Aever
Langtele Avenue
Meyer
Owen Bavnen
Edwards
Heghts Blvd
Lodi Street
Oberlin Musician to Present Recital on March 20
Edwin Ener Hellakka of Oberlin Conservatory class of 1997 will present a team pet recital Thursday evening March 20 in Warner Convert hall. He performs with Louise Ank eney, Blaeboeth Snack, Robert Hodgkinson and the Conservatory Sinphonic Bond conducted by Arthur Williams. The program includes works by Geedieke and others. admission charged.
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Edwin Ener Hellakka
Oberlin Conservatory
Warner Convert
Louise Ankeney
Robert Hodgkinson
Arthur Williams
Enghenie
Hedakka
Comacratory
Orehestra
Rancert Burtl
Oberih
Amerawae Bagion Sudiliary Tenagit
Ameeerweds
Dali Y
Meiteles
Petunia Chakee
Lori
CMA
Cmc
Waterigd Hospital News Li Teegeel
Bythiat
Wiener
Kong
County Commissioners Approve Engineer Travel and Truck Purchase
County commissioners approved expenses for Engineer Dondla Patterson to attend the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers and Surveyors meeting in Columbus March 18. They also authorized travel costs for County Treasurer Walter J Wright and a new $9,985 contract for two two-wheel drive trucks for the engineering department, replacing a prior, lower bid.
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Une
Dondla B. Patterson
Ohio Society of Profesional Engineers and Surveyors
Columbus
Counly
Walter J) Wright
Commere
Elyria
Implemeas
Parchaise
Market notes and legal notices mix in crowded column
The page blends market prices for produce and livestock with legal notices and divorce filings. It lists items like apples carrots mushrooms and greens with quantities and prices, then shifts to case numbers plaintiffs and defendants, dates and court actions, followed by scattered references to custody and divorce procedures. Names and exact figures are incomplete due to OCR noise, but the overall item mixes commodity markets and public legal notices in a single column.
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Owerrs
Ibers
I. Ih
Easter Program Presented At Student Assembly
Student Assembly at Evn High School hosted an Easter program titled The Life of Christ in Song. Prof Tlaurh of the Oberlin Conservatory conducted, with narration by Arthur Hud mit and Richard Graham introducing Pret Ebrugh. The three-part program featured chorales, hymns, and Handel and Elgar selections from The Coming of Christ to Were the Ouest Christ Cotte to Thy Rebuke and Were You Then.
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Tlareld Tlaurh
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Christ
Evin Fligh
Stuel
Pret Ebrugh
Richard Graham
Arthur Hudmit
Choker
Warren
Forsyth
Matthews
Elgar
Verisy
Tay Dechmonts
Handel
Rebeold
Ser
Burteigh
Crueger
Cub Pack 105 to Award Badges at March Meeting
Thirteen boys in Cub Pack 105 will receive badges including the tank and gas and silver arrow points at the pack's March meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday at the First Congregational Church. Cubmaster CL Linville announced the event and noted three new Den Mothers. New den chiefs are Missert for Den 4 Norman Beath for Den 4 and Jack Zahn for Den 5.
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Ipack
First Congregational Church
Liwe CL Linville
Cubminster
Dale Abbe
Webbles
Cubbing
Douglas Sheppard
David Russert
Robert Butts
Bill Standen
James Rubensett
Donald Elbert
Jack Dillman
Richard Pisher
Larry Andress
Lynn Kolbe
Harvey Wilcox
Franklin Wilcox
Ross Ludwig
Stant Scout
Firelands
W. Hhs Lance
Harrison Street
Frank Rockwood
Gates Avenue
Doh Missert
Norman Beathe
Jack Zahn
Refugee From The Nazis To Speak Here Tomorrow
Dr Henry Ollendorff director at Friendly Inn Settlement Cleveland will discuss The Minorities Problem at St Andrew s Episcopal church tomorrow evening at eight in the undercroft. The fourth Lent meeting is open to the public and features his refugee background and work with war time Nazi victims.
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Henry Ollendorff
Friendly Inn Settlement
Cleveland
St. Anedrew's Episcopal Church
Ollendorff
Ned
Germany
Heidelbure University
New York School of Social Work
Western Reserve University Pictuie
Schauffer Scho
Friendly Inn
London Water Supply Threatened by Thames Flooding
London faced a potential water crisis as the Thames surged to an all time high. Coldstream Guards assisted by piling sandbags around the Hampton pumping station while authorities warned that nearly 302,000 residents in surrounding areas could be affected by the floodwaters.
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London
Thames
Hampton
Coldstream Guardsly
Thames Hill
Windsor
Tradt
Reports From Ohio State Junior Chamber Meetings
Reports on the Ohio State Junior Chamber of Commerce board meeting held last weekend at Columns. Elyria Junior Chamber representatives attended the Columns event and other Elyria leaders joined various state committee sessions Sunday. Three vice presidents of the United States Junior Chamber spoke Saturday night and Fred Milligan, state director of commerce for Ohio, presented a distinguished service award at Sunday luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Junior Chamber
Anf Commerce
Iyere Givet
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Elyrat pRunier Chamber
Myron Averbous
Joe Kevadon
Direc ‘Tor
Robert Krieg
Charles Decker
Jack Burkehard
Kordon
Burkhard
Krieg
Averbook
Public Safety
Docker
Unitedates Junior Chamber of Commerce
Fred iMilligan
Ohio
Tax Appeal Continuance Sought in County Case
County Auditor Friaiik Avires and board of revision members consider a continuance request by Commy Troseetiie in the Natvia Tube Company tax appeal. The March 31 hearing was pressured by defendants to proceed, while the city sheriff seeks resolution of pending directives affecting the case.
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Friaiik Avires
Fu Nn Tority Board of Revision
Stredtalg
Commy Troseetiie
Nativia Tube
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Oberlin H. 5
Tos
Die
Capavity
TOA
Saley
Arenes Org
Priey
Dt Sr
Levl Re
Murbach Coal. & Supply
W. Bridge
State Highway Dept
Death Records
Albert Lutz
AVON
Albert Lute
Dueiess
Rocky River
Lane
Lakewend
Viola Eberling
Grarvton
Mio Marte Eberlig AB
Oof
Ginefien
Mendas
TG Po
Lipsy
Tees Serine
Soovst
Betty
Carl Ae Hiente
Sethe Diene Kotskil
Mary Bloe
Chatuce
Briel Owes
Rielineena
Makry Bo
Madison
Pete
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Phon
Red Cross
Lions Club Hears Book Review
Hhartie G
Stein
Bates
Ebay Abteg
West River Road
Rivero
Pooth
Ninlerss
Oberlin
TV College St
Marvane Dellefield
Lorain St
Couty
Lara County Child Welfare Board
Ings
Jadge
Elysin
Festa Apeilt
Jame Jepsen
Wie
Bertha Riga
Lorain
Jaane
Invelts
Harold McCreedy
McCreedy
Inab Tryekerg
Lodhi
Lester Meinke
Amberst
Jopre
Stauferd Avenue
Tiaattees
Cashier
Ryest
Obadie
Niled Press
Lee Een Eens
Veritoe
Kiyoshi Steel
Sur
Eldele
Rood
Quay
Spo
Autre Amd Stray
Fraser
Speath
Sreary Sud
Adel Ietarard Watt Wal
Ian
Beighton
Resar, Florist
River St
North Ridge Road
Brownhelm Center
1St Farm
Versailion River
Massey Harris
McCormick Deering
WM. J. Miller
P. A. Walker
Irvin Klinect
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