Legalized Off-Course Betting Study Proposed
A New York legislative committee urges a thorough investigation into legalized off track betting. The report outlines two models for legal off course betting and compares Europe and the United States. It notes French and British practices and explains how runners and bookmakers affect enforcement and tax treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Crime Committee
United Press
United States
Europe
New York
New Orleans
Denver
Bet& Offices
Ack
Nevada
Belden Methodist Belden Community Circle II Meets in March
Belden Community Circle II of Belden Methodist Church met March 5 at Mrs William Gest Jr's home. Beulah Slack led devotions, Dorothy Grills chaired, Emily Campbell read minutes, Slack reported 6345 dollars in treasury, and stamps from Circle I were to fund building. A plan to use Christian Herald coupons and box tops was adopted along with buying craft supplies for beginners classes. Record player repair was authorized for the beginner group.
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Belden
Christian Herald
White elephant sale plans and church meeting notes
Circle I met at Mrs Pansy Jonasson's home on March 13. Dinner at noon for a large group. president Mrs Irene Wise read a poem Your Neighbor. Reports approved. Devotions by Mrs Resar on Prayer and the Lord's Prayer. A $15 Red Cross drive vote passed. Carpet rag cutting held March 17. Secret Sisters to be revealed next month. vote on continuing practice. Next meeting at Mrs William Gester's with a white elephant sale. The president closed with The Door of Prayer. News Shorts mention visits by Mr and Mrs Roy Law and Rev Mr Katterhenry. Mrs Kelner's son Bob in Europe interviewing General Eisenhower. Kelners from LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Reisinger
Pansy Jonasson
Irene Wise
Resar
Red Cross
Pauline Sooy
Katherine Connors
William Gester
Roy Law
Greenwich
Cora Law
Katterhenry
Valley City
Sow
Europe
Kelner
Belden
Bob
Reserve Laboratory of Electronics
Boston
Mass
General Eisenhower
Kelners
LaGrange
Marines Endure Heavy Casualties In Korea War
The article notes Marines sustained the heaviest per capita losses in Korea, with a chart showing 106,458 total casualties for the U S Army and Marines combined. it frames the Kore war toll while mentioning other local social events and gatherings such as Mary Euricle circle activities and Sportsmen’s Club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Defense Department
L B and Entertains In North Ridgeville On Guest Day
Mrs H Randolph led a lively L B I meeting in North Ridgeville with solos by Rev Ralph Chapman and Mrs H Gould a Chapman Gould duet a novelty number by Mrs Spirek and piano by Mrs Foote. A luncheon for 24 guests and 37 members followed. Donations to the American Red Cross were made and committee assignments announced with a recipe deadline of March 26 for a new cookbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hirzel
H Amidon
W. Reinhart
Red Cross
Spirek
American Red Cross
R. McVeigh
W. K. Johnson
LBS
Kiwanis
Johnson
Ways and Means
Avon Triplets Joy Jean and Janet Honored at Birthday Party
Avon residents celebrate Joy Jean and Janet Mall’s birthday with a party at the home of Mr and Mrs Wade Wilford in Fields. Jean Heider of Center Road has returned home from St Josephs Hospital in Lorain. Mr and Mrs Don Falkner attended the event after hospital stay.
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AVON
Jean, Heider
Center Road
St Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Don Falkner
Wade Wilford
Malls
Joy
Jean
Janet
Huntington IPLAN BANQUET HINTONs Ladies Aid meeting notes
A large attendance marked the Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Doris Twining's home. Names drawn for the next meeting include Edith Hawley Myrtle Kater Sophia Marshall Lois Krueck Eleanor Regal Gladys Neubecker and Helen Clark. A mother-daughter banquet is planned with Treva Rollins as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ladies Aid
Doris Twining
Edith Hawley
Myrtle Kater
Sophia Marshall
Lois Krueck
Eleanor Regal
Gladys Neubecker
Helen Clark
Treva Rollins
Fern Regal
Lucile Rolce
Dorothy Simonson
Lola Welch
Ruby Dague
Florence McClaff
C D Coward
Paul
Oberlin
Florence McClaffin
Alice
Helen
Dorothy
Geraldine Smith
Cleveland
Home Circle Club
Dorothy Dobbins
George Simonson
Helen Easterday
Why Window Panes Crack
A damaged window frame admits moisture and lacks putty or paint. Heavy rain causes wood swelling, which pressurizes the glass and leads to cracking.
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Ray Ayres
France
Britain
Iman
Sti
Dee Id
Ube
National Farm and Home Hour
Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service
Electrical Service
Sarl E. Plants
Chamberlain Rd
Grafton
Ohio
North Eaton Heating
N. Eaton
Lesta Summers
John Deere
Allis
Chalmers
Allis Chalmers
Co-Op
Chevrolet
Grafton, Ohio
Allis-Chalmers
Carlisle
C. T. Shepard
Robson Road
Harold McConnell
Carole and Joy
Don Shepard
Mary-Ellen Penberthy
Elyria
Brownie Troop No 53
Bernard Keskinen
Chester Sprague
East Carlisle School
Andrew Pohorence
Cheryl
Mitchell
Reba Hulse
Anne Goodspeed
Maud Stevenson
Edith Saussier
Sunshine
Red Cross Blood Bank
Herman Goodspeed
LaPorte Viscanity
Clara Mikin
Ruth Nichols
Saussler
Grafton Road
W. E Schwan
LaPort
Ontario
Calif
Clarence Payne
Jeanette VanAmburg
Desort
Essenada
Mexico
Schwans
Entertain Circle
Harold Schwind
Maxine Lance
Mary Euricle
Robson Roads
Grace Smith
Truest Friend
Ben Burroughs
Jesus
George Crane
Don van, Arsdale
Helen Robson
van Arsdale
Lillian Bungart
Organ Fund
C. S. Winter
Chapman
Randolph
Ltta Ely
Robert Lyons
William Smith
Case Road
Buffalo
Sportsmen's Club
Pat Patterson
North Ridgeville
PSU
Phillips Es
IPLAN
Pacific Northwest
Murbach
Coal & Supply
W. Bridge St
Jacy
Goodman
NORGE
Uunts Norge
Vans
Fas
Estasisstien
Jae
Goodman's
W. Broad Elyria
Vogue
Kkly - Rockett
Broad Street
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