Four Camp Iss-See-Kes Plans Held for 1947 Season
Camp Iss-See-Kes at Elyria YMCA on Vermilion River announced 1947 season dates. Reunion drew 76 former campers with prizes for guessing lead shot count. Leaders from 1946 and veterans attended as cabin leaders, with YMCA secretary Everett W. Palmer noting it will be the 27th season at the camp.
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Vermilion River
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al Wedet
Ini
Melose
Progmon
Fellowship Cine
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YMCA
Contract Awarded For 2300 Tons Of Coal In Ohio Port
The Central West Coal Co. of Columbus won the coal contract for water pumping with a bid of 414 dollars per ton delivered. Valley Camp Coal Control had the next best bid, while Valley Camp had previously dominated the contract in recent years. The contract totals 2300 tons of coal. A separate note: the Lorain concert, part of a vocal and instrumental series, was postponed from Clearview School to Friday, March 28, at 8 pm in the school auditorium.
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Central West Coal Co
Columbus
Camy
Coatrol
Valley Camp
Faxon
Clearview
United States Plans Aid to Greece and Turkey Amid UN Effort
The article outlines US plans to provide warships to Greece and Turkey and dispatch missions to both regions, while a plan for a UN General Assembly emergency session seeks to address the broader Middle East situation. It notes opposition and defense from Secretary James Forrestal and mentions political maneuvers around allied and adversary positions in a tense global context.
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Mc Truman
Greece
Furkey
Atigys
Loder United Nas Nong Jisdioho
UN General Assembly
James Forrestal
United States
Moscow
Chiari J. Pare Yel Phamee
Rivssie
Oberlin Theologian To Give Address Here Tomorrow
The Rev Stowelly A Gwen of Oberlin Graduate School of Theology will deliver a Lenten address at St Andre’s Church here at eight o’clock. Topic: The Duty of a Christian. A Tufts and Harvard education with three degrees, he previously served twenty years as Congregational pastor. Tomorrow night’s talk ends the Lenten series. A Holy Communion is planned for Thursday morning in the chapel.
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Gwen Femiber
Grad Iate School of Theology
Oberlin
St. Afidrét's
Fomirraw
de. Gwe
Tufts Collins
Harvard University
Death Records List from Elyria and Lorain
Obituary notices list Clarence W. Oakley of 3120 Meath Street who died at 4 p.m. Monday at his sister’s home, with services at Nichols Dicken Funeral Home and burial in Norwalk cemetery. Also named are E. Butts, 80, a former B&O railroad worker and Lorain Gospel Tabernacle member who died after visiting his son in Lorain. Richard M. Warren of Pinon Street who died in Elyria with funeral arrangements at Waitt Funeral Home. Elizabeth Balas who died at Elylia Memorial Hospital after illness. Charles W. Pomeroy of Lorain noted in the list. multiple survivors and service details listed for each.
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Nore
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Batts
Lorain
Lorin Gospel Tabernacle
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Horns
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Aumeen
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Elycia Memorial Hospital
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Library Closed by Storm Disrupts Opera Talk
The Eterna Library closed today due to the storm. Patrons may leave items in the porch box for later pickup. An announc ement will be made about tonight's opera talk. Librarian Mise Fenn Moore reported the option to leave items and promised updates.
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U S Declares Fight Against Communism in Tokyo
TOKYO The United States will oppose Communist aggression. A spokesman from Gen Douglas MacArthur's headquarters told Japanese readers to stay vigilant before April elections and guard against "red columns" as political tension increases.
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Pleasant School Path P T A to Hear Carl C Byers
Oberlin officials announce a March morning session featuring Carl C Byers Superintendent of Parma City Schools as guest speaker on educational reform and new horizons. The program includes refreshments, student involvement, and a brief campus talk in Pinney Chapel.
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Elks Hold Election of Officers Today
The Elytia Elk Lodge holds its annual officer election at the lodge hall this afternoon. Retiring Exalted Ruler Vic Bear urges full attendance to express the will of the largest number. After the meeting a light lunch is planned for a large crowd.
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Public Schools Chief Addresses Elyria Dinner In North Riders
Elyria school superintendent Bahn spoke at Candisfire Inn in North Riders during a dinner meeting of the Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce. He addressed education, municipal, economic, racial, and military issues and outlined proposed reforms with attendees including May Thompson, Vanke, Hendricks, Birch and Cook. A follow up meeting is planned for April 14 at the State Guard armory with a nominating committee expected to report nominees for election to the board.
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Howard Hendricks
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John Weever
Douglas Birch
A. Cook
Tom McCarty
Onin State Guard Aumnory
Tax Collections Hit 1 65 Million Here
Taxpayers gathered at the county treasurer’s office as official figures show steady collections. Treasurer Weight reported total receipts near 1,850,000 with expectations to exceed 1,700,000. An upcoming fast day to pay real estate taxes without penalty was announced for March 41.
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Ae County
Walter J. Weight
Wright Axperta
Court hears Lorain transit case amid jury shortage
In a traffic accident suit, 12 jurors were to hear R La Caple of Lorain vs Lorain Amherst Transit, claiming 5000 for loss of his wife’s services after a Nov 12 collision at Broadway and Market Street. A second case for 15000 injuries by May Caple is pending.
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Orleans divorce case and local scouting figures listed
Louis Gillespie of 383 Morgan Street sues Anne Gillespie for divorce on neglect Grounds stated. The document cites a 1944 marriage and references George Bruce granted a voter status by Judge D A Cook on neglect grounds. The remainder lists extensive scouting units and leaders across Elyria Oberlin Wellington and surrounding towns with troop and pack assignments.
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Fragmented Soviet Talks Hint at Postwar Governance
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Students Present Concert At Elyria High School
Elyria High School students performed a morning assembly program directed by Walter Von Brock ahead of the North Central District Solo and Ensemble Contest in Fremont. The program featured a string ensemble, baritone soloist Philip Stevick, brass quartet, soprano Jeanne Sadowski, and other soloists with eight older students joining the district event lineup.
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Philip Stevick
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LaVerne — Schmitkens
Marianne Frank
Jane Smith
Dick Decker
Robert Hancock
Fred Steele
Alan Page
Richard Sa
Jeanne Sadowski
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Elyria High School
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Dint Couture
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Philip Stewigk
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von Brack
Markets Feature Apples Cabbage Cattle and Grains
A fragmented market digest lists apples baskets cannons dairy and produce alongside cattle prices for steers cows and calves, with grain items like corn oats and soybeans and varied prices. includes quantities, weights, and regional notes from Chicago and Toledo markets. Strong entities include markets Chicago Toledo and various produce and livestock items. Leathered with OCR garble, the entry conveys a snapshot of daily commodity trading activity.
Prices At Noon Furnished By Inited Preoan Prices
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Auction Notice Near New London and Nova Ohio
Public sale to be held March 29, 1947 starting at 11 o clock four miles east of New London Ohio and north and west of Nova Ohio featuring team roan horses cattle farm machinery oats hay car loads and farm implements household furniture and terms cash conducted by C H Grimes owner and L O Dunlap auctioneers
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Auction Sale of Live Stock and Farm Goods Near Kipton
Auction to be held at the residence four miles south of Kipton and two miles north of Brighton on Saturday March 29 at 9 30 A M. Livestock include twenty six Holstein cattle with calves and heifers, Farm tools a Farmall H tractor and numerous implements, hay and grain, household goods, plus chicken stock and miscellaneous items. Terms cash with all property risk on buyer. H A Hartley owner. Walker and Spicer Auds Irvin Knect Clerk.
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Dispersal Sale of Household Goods and Village Real Estate
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Public Farm Auction Near Penfield and LaGrange
Having sold my farm I will sell at Public Auction mile west of Penfield or mile west of LaGrange On Wednesday April 2 at 1 00 O Clock Head of Cattle Holstein 3 years old springer Holstein 3 years old fresh Guernsey 3 years old milking 2 Guernseys 3 years old milking bred in Dec 1 Holstein 3 years old due in April 2 Holstein heifer calves 6 months old Farm Tools and Grain Ford Ferguson tractor etc about 3 ton bean hay about 100 bales of mixed hay Some household goods including a player piano a coal and wood cook stove and other articles not mentioned TERMS CASH MRS MARY KCKOTAYLO Owner ALVA E SPICER Auction Phone LaGrange 38 R Harry Dean Clerk
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Whitehead Road
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Guernsey
Ford Ferguson
Mary Kckotaylo
Alva E. Spicer
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Phone LaGrange
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