Camp Opens June 17 At Vermilion River Site
Y M C A camp director Carl Wagner announced the 193% summer season at Camp Isssee Ker on the Vermilion River. Three 10 day camp periods run June 17 June 27 and July 16, totaling 60 days. Preseason trips to Ohio Penitentiary begin April 23, 30 and May 7 for early registrants with additional plans for second and third groups. The earliest five registrants earn a two day trip to Sehanbruun to view rebuilding of Ohio’s first white settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp-Iss-S¢ee- Ker
Vermilion River
Carl Wagner
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Woodard
William F. Grali
Wagner
Sehanbruun
Ohio
Five Men Warned Over Unauthorized Garbage Collection
Five men collecting garbage in the Exstern Heights area without official permission were warned by Portowe Chief J. J. Stankard at a meeting. They were told to cease activities unless permission is granted by Service Director Faxon, as city collection is contracted to one firm and noncontractor collectors may anger contracted parties and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exstern Heights
Potwe
J. J. Stankard
Greasnessia
Faxon
Four Boys Pass First Tests In Swimming
Four boys named Donald Luwadue Robert Earl Ralph Neighbour and Robert Pen found pass the first of a series of YMCA C A swimming tests. Frederick Steinhauser Thomas Smith and William Tattersall pass the second AIinnow test while David Chesler and David Taylor pass the perch third test. The eight boys advance in the YMCA program and will spend the night at a nearby YMCA to study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eixra
YM. CC. A. Burs
Lester Hawke
Donald Luwadue
Robert Earl
Ralph Neighbour
Robert Penfound
Thomas Smith
William Tattersall
Perch
David Chesler
David Taylor
Ten Cagers Receive Letters At Banquet
Oberlin March 28 members of the Oberlin Business Men's Club hosted a banquet for the high school basketball squad. Ten varsity letters were awarded plus belt buckles for the district tournament co-championship. A review of the season followed by attendance at The Big Broadcast of 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Busines
Jase Etening
Grange Hall
C.F. Alter
Oblin High School
Kent
Bord Robinson
Leahy
Ronald Slater
Robert Dew
Norman Willbond
Herman Wadwell
William Close
Clarence Bowman
William Wigton
Gordon Bliss
Merton Campbell
Charles Frye
Lyle Franklin
Leare
Apollo Theatre
Perry G. Worcester Dies At Home Here
Perry G. Worcester died at his Morgan Street home at one o'clock this morning after a long illness. He leaves a wife and a daughter Mrs. R. S. Leister of Toledo and two sons Nelson of Medina and Mills of California St lac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry G. Worcester
Morgan Street
R. S. Leister
Toledo
Nelson
Medina
Mills
Californi St Lac
Court notices and local court actions reported in Elyria
Foreclosure suit filed by Deposters Mortgage Co. against Joseph Krucenski seeks sale of property near Lorain and Avon Lakes. Traffic case involves Peter Zemaiduk held on $500 bond as a material witness in a fatal Cleveland road crash. Jurors drawn for April term. divorces granted for Lilian Vought and Tella Purcell. Estate of Jennie Robson Van Hoesen appraised at $23,108 with multiple beneficiaries named in will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deposters Mortgage
Josseph Krucenski
Sha
Elyria
Peter Zemaiduk
Cleveland
John O'Astaehan
William Wickens
John M. McGee
Lansing
Michigan
Lake
Lorain
Zemaidah
St. Josephs Hospital
Common Pleas
Dpd. A. Cook
Jennie Robson van Hoesen
van Hoesen
Tia Portnau
Lost Lake Avenue
Lilla E
Markel
Ama Schuarr
Uwet
Ristay
Haylor
Redondo Beach
California
Adelaide WV. Jones
Tilo
Broad Street
Earl
Charles Waret
Glen
No Fatal Industrial Accidents In Lorain County In February
A February report from Ohio Industrial Commission head Thomas P. Kearns shows Lorain County filed 1,459 accident days with injuries including permanent disability, seven days or less time loss, and medical cases without time loss. statewide, 12,792 claims dropped 2,477 from January while 94 fatal cases fell 19. public employees led, followed by metal foods, mining, and foods and beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Thomas P. Kearns
Division of Safety
Hyerete
Industriad Commission of Ohio
Kearns
Fire damages automobile at Lake and Woodford
An automobile owned by Vogel Glass of 22 Woodford Avenue was slightly damaged by fire this morning at 158 Lake Avenue. The blaze started when a gasket blew and gasoline ignited. Firemen from Hose Company No. 1 responded to the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogel Glass
Woodford Avenue
Lake Avenue
Hose Company No. 1
William Owens Fined for Intoxication in City Court
William Owens was fined st and costs after being arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro this morning on intoxication charges. Local court records show the verdict followed a brief hearing with the mayor overseeing the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Owens
Joseph Q. Petro
Licenses Granted in Elyria and Lorain Notices
Jamey Kirk, seven dollars, Elyria, laborer, and Josephine Bryant, 37, of 414 West Third Street, Elyria, were among license holders listed with Forest Greenshields, 35, Shet Held Lake, lax consultant, and Angelyn F. Bogus, 23, Lorain, in a mixed notice of local license actions and resident details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamey Kirk
Elyria
Josephine Bryant
West Third Street
Forest Greenshields
City and Sheriff pact to share policeIdentification services
Lorain county commissioners approve an arrangement between the sheriff’s department and the Elyria police department to photograph and file criminal classifications at 30 cents per record. Sheriff Granth says only a few prisoners from outside Lorain and Elyria will pass through the county jail, while the agreement aims to create a permanent, efficient identification bureau using city records to supplement a short-handed county force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riria Police
Ghevif
William FL Granth
Sear
Ely
Lorain City
Elyria
Lorain
Lyria
Dureas
Shesitt
Young Musicians Present Program at SehvulJunior
An enthusiastic audience watched early stage performers denis at ferson Junior flight Sehvul tul. The program featured a WUMper quartet, a 23 member orchestra, a ninth grade chorus of 43 singers, and two vocal solos plus a student quartet. The dramatic finale was the play The Silver Arrow staged in a school rehearsal hall with a cast of Regisia Wietzen Rose Datena Madeline Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denis
Ferson
Hargrave
Dale
Hob Pomprov
Sadory Sprague
Thomas Travis
Joni Vinson
Dean Carson
Jean Rossa
Eleanor Arndt
Irene Farewell
Marian Roberts
TVA Inquiry Seeks Probes of Power Contracts and Misuse
The article details a Senate inquiry into the Tennessee Valley Authority coverage of 17 scrutiny points. Topics include preventing municipal or farm entities from gaining TVA power, defrauding claims related to land purchases, and potential partiality or misreporting in contracts and audits. It notes involvement by Senators Barkley Norris Bridges King and McNary, and mentions a separate probe into Muscles Shoals TVA contributions. Also states over 400 American students enrolled last year at Mexico's National University summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
TVA
Arthur B. Morgan
Roosevelt
Congress
Alben Barkley
George W. Norris
Ind
Neb
Styles Bridges
William H. King
Utah
Charles J. McNary
Ore
Muscle Shoals
Boulder
Bonneville
Simmer
Mexico
National University
Youthful Slayer May Plead Mental Derangement
A New York case reports that a teenage boy may plead mental derangement after a fatal shooting. The boy surrendered to police after the weapon was aimed elsewhere. His grandfather, Dr Robert Sprour Carrell, founder of Highland Hospital, travels toward New York as plans and defenses shape around the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtatel
New York
Carrell
Matthieven
Robert Sprour Carrell
Highland Hospital
Asheville
Lonard
Carrow
Death Record Peter Contat Avon
Peter Conrad, aged 75, died after a one day illness at his Avon home Friday noon. He operated in coal and builders supply in Avon for 22 years, retiring in 1925. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs Oliva Heinbrodt, son A J Conrad, seven grandchildren, brother George Conrad, sister Mrs Frank Alten. Funeral Monday 9 AM from St Theresa's Sheffield with burial in church cemetery. Reverend Adam Singer officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Peter Conrad
Conrad
Lorain Elks
Lodee
Holy Name Soviets
Oliva Heinbrodt
A. J. Conrad
Can-rad
Bartenders Union To Elect Officers In City Meeting
The newly organized Bartenders Union plans an officers election and charter installation at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall on Broad Street. Invitations extend to bartenders chefs and waitresses in Elsria and vicinity. The union AF of Labor affiliated, led by Alva H. Renio of the Elisria Central Labor Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Broad Street
At & TM
Mondar
Elsria
American Federation of Labor
Alva KH. Renio
Eleris Ceniral Labor Union
Incorporation Paper Sued Over Little Brown Jug Cafe
A Columbus radar report notes a legal action challenging the incorporation of Elyma based Little Brown Jug Cafe Inc. The document lists 2Ay shares of no par value stock and names incorporators Morris Schwartz Francis Schwartz and Jacob Levin in the firms filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Little Brown Jug Cafe
Elyma, Incorporated
Inc
Morris Schwartz
Francis Schwartz
Jacob Levin
List of names by class from the school program
The passage lists students by class in a school program. It names numerous individuals across Senior, Junior, Newspaper Carriers, and High School classes, including Miller, William Pemberthr, Junior Class members like Jean Altfeld and Max Looper, and others such as Urig, George Hadaway, Alan Sehlmeyer, Jack Fox, and Robert Wolfe, reflecting a comprehensive roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Ray
Rue McIntyre
Lyle Bungart
Robert Shryack
James King
Thomas Smith
James Lamadue
Jack Ferguson
William Kenawell
Jack Faulhaber
Richard Coughlin
Thomas Mynchenberg
Bud Wiseman
Charles Wickard
Eda. Rasner
Geza Kozmits
Joe Seitz
Charles Wilford
Robert Wharton
William Innis
Alex Traioff
Victor Pinter
Wiliam
Earl Hill
Robert Terrell
Ted Almas
Edward Beaumont
Joe Halko
Roy Gardner
Robert Castle
David Chesler
Panama Parties Split on Church Free Education Policy
Panama's two main political parties clash over education reform with one urging a church-free system while the other favors church involvement. The debate centers on the role of religion in schools and how to structure public education going forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Circus At Y M C A To Be Presented April 7 And 8
Y M C A announces the Bungling Brothers and Sorepaw Circus will run April 7 and 8 with about 200 numbers from boys and men in classes. Acts include acrobats clowns musicians and wild animals. Junior Cadets Preps and high school classes will perform on springboard tumbling calisthenics and tableau posing. A luminescent dark basketball game and Indian club display will also be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urowaraudons
Y. Mo. A
Bungling Brothers
Sorepaw
Carl Wagner
Wagner
Samuil Peat
Whiting Williams Set to Speak at Lorain Forum
Whiting Williams, noted authority on labor and management, will deliver the first of two spring lectures at Lorain’s Auditorium on Tuesday night March 29. His topic is What is in the Workers Mind. The second forum occurs April 29 with Dr. Hobhosden Tlayes addressing economic subjects and government relations to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting Williams
Penne
Soleh K
Hobhosden Tlayes
Catumpus
Michels
Hye Tan
Sidney B. Reyes
Grain Prices and Market Summary From Regional Exchange
Fragmented OCR lists grain and commodity quotes with prices for oats corn flour feeds and hay by the ton and bushel. Mentions butter eggs poultry and cash quotations with varied scores and market notes from a regional exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheers Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Evangelistic meetings planned at Wellington First Baptist
The Wellington area church calendar shows Rev. John Green starting a series of evangelistic meetings at the First Baptist Church on Sunday evening, April 3, with S.A. Yust directing music. Subjects cover April 11 to April 17 and include topics like When God Weeps and What It Have Written, with a closing sermon titled A Red Sunset. The public is invited to attend the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
John Ss. Green
First Baptist Church
Jehu
Christ
Green
Europe
W. Weidrick
Auction Sale Of Horses Cattle Hens Potatoes And Tools
The undersigned will sell at Public Auction at her residence, third house north of Columbia Station store, on Friday April 1 commencing at 12 30 the following Head of horses a Black mare 15 years old weight 1500 bay mare 17 weight 1400 lbs These horses are sound and good workers 12 Head of cattle Consisting of three Holstein springers Holstein cow fresh with calf at side two Holstein cows to freshen in June Holstein to freshen in the Fall Jersey cow fresh last October and bred again in January Holstein yearling heifer not bred Holstein heifer calf Jersey heifer calf 38 year old Holstein bull This is a good dairy dont pass them up Three Shorts weighing about 50 pounds each 140 White Leghorn hens 15 tons of baled straw 60 bushels oats 125 bushels wheat 75 bushels seed potatoes 20 bushels eating potatoes Farm tools McCormick binder mower sulky cultivator walking cultivator 2 walking plows Fordson tractor tractor plows 7 ft double disc spring tooth barrow spike tooth barrow land roller low Iron wheel wagon hay rack heavy harness horse collars 6 hotbed sash 6 10 gal milk cans milk strainer coal brooder stove electric fence unit and many other articles too numerous to mention Mary J Walker Clayton H Sooy Auctioneer Lee Kline ct Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Station
Jersey
McCormick
Fordson
Mary J. Walker Clayton H. Sooy
Lee Klinect
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sprigg
YM. C. A
Esther Wood
N. Protesse
Richard Clevenger
Tee Brothers
Erwin and
J. R. Worcester
Homer
Youngstown
Nellie Baster
Louia Hurldam
Philadelphia
Sedgeian
Oderim
Quertz Fur
Antracin
Emily Corning
Wu Tie Veenibes
Oberin
J. A. Richards
Clarke M. Cochrane
Sab
Jeet
James Brand House
Lean Thomas W. Graham
Lee Whiteman
Martin
Vincent Hart
Epworth League
C. T
Craig
Craig Ay
Kingdom of God
South Cedar Avenue
Service Guild
May
Community Garden Club
Oberlin Inn
J. C. McCullough
Oberlin Gardens
Ries
Elizabeth Bennett
Detroit
Mary A. Bennett
West College Street
Clayton Fanver
Florida
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
City Cab
Brown Hotel
H. C. Peters
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Peart Street
Kyrie
Sheffiedd Lake
Avon Laks
D. A. Cook
Lilian BE. Vought
Asainss
Valeris Vought
Tella Purcell
Harry Purrell
AtCro
Police Dept
Sheriff's Dept
RED Jacket Shed
Liz Kennedy
Mapa
Peter Contat
Bartender’s Union
Ares
Waterchess
Tor
At&cl
Mel-Lo Peat CO. Landscape Gardeners
Mel-Lo Peat the Wonderful Soil Builder
Deliverunior Grissinger Se
Baptist Church
Church of Christ
James A. Brady
Whipple
Lord
Tessh
Christian Endeavor
Tide
First
Record
Mets At & Gol
Poe Madernes
Orship
Eabied
Delage
Minster
St. Patrick's
William T. Moran
A. m. Spee
Mise Maxite
Opine
Genere
Mise Julia Clagie
Donna Vague
PTL AL Nem Bere
Gleneigh
Mabel Clark
Howard Brandt
Charles Webber
Paul Recard
Boyd McConnell
Wallace Bear
Claude Mohrman
Psea
Kiwanians
Roger Peckinpaugh
Herrick Auditorium
Plymouth
Idaho
U. S
Washington
North Dakota
Bliss
Guy
Anita Ha
Hoc
Timothy Shed
Cora M. Shepard
Courtland
Keith Andrews
Sorosis Club
Wellington School
Opera House
News Autes
Treta Page
Howard Page
Plana
Parent-Teachers Association
Grafton
Page
Sarntf
Durrell Battles
LaGrange
A. M. Bassett
Bassett
Joseph Rabitt
North Main Street
New Yorker
S. S. Bremen
Eurs Ope Ps
Hungary
Czeichoslovaki Ht
G. J. Oconnor
13Th St
Ponsfield
If.ae
New
Osniks
Tom
Lee Walker
Poa. Walker
Redington Bloch
Phunr
Irvin Klinect
H.r.rorick
Elyria Savings and Trust
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