April building permits and revenue report
Seeger, billing inspector, reports April activity with 88 permits issued and 61 building permits approved. Revenue from applications totalled 5, and 340 was collected for various applicant fees. New dwellings valued at about 144,400 and a school addition estimated at 150,000 raise total work valuation to 219,075. Brownshelm arrival of James G. Sheilman marks a school athletic event Friday evening with doors opening at 7:30.
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Cie
Jourheyinarc
Almdet
Sefroel
Brownshelm
Brownhelm
James_ G. Sheilman
Brownteeth
Inet the
Athletic Association
Achscl
Oplock
Procracts
Ohio House Appropriations Bill Faces Voter Decision
The Ohio biennial appropriations measure totals over 500 million dollars with a proposed 9000000 reduction in highway salaries and recruitment funds. Gov Herbert seeks restoration of postwar guard payroll and highway maintenance cuts. The Finance Committee added funds for the Daniel Craner school foundation and a school program, aiming to align with Education Committee recommendations. A conference to resolve a 7.9 million gap is anticipated.
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Olumbus
Dee
Tha
Warner
NanisisCramet
Aosta
Meuse
Pas Sage
Pte One
Oatilecs Pont
Acar Veetrée
Treasury
Guy Manlay
DeDarke
Paul Hedland
Saekeon
Cote
Thomas
Herbert
Highway Department
Ohio National Guard
Nce
Ford
Daniel-Cramer School Foundation
Senate
House
Fiont
Three Killed In Taxi Crash In Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky two taxicabs collided at Seventh and Broadway causing one or both to crash into a grocery store. The dead were John J. Davis and his wife Margaret of Newport Kentucky. Injured were four others including cab drivers and passengers treated at General Hospital. Police said the crash occurred at a downtown intersection near a grocery store, damaging front glass and brick.
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Govisville
Thene -Pere Park
Robert 2 Clark
Ano
Davis
Wile
Liam EB
McCellon
Leadan Wee
David J. Beaowe
Leadan
Brewnas
General Hospital
Amir
Ansen
Seventh and Broadway
Car Presented To LaGrange Man Now A Student At Oberlin
A garbled report notes the LaGrange man, a student at Oberlin, receiving a sedan from the Rivera Lions Club. The piece references local figures and events, including a funeral for Smith and various unsettled community notes, with unclear sequencing and several misread names.
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LaGrange
Oberlin
Eivera Lions Club
Fesuk
Fragmented Page One Text Describes Early Covenant and Migration
The excerpt recounts a covenant to keep homes and furnishings, raise children, and pursue gospel piety among neighbors. It follows Shepherd on a deliberate journeys eastward with land surveys, funding efforts, and letters to supporters as they pursue a founding dream amid hardship.
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Shepherd
Legislature Shows Signs Of Speed Up In Session
A chaotic report outlines debate in the state legislature as lawmakers push bills on public service employee strikes and anti strike penalties. The house and senate wrestle with labor measures, appropriations, and pensions, amid weather disruptions and procedural advances.
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Lotmare
Clifton Caryl R
Hearinesere
Bill
David Ferguson
Guerivey
Claveian Dottie Committee
Witham Lareelie
Atichael Hhadet
Latior
Adoba W
Sado Ark
Hudges
Dredis
Nak
Oleg
Bey Heise Ie
Alen Cortett
John Moursien
SHS Band And Orchestra To Present Spring Concert
Elyria High School announces its Spring Concert led by director Walter Von Gisek. More than 100 students from the band and orchestra will perform in the high school auditorium including pieces from Wedding Chorus, Figaro, Faust, and a chordal set.
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Elyria High School
Nigh Echdel Gandard Orchestra
Walter’ von Gisek
Aysim
Hash Phaser
Gills Dewry
Avretios
Mher
Participatiig
Sires Tab Bee
Suphniy
Freive Prongs
Brock
Fiat
Wenidyday
Ctarknet
Betts
Venterdanistress
Fo Nymbets
Neat
Casclaret
Robert Harpovek
Fred Steele
Alan Pages
Richanl Sadavski
Hart
Philip Stoviek
Nate
Chage “Ontapoe
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Taras
Yan [Rem
Brengthy
Saduyski
Mie
Tion
Mt Zion
Umaptish Crurch
Lovait Tenjt Dina Vieber
Wool Dickson Fieins Holding
Treasment Services
Pberny
Oeriert
Oclitise
Lallow High
Hey
Ene Sun
Hollywood Love Triangle Reaches Judge For Untangling
The article recounts a high profile Hollywood love triangle case as final arguments unfold in court. It details Miss Toys allegations and the involvement of baseball manager Le Roy Durocher, and Ray Hendrick’s role amid claims of a strained marriage and emotional testimony.
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Hollywood
Cal
Lippst
Baker
Dudge
Dbser
Ayrport
Ray Henricks
Mies Ua
Academy
Guekiyn
Jewan
Tve
New London Fire Chief Bruce Dies
New London fires chief Bruce J Arve died at home on Rathgad Street after a long service. The obituary notes his 24 years leading the department and his semi retirement six months ago. Funeral services are set for 2 pm Saturday at Sackett Funeral Home with Rev W H Mitchell officiating. Burial will be in Grave Cemetery.
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New London
Roy J Arve
Rathgad Street
Benes
Gordon Robertson
Hyiace
Flix
Myrtle
Sackett Puneral
W. HH. Mitchell
Cage
Bruce
Permits Taken Out For 14 New Homes
Fourteen new houses approved for construction along Water and Fairlawn avenues. Each dwelling to be 28 by something, with frame construction and estimated total cost around $105,000. City inspector Hart Dick oversees the project as Siegfried Cottiotatinn Amberat ends construction work.
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Lautner
toBay
Pertoits
Weerd
Hart Dickee
Water
Fairlawn Avinis
Siegfried Cottiotatinn
Amberat
Court Hous e Twoferain Be ey 18 and
A garbled court news item describes arraignments and violations including hunting without an adult, a divorce decree for neglect and cruelty, and references to local officials, a bartender, and a judge. The readable portions mention Mark, Marta Murphey, Eugene Laasen, and Melvin in relation to a divorce decree.
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Havecite
Artis Tadwy Arta
Marta Murphey
Xin
Dolainte
Rebinan Larahy Cate
Wiyer
Lynis
Eugene Laaasen
Pilgrim Fellowship Talk at Ward Meeting
A Pittsfield event featured a talk by a local fellowship leader on the topic What Be You When ane foies. The remarks covered personal faith, community service, and entertaining hubs, with audience engagement noted.
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Pittsfield Pilgrimg Fellowship
Rp Gt Wileen Couch
Wryrane
Assorf
Katy
Felfin Peres
Hayren
County explores single purchasing agent for all county departments
The county commission considers appointing a general purchasing agent to handle procurement for every department including the children’s home and various administrative offices. County Prosecutor William G. Wilkens was asked to draft the proposed appointment while noting legal and practical hurdles to centralized purchases.
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Refitasia
Prostator
William G. Wilkens
Boned of
Measure Proposes Prosecution Of Witnesses
Columbus Ohio senate passes an emergency measure empowering future prosecutions of witnesses appearing before special committees. Sponsored by Sen Ros Cop and others, the bill advances to the House to allow prosecutors to bring charges for testimony given under investigation. The measure aims to remove delays caused by a general ruling that only certain official inquiries may prosecute witnesses. The Senate urges prompt action as the investigative committee resumes work.
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Ohio Senate
Sen. Roscop
Aevate
Wes
Wattle
Senate
Wolent
Hateng
Ridgeville Club Hears Talk On Human Relations
North Ridgeville Ridgeville Kiwanis Club meets with 42 members at Candle Tree Inn for a standard dinner meeting. Guest speaker Mr Tas er discusses human relations while Herbert Hewan introduces Lawrence Kotgary of Calton Corporation. M B L Diedench presided in George Laven's absence.
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Ridgeville Club
North Ridgevielr
RG Tevior
Calton Corporation
Ridgeville
Candletae Hirt
Taster
Herbert Hewan
Lawrence Kotgary
Calan Corporation
Diedench
George Laven
Police News: Auto Crash Reports And Arrests
Police report multiple incidents including Frank Soles of 8 Broad Street arrested near Broad Street for alleged intoxication after a 2:49 am stop. A collision at White To and nearby roads involved Walter Leescher of Cleve, and drivers from North Ridgevalle and Snow Road. Evans and others reported vehicle damage and a rear collision near Colliston in Cleves. An officer noted a break in at Deer Ca Obestat Road and a disturbance at a diner with doughnuts and two plates.
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Fokvatis
Bark Avenue
Evans
Potive
Tom Durmey
Sinmith
Suite Beerong
Collston
McNeal
Parline
Walter Leescher
State Stork
North Ridgevalle
Teemer
Haxstgard Fees
Dereuig
Fragmentary notes on regional figures and dates
Readable fragments mention Art Cary and several place names with unclear context. The text references a dated entry around 1544 20a, with scattered names such as Coy Hone and Vin neal Mhat. Details and relationships are partially missing, preventing a clear event or outcome.
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Art Cary Wath
Vin Neal
Fewer Industrial Accidents in January Reported
The January to March industrial safety report shows 49 accidents in Maven with 80 210 employees across 120 firms. February’s figures indicate improvements with lower severity and frequency rates, while March shows continued decline in accident severity and a slight rise in frequency.
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Busines
Induge
Lerdin
Firmis
Daatars
Acess
Hueney
Iowée
Afarch
Mrs McLean Leaves Bulk Of Estate To Grandchildren
Mrs McLean’s will, made public yesterday, leaves the bulk of her estate to her grandchildren. The Hope Diamond and other precious gems go to trustees for two decades, then to be shown or kept, with custody by executors and heirs. The lineage includes Heape Diau and Meglyne, while the Hope Diamond fetched $180,000 in 1902 and was once worn by Marie Antoinette.
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Ewalin Walsh
MeLgyn
Diau
Ste
Melean
Tariscutt
Sault
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