Melntyre Card Scores and Ridge Meet Highlights
Melntyre cards 68 at Ridge in a local meet with scattered results. Names like Maurice and Arnold appear in fragmented lines showing individual scores and placements. The text is garbled but indicates a weekend athletics summary with several local participants and tied results.
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Fowert
Maurice Maly
Putlie
Arnold Michael War
Ina
Mev
J. L! Latchford
Dick Hatred HO
J. A. Farrella
Kent
Ling Gore
Som Nory
Fred Vourhis
Hardware A’s Beat B’s In Practice
The Elysia Wardware baseball team played yesterday, with A’s beating B’s in a five inning practice. A. Best ml EN, Gs BIR Ehike, and Wary Corin contributed two hits each for the A’s, while Gib Digs behind the plate. Ettert and Brickman pitched for the B team with Heidrich in relief.
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Elysia Wardware
Ehike
Corin
Gib Digswall
Ettert
Brickman
Heidrich
Adsens Catlert Ascher
Standings and Schedules From American Association
Standings show OURICANS TAG 1 with a 4 1 record as New York and Chisago share results. Today and tomorrow feature Cleteland at Wretie and Chicago, Ponoka at Son ay Wecearareh with several games listed including Celebus at Miwauker and Triedy at Ranger.
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Ouricans
Sistema Rsults Teitait
Chisago
Wretie
Chicago
Ter
American Association
Cube
Fer
Piiseupee
Aeeb Toleds
Kai Iadyrays
Celebus
Miwauker
Triedy
Ranger Cay
Indarapels
St. Pant
Mingeapelin
Soldier Held for Army Authorities After Confessions
A former resident, held by city police, confessed to stealing a 190 car for joy rides from Cleveland, Ravender, and a light truck from Cleveland. He wrecked the car on an overhead street and said the confession was to help the owner recover the vehicle. He will be turned over to military authorities for prosecution.
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They
Tere
A. W. O. Ingdé
Army Authoritier
Ft Hayes
Stankord
Cleveland
Ravender
Noretty
Jane Nary
Depot Street
Norwalk
Cleverland
Stankard
Sabotage Probe Opened Into Drinkman Plant Fire
Dayton officials investigate sabotage after a Sunday blaze destroyed the Drinkman Engineering Company plant, causing about 75000 dollars in loss while the facility was operating at full wartime production.
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CINE
Dayton
Department
Drinkman Engineering Company
Litchfield News Highlights Military, Society Notes
Arthur A Holmes was drafted and sent to Fort Benjamin Harrison after training at Camp Perry, with 23 dollars from Wellington and over 100 from Oberlin. The Laudies Ald Society of the Hapties church hosts a missionary gathering. Litchfield chapter O. B. S. plans a May meeting and observation dinner. Mothers Day program and numerous local visits, birthdays, and family news fill a long community roundup.
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Mitchfteld
Lichfeld
Arthur A. Holmes
Wellington
Oberlin
Camp Perry
Arthur A, Holmes
H. G. Cath
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Laudies Ald Society
Cubourne
Litchfield
O. B.S
HL. Pfeiffer
Peiffer
Alta Hastings
Austin Hastings
York
Lodt Hospital
Court Musser
Henry Stree
Valley Day
Tom Carty
Wadsworth
Ednar Bratnerd
Tn. Medina
Musser
Steck
George Round
Cleveland
Sam Round
Alta Holmes
Alton Holmes
Carl Mollian
Ralph Parker
Thomas Duckingham
Grafton
Canton
J. Wilton Jr
Medina
J. Wilton
Stanley Higgs
John Kruggel
Sheir
Pinecastle
Fla
Norbert Hood
Charles
Mellert Lamiy
George Metlert
Lamb Harter
Turenet
Lakewoad
Baxter
Lakenad
Metas Uses
Tumrr
Wallace Richardon
Frank Taxier
St Marya
W.va
Victee Haines
Aster
Raymond Reed
Fairfield
Mary Howe
Spencer
Joe Schindies
Haints
KR. E. Aetshtotil
Louie
Stella Brighthi
LaPorte
A. J. Holmes
Louis Autmuh
Mmer
William Fiezle
Willoughby
Bertha Fittlerich Val Creveland
Louis Authmuth
OG. M. Turner
D. J. Hupp
W. B. Watkins
Akron
Watkins
Mra Fe Neal
Amherst Parish Activities and Club Meetings Burst
Amherst area notes list the Attardtionary society and Munual Association gatherings, Mother Daughter events, parish dinners, and many lodge, church, and civic group meetings. Names like Mrs. Raul Lgi esster and Mrs. Elizabeth Gilles appear among hosts and organizers, with multiple dates, locations, and social duties across Brownhelm, Lorain, and Medina communities.
Questions and Answers For Home Owners
A reader asks about common home fires causes like overheated flues wiring and matches and how to stop water pipe dripping by insulation. The piece covers firestops frost, mildew prevention back painting furnace care tile cleaning and glass frosting methods. Includes visit notes from Rev Melvin Weil and relatives staying with local families.
Kipton Garden Club Meets In May At Camden
Kipton garden club met Friday May 3 at Mrs Stanley Pits home in Camden with sixteen members and three guests. Talks covered spring pruning pansy culture and victory gardens. readings honored Mother’s Day. Hostess Mrs William C Jackson to lead May meeting with Mrs CM Soon assisting. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Jackson and children.
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Nagies
Chiefs Club of
Pythian Sistera
W. G. Schaeffer
Mayme Schaeffer
Amherst Hutines
St. Joseph's School Hall
Mother's Club
Middle Ridge School
Atorn
Amhers
Temple of Pythian Sisters
Mulder
Lorain Fellowcraft
Stonington Lodge
Stone City
Fastern Stars
Ada
American Legion
Band Mothers’ Cub
J. A. Wesbecher
Jackson Street
First Evangelical Church
Daughters of Darcac
John Ludwig
Mire Hilda Schareln
Ladies' Aid
Women’s Missionary
Sourice
William Bryner
34Th St. Lorain
Frange‘heal Guild
Garden Club
Kipton
Camden Garden Club
Stanley Pits
Camden
America the Beautiful
Mm, White
Wilbert Leuthier
Mazel Jackson
Is Time To Prepare Home For Winter
There is a good possibility that consumers will have to do with less fuel for heating next winter. Federal Housing Administration officials point out that this will not necessarily require a sacrifice of comfort if owners heed warnings. Proper insulation, weather stripping, and heating equipment adjustments can improve comfort and reduce heating costs, helping offset possible fuel shortages.
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Federal Housing Administration
Cellar Elimination in Homes Gains Acceptance
FHA officials note basements are not essential in many new houses. In nonbasement designs a utility room replaces the cellar, and modern furnaces can heat homes without underground storage. Costs are often lower and livability remains high in lower price ranges.
Termite Shielding Suggested For Homes In St Louis Area
Federal Housing Administration technicians urge homeowners to install metal weather flashing as a termite shield. Extended flashing blocks termite access by forcing push tunnels into the open where they can be seen and destroyed. Installation must seal the shield in the masonry to prevent bypassing and protect porches entrances and foundations. Nine of the Mutrux children are named in a local note.
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Federal Housing Administration
Wies
Town Clerk Re-elected Amid Confusion in New Ulm
In New Ulm Minnesota Halvorson, 8, was believed to be involved as the ardecent official in the nation, while the town clerk for a year faced questions after an assault. The incident reportedly involved armed men and a confrontation with an army officer.
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New Ulm
Minn
Clessend
Vorson
All Night Movie Starters Draw Gilts at Midtown Theater
A midtown theater began a weekly five hour film program for night workers in St Louis. The first show Harling at 1 30 am attracted nearly 1200 patrons as local retail stores reported increased after hours traffic and sales to support the event.
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ST. Lowl
St Toule
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