Springfield Team 24th In Congress Bowl Standings
In Springfield Ohio the Springfield Team 24th In Congress finished 7th with 2934 points in the American Bowl. Martins Ferry Ohio hosted Patage Restaurant leading last night with 2819, after starting 1 033 and then dipping in the third game. West Milwaukee Wisconsin’s Mac Darcsak posted the day’s high single at 681. Ann Arbor Michigan duo George Kietwaner and Victor Shewmen opened doubles with 1208.
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Columnus
Borden's
Springfield
Io Conarese
Patage
Martins Ferry
ALS
Mac Darcsak
West Milwaukee
Wis
George Kietwaner
Victor Shewmen
Ann Arbor
Amleh
Indians Faces Hold On New York Test For Jim Bagby
EW YORK May 1 A regurgitated yarn notes Jim Bagbys caree r highs and lows as the Indians seek a crucial win over the Yankees The piece speculates Bagby could rise to stardom and even win the presidency if he leads Cleveland to a historic season victory over New York would boost his fame and salary prospects while the Indians hope to end a skid and prove the pennant odds.
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York
Cleveland Indiana
Ohio Warriors
Hotton
Uney
Jim Bagby
Eac
Agby
New York
Indians
Junior
Bagby
Red Sox
Maines
Eee
Sox
Litile Kerk
Cleveland
Young Jim
Jim
Old Jim
Obi
Eat Side Wildcats Seek City Games
The Eat Side Wildcats invite all local teams to schedule contests. Interested managers should contact Earl Sponsler at 933 to arrange dates and locations.
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Seans
Eat Side
Wildcats
Earl Sponsler
Bankrupt William L Smith to Attend Creditors Meeting
In the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio the case of William Lawrence Smith is declared bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the claimant office in Trenton on April 3 at 3 pm, to verify claims and discuss appointment of a trustee.
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Tankruptel Nutine
Bistrict Court of the
United States
Ohie
Kestern Ugivision
Renkenptey
William Lawrence Smith
St. Oderbin
Ters
Wiliam
Tle
Lavale Dounty Inne & Trost
Bt Welock
Troeire
Saamine
Ames
Wiliam Ed Weeds
Grafton Rationing Report Details April Tire Allocations
The Grafton rae Munning district received an increase in passenger auto tires tubes recapping services and new certificates for the last week of April. Recaps and purchases were authorized for numerous residents and local firms, with several individuals listed by name along with their addresses and allocations. News notes follow of community dinners, visits, and social events across Grattan, Lorain, LaGrange, and nearby towns.
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Bheport
Grafton
Grafton Rae Munning
Pasenger Tire
Beards
Grattan
Norman Busch
Mt. Fld
Wildcats Triumph Over General Industries In Tight Softball Bout
East Side Wildcats defeated General Industries Tool Room 23 to 14 in a high scoring game. Smallwood pitched five innings striking batters while teammates delivered timely hits and runs.
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Wildcats
General Industries Tool
Social Guests From Several Towns Visit Locals
Sunday and weekend visitors gathered at multiple homes including Mr. and Mrs. Oliver West and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gest in addition to calls on Mrs. Henry Kruger of Pittsfield. Attendees included Julia Huth, Mrs. Howard Wise, Marie and Helen, Mrs. Jennie Lehner, Walter Dubs of Cleveland, Nettie Meichard, G. S. Warrison, Mrs. Geege Harrison, Carl Shepherd, Elaine and Gayle, Barbara Bennett, and Mrs. C Valentine with others from Toledo Mason and Florence.
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Joe Anderson
Donald
Mea
Bruce Anderson
Stanley
Parma Heights
Betty Hyan
Medina
Julius Burke
Wendell Freeman
John Anderson
J. RE. Knight
Emily
Mary Gimbert
Frederick Knight
Clara Hemberger
Cleveland
Ray Sutoris
Surdey
C. E. Mohler
LaGrange
William John
Irvin
David Turnbull
Charles Gest
Julia Ruth
Gus Schmidt
Valley City
Starr Klineet
Dwight Kinneet
Evelyn
Raymond
West View
Irvin Benton
Clarente
U. S. Army
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Benton
Clarence Benton
Ste
Mrs. Darby
Clifford McGill
Hcoe
Earl Lawrence
Cantoni
Clair Mitter
Clifford Zeroll
M.A. Dickassa
Spencer
Frank Hudson
Clarence Nots
Bedford
Carl Shephard
Carol
Elaine
Gayle
Mrz
Forest Dames
Elyria
Miz
Clarence Cadden
Mrc
Mir
Fred Smith
Suneday
Clair Anderann
Ralph Anderson
Henry Cratge
Mee
Charles Castle
W. B. Kline
Dan Helden
Obin
Wheeling
W. Va
W. W. CA
Harriet Fulton
Howard Fulton
West Salem
Mrr
Musesell D Fulton
Richard Satorius
Elgcia
Oliver West
Julia Huth
Howard Wise
Marie
Helen
Therlaw Gest
Warren Grills Grant
Howard Lancdon
Mer
Henry Kruger
Pittsfield
Mary Rader
Charles Lintner
Toleds
Jennie Lehner
Walter Dubs
Nettie Meichard
Warrison
Geege Harrison
Carl Shepherd
Charles Yates
Florence
Clyde Bennett
Barbara
Arthur Bennett
C. Valentine
Aor
Anedrew Toshie
Mason
Elopement, marriage, and secrets at Fleetwood Farm
Anne Blakemore takes charge of Fleetwood Kentucky after her father’s death and hires Mont Sherrill, recently paroled for embezzlement, as manager. Anne and Mont grow close, Judith elopes with Otis Frame, and Anne faces family betrayals while Evan Berry returns, stirring old feelings as the drama unfolds at Fleetwood.
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Anne Blakemore
Fleetwood
Kentucky
Judee Daingerfeld
Mont Sherrill
Mont
Bio
Brent
Anne
Otis Frame
Otis
Sidney
Jadee Daingerfield
Ane
Evan Berry
Judith
Otis Freme
Mon
Judy
Prame
Fredwood
Mrx. Noper
Attendants of Baxquat Columbia Honor Mothers
Columbia 163 attendees at a WSCS mother and daughter banquet in the Methodist church. Mrs. John W. Salisbury chaired. Miss Lilian Mary Van Arsdale spoke for the daughters. Frances Rade of Oberlin spoke on The New China. Music by Koski and Dicky accompanied by school soloists. The event included a dinner, presentations, and plans for Memorial Sunday observances.
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Baxquat Columbia
Batquet
WSCS
Methodist Church
John W. Salisbury
Thomas Simpson
Leo EK. Martin
Salisbury
Lilian Mary van Arsdale
Peyton
Baptist Church Monde
William Jaster
Trey ‘Turner
Leh Leach
Koshi
Taint Koski
Helen Dicky
Lorain County School
Frances Rade
Oberlin
China
Rade
China Vice
Oberlin College Educational Field
Kade Koski
Dicky
Koski
Columbia
Perry W. Ueintmat
Megris
Robert Bennet
Clair Bennet
Vernon Buseh
Perry W. Heineman
Robert Martin
Relend Martin
Herman Leagh
Amherst Village Council May Meeting Minutes Report
The May meeting covered fire department work on hydrants and old claters, road repairs including 100 tons of sing from National Tube Co, and a 1 mill levy for village operating expenses. Citizens raised street closure concerns and sidewalk repairs. bids were awarded for fire equipment and yellow street paint.
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the Sound
Valleyties
Silwald
Les Caute
Mile Fish
Solicfor Smythe
Buslatsa
Fred Leuszler
Jackson Street
EV. Baker
Schadler
Oren
Chares City
Church Street
Park Avenue
S. Lake Street
Lineal Street
Frank Hagen
Wagner
Sebersold
Amherst Lumber Co
Mother's Day events and club meetings in Stone City area
The Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars will host a Mother's Day program after tonight's regular meeting, with a 6 p.m. tureen dinner and installation of the new Ada. Local church groups meet Thursday afternoon for guilds and socities, including St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed and St. Paul Lutheran. The Hickory Grange plans an exchange program with guests Henretta and Obert, while Elmer Johnson Post of the American Legion holds a regular session. The Marion Club of St Joseph’s Catholic church decorated for a Mother-Daughter banquet and planned a May 20 supper at Mrs. Cletus Metz’s home, with cards and prizes. The Mothers' club at Middle Ridge school postponed to May 22 at Mrs. R. H. Hearn’s home. Hospital notes list Discharsi Hill drive, Mrs. David Zabo and daughter Elyria.
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Stone City
Eastern Stars
Ada
Womens Mistonan
Ladies’ Ald
First Evils- Geneal Church
Wile
Uam Boner
Lorein
Turner Ridenour
Women’s Guild of
St. Peter Evangelical
Marion Club
St Joseph’s Catholic Church
Crete Young
Church Street
Cletus Metz
Lorain
Mary Alice McDermott
Edna Desting
Marjorie Nage
Mothers’ Club
Middle Ridge
R. H. Hearn
MOTHER HAY PROGRAM AT AMHERZST TEMPLE PYTHIAN SISTERS
A Mother's Day program at the Amherzst Temple Pythian Sisters featured Mildred fictien and Mrs. Roemer with EO. Pietch as accompanist, poems and songs including A Mother's Seal, Nee June Alexander, Ava Alexander and a group singing number. The event honored the oldest and youngest mothers, with a reception hosted by Mrs. C. Muleer's club and birthdays in April acknowledged. Officers plan practice May 13 and May 19 meeting will celebrate May birthdays. an inspection visit from Ebtia Temple is on May 14.
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Aith
N. A. Rudt
Charee
Vreal
Mra
Mildred Fictien
Roemer Ith
EO. Pietch Arcompanist
Mikited Hutton
June Alexander
Ava Alexander
Pane
Done Alesander
Mira
Nettie Schaether
Mildred Hate Fon
C. Muléer
Apoleere
Laura Youne
Ebtia
West Ridge W. OC convenes W R T U meeting
West Ridge W C T U convened at Sire Ernest Freeman's with nine members. Hymn What a Friend We Have in Jesus opened the meeting. Mrs W Porter led the fellowship and Bible study. The subject was Gods Power Through Faith with Israelites as example in their war. Sunshine treasurer named Mrs Freeman. Two articles read on war conservation. Miss Hinman letter and thanks from Mrs Roger Richards for a cyclamen plant. Next meeting Monday May 25 Mother-Daughter banquet at Mrs Irwin Eldreds. neighbors and guests listed attend.
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W. OC
West Ridge
Ernest Freeman
W. &. Porter
Freeman
Sunshine
Miss Hinman
Roger Richards
Irwin Eldred
Peocial Howe
Community Social Calendar and Weekend Visits
Local residents and families from Findley, Oberlin, Elyria, and surrounding areas visited relatives and attended events in Sherman, Toledo, Cleveland, and other nearby towns. The weekend included dinners, open houses, church socials, and multiple visits among Penfound, Strickler, Ives, Kutza, and Brunner families, with several trips to Toledo and Cleveland for gatherings.
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Longurelag
Findley
Carliale
Mra
Carrail Dass
Brunewick
Be Porter
Bunday
James- Mie
Ewe
Jgalers
Ei Smithkona
Myra
Mea
William Newell
Oma
Oberlin Road
Mie
Emma Brunner
Corals
Detroit
C. Strickler
Ar.t
Merle Penfound
Robert Penfound
Chilton Babscock
Merle Pentound
Thela
Robert Pent
de~ Holder
Army Air Base
Afra
Julus Sheldon
Grafton
Sherman Mason
Arthur Csontog
Elshia
Hackson Peters
C. C. Strickler
Martin Vanitorlac
Frank Schram
Clara Mae
George Mahilke
Oberlin
Leon Ives
Columbia
Dora Simms
Cleveland Road
W. M. Fitchardy
Blanche
Laiewood
Roger Richeards
Merle Bernath
Elyria
Doris Minnith
Frank Atdns
Toledo
Willim
Leo Kutza
Carl Kutza
Jean
Albert Halsis
Fire Net Invention From Barkus on Bomb Guard Idea
Boston attorney John H Barkus credits a rookie fireman leaping into a lifenet with inspiring an aerial bomb projection device. The Barkus bomb guard uses two large screens of chain link fencing suspended over steel cables to create resiliency so incendiary devices may bounce away from buildings into the street.
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Boston
John H Barkus
Barkus
Backus
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Reg
Jack Guenther
United Trem Saft
Ant Feller
Navy
Kramer
Ball Park
East Avenue
Toy
Moscow
Elsa
Ames Roper
Pice
Mrs. Roper
Roper
Ant Sue
Ela
Indy
Evan Berrs
Evan
Anda
Linda
Linda Sant
Sidney Frame
Ray
Perry WW
Heineman
George Churchward
Roy Osborne
Anton Kacwalski
Hay EK
Qsritee
Antos Kowalski
Cota Milk
Hlueth Hitchcock
Ttallantt Cartwright
Church and Ball
Columbia Garden Club
Nags
Mes
J. H. Bartter
Rey
Mowers
Rawtha Inzerenll
Ethel Hershey
Jewel Cartier
Pearl Bauer
Paulice Martin
Tord Stranshan
Werd
Segular Church Wikers
West View Cemestery
Loyd Stranahan
Husle
Amttican Legh
Fisra
Hughes
Tevion
Baptist Farlor
Oterlin
Lorain County
Columba
Renun Clare
Heh
Piehold
IM2
Isllowine
John A. Homa
Jean Chirchill
Nice Prsident
Gladys Cole
Secretars
Dorothy Jean Christensen
Fraturer
Inia Mae Hartington
Virginia Louie Miller
Ance Jortensen
Clow Clara Leinweder
Wes Truan
Willis Kaelin Clyde Newmeyer
Robert Beckwith
Doris Mac Fipenbarth
Bertha Elizabeth Rogers
Edward J. Kobalka
Shir-ley Jane Rot
BRL
Carl Rabong
Mra Ek Shephard Hay
Sr E. Milton
Amherst
Mownet
Queen Esther
Methodist’ Church
I. G. Maxwell
Park Arene
Our
Clifford Schroeder
Glen Secley
Charles Mollison
Resporite
Henry Ellis
Queen of Home
Barbara Ann Schroeder
Alice June Kappley
JG. Maxwell
Walter Kappley
Alice June
Melvin Schroeder
Macree
Gus Zilch
Eva Hearn
That Hinds
Lucille Burge
Gus Zilchlunch
M. Schroeder
Gootee Bruce
Claude Hiey
Horal
Jack Bruce
Walter Keppley
Marwell
Ambhert Hl
Cora Miller
Edgar Onesty
Shirley
Menz
Gorton Ward
xArnsing
Norma Lanse
Norma Warrick
Wilma Holshaud
Doronthy
Lucy Noemer
Aatel
Dayme Schachet
Dorcas
Hilda Scharein
Daughters of Dorcas
First Evangelical Church
John Ludwig
Workutz
Hilda
Gertrude
Kathryn Kuhn
Louise Meitzki
Evin Cook
Ludwig
Hospital
Mother Hay
C. Noble
Simday
Joseph Heisinser
ForestriLe
Ben Reliinser
Elyria Auto Body Shop
Rot Atrnee Lal Free
South Africa
Eldotread
Allied Construction CO
Elyria Avenue
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