200000 Gallons Of Paint To Mark Ohio Highways
Ohio will apply about 200000 gallons of white and yellow paint to state roads starting in July to mark center lines lane lines and no passing zones. The process uses modern stripers at 10 to 12 miles per hour painting up to 1700 miles daily with total last year cost around 346850 dollars. The 1939 standard requires four inch white center lines and four inch yellow no passing lines with a space between to indicate unsafe overtaking.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Department
Highway Department
American Association of State
Points for Parents Teaser Threats Queried
A mother warns a child against teasing a younger brother saying if stopped she will have their father pull the child from the car and make them walk home. The remark separates teaser and teased threats underscoring parental discipline tensions.
Cleveland Terminal Group Of Buildings Sold To Galbreath
John W. Galbreath of Columbus bought the Cleveland Terminal group of buildings for about a multi‑million sum. The sale includes the Union Terminal Tower, Cleveland’s largest hotel, the Republic Building, Guildhall, Midland building and Terminal garage. The Van Sweringen brothers built the complex in the 1920s and it ranks among the nation’s largest integrated groups outside New York.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland Terminal
John W. Galbreath
Columbus Realty
Galbreath
Strucures
Radio City
New York
Rbert R. Young
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Pathe Industries
UN Don
Cleveland
Republic
Guildhall
Midland
Terminal Garage
van Sweringen
Sound Investment
Tom
Columbus
McDonald, C
Agemane Erective
Wilmerdeen
Morgan Park
Minn
Gregorton
Utah
Eaton Group 5 Meets at Dudek Home
Group 5 of Eaton Ladies' Aid met Monday evening at Mrs. Shirley Dudek's home with 12 members and one guest. Mrs. Dudek led devotions. An auction at the church Thursday evening raised funds for the building fund. The next regular meeting is planned for May 11 at Mrs. Dudek's home.
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Eaton
Ladies’ Aid
Shirley Dudek
Evelyn Lacina
Rural Women's Club
Anna Bush
Doris Rounds
Pearl Jontz
Mary Cowley
Grace Cowley
Eleanor Johnson
Faber Mandeville
Ford Hill
A. R. Chapman
Ronnie Swartzel
William Brenner
Cleveland
George Chapman
Lorain
Edwin Keller
Valley City
Elton Hill
Russell Garretson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Amherst Notes Include Engagement and Local Meetings
Amherst society items report the engagement of Florence Nahm to Pete Jasinski with a church ceremony planned, plus PTA officer installations, Rural Women clubs gathering, and numerous local social events. Other notes cover PTA activities, a Past Chiefs meeting, Eagles plans for Mothers Day programming, and attendance at Baldwin Wallace Band programs.
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Earl Kane
Iona Maxwell
Margaret Thutt
Harold Moore
P.T.A. Council
Amherst High School
Elyria Roll Arena
Herrick
Fred Powers
Dr. Rubel
PTA
Pythian Sisters
Cynthia Mongee
Anna Lynch
Dayton
Carrie Kreger
Bernice Heston
Clara Ehrman
Olive Mulder
Jessie McLean
Bessie Avery
Ethel Stilgenbauer
Lora Young
Hattie Stevens
Maymee Schaeffer
Lillian Miller
Helen Stilgenbauer
Ida Mischka
Edith Ehrman
Lucy Roemer
Sophie Rubel
Eagles
WHK
Ed Finnigan
Baldwin-Wallace University
Dan Kinsey
Oberlin
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Robert Drennen
Clifford
Ashland Symphony Orchestra concert attendees and conductor
In Ashland Sunday evening the Ashland Symphony Orchestra performed the first half of the program conducted by Dr. Lewis Tete. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Short, Ted Schroeder, Mrs. Harlin Martin, Judy from Elyria, and Jean Schroeder. In Boston, city officials may curb Un-American speech on the Common by adding a large television screen after councilor Francis Tra cy urged televised events to keep audiences away from podiums.
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Mr. Ebbs
Harvey Chambers
Low
Herman Short
Ted
Jean Schroeder
Harlin Martin
Judy
Elyria
Ashland Symphony Orchestra
Ashland
Lewis Tete
Boston
Boston Common
Francis P. Tracey
Ren Kennelly Becomes Blytia Packard Dealer
Ren Kennelly, a longtime local auto dealer, is installed as Blytia Packard agent. He opens a new garage at 460 Cleveland Street after 26 years in the field, with eight years selling and servicing Packard cars. His wife Mrs. Kennelly assists in the business.
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Packard
Blytia
Ren Kennelly
Kennelly
Cleveland Street
Ben Kennelly
Elyria
Reno
Packard Agency
Ren
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Terminal Group
Edyth Thomas Wallace
Boke
O Ae
Lorain County Bank
Shades
Celanese
Weiss
Amherst
June E. Alexander
Frankie Ava
Florence Nahm
Pete Jasinski
Alfred Nahm
Florence
Lucile
Alex Jasinski
Kolbe Road
Florence and
Pete
Albert Traxler
Avon Lake
Ed Glowinski
Betty Nahm
Patricia Nahm
St. Joseph's Church
James H. Smith
Miss Nahm
Zeta Zeta
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Hi-Eds Club
National Tube Company
Jasinski
Infantry
American Shipbuilding Company
N. A. Rubel
Reotrers
uWe
Vogue
Queentex
Double Life
Welsh Curtain & Rug Shop
Hoover
Wagner
Bigelow
FOX Furniture Cor
Elyria, Ohio
America
Paul-Berta
Pauline King
Berta Pinyard
Gerry Conry
Barbara Wolfs
Elyria Furniture CO
Bloch
Americas
Lane
Tan
W. Broad ST
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