VEW Plans Sale of Second Street Property Post 1079
VEW advances sale of its Second Street property, with a bidder likely to yield around $20,000. The post aims to rebuild with a mixed use block including offices and a dance floor, while retaining the large frame building for post activities. Open house planned within a month as eleven new members join, and committee chairs are appointed for Memorial and Poppy Day events.
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Figies Bost
Wight
Middlemut
Niehest
Harold H. Haywand
Siaty Bork Hitdhig
Sight
Ti Te
Charles Carapia
Wie Post
Zema, Graber
Harald Weiland
Buser Protectty
Op Cone
Harwood
East Bridge Street
Rameo Pump Company
Thomas Smith
Ronald Hamilton
Department
Columbus
Cleveland
Ott K. Mischke
Walter Dubbenk
Mischka
Mischa
Elyria High School
Fenier
Menortat Dev
Haywood
Charles Hommer
Antes
Joly Wirterend
Post Faciliiet Wallasearad Rentals
Frain Wallare
Jobn Wircereaa
Fo Pillimet
Alka
Regeist Wall
Council For Service To Camps Hospital Meet Monday
A regional meeting of the Council For Service To Camps Hospitals is set for Monday at a central venue. Officials from health care and camp programs will discuss service coordination and funding needs.
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Council For
Legislator To Stand Trial At Own Request
A legislator requests to stand trial, with proceedings to be held as directed by the requesting official. Details of charges and venue are not fully clear in the fragment, but the notable action is the lawmaker seeking trial at their own request. No further names or dates are identifiable in the readable text.
Court House Note Reveals Estate Dispute Proceedings
At the court house, a probate matter concerns the estate of Merek Wellington valued at an amount. An estate will be arbitrated by a deciver and Rolland Verriyik with Sarai Thompson. The long garbled text mentions a world cruise and other unrelated items.
Three Issues Still In Dispute In Phone Strike
In Washington three disputed points remain in settlement talks between Western Electric Co and the AFL affiliated unions. Federal conciliators led bargaining today as Joy Murray reported progress while noting points yet to be cleared. The strike touches about 40,000 nationwide workers with the Western Electric union and Michigan Bell workers also involved.
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Washington
Weeteria Electric Co
Natonal Wnien
Fidekold
Joy Murray
Bargairang Sesson
Murry
Western Electro
Orks
Wester Electric
Wee Acew
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
Pet
Two Elyrians Seek Appointment As Justice Of Peace
Elyria township trustees deferred a decision on appointing a justice of the peace to fill the vacancy left by Richard E. Maned. The two candidates are Otte K. Mischka and James V. Horn, both attorneys with local ties, awaiting bar input and trustees’ preference vote next Monday.
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Wade
Richard FE. Maned
Elyria Cily
Otte K. Mischka
Atttorney
James v. Horn
High Street
Board of Review of
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Caloumbe
Horn
Navy
Marie
Mischka
Justice of the Peace
Peta
Ideas
Candidates File Expense Accounts In County Elections
Willett Poore and Robert Manon filed campaign expense accounts with Lerain County Board of Elections. Poore shows total expenses around 797 with printing and advertising costs dominating. Manon’s filing details advertising and printing as major expenditures in the race for the Democratic and Republican nominations.
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Willett Poore
Emia
Comnesdiman
Crites
Robert Manon
Ay Yeoune Linen
Lerain County
Board of Elections
Akron Teachers Call Off Strike Amid Tax Settlement
Akron teachers suspend a threatened strike after major industries agree to tax advances. The wage deal includes a cost of living bonus and a $250 raise next year, satisfying the union’s key demand and ending pressure for their next contract.
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Akron
Ciigetis
de Wgreement
Horan Takes Oath as Assistant Prosecutor in Lorain County
Richard Horan was sworn in as assistant prosecutor at midnight in Ridgeville. Gov Findley and Justice Taylor officiated with about 25 attendees including local officials and county Republicans. The event marked Horan’s new role amid a three month illness prior to the oath and appointment to begin March 1.
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Horan
Shareda
Deshler
Kel
Lora Pounty
Alne TS
Owas
Judee
Findley
George WH. Taylor
Supreme Court
Garfield Stewart
Taylor
Aire
Ridgeville
Ridge Taal
Isecater
Laren
Ville Cranga
Franti Stevens
Rey Vandemark
JudepFombey
Robert Viendemark
Walt
Tonia
Felchemin
Tela Black
Avot
Lake
Lavi
Seth Cuspannage
Leran Fopohty
Funeral notices for Shirley and Rustin. long list of kin
Friends may call at the Sars Curtis Funeral Home where services will be held Thursday at 2 PM with the Rev Regenb Fy Thomson. Burial will be in Fields Cemetery. Harry Butlewicz, 23, died yesterday at Cambridge Hospital. He is survived by parents Frank and Mrs Butkiewicz and siblings Henry and six sisters. Remains at Krttner Funeral Home with services later at a local church.
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Shirley
Rustin
Gite Coe
Ob Wuntington
Alles Tester Tartar
Olive Fortune
Ridgeville
Curtis Funeral Home
Regenb Fy Thomson
Fields
Harry Butelewicz
Iferry Huthiewasr
Ind
Frank Buthieene
Rastavetuie
Paseed
Cambridge
Odichuidun
Ohio
da Tuegerng Ithyess
Butkiewics
Fist
Tee Cee Brieer
Henry
Darel i
Elyria Chamber Members Attend State Meeting
Elyria chapter officers Myra Averbouk president Robert Krieg secretary Joseph Kosedan state director attended the state meeting in Cleveland with six other members. Highlights included a Friday awards dinner, Saturday night session, and Sunday morning election of officers with James Riggs elected president.
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Floria Dusie Jor
Comenepes Athe
de Pd
Cleveland Ag
Fostie
Elyria Justor Chamber
Deweiles
Myra Averbouk
Robert Krieg
Joseph Kosedan
Emviia
Duke Fluett
Merbert Meister
Mas Roe
Robert Yanke
Pal Feil
Thomas Meany
Mentieg
Urunel
James Riggs
Ext
Liverpool
Alice
Clacinmat Waa
Yria Jono Chamber
Focal
Armory
Elementary School Auditions Set for Saturday
Auditions for elementary school soloists and ensembles will be held Saturday at the Wash Ave Middle School building. Directors and organizers including Walter Varn Brock and Jivh Teek announce certificates and prizes for top performers.
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Risoas Flementarée
Sela
Joel Saturddey
Wash- Thee
Middle Avenue
Sesto Street
Ghetrai
Iinur Plavens
Topom
Walter PO Varn Brock
Mion Teek
Mie
Ain
Phare
Audi Ling
Oberlin Senior Wins Superior Rating at Contest
Oberlin senior Catherine Schramm earned a superior rating at a state level competition after previously achieving superior ratings at a Fremont district contest on March 20 and advancement to the Columbus state event on May 10 with accompanist. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Hanks Avian of Shramm road.
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Catherine Schramm
Schooseman
Wen
Peter Ior
Fremont
Columbus
Cos Sao GS
Chagie
Mis Hanks
War Bride Headed to Elyria in Wartime Dispatch
A fragmented notice reports a war bride named Hetea Ruteaska, native of boa Warnd de om, traveling to Elyria. The article mentions her arrival details and related military marriage context, with scattershot phrases and uncertain personnel.
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Hetea
Ruteaska
Boa Warnd
Daly Bee
Emerhary
Loeel Kbagner
Dee
Workman Killed When Boom Touches Power Line
A workman died after a crane boom touched a live power line during a construction task. Investigators are reviewing the incident as safety crews inspect the site and gather statements from witnesses.
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Workman
Boom
Hearse Damaged In Rear-Ended Collision On Cedar Street
A hearse owned by te Conté Sudro was damaged yesterday when struck in the rear by a bear truck while parked at Cedar Street. RC Shark, the driver, reported the incident to police. William Semmes and C G Buswell were also involved in separate backing incidents near East River Street Alyrin Avenue and at Wee Avenue and Broad Street.
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Te Conté Sudro Fantral
Shark
Wilford Casey
Sag Purnacet
Jatoeet
Towereé
Bruck
Wee Avenue
Broad Street
William Semmes
East River
Istreet
Alyrin Ave
Prise
Rowlé
C. G. Buswell
Kétyen Cavémie
Sharif Dei
Buswell
Rls
Certificates In Home Nursing To Be Presented
Certificates for completing the American Red Cross course in home nursing will be presented this afternoon at Ridgeville High School and Penfield High School. Mrs. Carl Anderson will award the certificates with Mrs. Pearl Murphy attending as instructor. Read names include Ante Divd Ferich Nora Maltham Thelma Weber Helen Hamer Clare Krute Winifred Barnes and others from Ridgeville and Penfield students Eloise Oxern Madelyn Niskey Ellen ATe Cey Patricia Lee Ratstr Phyltia Bligh among recipients.
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American Red Cross
Midgeville High School
Muderiseot Penfield High School
Carl Anderson
Home Nursing Committee
Elvria Red Cross
Amovais
Pearl Murphy
Ridge
D A R Back Universal Military Training Stand
The 58th Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution endorsed universal military training, work organization, and improved propaganda films for students. The action occurred during the first business session as the group pressed for enhanced national preparedness and education aligned with peace aims.
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Washington
Daughters of the Ametr
Ivan Hewlution
Tys Voyer
Private Preview Of Elementary Art Show Announced Today
Unclear text outlines a private preview event for an elementary art show to be held in Elyria, with school officials and teachers named. The article mentions preparations by the principal, teachers, and students including grades and rooms, aiming for a Wednesday setup and Thursday public showing.
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Ptaale
Longfellow Room
Elyria Laika
Mae
Shen Wodueeday
Mand Holerkes
Staind
JR Bohr Aml
Mia Bolin
Meydai Hoene
Promepal
Aten
Gistrandt Eelioos
Dwight Fel
Ton
McKinley
Miss Horetio Joes
Superuser
Paucatan
How
Studeste
MpKuntey
T Kitter
Oon Chase
Wed Hosay
Dedierion
Staal
Prade
Bony
Jetherson
Hanston
Bocas
Hisereahey
Dresnick
Pest
Ais
Suit To Enjoin Building Of House Is Expacted
A legal filing is expected to enjoin the construction of a house. The suit appears to be filed in a local court with details unclear due to OCR errors. A writ claimed by parties is anticipated, with the outcome pending a formal filing and court action.
City Building Policy and Zoning Matters Tabled for Thursday Council Meeting
A committee meeting called by Building Committee Chairman Janes Scott will discuss rezoning, building code revisions, and higher permit rates. A request for an assistant funding inspector and a sanitary sewer stance for dwellings without septic access will be reviewed along with alley paving, Greely street issues, and a cathodic protection system proposal.
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Janes Scott
Council
Scott
City Health Department
Health Department
Tireswaent
Henry Ault
Vic. Health
Middle Avenue
Fast Avenua
Greely Street
Greely
Hawthorne
Ark
Pn Mero
Clark
Horete
Osat
Nad
Eoercie Terreatien Eens Hilles
Terry
Kolapee
Ae Maliahion
Cigs
Waefer Taik
Pelardeer Caie
Regitarion Ace
Pari Department Legiabijon
Pole Department
Vowel
Dlothek
Wien
West Tayer
Tisner
Gary
Lewis Seeks 54 Hours Pay for 40 Hour Mine Work
President of the United Mine Workers Lewis is expected to submit a new contract demands today for higher pay and improved health and welfare benefits in the soft coal sector. He aims to secure a private agreement across industry by June as federal control over mines winds down.
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United Mine Work
Éra
Lewis
Che Health and Welfare Fund
Houtherty Preoducers
May Reveals Why He Impersonated Lumber Co Owner
Washington testimony shows Andrew J May say he gave Kentucky neighbors the impression he owned Cumberland Lumber Co to lure workers. He admits the company was actually owned by the Gursson brothers as they face war fraud charges over a $53,000 bribe scheme. May acted as an agent, citing labor conditions in the district to justify the ruse.
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Washington
Borner
Andrew J May
Kentucky
Impressio
Cumberland Lumber Co
Gursson
Henry
Mnerayoovha
Tavors
Garassane
May
Fis
May- Waa
Wac Department
Empress
Army
Navy
Police Court Notes and Driving Offenses in Elyria
A patrol report lists William Trethewey fined for driving under the influence, and Daniel Cook ordered suspended license for six months after a similar arrest. William Opperman fined for reckless driving, George Turon Street resident charged with rock diving, Ralph Daykin cited for license issues, and Russell Roig Jr. involved in a hospital transfer after a chest injury. A divorce pending notice mentions The Times.
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Willuam Trethewey
Park Ave Nee
Elyria
Meyer AL R. Agalt
Daniel H. Cook
Lurain
Jajpor
Washington Avenue
Russell Roig, Jr
Byb'a- Dewey Avenue
Rbyrda Memerial Hospital
Ntrop
Tony Bebert
Total Solar Eclipse Observed Over Brazil in 1960
In BOCAYUVA Brazil observers saw the Sun's total eclipse with the Moon fully blocking the Sun at 7 34 8 a m EST. Totality lasted about three minutes and a half as clouds cleared, temperatures dropped several degrees, and the Sun's rays reemerged at 7 38 84 a m EST.
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Bocayuva
Brazil
Ins
Scientisia
Nial
Lions Club Plans To Celebrate Its Seventh Anniversary
The Lions Club, with delegates named to the International Lions Convention, prepares for its seventh anniversary banquet at Spring Valley Country Club after a year of notable activities in conservation education and district competition.
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Lions Club
Bisa
Paul B. Séare
Oberlin
Beart
Ors
Lion’ Clubs
Heiff Ban Prancitco Indies
Erwin Baum
D, Holt
Walter Decker
Cleveland
Uly
Ohio
Tolédo
Verna Ross
Walter Decks
A. W. Jewel Kenstrohm
William Thomason
W. G. Litter
Bert Hroskey
Erwin C. Baum
Tseting
Sears
Clyde
Qould
Detroit
Mirch
Spring Valley Country Club
New Elyria Springs and Specialty Company Formed
Four former Tins Spring Company workers incorporated Elyria Springs and Specialty Company in Columbus, electing Harry Fowker as president, Brogst Balas as vice president, Bernard Emming as secretary and treasurer, and Bernard Fate as assistant secretary and treasurer. The firm plans to start machinery by July 1 at 123 Elbe Street Fondes, producing springs, wire forms, metal stampings and allied products with a four-man core team and additional staff as needed. A directors’ meeting will set responsibilities.
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Elyria
Columbus
Harry Fowker
Coporation
Brogst Balas
Bernard Emming
Bernard Fate
Ingersant
Trasurer
Waa
Elbe Street
Tins Spring Company
Ara Kregate
Busi Press
Peor
Group to Meet at Church for Cleveland Trip
Members and friends of the Sere and Methodist church gospel choir and congregation plan to meet at the church at 1611 Midnie Avenue at 6 45 p m on the specified day. They will travel by chartered bus to attend services at St Matthew's Methodist church in Cleveland where Rev R Sumner is pastor. The Rev BE EL Nennen serves as local pastor.
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Goepel Cho Tin
Cleveland
Phareh
Midnie Avenue
St Matthew’s Methodist Church
R. Sumner
BE. EL Nennen
Locel
Markets Play As Ant Livestock Market Collapses
Fragmented OCR entry lists prices and movements across multiple commodities including calves, cows, wheat, onions, and grains. Mentions earnings, bids, grades, and market activity with numerous garbled terms and figures.
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