Gideons To Dedicate Bibles On Sunday
Lorain County Camp of Gideons will dedicate 38 Bibles at Pleasant View Rest Home on Second Street and West Avenue at 3 p m Sunday. W A Griffin secretary announced Guy Byars will be principal speaker with special music. Dedication aims to increase total Bibles dedicated by the camp in the past fiscal year.
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Lorain County
Gideons
Pleasant View
Second Street
West Avenue
W. A. Griffin
Guy Byars
Workers 65 Years Old Can Get Benefits
An amendment to the Social Security Act opens monthly old age insurance benefits to workers who reach 65 or are near 65. The change ends lump sum payments for new 65 year olds and allows continued monthly benefits based on average wages since 1936, with any prior lump sum deducted from future payments.
Townsend Rally Highlights Northern Ohio Series Finale
The final Townsend rally of the season occurred Sunday at Chippewa Lake Park in the Engineers Building auditorium. The next outdoor rally is set for Sunday June 16 at 2 p m at Chippewa Lake Park with principal speaker Robert C Townsend of Chicago and Himeis, son of the Townsend founder, presenting the Townsend National Recovery Plan.
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Townsend
Engineers
Townsend Clubs
Northern Ohio
Chippewa Lake Park
Robert C. Townsend
Chicago
Himeis
Townsend National Recovery Plan
City moves to limit liquor and beer licenses
Great Falls council capped beer licenses at one per 730 residents and liquor licenses at one per 1,500 residents. Supporters hailed it as curbing police and social problems, while opponents warned of monopoly risks and reduced business.
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Great Falls
Mont
Princess Club in Sandwich Closes With Liabilities 160000
The Sandwich Princess Club, a famed golf institution near Sandwich, has closed with liabilities around 160000 and negligible assets. The club, once a premier venue for royalty and peer participation, faced decisive financial collapse.
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Sandwich
Eng
Princess Club
Ten Die In Ohio Memorial Day Accidents In Wet Weather
Cold rain kept Memorial Day toll low as at least sixteen people died in Ohio accidents. Notable fatalities include Lee Doyle 18 killed in a burned car crash near Berea and Orville Holt 37 struck while walking near Marion. A hit and run injured Frank Perkins 56 and a cyclist Walter Heinrich 15 was killed near Lake Milton.
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Ohio
Lee Doyle
Mr. Healthy
Frank V. Perkins
Berea
Orville Holt
Marion
Paul Messner
Walter Heinrich
Lake Milton
Helen Albrecht
Oaklay
Ben Hoenig
Cleveland
Lafayette
Roy Graham
Portsmouth
Norfolk and Western Railway
Thomas Garrett, Jr
Springfield
Clifton Gorge
Bernard Warrel
Lucille P. Anderson
Findlay
Avon Lake School Honors and Awards List
Final reports on wards were presented at Avon Lake High School. The honor roll names cover grades 4 through 12, with multiple students cited per grade. Improvement Club, activity, silver and gold medals, track letters, and American Legion medals are listed along with winners announced at the Memorial Day program.
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Avon Lake
Wiliam Lambert
Roger King
Betty Leyle
Thomas Walther
Patricia Rutti
Patricia Boehm
Jane Murbach
Ivy Bartlett
Darlene Beck
Lois Bayley
Bill Gartman
Buddy Lyman
Lois Gartman
Jean Biltz
Rae Green
Herbert Redding
Marilyn Barnes
Charlotte Gifford
Gloria Werdel
Kathleen Kelly
Carol Kubach
Nan Weidenkopf
Rose Arnold
Harriet Beard
Elaine Beck
Margaret Maison
Elaine Neidhart
Mary Nussdorfer
Robert McCutcheon
Dorothy Barnes
Eugene Klingshirn
Leonard Daniels
Jean Fricker
Mildred Huber
Burr Nussdorfer
Tom Allison
Betty Leyb
Donald Schaefer
Wilma Papenfuse
Bill Foote
Louise Lawler
Arlene Horwedel
Bill Lawler
Robert Cajka
Olive Hill
Marion Wills
Jane Thoma
Bob Burkhardt
Phyllis Batterhenry
Dan Huling
Pat Black
Maus
James Tomer
Clyde Rhein
John Schwendeman
Bill Schwendeman
Jim Wood
Frank Rames
Gloria Bardsley
Edward DeChant
American Legion
American Rolling Mill declares 4 percent preferred dividend
Middletown Ohio May 31 The American Rolling Mill Co announced a $2.121% per share dividend on its 4 percent cumulative preferred stock after directors approval. The dividend payable July 1 covers accrued arrears through March 31.
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Middletown
American Rolling Mill Co
County Rejects All Bids for Summer Asphalt Contracts
County commissioners rejected both bids for three tank cars of summer asphalt after the county engineer found the low bid failed to meet specifications and a bid from Byerlyte Corp. was higher. A bid withdrawal request from Bitycote Products Co. was also tendered but led to rejection of both bids. The county will re advertise for bids in a general advertisement from the engineering department.
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Bitycote Products Co
St. Louis
Harry L. Dunham
Byerlyte Corp
Cleveland
John E. Davidson
Edward DeChani
County Enginering Department
New Books Going Into Circulation at Elyria Library
Elyria Library announces new circulating titles led by two shelves of fiction and general works. Notable general books include The Program for Elementary School Library Service and Molding and Casting while fiction selections feature Night in Bombay and The Provincial Lady in Wartime. American electric razors are in demand in India.
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Elyria Library
Edina Moore
Fargo
Verrill
Sackville-West
Clarks
Abbe
Albee
Gass
Beatty
Bombay
Bromfield
Colby
Delafield
Elisberg
Short
Waters
India
Dead Volcanos Ajo Geologists Describe Pinacate Range
Ajo Arizona report states geologists describe the Pinacate mountains south of town as extinct volcanoes. The name Pinacate stems from the Pinacate bug that stands on its head.
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Ajo
Ariz
Pinacate Mountains
Here
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