Two Elyrians to Attend Catholic Youth Convention
Evelyn Godridge and Joseph Stolz of Elyria will represent the Cleveland Diocese as delegates to the annual Catholic Youth Organizations convention in Cleveland. The program includes welcome by auxiliary bishop Floyd L Begin and national chaplain Paul J Hallinan, Mass at St John Cathedral, and multiple workshops on youth activities and organization.
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Evelyn Godridge
Fairlawn Avenue
Joseph Stolz
West Avenue
Hotel
Ailerton
Cleveland
Elyria
CYO
St. John's Cathedral
Thomas C Corrigan
Diocese of
Plenary session sets agenda with elections and events
Business runs 4 to 6 with constitution discussion and officer nominations. John Siegenthaler of Nashville chairs the banquet at 6 30 with toastmaster Francis Daugherty of Cleveland. Buckeye Ball 9 to 12, Mass at St John’s Cathedral at 9, breakfast at 10, final plenary at 11 deciding officers and next convention invitations.
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John Siegenthaler
Nashville
Federation of Diocesan Catholic Youth Councils
Francis Daugherty
Cleveland
Edward F. Roban
St. John's Cathedral
Levy for schools at New London wins approval
The New London district approved a 3.5 mill levy for current expenses by 744 to 297 with Rochester at 102 in favor and 24 against. Clarksfield voters backed 17 to 13. Fifty Rochester students were moved to New London schools as the new elementary and high schools, funded by a $343,000 bond issue, near completion.
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New London
Rochester
Clarksfield
New London High School
Islands Warned Of Tidal Wave Threat
Honolulu dispatch reports Hawaiian and Aleutian island natives warned to stay inland until a massive tidal wave spawned by an ocean floor quake near Siberia dissipates. The wave, racing up to 400 miles an hour, struck Kauai, Hawaii, and Oahu with six powerful crests.
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Honolulu
T. H
Aleutian Island
Siberia
Pacific
Kaaui
Hawii
Oahu
Two Bond Issues Approved At Avon Lake
Sullivan's school remodeling program progresses after a nine mill levy for current expenses passes. Seven mills are a renewal and two are additional, running three years. Remodeling adds two classrooms and converts the old gym into a lunch room, with the new gym ready within a month.
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Avon Lake
Sullivan
Three Million Tractors In Use On American Farms
A figure shows three million tractors are currently in operation on U.S. farms reflecting heavy reliance on mechanization in agriculture. The statistic highlights the pivotal role of tractors in boosting productivity and farm output nationwide.
Shuster Couple Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Frank J Shuster of North Olmsted mark their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at 16803 Ferndale Avenue West Park from 2 to 8 PM on Sunday November 9 The couple wed on November 5 1902 at St Theresa s church Sheffield Township and lived on a Route 76 North Eaton farm before retiring in 1949 The Shusters moved to Ferndale Avenue and Mr Shuster long served St Peter s church North Ridgeville while his wife remained active in church activities
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North Olmsted
Frank J. Shuster
Shuster
Ferndale Avenue
West Park
Frank Shuster
North Eaton
Anna Monschein
Sheffield
St. Theresa’s Church
Sheffield Township
Route 76
St. Peter's Church
North Ridgeville
Parental Quarrel Reveals Hidden Truths to Child
A mother explains that loud talk was part of a story and that quarreling happens. The child learns parents sometimes lie about conflicts, raising questions about security and trust. This combination affects the child's sense of safety more than the quarrel alone.
Decline of the will to work alarms British air chief
Sir John Slessor, Britain's Chief of Air Staff in London, warned that the decline of the will to work is more frightening than the atomic bomb. The remark underscores postwar labor concerns cited by military leadership.
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Sir John Slessor
Britain
London
Cattle theft claims in East Transvaal border area
Farmers in South Africa's East Transvaal report native raiders drive stolen cattle across the border to trade for wives, prompting concerns over security and cross-border crime.
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South Africa
East Transvaal
Officers Elected By Freshmen Hi Y Chapter
The Elyria Hi Y Chapter elected officers for the 1956 school year at its third meeting in the YMCA. Richard Lewis was named president, Phillip Swiger vice president, Bob Myers secretary, Kenneth Kantor treasurer, and Leslie Becker sergeant at arms. Fred Huskinson named Chapter Representative to the Elyria Youth Council. Induction into Hi Y Fellowship planned for November 19 at the YMCA with the 1954 Juniors helping.
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Elyria Hi-Y
Y.M.C.A
Richard Lewis
Phillip Swiger
Bob Myers
Kenneth Kantor
Leslie Becker
Elyria Youth Council
Fred Huskinson
Hi-Y
Stolen Car in Parma Police Chase Involves Buffalo Youth
Walter Mann of 348 Columbus Street reported his car stolen from a local garage where it had been being repaired. A 16 year old Buffalo boy led Parma police on a chase at up to 90 mph, wrecking six cars and a pursuing cruiser on Pearl Road and hospitalizing one officer.
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Walter Mann
Columbus Street
Parma
Buffalo
Elyria
Pearl Road
Mount Fuji Last Erupted In 1707 8 Ash Blanketed Edo
Mount Fuji Japan's sacred volcano has remained quiet for nearly 250 years with its last eruption in 1707 08. The event sent ash miles to Edo present day Tokyo six inches thick, altering life in the capital.
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Mount Fuji
Japan
Tokyo
Edo
Substances Linked to High Cancer Rates Across Exposures
About 300 substances from metal dust to complex organics trigger high cancer rates in exposed individuals, reflecting broad occupational and environmental risks.
Corn hybrids boost yields by 30 percent nationwide
Corn hybrids have increased yields by at least 30 percent, totaling about three-quarters of a billion bushels annually across the country.
Valley City High School bond issue fails at polls
The 588 600 dollar Valley City Buckeye Consolidation bond proposal to build a new high school falls short with 871 yes and 839 no overall. Liverpool Township votes no while Litchfield and York townships lean yes but not enough to pass.
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Valley City
Buckeye
Liverpool Township
Litchfield
York
Liverpool
York ‘Township
Parents To Meet Tonight At Garford School
Parents of prospective cub scouts will meet tonight at Garford School from 7 to 9 p m Mrs Pearl Poling and Mrs Cecil Simmons lead the session. An 8 pm parallel meeting for Maplewood Edison and Jefferson cub scout parents is planned at Maplewood School. Belden High School now attends Valley City School on a tuition basis. Buckeye Consolidated school board members meet at Litchfield Elementary at 8 pm to discuss plans for the district. A thief lifted a train suitcase in London containing religious tracts.
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Garford School
Pearl Poling
Cecil Simmons
Maplewood School
Maplewood
Edison and
Jefferson
Belden
Valley City
Buckeye Consolidated School Board
Litchfield
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