Preservation of Rural Home Church and School Urged
Larry Brandon former Indiana Farm Bureau official urged Lorain County Farm Bureau members to build a Farm Bureau to preserve the rural home church and school He warned of efforts to manipulate farm thinking and defended faith and patriotism while calling for rural education driver training and better rural urban understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Larry Brandon
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Ridgeville
Brandon
Lorain County
Brannon
O'Neil's Marks 75th Anniversary With Northeastern Ohio Expansion
O'Neil's department store chain celebrates 75 years since 1877 with growth since 1945 including new branches in Cuyahoga Falls Massillon Coshocton Mansfield and Barberton. The Lorain Elyria project will be the seventh and largest unit to open near 200 000 residents. Local staffing and modern services are emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Department Stores Company
America
O'neil’s
Ohio
O’neil’s
Cuyahoga Falls
Massillon
Coshocton
Mansfield
Barberton
Spring-Holzworth
Alliance
Lorain-Elyria
O’neil
O'Neil
P T A Membership Drive Underway at Ridgeville
NORTH RIDGEVILLE The Ridgeville P T A room mothers urged completion of the membership drive by tomorrow November 7 at a kindergarten mothers meeting hosted by Mrs James Sallay. Prizes will go to the winning rooms as 596 children are enrolled in the first six grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
P.T. A
James Sallay
J. J. Jones
Hunter
H. Painter
R. Lapp
K. Bier
H. Dean
H. Gould
C. Warwick
E. C. Brown
H. Taft
R. Lyons
L Binzer
G. Marquis
G. Wolfe
R Steinmetz
H. Cole
H. Mann
C. Dunham
H Hale
H Stroud
Mrs Lena Mole Celebrates 91st Birthday At Home
Mrs Lena Mole, daughter of the late Joseph Wickner, marked her ninety first birthday October 28 at her Grafton Eastern road residence with brothers sisters and close family. She and husband George Mole raised four children including Edward Miller and Wells Mole who helped celebrate. The Mole family gathered for a Sunday birthday dinner with grandchildren and great grandchildren. Mole known for rug making and interest in radio and television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Lena Mole
Grafton- Eastern Road
Mole
George
William
Philip Armbruster
Mis
Ella Armbruster
Hana Kundern
Edward Miller
Wells Mole
Gertrude Mole
Barney Wickner
Dayton
Marguerite
Clayton Mole
$15 000 Personal Injury Suit Being Heard
A jury in Judge John Pincura s court heard testimony in a $15 000 personal injury suit filed by H E Benge as administrator for Roy Benge s estate. The youth died in a Medina crash on Nov 3 1951 after an earlier accident at a quarry near South Amherst on Nov 24 1949. Defendants include Cleveland Quarries Co Lorain Southern Railroad New York Central and Lorain County commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pincura
H. E. Benge
Roy Benge
South Amherst
Medina
Cleveland Quarries Co
Lorain Southern Railroad
New York Central
Lorain County
Noble Neely
James Canada
Quarry Road
Plane crashes into cemetery kill two in Circleville
Federal and local officials investigated a five passenger plane crash near Circleville that killed Dayton residents L. R. Garrison, 50, and Doris Radcliff Hufford, 34. The aircraft took off from Elsea Field north of the city, climbed to 400 feet, stalled and plunged into a cemetery. Garrison died at the scene. Hufford died later at a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Radcliff
L. R. Garrison
Doris Radcliff Hufford
Dayton
James Diltz
Elsea Field
Garrison
Eisenhower victory edges toward final tally with gains
Early returns show Dwight D. Eisenhower leading in the presidential race with 31,903,325 votes and 442 electoral votes from 38 states, while Adlai Stevenson has 25,656,321 votes and 89 electoral votes from 10 states. Democrats shed seats in both chambers as Republicans gain ground in the Senate and House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Eisenhower
Adlair Stevenson
Senate
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Adolph J. Sabath
Kentucky
Tennessee
Stevenson
Truman
Missouri
Wakeman Voters Approve $95,000 Water Bond Plan
Wakeman residents approved a $95,000 bond issue for a Vermilion river filtration plant by a 220 to 52 vote. The project aims to serve about 3,000 people with a $3 monthly water charge and a $180,000 line installation, with 180 home signers required by December 12 to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Vermilion River
Board of Public Affairs
Council
Board of Affairs
First
LaPorte Youth Collects Food for Berea Home
LaPorte Methodist church youth visit the Berea Children's Home to tour the facilities and spark a week long drive for food and funds. They plan to gather fruits vegetables and money Monday Wednesday and Saturday with gifts dedicated on Sunday November 9 and transported to Columbia Station for the Booth Festival. An Intermediate MYF hayride and wiener roast close the week Friday night at the Carlisle fire department and H D Curtis residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Berea
Columbia Station
MYF
Carlisle
H. D. Curtis
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Mayer 70 former South Ridge pastor's wife
Mrs Elizabeth Mayer 70 wife of the Rev Ludwig Mayer former pastor of South Ridge Evangelical U B church Telegraph road died in a St Petersburg Florida hospital at 11 30 am Wednesday after a heart attack on Sunday Born in Pittsburgh she was the former Elizabeth Ferdinger She and Mr Mayer married in 1905 served at South Ridge and Brownhelm churches until his 1950 retirement They spent summers in Linwood Park winters in Florida with a Florida home Their family includes daughters Esther Welde Ruth Crawford Naomi Vanderbilt and six grandsons Burial in Brownshelm cemetery services at First Evangelical U B church Amherst conducted by Rev Vandersall and others.
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Elizabeth Mayer
Ludwig Mayer
South Ridge
U. B
Telegraph Road
St. Petersburg
Fla
Shel
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Ferdinger
Brownhelm
Mayer
Linwood Park
Florida
Dayton
Esther Welde
Ruth Crawford
Naomi Vanderbilt
University Heights
Cleveland
Zilch
Amherst
First Evangelical U. B
C. ©. Vandersall
United Brethren
Brownshelm Cemetery
Russia Denounces Sea Defense Zone Expansion
Moscow protests the U S designation of a sea defense zone within 35 miles of Soviet waters. The Soviet note calls Clark's Sept 27 act a new aggression in the Far East and rejects the zone as illegal, asserting U S responsibility for any consequences and damage to Soviet interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
U. S
Mark W. Clark
Far East
Korea
Ussr
Lausche holds cabinet breakfast to map new term plans
Governor Frank Lausche and Ohio cabinet met at the executive mansion to set priorities for the January start of his fourth term. They discussed budget recommendations, penitentiary rehabilitation, and the possible call for a December special session to codify laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Executive Mansion
State Bureau of Code Revision
Senate
House
Adlai Hendrix Loses Indiana Legislative Bid
Rockville Indiana retired teacher Adlai Hendrix named for Adlai Stevenson’s grandfather was defeated in his bid for a seat in the Indiana Legislature leaving the race to others in the Democratic slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Ind
Adlai Stevenson
Adlai
Adlai Hendrix
Indiana
Woman Dies In Fire In Columbus Home
Mrs Angeline Davidson aged 93 died after a fire swept her Columbus residence early today. Neighbors reported flames spreading quickly as firefighters arrived and contained the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Angeline Davidson
Court of Appeals affirms Boose felonious assault conviction
The court of appeals yesterday affirmed the conviction of Robert W. Boose of Oberlin for felonious assault. He was tried before Judge D A Cook and placed on probation with provisions for psychiatric treatment after his conviction last summer.
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Court of Appeals
Robert W. Boose
Oberlin
D. A. Cook
Boose
Swiss May Reach Everest Peak Next Week
Reports from New Delhi indicate a Swiss Everest expedition could reach the summit next week. They claim a safer ascent this year after an unsuccessful prior attempt, with Camp No. 4 established in the Cwm Valley on November 3 and progress from Camp No. 2 to Camp No. 3 achieved on October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Mt. Everest
Cwm
Police Court Roundup in Elyria Notices and Fines
Edna Haas treated after a sidewalk fall at 133 East Fourth Street and taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Clyde Hoffman of Lakewood pleaded guilty to intoxication, fined $5 plus costs. Sarah Williams faces a cutting charge with bond set at $1,000. Samuel L. Jones pled guilty to reckless driving, fined $10 with $5 suspended. Phyliss Edinboro fined $10 on reckless driving and no license charges, guilty on the license charge. William Freshwater heard with decision withheld on reckless driving after a red light incident. Robert N. Kane of Akron to face petit larceny in police court. Fred Shepard cited for speeding on Huron Street.
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Edna Haas
Second Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
East Fourth Street
Elyria
Clyde Hoffman
Lakewood
Broad Street
Henry W. Ault
Sarah Williams
Tannery Street
Samuel L. Jones
North Main Street
Oberlin
Ault
Phyliss
William Freshwater
West Avenue
Freshwater
East River
Fourth Street
Robert N. Kane
Akron
Kane
East Avenue
Transfer Of 600 Convicts To Camp Perry Continues
Columbus Ohio officials resumed transferring about 600 prisoners from Ohio Penitentiary to Camp Perry in Northern Ohio. Riot ended after 1,600 prisoners surrendered, with one inmate killed and four injured amid $1,000,000 damage. The last rioters left wrecked blocks and were moved to a temporary stockade. three-fourths of cell locks were broken. About 150 handcuffed prisoners were moved in a 10 car caravan under National Guard custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Camp Perry
Ohio
Lake Erie
National Guard
Markets Review Local Produce and Livestock Prices
Readable shop notes show apples priced 4.00 to 4.50 per basket with better fruit up to 5.00. Other produce covers beets, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, celery, greens, lettuce, mushrooms, onions, parsnips, potatoes, pumpkins, radishes, spinach, squash, plus Cleveland livestock quotes for cattle calves hogs and sheep. Poultry and eggs pricing lists cover USDA terms and local jobbing prices.
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L. A
Ohio
Bu. Bskts
Bskts
Cleveland
Choice
United States News
U. S
O. B
Beltsville
Church Council To Meet Sunday At St. Andrew's
The Elyria Council of Churches will hold its November meeting Sunday at 5:00 p.m. at St. Andrew's Church. President David Wainwright says the time suits attendees of the YWCA World Fellowship vesper service and a four o'clock vesper hour at another church. Reports of completed activities and current business will be on the agenda. representatives and committee chairmen are urged to attend. A coffee hour follows, hosted by the executive committee women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council of Churches
St. Andrew
David Wainwright
Y.W.C. A
World Fellowship
President Reviews Thew Shovel Ops at Lorain Meeting
C B Smythe president of Thew Shovel Company and head of the Power Crane and Shovel Association spoke at Moose Hall Lorain. He summarized current operations and future outlook with a Q and A session led by Smythe and other Thew executives. A full color Thew film Sidewalk Superintendents showcased Lorain power shovels and cranes in varied industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Smythe
Thew Shovel Company
Power Crane and Shovel Association
Moose Hall
Lorain
Smythe
Thew
Quiz Cuyahoga Officials About Defying Order
Cuyahoga County officials faced State Board of Tax Appeals questions on why they did not raise real estate assessments to the fifty percent formula. They argued state orders were informal and not legally binding, with a formal directive due within 90 days. noncompliance could cost about 4.5 million dollars in state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Edward J. Kirwin
State Board of Tax Appeals
Cuyahoga
Board Rules Christmas Bonuses Without WSB Permission
The Wage Stabilization Board in Cleveland announced that employers may grant Christmas bonuses up to $40 without WSB approval, mirroring last year's rules. It also permits paid days off on the day after Thanksgiving, Christmas, and January 1 without prior board consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Stock Market Roundup of Major Corporations
A snapshot lists leading firms including American Radial American T and T Anaconda Copper Avco Mfg Chrysler Cities Service Cleveland Electro Columbia Gas General Motors Glidden Kennecott Kroger Montgomery Ward Penna Railroad Republic Steel Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Standard Oil Standard of Ohio Texas Company U S Steel Westinghouse Woolworth 1454 154% 4% moves noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Radial American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Avco Mfg
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler Cities Service
Cleveland
Ele
Columbia Gas General Motor
Glidden Co
Kennecott Copper
Kroger
Montgomery T
N. ‘Y. Central Ohio Oil Penna. R. R
Republic Steel
Richman Bros
Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Standard of
Ind
Standard of
Standard of Ohio Texas Company
U. S. Steel
Warner Bro
Westinghouse
Woolworth Co
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Mhrandon
Auburn
Ohio Farm Bureau Federa
Reuben Date
Arnold Kelle
H. B Rowland
Chester Carpenter
Ted Manns
Paul Court
Arnold Keller
Harold Krueck
Sterling Mulls
Farm Credit Administration
Kenneth H. Oring
Dean W. Simeral
Gordon Bartter
Harold Baumann
Art Rogers
J. A. Jewett
Hubert Morlock
Dwight Miller
Glen Hobbs
Sterling Mills
Marius Gunderson
P.T.A
Science and Health Research
Middle Ave
Circleville
Sudro-Curtis
George J. Hillmer
Stanford Avenue
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
A. B. Cochrane
R. D. Oldfield
Mr. Hillmer
Western Automatic
Hillmer
Detroit Screw Works
Standard Screw Company
Cochrane
Oldfield
Berea Home
Death Records
Lausche
Cabinet
Common Pleas Court
Luis Rodriguez
Luz Morales
Dorothea Harris
R. D
George Harris
Louetta Alten
Joseph
Harold Neal
John H. Blackett
R. D . Wellington
Ruth Onde
Edwards
Grace E. Nichols
Enid Robbins
Edith Hallock
Arthur Moos
Police Dept. News
Fred Shepard
Huron Street
Bu Bskts
Jonathans
McIntosh
Western Reserve Investment
Bell
Church Council
St. Andrew’s
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