Nominations For Officers Made By 1.0.0.F. Lodge
The Elyria IOOF held its regular meeting with a second nomination of officers. Members discussed lodge matters and enjoyed a social hour with refreshments. An election for officers, district representative, and grand lodge officers is set for Tuesday December 2. An oyster supper at 6 30 p.m. precedes the meeting. reservations due by November 25.
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Elyria JO O.F
Temple
Grand Lodge
Paul Kauffman
Frank Fute
Gerald Six
Frank Walker
C. R Wheeler
Buckeye Lodge
Motor Vehicle Administrators Elect Officers
CHICAGO Don McLaugherty West Virginia commissioner of motor vehicles yesterday was named president of the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators for 1952 1953. McLaugherty who served as vice president for the past year succeeded Earl W Merritt of TMlnets Albert J Vegha California registrar of vehicles was picked as first vice president and Harold I Goss secretary of the state of Maine was named second vice president R B Battle commissioner of taxation and registrar of motor vehicles of Manitoba Canada was named as national secretary to succeed Goss.
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Chicago
Don McLaugherty
West Virginia
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
McLaugherty
Suc
Earl W. Merritt
Tmlnets
Albert J. Vegha
California
Registrar of Vehicles
Harold I. Goss
Maine
R B. Batthe
Home Repair Tips for Painted Exteriors and Doors
Practical advice on removing tar from asbestos cement siding with turpentine and reducing repaint coats by tinting primer. Patching textured plaster with a damp sponge before hardening creates a matched surface, and fine sand in plaster helps textured walls. Installing a metal kick plate protects doors from toe traffic and reduces cleanup.
CIO Campaign Contributions In Ohio Reported
The Ohio CIO Council reported campaign contributions of 29109 from member unions on per capita payments and expenditures of 5150 for political action in a statement filed with Secretary of State Ted W. Brown. The Ohio Political Action Committee received 12545 in individual contributions varying from 25 cents upward, with expenditures totaling 1011.
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Columbus
Ohio Cio Council
Ted W. Brown
Ohio Political Action Committee
Blind woodworker delights with handcrafted furniture in Chardon
Richard Tuttle, 33, blind for 10 years, runs a home woodshop in Chardon creating furniture and toys to delight customers. Despite his disability he uses his1960s style campaign advertising and literature to share his skill and attract younger patrons.
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Chardon
Richard Tuttle
Tuttle
Man Loses Sight After Riding Accident Then Builds Craft Business
After a 1942 riding accident he lost his sight but now works full time at his craft. He runs the band saw and drill press himself while his wife guides the band saw and handles fine work like cutting personalized horse heads and rockers for his business with their five year old daughter at home.
Memphis inventor creates cigarette alert fire mat
A A Johnson of Memphis Tennessee has devised a wired mat rug that detects a dropped cigarette and triggers a fire alarm. The device aims to prevent fires by immediately signaling danger when contact occurs.
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Memphis
Tenn
A A Johnson
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