Ohio Crippled Children's Society Plans Easter Seal Meeting
The thirty fifth annual meeting of the Ohio Crippled Children and Adults Society will be held Saturday and Sunday at the Deshler-Hilton Hotel in Columbus. The event features luncheons, general sessions with Henry Redkey and W Scott Allen, an Easter Seal institute, and a Sunday program on plastic surgery and epilepsy with notable speakers from Detroit Boston and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Society For Crippled
Children, Inc
Deshler-Hulton
Columbus
Easter Seal Agency
The
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Henry Redkey
Washington, D. C
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
W. Scott Allen
Boston
Shelion L. Burns
Hamilton
So‘safety
Kenneth W. McFarland
General Motors Corp
Claire L. Straith
Detroit
Division of Plastic Surgery
Harper Hospital
Josephine J. Buchanan
M. D
District of Columbia General Hospital
Douglas T. Davidson Jr
Neurological Institute For the Children’s Medical Center
Land
Clarice Serayer
Bisima James
Amherst Community Group Sees Problem In Recreation
Amherst group discusses recreation gaps for older youth at the Community Council meeting. They plan to support church and mission funds and seek a place for post high school age youths, with committees arranging upcoming guest night and a candy sale.
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Amherst
Albrecht
Louie Campas
Greece
Elaine
Carp Jed
Smith
International
Dorothy Kurth
Amherst Community Council
Church Building Fund
Morgan Fund
Hough Ave
Mission Church
Cleveland
Community committees and events fill Lexington news
Mrs Juna Alexander and Lois Beesing were appointed by the president to a community enterprise committee. The fall conference is set for October 20 at Ashland. The Los Angeles metropolitan area has many cars per capita and a race for a $61,410 Kentucky Futurity is noted. A doll and Christmas card sale is planned by the league, with sales tax contest results mentioned. Several meetings and dinners are listed for WBA, Sunday school, Lydia Circle, Lions Club, and church circles. Attendees include Ruth Husar, Beverly Sprague, Lucille Hall, Blaine Smyth, and others from Lexington.
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Janice Wiegand
Lois Beesing
Prince
Ashland
Tams
Los Angeles
Victor
Samuel Hutton
Middle North
Perjbauer
Cincinnati
Kentucky Futurity
Ruth Huser
Beverly Sprague
Lucille Hall
Blaine Smyth
Ruth Husar
Marjorie Deitz
Jean Kubuske
Carrie Barton
Lois Gambish
Dorothy Kurth
Virginia Linn
Shirley Mathewson
Lois Nelson
WBA
Ben Nickel
Quarry Rd
St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church
James Nabakowski
James Short
Arthur Dey
Lydia
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Louis Bahnke
Lawrence Latteman
Nellie Schroader
Lions Club
Muiam Circle
World Service
Stone City
CES
Masonic Club
Martha
Electa
Norma Lexington
Amherst township community notes and incidents
A college of locals gathered with Neva Herchler in charge as students decorated with yellow and white mums. William Schoenig, Sr. of Main St Amherst was treated for a thumb laceration from a power saw while slicing meat in his butcher shop. Births, admissions, and dismissals are listed for area residents with several names from Amherst Elyria Lorain and Wakeman. Court reports note Hiram Patterson fined 15 dollars for speeding and two others scheduled to appear for traffic charges in Amherst and Elyria.
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GaveTears
William Schoenig
Main St
Amherst
Thomas O'Hara
Lorain
Reginald Cameron
Elyria
Awalt Kelm
Wakeman
Gerald Ware
Clarence Faber
Jake Wilhelm
South Amherst
Lews Bogardy
Armherst
John Pahalla
Paul Mischka
Clarence Meyers
James Green
Claude Hardwick
Louis Rosa
Ralph Stephan
Hiram Patterson
Milan Ave
Fred Hogrefe
Vency F. Dilley
Gary Clark
Lake Ave
Salas Beats Varene In Miami Welterweight Bout
Charlie Salas of Phoenix earned a 10 round decision over Chico Varene of Havana in Miami Beach. Salas, 151 pounds, used left hooks and rights to head for the points as Varene, 150 pounds, incurred two point deductions for low blows by referee Eddie Coachman in the eighth round.
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Miami ‘Beach
Fla
Charlie Salas
Phoenix
Ariz
Chico Varene
Havana
Cuba
Miami Beach
Salas
Varona
Eddie Coachman
Barons Edge Dutchmen In First Exhibition Victory
The Cleveland Barons defeated the Kitchener Dutchmen 3-2 in a Tuesday exhibition game in Kitchener Ontario. The Barons, after five losses and a tie with Toronto, aim to build momentum before opening the American League schedule at Hershey Saturday night.
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Kitchener
Marciano Foes Are Discussed By Promoter In Miami
SAN FRANCISCO AP Mana Weill said he will meet IBC President James D Norris in Miami next week to pick Rocky Marciano's next opponent. He listed Don Cockell Nino Valdes and the Powell Norkus winner as leading contenders. Powell would still need stronger tests against Jackson or Ezzard Charles.
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San Francisco
Manaeet al Weill
IBC
James D. Norris
Miami
Rocky Marciano
Brockton
Don Cockell
Great Britain
Nino Valdes
Cuba
Charley Powell
Charley Norkus
Powell
Norkus
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
Ezzard Charles
Weill
Kol Nidre Opens Yom Kippur Observance Tonight
In temples worldwide the Kol Nidre chant begins Yom Kippur rites. Origin uncertain, tradition places it in medieval southern Europe amid persecutions. The service marks atonement with fasting and prayer, followed by Yizkor memorials and a break-the-fast event at Elyria temple.
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Europe
Temple
Yizkor
Philip Bernstein
Elyria
Tomorow
Chaim Baum
Cleveland
Naphtali Rubinger
B'nai B’rith
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Franklin Ave
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Christine Haas
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Helen Schriner
Betty Herbst
Ellen Berger
Helen Pallmer
Alice Messerole
Winfred Haas
Kathryn Palmer
Norna Alvreent
Louise Camp
Masmrar Apayn
Rep Fleldling
Price
Middle Avenue
Verona
Barons
Amherst Lions Club
Autheree
Q’neil
Sheffield Center
Pangmaet
Ohio State Lions Association
Niewepe
Marciano
Vesley Country Club
Derby
Conn
HOLT
Pulte Sursler
Rigbee Stores
Hudson Hornet
U.S
Hornets
WASPS
JETS
American Motors
Rothgery Service & Equipment CQ
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