Fall Activities With Party At Elyria Aerio Eagles
An extensive fall and winter program for Elyria Aerio 431 Fraternal Order of Eagles begins tonight with a members and families gathering. Linck and refreshments follow the entertainment. The event marks the first in a series. next is October 15 with Grand Worthy President Nodin to attend and Lorain degree work planned. Members from Wellington Cleveland and Bedford areas are invited.
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Order of Eagles
E. B. Havier
Aerue
Linck
Nodin
Otto P. DeLuse
Lo Wellington
Cleveland
Bedford Aeries
Drilling Well In Cuyahoga County Reported
Cuyahoga County reports a gas well drill led by C A McMillen Inc. with Lorain McMillen as principal. The lease covers 68 acres in the section where the new well is drilled.
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Cuyahoga County
Pendence
C. A. McMillen. Inc
Lorain McMillen
Fas
Radio Programs Friday October 11 AM Schedule
Listings show AM radio programs with varied content including music parades hillbillies cultural garden and jam sessions. Partial items mention Bonesmeopners Hangar Hills Ore and Merixy Mar Bata with references to dance music and a report on a theft of 2283 dollars.
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Bonesmeopners
Hills Ore
Xinox Artint
Carcerda
Cleveland Stations Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights
Sunday October 13 broadcasts include WFAM 1070AM with Echoes WHE, WGA, WJAY color, Ciara G Linde, Helen Wrant, Wm Wender Melody Lane breakfast, String Trio, Serbian and German programs, Bohemian Hour, Polish and Slovak programs, Symphonie, and Robison's Orchestra Romanian and Romanian programs feature Melodiana Heroft, Citken Strings.
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Wender
Laneres
Warchiowe
Brown
Chris
Robison
Orch
Heroft
Citken
Warne Kink
Broadway Melody Next at Capitol Film
Capitol Film presents Broadway Melody Next likely a continuation or related installment. Screening details unclear due to fragmented copy. Local listings note varied release context with possible title misreadings and scheduling ambiguity.
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Capitol Film
Broadway Melodic Hit Parade Opens at Capitol Theatre
A new program titled Broadway ment Melody 1825 opens tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre featuring drama, manor song hits, and spectacular spectacle. The show promises a lively mix of stage numbers and vocal performances designed to entertain a wide audience.
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Capitol Theatre
Rialto Theatre
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Expenditures At Children's Home Draw Fire
County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn attacked the Children's Home at Oberlin over a threatened $6 000 deficit and salary raises for two investigators. He said budgets were ignored and contrasted costs with the County Home including inmate counts staff salaries and outside placements.
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Oberlin
Oscar G. Dunn
Board of Commissioners
Dunn
J. Holland
Elizabeth Houghton
Elizabeth Lynch
Deng
Fapenses Lacresst
Ho Forth
R. B. Baus
Children’s Home
Vote on Com Hog program planned in Lorain County
Preparations for Lorain County participation in the national refer endum on the Com Hog program begin with a county committee meeting at the Ei Tia Savings and Trust Building. Members will map vote arrangements and discuss five educational meetings in the next two weeks to explain corn and hog production issues. E H Fullmer Eaton is president and F E Sharp Kipton is secretary. Other members include Dewer Aldrich La Grange J L Jones Penfield Paul Jewett Brighton A E Hares PJ Parker Baird Brownelm and L J Buchs Henrietta. Five southern producers are among the signatories of contracts.
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Lorain County
Agric Administration
Ei Tia Savings and Trust
E. H. Fullmer
Eaton
Hhe County Association
F_EE
Sharp
Kipton
Dewer Aldrich
la Grange
J. L. Jones
Penfield
Paul Jewett
Brighton
A. E Hares
PJ Parker Baird
Brownelm
L. J. Buchs
Henrietia
Nine Major Factors Shaping Corn Hog Referendum Meet
Fullmer Sharp and Col Hummel attended a Mansfield meeting of county extension leaders to map plans for the upcoming referendum on a corn hog adjustment program. Ohio State economist Gar Miller outlined nine factors voters must weigh, including drought impacts on livestock and feed grains, as they decide whether to back the 1995 program expiring November 30.
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Fullmer
Sharp
Col. Hummel
Carshog
Mansfield
Gar Miller
Ohio State University Extensions
Miller
Farmers Forecast Large Harvest and Shifts in Corn Supply
Farmers likely to harvest over 100 million acres of core. Other factors include potential rapid rise in corn supply and lower prices, a probable increase in hog numbers within the next two to three years, and a healthy rise in hot numbers with corn acreage kept at a more desirable level.
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