Lorain Countians Part in Four-H Club Program
Two Lorain County 4 H Club members will take part in a national program aired by WGAR Cleveland. Dorothy Lottman from Carlisle Township will discuss The Senior Clay Movement in Ohio, while Henry Sechriver of Belden will perform a xilophone solo. Medina and Cuyahoga County club members also join. National broadcast begins 12 20 P M local starts 12 43 P M. program runs until 1 59 P M.
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WGAR
Cleveland
United States
Dorothy Lottman
Carlisle Township
Ohio
Henry Sechriver
Belden
Ieveland
Medina
Cuyahoga Counties
Fire breaks out in Sunshine Laundry truck near station
Firemen rushed to a Sun shine Laundry Company truck on Clark Street across from the station early today and quickly extinguished a fire blamed on an overheated carburetor. Damage was slight.
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Sunshine Laundry Company
Clark
Winckles Street
Clark Street
Water Department opens tomorrow for college event
A water service restart completed by Pred Merinke allows use tomorrow afternoon after repairs. The notice also reminds payment of bills due with penalties. In unrelated local crime, Harry Aintbler of LaPorte faces intoxication charges from a prior court appearance. A Kroger grocery store break-in on East 18th Street is under investigation with suspect details withheld.
Body of Youth Found on Train Near Cincinnati
An unidentified 23 year old man in khaki civilian conservation corps attire was found dead on the tender of New York Central train 5 between Dayton and Cincinnati. Charles J. Gil reported the body after the train reached Cincinnati. revolver wounds were noted near the heart and head. Engineer William Fagen observed men fleeing as the train left Dayton. stops occurred at Middletown and Winton Place. A Springfield urn was found in his shoe and morgue attendants stated he had been dead about an hour.
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Cincinnati
New York Central
Dayton
Charles J. Gil
Roundhouse
William Fagen
Middletown
Winton Place
Patt Springfield
Death notices and obituaries from Ohio area papers
Multiple obituary notices and local death records from Elyria Wakeman Dayton Gallipolis and surrounding areas. Bertha Kingery 69 died at Elyria Home for the Aged after short illness. Sarah Booth widow Civil War veteran died at home on Indian Hollow Road after brief illness. Agnes Flicker and others mentioned in funeral notices. James Gatto widow Mrs. Gatto died at 59 in Birmingham with funeral in Wakeman. Trene Triska elected president of Delta Chi Sigma sorority at state convention in Columbus. Peace steel steamer passes down Ohio River with nine barges en route to New Orleans. Burial details and burial places referenced.
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Booth
John Mirs
Sarah Flee
Eidow
Indian Hollow
East October
Unced
Liverpool
Obic
Dayton
Trene Triska
Columbus
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Naomi Bachesteiner
Springfield
Dorothy Christian
Gallipolis
Peace
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Union
Political Issues Make Strange Bedfellows In Buckeye Campaign
Columbus Ohio voters see campaigns shaped by religion and party lines as candidates face Catholic and Klan associations. The race features Governor hopefuls Davey and Brown with Bricker and Duffy on overlapping fiscal and education debates. The fight centers on parochial school aid and state funding amid a shifting party alliance.
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Buckeye
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Alfred F. Smith
Davey
Chicago
Smith
Clarence J. Brown
J. A. Cote ‘Scott
Simeon D. Fass
Alfred E. Smith
Jo W. Davis
Bricker
Hengbikan
Brown
Lquidators
Duffy
Sai Dara
Daffy
Wu Klux Klan
State Tax Commission
Aro
al Sehoaa
House of Representatives
Death Summons Mrs Edwards and Others in Obit Notices
A jumble of death notices, community meetings, and local society items: Mrs Edwards is listed among recent deaths, with funeral details at Wood Cemetery and addresses on Colless Street. Several church and club events are announced, including WR meetings, a public meeting at Mt Zinn Baptist Church, and lectures by Dr Foster. Local notes discuss farm labor shifts toward horses and tractors, and obituary notices summarize Lloyd M Shupe’s death at Capital University with burial plans in Aminda.
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Gratton
Crafton
Robert
Balmerland
Colmain
Pleasant Strent
Mt. Zinn Baptist Church
Chicago
Steven Ruzsa
North Pleasant Street
Cleveland
Former Oberlin Businessman Dies in Florida
Gegres Hatoa and Oxford Florida native died at one o'clock Monday in a Leesburg hospital after a short illness. He was born in Oberlin in April 1863 and lived there until leaving with his family to Florida. He was a well known farmer and stock dealer. Survived by his wife and two sons and two daughters and a sister, with several grandchildren and nieces and nephews. The Oberlin Women's Club Garden department will hold activities this week.
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Oberlin
Florida
Hatoa
Oxford
Rida
Leesburg
Fig
Hatha
Eta Fiaridy
Edmonde Hallauss
Draft Horse Breeders Plan Formation in county
Draft Horse Breeders' Association plans discussed by local breeders aiming to promote draft horses in farming. Meeting set for tonight at Herrick Auditorium, Wellington. County horse numbers have fluctuated, with many horses past prime. 1983 count around 6,900, lower than earlier decades.
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Loarain Nunty
Herrick Auditorium
Wellington
Lorain
Wellington News Items from Coram to Shiloh
Local columns report deaths, social notes, and community events in Wellington Ohio and nearby areas. E. F. Witbeck of Los Angeles is noted as the deceased brother of Leon Witbeck and Mary Starr. A Wellington Indoor Softball League banquet at the Methodist Episcopal church features the Allison Sisters and others, with prize announcements and skits.
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Wellington
E. FL Witbeck
Los Angeles
Calif
Leon G. Witbeeck
Mary Starr
Litchfield
Penfield
William Sponseller
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frida
Oelock
Allison
Cleveland
WJAY
Rittman
Ohio
Charles Shepard
Here
Walter Andersons
Imer
Bird Taff
Roa
Ns Committee For New
Aha
A. R. Branson
Willi
W. L. Wadshurer
E. L. Hene
Safety Campaign Report Blank Forms Sent Out
The fourth annual Safety Campaign opens in pre run, with blanks being mailed today to Ka Larain Country employees enrolled this year. Lehnerer urges prompt return to headquarters as 1000 idle reports are due, with monthly progress tallies to show each company's standing in its group.
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H. M. Schserer
Ka Larain
Lehnerer
Schaerer
Court actions on promissory note and divorce
Sears Roebuck and Company sued Lodi A. Ruth of Amherst for 4567 on a promissory note with foreclosure of property in Amherst. E R Rogers granted divorce from Ida Rogers by Judge A R Webber on wilful absence. custody given to defendant. Three suits totaling 35000 filed against Henry Reis of Lorain over a Lenox Avenue October 3 collision, Modesto Orosco et al suing for 5000 15000 and 15000 respectively.
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Sears Roebuck and Company
Lodi A. Ruth
Amherst
E. R. Rogers
Ida Rogers
A. R. Webber
Common Pleas Court
Henry Reis
Lorain
Seneca Avenue
Modesto Orosco
Manuela Orosco
Sixto Rios
Fined Mayoralist Charles Montigre for Intoxication
Charles Montigre of 260 Mast Broad Street was fined $5 and costs after arraignment before Mayor W H Van Oster this morning. Columbus fire crews fought a blaze at Lithopolis Ohio yesterday, destroying three buildings at an estimated loss of $8,900.
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Charles Montigre
Mast
Broad Street
W. H. van~ Oster
Columbus
Lithopolis
New Ohio liquor ordinance limits midnight beer sales
The new ordinance bans sale of beer and intoxicants at midnight and on Sundays, sets a 14 dollar per mile license fee, and prohibits employment of minors in places serving liquor. It also bans daring or other entertainment in beer establishments and takes effect today in Columbus.
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Lima
Hazel Forbes sells $2,208,000 stock inheritance
New York reports say Hazel Forbes sold $2,208,000 in stocks left by her husband. Forbes, once a prominent screen actress and former Folbes star, had married Paul Owen Richmond on May 9, 1981. His death occurred later that year, ending a brief marriage and wealth transfer.
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Hazel Forbes
Screen Acyress
Folbes
New York Reports
Miss Forbes
Paul Owen Richmond
Hor
Markets and Livestock Prices From Cleveland and Toledo
A chaotic market listing shows produce, fowl, ducks, turkeys, eggs, and bakery items with varied weights and prices. The Toledo and Cleveland receipts include hogs, cattle, lambs, and calves with mixed demand and multiple weight bands, indicating a stable yet fluctuating market.
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Tennsylvania
Michigan Sagaous
Toledo
Sligo Los Bagetto
Prine
One Punch Battle Sparks Hollywood Fearsome Clash
Hollywood reports filled with chaos as Jack Oakie and Rex Lease clashed in a wild street scuffle on Hollywood Boulevard. Bystanders intervened after Lease landed a punch and Oakie prepared to respond, with witnesses noting the rapid escalation and later taunts from Oakie.
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Hollywood
Jack Oakie
Rex Lease
Ogr
Hollywood Boulevard
Jack Oakle
Cinema
John Merk Saunders
Herbert Marshall
Charlie Chaplin
Louis H. Meyer
Lease
Vivian Duncan
Eva
Oakie
Char
Chase
Jsa
Fio
Des Friemads
Manny
Uni- Southern Californ
Qakies
Qakie
Rex
Hollywood Athletic Club
Vivian Doncan
Harald Duncan
Brown Gerby
Number One Continued From Page One
An employer spokesman claimed over 60 percent of workers supported the company against union pressure and said the order to close stores unjustly affected both sides. Meanwhile Chester Hoffner of Elyria was fined five dollars and costs for reckless driving before Mayor Vanoster. Citizens should focus on duties over rights.
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A. and
Harry J. Davis
Chester Hoffner
Elyria
W. H. Vanoster
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Ty Deranta
Wren sTrest
Justice For Tintonation
Harry Aintbler
LaPorte
Tweephy
Kroger Greapery
Tadi Street
Binea
Riverside Tavern
Sederis Restaurant
Young Bey
Gulf Gas
Chronicle-Telegram
Alfred Alten
Bertha Kingery
Ing
Sarah F. Booth
My, Anna Flicker
Anta Flicker
W. River Strest
Joseph ‘Ficker
Monroe
Prother Edward Sned
Srandsen James
Agnes Charoa
Zoranta Panrrat
County Titans
Zorsante
Mrs
James Gatto
Wakeman
Joseph Anfein
Birmingham
Florence Township
Gatto
Josph
Angelo
St. Mar. Ehurch
Wakemton
FL E. McLauezhiin
Religious Issue
Herbert S. Duttex
John W. Sft
State Banking Department
Mrs. Edwards
Gus
Memngy Women's
Sary
Dina
Futon
C. S. Hummel
Hammel
Lloyd M. Shupe
Capital University
Wittenberg College
Be al Aminda
Plan Draft Horse Breeders’ Ass'n
Coram
Shepard
Barker Street
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Ray Coates
Ard
Cen
Morris Brenner
Bui
Hachem
Basker
Krol P
Hallowe'en
Charles Shelley
Priza
Wise Finda Deitertech
Charles Webber
Elizabeth Seibert
Kimma Tillars
Borea
Dl. Kane
Merrick Avenue
Russell Ads
Ashlamd
Grace Deedel
Delmar
Courtland Street
Leona Witbeck
Baldwin-Wallien College
Leon Witbeck
W. Gannett
My Fother
Clare Thivara
Pfm
Phat
North Main Street
Noble Grand Meth Lodge
Paola Greaenwald
Sapenuts
M “ Hadaugies Marcaret
Orles Ponnell Shiloh
Onis
Ies BM
Hiera
Sun- Columbus
R. Berrer
Berrer
Dulehofee
Primey Petty
ehWes
Cleary Cabbaul
Witxhel
Hathouse
Wsca Rose
Molhouse
Hubbard Tyne
Toma'tor
A. and P. Company
Sertion 7
Bakers Unt Meat Carters’ Paton
Engineers' Union
Ano Mechanics’ Union
Warehousemen's Union
Managees’ and Clerks’ Union
Firemen’s Unie
Elk’s Restaurant
Second Street
Schroll Coal
Acme
Court Street
The
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