Marylyn Thorpe To Live With Father For A Month
Hollywood reports Marylyn Thorpe will live a month with her father Dr. Branklyn Thorpe at Toluen Lake as legal custody matters with Mary Astor drift toward final resolution. Astor plans a diary and writing project while Thorpe shows little interest in her literary ambitions.
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Columbia Pictures
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Teachers Receive Official Orders For 1946 37 Lorain County Schools
County Superintendent OC Gibbens announced final instructions for the opening of the 1946 37 school year in Lorain County. Meetings for principals and superintendents of village and rural schools are set in the County Board of Education office at 9 30 a m Saturday. Elementary county teachers will gather at 9 30 a m Monday at the Tidsville school for work related information. Miss teachers and new art teachers meet at 3 p m Monday in Elyria Savings and Trust Company directors room.
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OC. A. Gibbens
County Board of Education
Tidseville
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Amherst Sanatorium School Arrangements and Local Notices
Amherst Board of Education approved a three mill levy for the sanatorium school to open this fall within the Amherst public school system. Miss Evelyn Ludwig resigns as domestic science teacher to join the Bell Telephone Co in Cleveland. Amherst Day observance at the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland prompts a citywide parade and stores closing. East ern Stars resume meetings. Amherst Garden Club plans a third annual flower show. American Legion post to hold a memorial at the club rooms.
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C. A. Gibbens
de. DH. Minnis
Pleasantsview
Evelyn Ludwig
Elyria
Bell Telcphone Company
Cleveland
Pleven
Town Hall
South Amherst
Whiskeyville
Here
Cuyahosa County
C. B. Cooper
Henry Gatland
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Amherst Garden Club
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Funeral rites for George Hoffner at Zilch Funeral Home
Funeral rites for the late George Hoffner age 71 will be held at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon from Zilch Funeral Home, with Thomas Williams, pastor of the Congregational church, officiating. Burial will be at Ridgehill Memorial Park.
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George Hoffner
Zilch
Thomas Williams
Congregational Church
Ridgehill Memorial Park
Wakeman News Notes Residents Attend Calls and Visits
Wakeman community updates show Mr and Mrs Raymond Shinsky visiting Amherst and Elyria relatives, Evelyn Barnes from Cleveland visits, and 4 H Girls finishing judging at Home Economics cottage followed by a Ruggs Reach picnic. Local residents plan visits to Vermilion, Oberlin Business College attendance noted, and moves announced for McLaughlin family relocating to Cooper Street.
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Ray Jnewett
Washington Street
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Mary Hraewer
C. P. Schmidt
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Ts Ro
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Conrad Mulder
James Brouce
Walter Miller
Henry Schriner
Arthur Beegeszes
Allen Camp
Charles Ehbhs
Myrtle Berger
Hulda Berger
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Edith Ehrman
Olive Miller
Frances Jaeger
Gladys Hopkins
Welen Roem
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H. L. Beesing
Raymond Shinsky
W. J. Benson
Vincy Shinsky
Amnherst
T. F. O'Donnell
Elyria
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Frank Mills
Ruby Peabody
Jean Forenan
Cleveland
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Alex Kuhereik
Evelyn Barnes
L. Ja. Barnes
J. EB
Robert Hoyt
Ruggles Reach
Anna Cooley
George Cooley
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Josephine Tease
W. L. Pease
Ruth Filkins
Robert Stiles
Dorr Thomas
Elizabeth Service
Oberlin Business College
Robert McLaughlin
Mantua
McMann
Cooper Street
Paul O'Brian
Hilda Nideluta
Townsend Picnic and Rally Reported A Townsman Event
Townsendites hear reports of a rally at Akron test Saturday. Eloise Grossman of La Porte won the popularity contest in four counties by 92 overall. LaGrange No 1 invites all to fall meeting to hear Park Sumner and Daniel Falkner. Mrs J H Brouse appointed reception chair. Visiting Townsendite Mrs Downs spoke. Club singing closed the meeting.
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Raymond J. Jeffries
Eaker
Cleveland
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LaGrange Club No. 1
Town Hall
LaGrange
J. H. Brouse
Woodland Avenue
Charge New Dealers Threaten Relief Workers
The Republican National Committee charged that New Deal party political bosses threaten relief workers with loss of WPA jobs and the wiping out of her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Dideluis. Mary Buckley of Cleveland regards her parents as threatened.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
New Deal Party
Walter Dideluis
Mary Buckley
Cleveland
M. i. Buckley
Death by own action blamed on illness for Ickes son
In Chicago, Wilmarth Ickes, 37, son of Secretary Harold L. Ickes, was found dead in his bedroom at the secretary’s residence with an automatic pistol in hand. Police said a nervous illness and a long migraine history contributed to the apparent suicide while the family vacationed at Mackinac Island. His wife Elizabeth, the widow, had returned with children Donald 17 Anne 10 and Barbara 6.
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Wilmarth Ickes
Sten-Son
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Mackinac Island
Mich
Goronere
Elizabeth Dahlman
Milwaukee
Mutkinag Island
Donald
Anne
Barbara
WPA Revelations Hit Political Pressure in Pennsylvania
A Republican committee accuses Democrats of corrupt tactics to preserve the New Deal and alleges threats to stop WPA relief if London is elected. It claims favoritism in WPA foreman selections in Somerset and Cambria counties, Pa. The report frames the issue as part of a broader critique of the administration’s practices.
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Alf Laidon
Somerset
Cambria
Pennsylvania
London
Deep Sea Diver In Serious Condition In Kentucky Lake Rescue
LENINGTON Kentucky September 1 Charles K K Kleineman Washington D C deep sea diver remains in serious condition after an accident in Herrington Lake near Harrodsburg. He is kept under an oxygen tank in a hospital as doctors treat the bends the dangerous dive for the body of Gladys Harner 20 of New Lebanon Ohio ended with his air hose breaking above surface and his rescue from the lake bottom awaiting further treatment
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Keineman
Diver fatally affected by rapid ascent from deep dive
A diver reached 160 feet in an artificial lake when a sudden pressure change caused bends. Blood streamed from his mouth and nose as he surfaced. Heineman faced swallowing difficulties today, doctors reported.
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Heineman
East Liverpool Adopts Plan for Municipal Power Plant
East Liverpool council passes ordinance to buy or build a 1.5 million municipal power plant financed by mortgage bonds. The plan mirrors the Piqua approach, which the state supreme court upheld.
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East Liverpool
Piqua
State Supreme Court
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