Four Adult Night School Types Planned For Elyria
Elyria will host four adult night school class types this year announced by D A Morris supervisor of trades and industries. Registration for the 7 pm Thursday session will be at Elyria High School. Programs include high school completion and subject study typing shorthand algebra geometry trigonometry English history and other subjects. Also short non credit courses in ceramics wood work and cabinet making plus citizenship preparation. A third type offers pre employment trade courses for early graduates and those changing careers to machine shop and related fields with math blueprint reading and other skills. The fourth type provides vocational apprentice classes in sheet metal bricklaying plastering carpentry and automobile mechanics with first meetings September 13. Apprentices will attend in rooms used last June. The programs receive partial federal and state funding via the local board of education. For more information call Morris at the high school.
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Elyria
D. A. Morris
Morris
United States
Board of Education
Vets Advised To Be Patient On Bonus Claims
Lorain County World War II veterans were told to be patient about Ohio veterans bonus claims not yet paid. County service officer Jack L. Refenning said many inquiries came after Courtney E. Kirby explained the aim to clear regular claims in four weeks, delaying slightly irregular ones. No claims are fully denied. some are temporarily disallowed pending review.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Jack L. Refenning
Veterans’ Service
Courtney E. Kirby
Ohio Veterans Compensation
Elyria Veterans Service Center
Refenning
Kirby
Widow Accused Of Killing Two Children In Oregon
A 38 year old widow in Grants Pass confessed to killing her two children Pamela 11 and Paul 10 due to money troubles from a 75 dollar monthly relief check. She lured them to an auto court slept them with sleeping pills and stabbed them before fleeing to Portland.
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Portland
Ore
Grants Pass
Francis Irene McCurdy
Pamela
Paul
Auto Court
Carl Peters
John McComb
Gold Hill
Rev Mayer Is Returned To Local EUB Churches
The Rev Ludwig Mayer, pastor of Brownhelm Evangelical United Brethren and South Ridge churches, was returned to these congregations at the Ohio Conference sessions. This will be his third year serving in the area.
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Mayer
Ludwig Mayer
Brownhelm
Vitamin A from sharks fuels poultry and dairy feeds
A large company operates shark fishing boats and its shark division provides vitamin A concentrates for food, feed, and pharmaceuticals. Much of the carcass is used for fish meal and fertilizer, while liver yields the nutrient.
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Shark Industries
Off icers Reelected At Brotherhood Of Saint Andrew Meet
Samuel S. Schmidt of Harrisburg was reelected president of the Brotherhood of Saint Andrew at its 50th national convention held at Western College for Women. Lt. Gen. John C. Lee, also of Harrisburg, was reelected executive vice president. All other officers were reelected including Douglas Turnbull Jr of Baltimore as treasurer and Henry Beck of Philadelphia as secretary. Other vice presidents named were Henry Wendt of San Francisco Courtney Barber of Chicago James Houghteling of Washington Harrison Fiddlesof of Annapolis and William Legge of Rockville Centre. The convention closes today.
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Oxford
Samuel S. Schmidt
Harrisburg
Brotherhood of Saint Andrew
Western College For Women
John C. Lee
Douglas Turnbull, Jr
Baltimore
Henry Beck
Philadelphia
Henry Wendt
San Francisco
Courtney Barber
Chicago
James Houghteling
Washington
Harrison Fiddlesof
Annapolis
William Legge
Rockville Centre
Long Island, N. Y
Seventeen Boys Earn Archery Awards in Summer Program
Seventeen members of the U. kh, C. A. boys' department earned awards in the Summer archery program conducted in the boys' room last month under the supervision of Harry Hansen.
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U. Kh, C. A. Boys’ Department
Harry Hansen
Local youth archery contest awards six top scorers
Six boys earned "Little John" sweat er emblems for scoring 200 or more points in a 40 foot archery event. They shot 30 arrows at a 48 inch target awarding points at 40 feet. Named winners include Douglas Burgen, Alfred Chesler, Don Elbert, Robert Wagner, Keith Horton and Cliff Elbert with ribbon awards going to Archer 180 points John Mar.
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Nounced
Little John
Douglas Burgen
Alfred Chesler
Don Elbert
Robert Wagner
Keith Horton
Cliff Elbert
Archer
Johhn Mar
Sharp Shooters and Bowmen Named in Event Scores
Sharpshooter Ed Loll Del Gorham and Gary Castle scored 160 points while Robert Mansfield Donald Andress and Kenneth Phillips led with 130, and Yeoman David Russert Allen Castle and Mike Moss tallied 100 in the event.
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Shall
Larry Lahiff
Ed Loll
del Gorham
Gary Castle
Bowman
Robert Mansfield
Donald Andress
Kenneth Phillips
Yeoman
David Russert
Allen Castle
Mike Moss
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