Enrollments Rise Across Elyria Schools Amid Variances
Elyria public schools report total enrollment near 4 504, with Elyria High at 1 700 and Jefferson Junior High adding two high school students. Total high school enrollment stands at 1 823, three days into the term, just 21 below last year. Elementary enrollment reaches 681, with special classes for crippled children at Gates Hospital affecting totals.
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Iguana Elyria High
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Franklin Hamilton MakKinley Roosevelt
Ranklin
Death Record John Allgood of Beri Township
John Allgood of Beri township died yesterday morning on the family farm where he was born He was 64 years old He was married and survived by two sisters Jennie Humm of Cleveland and Miss Gertrude Allgood of Berlin Two brothers Albert and William M Allgood of Florence Funeral services will be held from the late home Saturday at 2 40 p m Reverend F Eastman of Wakeman will officiate Burial will be in Boyer Cemetery on Route 58
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Permit Issued for Remodeling Of Room
A permit was issued yesterday for remodeling a vacant room next to The City Hardware. The work includes building a front changes and adapting the space for a rake up, with an estimated cost of 4740.
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St Broad Ae
City Hardware, Company
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Horgan
Fine Suspended for George Jobusgn on Petit Larceny Charge
George Jobusgn of 48 Ware Avenue was fined 810 and given a suspended sentence after being found guilty of petit larceny. The incident occurred on a Friday when two tires were found in the back of a car belonging to The Caloun Corporation. The case was heard by Judge Al Baird.
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George Jobusgn
Ware Avenue
Marne
AL Baird
Petit Larerny
Wild Cow New Britain and Fort Worth Fire Inquiry
Fort Worth residents report a street fire and safety concerns after a reported confrontation between a man and police. The incident involves weapons warnings and a past escape from municipal control, with authorities investigating potential offense reports and housing safety implications.
Shrine Golfers to Compete in Elyria Tournament Tomorrow
About 150 Shrine golfers from northern Ohio are expected at the Elyria Counters Club for the final 1956 Al Koran Temple golf tournament in Cleveland. Prizes will be awarded in several classes. Ralph McQuater and the potentate head regional activists as guests. a dinner and entertainment program is planned after the day’s play.
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Elyria Counters Club
al Koran Temple
Cleveland
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Regiple
Ralph McQuater
Potentate
Harry ©. Reynolds
Demand for Rooms Prompted at Cleveland Convention
Preparations are under way at an American Legion center as warnings about a shortage of lodging in Cleveland spread. Officials urge registered rooms to be ready for use during the convention, with organizers noting the need to house visiting attendees amid limited accommodations.
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Fragmented notes recall school transfers and enrollments at Amherst and nearby towns
Fragmentary OCR derives from a page about school transfers and enrollments affecting Amherst, Ridgeville, Oberlin, and nearby townships. Mentions include Pitts Heid Townships closing schools, various district transfers, and counts or placements, with scattered place names like Amherst, Ridgeville, Oberlin, and Waseca.
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Pitts Heid Townships
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Amherst
Ridgeville
Atoche Mara Tady
Studer
Hanretta
Waseca
Bridge Records Scanned Amid County Archive Review
Local records office reports ongoing scanning of bridge records in Brownhel Township and nearby Erie County. Officials indicate the effort confirms line boundaries and involves court and ward staff across Lon fain County while evaluating the funding and responsibility for the project.
Fined 875 And Costs By Mayor For Gambling Arrest
William J Ready, proprietor of the Ready Cigar Store on Broad Street, was fined 875 and costs by the mayor after a second arrest for gambling. He had previously been fined 220 and costs for permitting gambling.Police reports say authorities found evidence of race betting at his establishment.
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William J Ready
Ready Cigar
Broad Street
Costey Baird
Ready
Patruhnan C.K. Parker
Mzan
Fragmentary OCR note on commerce and figures
Partial cleaned text indicates a discussion of five units or items, mentioning Dunn and various names in a commerce context. The readable fragment references a page continuation, a request for measurements or reporting, and mentions a person linked to a transaction or survey.
Toledo Man Faces Reckless Driving Charge Here
George Ollson of Toledo will be tried this afternoon on a reckless driving charge after his car collided with an unmanned vehicle operated by A. El Alae Powell of Amherst. Ollson pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Mayor Baird. Powell reported brakes on Ollson’s car were inadequate. Harriet Flore of 712 East Avenue reported damage to her vehicle from a parked car on West Avenue. A car driven by W Higgins of Cleveland and J Sullivan of 128 West Bridge Street collided on Main Street last night, causing damage.
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Toledo
Mt Broad Street
East Avenue
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Amherst
Ollsou
Dowa. Baird
West Avenue
W. Higgins
Cleveland
J. J. Sullivan
West Bridge Street
Y de Street
Continue Hunt For Missing Baby
Detroit police investigate a missing 20 month old baby last seen near Detroit Park. Detectives, including Deputy William Collins, pursue leads across the area with many officers and roadblock checks. Authorities seek information and describe the case as ongoing with no confirmed whereabouts.
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William Collins
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Oberlin Freshman Week Begins With Informal Events
Incoming Oberlin College freshmen prepare for orientation with informal socials, tea gatherings, and welcome activities. The schedule includes informal parties, campus tours, and guidance sessions to ease transitions, with students arriving as part of early weeks of orientation.
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Oberlin College
Orchard Kindergarten Opens Next Tuesday
Orchard Kindergarten opens next Tuesday under The Sper Vision of Ass Mary Yo rk Mallape. Formal registration will be held Friday, September 0, at the Kindergarten from Soon to Ind aeloek. The registration includes children whose parents have arranged attendance and other children five years old.
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Ass Mary
Republican Women Organize For Year
Republican women gathered to plan the year at a Lorain County meeting. Stetse chaired the election board and led the session. speakers included Gerald from Awan Lak and May Drain who were named leaders of the county women’s club. An officers slate was discussed with Myre and McGrain officiating.
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Birthday party noted for Lorin Ware at West Vine Street
Lorin Magene Ware, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ware, celebrated his birthday Wednesday evening at their West Vine Street home. Friends and relatives from Camden, Kipton, Brighton, Pittsfield, Oberlin, and beyond attended with cake and gifts as part of a neighborhood family gathering.
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Kipton
Kari Davidson
Brighton
Ind
Leroy Lounshravehard Uehter
Betty Maye
Pittsfield
Treasures Of Old Cap Shaw Sold At Auction
Cleveland watchers attended a lengthy sale of the estate of Captain Shaw a noted racehorse owner who died in 1925. The 21 year wait ended with heirs receiving about 375000 each after legal fees and horse and memorabilia sales. Included were racing horses once pensioned at North Randall and a mansion full of furnishings and collected treasures.
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Coughlin Campaign Backed Lemke Amid Vatican Row
Detroit reports Father Charles Coughlin launched a speaking tour in support of third party candidate William Lemke. The pontifical church line from Rome stirred debate as Coughlin criticized President Roosevelt, while his bishop denied any rebuke of the priest for political statements.
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Dislikes School. Runs Away From Home
A boy who dislikes school ran away from his boarding home yesterday and was later found at his aunt’s house in Lorain. Officer William Oldham located him and returned him to the Home. The boy allegedly took $314 from Smith’s money before departing. Gallipolis reports Henry A. Wedemeyer, former Gallia County commissioner, died from injuries after being struck by a falling tree. His son, Wer Wedemeyer, is a county truancy officer.
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Court proceedings and personal disputes surface in local notices
In a court row filed today, W Smith of 82 Soul seeks divorce from Pa Ying Smith on marriage strain amid claims of threats and alleged firearm incidents. Miller reports a sighting of a rifle firing near a Milan avenue residence. Elmer L Stamifen praised for duty in a district meeting context.
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Ohio News In Brief Marietta and Cleveland items
Ohio brief items from Marietta Cleveland and surrounding towns report a wife’s departure and family losses, a college graduate from Ohio State University, a store owner killed in a Strausburg shop incident, rat-killing contest winners, and a public safety traffic experiment in Tarana. Mayors and conference leaders are noted in other items.
Three: Cape Cod Steaming Company in Collision Case
Continued from page one, debate over peer and federal faults in a collision at sea. The Cape Cod Steamship Company faces accusations related to drawing a crow deep dies while ignoring a distress signal from the Speel Pier. The Yankins line case looms as a potential open inquiry next week amid wartime hardships and child starvation reports.
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Federa’ Bullingspretar
Witsets
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