Dunn Opposes Colleague Bid to Bypass Bids on Veterans Housing
County Commissioner Oscar Go Hunt opposes a measure by Commissioner Thomas Metgeachie to allow direct contracts for emergency veterans housing without competitive bids. D disputes cite waste and public funds risks. Past Lorain trailer project raised concerns after authority for no bid work. Prosecutor Wickens notes legal bid requirements and potential losses to county taxpayers. The county now seeks bids for remaining work to finish the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Go Hunt
Thomas Mettéachie
McGeuchie
Dulin
McGeachie
Lorain
McCreachie
Ohio Engineering
Duan
Wiliam Gi. Wickens
Benefit Concert Delightful Evening at First Congregational
A benefit concert at the First Congregational Church featured hymns and works by Bach Mendelssohn and others sung by Si.doni's Senior Choir and the St Auby's Ladies Choir under Jones Chapel sponsorship. Mrs Dorothy Massengine soprano and Mrs Grace Perry performed solos while Mrs Nell Gwinn directed the choir. Audience enthusiasm and a bouquet for Mrs Gwinn marked the event. A British factory ship in the Antarctic is dehydrating whale meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bach
Mendelssohn Christiansen
Burleigh
Handieht
Ofhiers
Si.doni
St. Auby's Alm
Cleveland
First Congregational Church
Thie’ Jones Chapel
ASM. E. Church of Ely Ys. Soto
Dorothy Massengine
Grace Perry
Tayes
Nell Gwinn
Ida Lewis
Jones Chapel
Birthday Greeting From Germany for Elyria Resident
Mrs Pauline Gould received a birthday greeting by telephone from her daughter Mrs Raymond Cornborough now in Frankfort Germany. Cornborough, once Marion Coyne, attended Fly fia schools, worked in the Pentagon during the war, and married Caplan Cornborough who was also stationed there. She was Elyria’s first applicant for a passport to join her husband in Germany and arrived a year ago with the first group of American wives on the Thomas Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Gould
Raymond Cornborough
Frankfort
Germany
Cornborough
Marion Coyne
Fly
Fasaport
Yen Hier
Lon
Tere
Tamo Prayw
Thomas Hferry
Grafton Kiwanis Ladies Night Draws Community Cheer
Grafton Kiwanis Club held Ladies Night with 68 attendees at the Imperial Church dinner served by the women of the church. Group singing featured Wilzel and Kenneth Peters, a humorous reading by Leon Letman, and vocal numbers by the Eagles quartet. Willard Anos, a frozen fond company representative, showcased a series of interesting rims to close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton- Ladies
Grafton Kirwanis
Lmbisciaty
Conception Church
Fl Weilzel
Kenneth Peters
Weno
Leon Letman
Eagles Quartet
Letrain
Willard Anos
Frozen Fond
Police Sought To Find Missing Edna Dedarned Daughter
Mrs Cherge Dedarned 88 17th Avenue appeals to police today to aid the search for her daughter Edna age 2 who has been missing since April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherge
Mhey
Edna
News Of The Girl Scouts Troops 6 10 22 Activities
Brownies of Troop 10 held a Bastyr party with ice cream cookies and paper place cards. Troop 22 at Lake Avenue school met. officers reports and projects were discussed. new leader Mrs H Parks noted. Troop 6 visited Nurses Home and the hospital, with guide and completed helmet and merit work. McKinley Brownies held an investiture service and pinned emblems, followed by a crafts session and list of initiates for a project to raise funds for the Crippled Children's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue School
von Apeiland
Greece
Lows Mein
Berks
Troop 22
H. Parks
Stup 5
Lake Avenue
Multa
Ines
Aaliy
Maunenou
Wald Rose Barre
Managon
Ppansy Patrol
Dores
Gibbens
Elsesa Mtce
Morial Hospital
I‘ Mes
Cullen
Hh Cook
Miss Beeev
Mae
Pearl Murphy McKinley Brownies
McKinley
Thomas
Rager
Ropgard
Pandora Viurne
Jane Chithan
Gage
Ridgeville Civic League to hear Keller Monday
Ridgeville Civic League will hear Arnold Keller of the Institute of Inter-American Affairs speak at Taw Hall Monday night. Keller, sent to Brazil during the war, will share experiences and show slides. The meeting is open to the public and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Morris Brown
Ridgeville Civic League
Arnold Keller
Lorain
Elyria Garden Club News and Plant Notes
A town garden column discusses cherry trees gifted to Washington in 1903, thanks to David Fairchild, and notes on planting and cultivation. It recalls plant characteristics, a seven foot specimen on Cleveland Road, and a Q A from a Cleveland paper about Canadian Mounted Police lore and local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tokyo
Potomac
Department of Ngricwkhyre
David Fairchild
Frank Walford
William A. Bly
George Dunham
Cleveland Road
Dover visit and family ties described in local notes
An item recounts visits and family connections involving Erhart MOTHER LS, Airs Mirbeth Cotterplan, Mrs. James Heckler and Koretia, and J. G. Haury relatives. The fragmented text mentions Easter, neighbors, and various names in a rural community context, conveying social visits and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erhart
Fred
Ansner- Wet
Loania
Frida
Dover
Airs
Mirbeth Cotterplan
James Heckler
Daugher Koretia
Frisekles
J. G. Haury
Proias
Mie
Greorge Portes
Brevanus
Peter
AL van
Elyria District Elects Co-Op Directors In Elyria
The Loran County Fort Bureau Cooperative Association elected two new directors for the Elyria district at a meeting last night at the First Methodist church. John Rosé, a commercial vegetable grower, will serve two years, and Frank Rahl, a general farmer, one year, representing Floria Carlisle Ridgeville Avon and Sheffield townships. Directors from other districts were previously elected, with Merritt Powell noting a future board meeting to organize and elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loran County Fort Bureau Cooperative Association
Methodist
John Rosé
Frank Rahl
Carlisle Township
Elyria
Rosé
Rahl
Floria
Carlisle
Ridgeville
Avon
Sheffield
Ave
Amherst
County Associatiot
Wellingtei
Grafton
Oberlin
Merritt Powell
Cooperative Association
Appeals in 19 compensation cases heard here
Nineteen unemployment compensation appeals were heard by six defendants from General Industries in a board of review session. The cases include Frances Gentkowski Colson Corp Alice Meftulin Flamena Bell Cora Skeets Marty Dinis Stefania Dzienis Zewhsa Margaret Stefik Burton Womack Harold Webb Andrew Arvay Ruth Hart Kenneth Moore Juither Noble Helen Maxwell Helen Palas Mary Mullen and Jefe White The Pfauuer Co Wesley Stambach and others are involved in retroactivity challenges to the unemployment compensation rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ftor
Biyfia
Trom
Board of Review
Ohio Bureau of
C. A. Olsti Manus
Frances Gentkowski
Colson Corp
Alice [Meftulin
Flamena Bell
Cora ‘Skeets
General Industries
Marty Dinis
Stefania Dzieniszewhsa
Margaret Stefik
Burton’ Womack
Western Automatic Machine Pnd
Screw Co
Harold Webb
Andrew Arvay
Ruth Hart
Kenneth Moore
Juither Noble
Helen
Police Court News Fines For Reckless Driving
Police court fined Harry Butcher ten dollars and costs after arraignment on reckless driving charges following a collision on Clark Street that injured John Psenitz. Auxiliary meetings and local social events are noted, including a birthday supper for Lawrence Henk and visits by families around Elyria, with several residents listed.
Two arraignments for intoxication in city court
From page one a number of persons were arraigned in police court on intoxication charges. East Westfall of 100 Highland court and John A. Nary of 406 Middle avenue faced the court for the Thursday 4 40 p m arrest on Second street and a 5 50 p m arrest at a Stygret restaurant. A city bus collision on Cleveland street injured two passengers. A truck carrying seven tons of sand rear ended the bus and driver Ramon Rumler of Grafton was cited for reckless driving. Bus passenger Mrs. Charles Decker of 31495 Eighth Pike suffered injuries to her left leg, right hand and shoulders. Mrs. Berd Saxon of 315 16th street reported a neck injury. The bus had stopped at Hawkhayne street when the impact occurred. F S Keys was the bus driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Westfall
Highland Court
Second Street
John A. Nary
Middle Avenue
Cleveland Street
Ramon Rumler
Grafton
A. RB. Agate
Robert Ross
H. D. Grafton
Charles Decker
Conie
Berd Saxon
16Th Street
Hawkhayne Street
F. S. Keys
Potsdam echoes on Germany split and Soviet aims
The report revisits Potsdam era talks with Stalin Bevin and Bevin’s claims about German dismemberment. It notes Molotov’s rebuttal of Britain’s stance and cites discussions on policing the German frontier, reparations, and the postwar map. It references Roosevelt Tehran plans and Churchill Moscow proposals, with late summaries of allied positions and future expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Wraman
Brimi
Clement Attlee
Cen
Erilicimo Stalin
Aussia
Stalin
Potsdam
Ernest Heven
James F. Bernes
Melorue
Mr Roosevelt
Tehran
Germany
Churchill
Mescow
Bevin
Britain
Offerer
Ciermigny
Molotov
Marshall
Local Court Records Reveal Multiple Alimony and Divorces
The Lorain court docket lists Ruth Watson suing for alimony from Charleson for alleged neglect after a 1980 marriage with two children. Alice Eberhardt files for divorce from Arthur on neglect and cruelty, following a 1936 marriage and two children. A 21-year-old trust on the will of Jett An estate case outlines beneficiaries and distribution. Contempt of court charges, additional divorces for neglect and cruelty, and associated probate inventories are reported for several residents, including Mary and Rose. A woman sues Kiyria Woman's Club for injuries from a kitchen fall. other filings involve medical, trust, and estate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Watson
Lorain
Charleson
Prouids
Alice Eberhardt
R. DB
Antherst
Arthur
Global tension and Palestine debate amid Truman plan opposition
Fragmented text describes Sens Claude Pepper and Cen HH Taylor rail against Wallace defenses as London press debates U S stance. Mentions United Nations prep for a Palestine session, efforts toward peace, and mixed views on American policy and British moves amid international pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sens
Claude Pepper
Fla
Cen HH
Taylor
Dylida
Wallace
London
Daily Telegraph
Wallice
United States
United Nations
Measartar
Inet
Polat
Fragmented OCR note from local shop listing garbled text
A jumbled OCR passage from a local store page shows scattered fragments about a place name Hui diate store and various unrelated terms. readable segments are insufficient to identify a clear event, date, or named persons, producing a garbled record with no coherent news.
Boys Find Trip Is Quite Rugged
Three Cleveland boys aged 18 said they planned a Wyoming trip and rode toward the west 40 miles from Cleveland. They were apprehended by a truck driver after breaking a window at a Kipton gas station and stealing candy and cigarettes. They slept in a field Thursday night and described it as cold and uncomfortable as they waited in county jail with parents to be contacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wyoming
Kipton
Will Build New Homes On Bell Court
John Gredowsky of Bell Court has secured city building permits to construct two new one story frame homes at 1005 and 1000 Bell Court. The dwellings, planned at 28 by 26 feet, are estimated to cost $7,000 each and Gredowsky will perform his own labor on the build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gredowsky
Bell Court
Hatl Dickeson
Géertovsky
Clearview Twilights Elect Officers
LORAIN The first meeting of the Clearview school twilights was held at Betty Fitzald s home. Officers elected were Lea Traffletti president Juanita Welch secretary Betty Pitagerald treasurer. On the program committee are Jeannine Monard chairman Grace Gughmtt Dorothy Balzer Ethel Kerley and Kathleen Flanagan. Ways to raise money were discussed before the meeting s close. Ethel Kerley served refreshments. Dorothy Balzer will be the next hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Clearview
Betty Fitzald
Lea- Lhe ‘Traffletti
Juanita Welch
Betty Pitagerald
Jeannine Monard
Grace Gughmtt
Dorothy Balzer
Ethel Kerley
Kathleen Flanagan
Death records from Brownhelm Wellington and Elyria area
Death notices report Henry Seymour Greening 74 Brownhelm parish farmer died at home at 5 15 am after eight months illness with burial in Brownhelm cemetery. Mary Catherine Lang 77 of Prospect Street died at home of her daughter Dora Spangler with burial in Mt Hope Akron. John William Miller 72 died suddenly at 1108 West Avenue after long service with National Tube Company. services at Sundard Funeral Home with burial at Ridgehill Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Seymour Greening Amherst
Henry Seymour Greening
Brownhelm
Henrietts
Victor Schnivak
Howard C
Elyvia
Puneral
RE. Albright
Brownhelm Cemetery
Wellington
Mary Cathering Lang
C. C. Spangler
Prospeut Strget
Suwerud
Sullivan
Bee
Akron
Christian Church
Dora Spangler
Villa Hardman
Lowe Reat
Benjamin
Mway
Sharp Funural
Mt. Hope Cemetery
John William Miller
John
William Maller
West Avenue
Jvria
National Tube Company
St. Paul's Church
Fieri Bik
Odd Fellows
Maraorel AP Wenzel
Coal Industry Spokesman Attacks Krug Over Lewis Tactics
A National Coal Association official accused Interior Secretary Krug of aiding John L. Lewis by keeping mine safety rules loose. The report notes ongoing soft coal mine shutdowns entering the sixth day with production rising to about 50 percent as investigators probe safety and compliance, with Senate and House committees poised to scrutinize mine safety and Lewis’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coal Industry
Interior
J. A. Krug
John L. Lewis
Ing B. Battie
National Coal Association
King
Coal Mines Administration
Lewis
Nortal
UMW
House
Senate
Ding
Senate Public Lands
Centralia
Dasteter
Luciano taken to Italian prison amid deportation clash
Genoa police say Luciano, former New York vice boss, was moved by a Turkish ship to Marigst prison in Geno, after a dawn arrest 12 miles offshore. He faces clandestine expatriation charges for leaving Italy to Cuba last year and will be held in Gettua prison about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Charles Tacky Laciano
New York
Cuba
Luciano
Bakr
Getstars Bor
Ballan
Marigst
Gena
Luciana
Farmers Party At Grafton Postponed To April 14
A farm party for farmers and others is rescheduled to next Monday April 14 at Gratten High School in Grafton. Speaker Goodsear Vi and Rubber Co. arranged the event through Coldiver dealer McGinley who noted the change and that a movie showing valuable title savings was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vi and Rubber Co
Grafton High Co
Eas McGinley
Coldiver
Gratten High School
Boom
McGinley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dunn
Antarctic
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
Grafton Kiwanis Club
News of the Girl Scouts
Hygrade's
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Mba Eae T
Nachurs Limuid Fertilizer
Rin
Wna-Ghurs Plant Food Company
Marlon
Ohio
Canada
Ridgeville League
Keller
Elyria Garden Club News
J. B. Thomas
Canadian Mounted Palice
Charles
Botherdon
Clin
Charlie
Alwys
Dudae
Webber
Wren
Co-Op
Police Court News
Harry Butcher
Blast River Street
Clark Street
John Pscenitz
Robert Zeller
Woodford Avenue
Vivian Vaughn
Vaughn
Elvira Memus Knighta
St. John
Henry Winter
Jerome’ Schimitz
Edward Metz
Leslie Fitch
Fitch
Lawrence Henk
Chester Road
Lawrence Deak
Donald
Ada Myers
Shelby
the Starlight Club
Thomas Hyekavee
Bertop
Fred Peak
Gladys
Bewas
Nettie Viets
Nelson Hawke
Alva Frantz and
Ouddren
Berex
Mes
Keight
A. Ammon
Jett
Hey Will
C. BI Widden
Willard ‘Hathaway
Ashland
Mary
Daive Martin
Elking
W. Virtue
J Mien
Whitney
Pittsfield
Margaret
Lew Jorden
Marion Houghton
Russell
R. D
Edward Kiye
Guy Bi
Findley
James Blemes
Maxine Forence
Samuel Street
Stephen
Ren
Lenora Brumley
Riverside Court
Gilbert
Shelbyville
Pearl Humprey
Lodi Street
Leonaidaf
Glendale
Ore
Ruth M. Johnston
Blyria
Teddy
Raremental Life Lis
Doimstan
Pirlene Leadingham
Desey
Judes Guy B. Findies
Nes
teeLound
Sara M. Wiliams
Truley
Kiyria Woman's Club
Fouartts Street
Whale
Tetha Sausanuin
Lornin
Oned
Bernard
Yaar
Mary Sreilata
Caroline Street
Rueea
Floeheth
John Spaeth
Cheetnot Ridate
Mians Bloc
Arnoda
Pace One Sane
Wyatt
Wes Gay
R. E. Baird
Elyria Public Schools
Miami University
Ohio State University Law School
R. E. (Dick) Baird
Clearview Twilights
Death Records
Mary Catherine Long
Krug
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Nichols and Dicken
Funeral Home
Nichols
Middle Ave
R. Nichols
Uneral
Harold Dicken
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!