Health Council To Meet At Grafton School
Dr. James A. Doull of Western Reserve University will be principal speaker at the twenty third annual meeting of Lorain County Board of Health District Advisory Council. The gathering at 6 30 am May 5 at Grafton School will elect officers and a board member, discuss public health trends, and review department finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Doull
Western Reserve University Medical School
Lorain County Board of Health
Grafton School
Board of Health
W. N. Hitchcock
R. F. D. Grafton
C. R. Comings
Oberlin
The
Brant of Health
Harlan Dud
South Main Street
Wellington
W. G. Nord
Spring Street
Amherst
PF. H. Rogers
Mechanic Street
Grafton
W. Jr. Morrison
Reamer Place
Helen M. Arnold
Avon Lake
L. BE. Kerr
Doull
Puerto Rico
Ohio State Health Department
Fined and suspended driving rights in Elyria court
Mildred Riviera and A. D. Oberlin faced penalties after arraignment yesterday in police court. Oberlin was fined 30 dollars and costs with seven months driving suspension for driving while intoxicated after a Cleveland street arrest last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Riviera
A. D. Oberlin
Elyria
Cleveland Street
Donor Call: Blood Needed To Help Wounded Troops
Between 16 and 60 individuals are urged to contact their local Red Cross chapter to donate a pint of blood. The message promotes the dry plasma processor enabling preserved plasma to aid wounded servicemen worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Court House Notices and Divorce Filings in Oberlin Area
Carl Berger sues James Roth for 3648 in personal injuries and property damage from a January traffic collision on Middle avenue at Sixth street. A Mildred Arline Eates of South Amherst seeks divorce from James of Lorain, married 1936, with two children. Stanley H. Diack of Lorain seeks divorce from Noelle Marie Catextax while he served in the U S Navy in France, claiming evacuation arrangements. he paid 250 for passage, she refused to come. Nesta Holitzka is granted a divorce from Victor by Judge Cook. Anna Mangine's divorce suit against Reuben is dismissed. A justice court judgment for 92 to Peter M Cody against Joseph Kretovic and Lake Parsons is appealed to common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Berger
Oberlin
James Roth
Griswold
Middle Avenue
Sixth Street
Mildred Arline Eates
South Amherst
James of
Lorain
France
Stanley H. Diack
Black
Noelle Marie Catextax
U.S. Navy
Lourdes
America
Justice of the Peace
Peter M.cody
Joseph Kretovic
Lake Parsons
Forain
Common Pleas
Markets and prices and a disorderly conduct fine report
Markets section notes Cleveland livestock prices with hogs and sheep values and grain data, plus a disorderly conduct case in police court. Tony Braz of Elm Street fined fifty dollars and costs for arguing with his wife Lillian at Broad and Chestnut streets. her trial was deferred at her request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Braz
Elm Street
Lillian
Broad and
Chestnut Streets
Elyrians Rally to Donate Blood for Red Cross Drive
Elyria and surrounding residents joined a Red Cross blood donation drive with many volunteers donating, including Miss Fath Metcalf and William Nichole. The effort, organized with Cleveland’s mobile unit, drew local donors from Elyria, Callimbia, Gratton, East Carlisle, West Carlisle, Menifetta and LaGrange, with medical staff checking blood pressures and a canteen serving refreshments at First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrid
Hed Cross Blind Donor Service
Retay
William Nichole
West River
Frang Gruen
G. A. Smith
Theodore Berg
George A. Hoke
Leonard H. Harris
W. H. Hull
John L. Sullivan
Elrria
Callimbia
Gratton
East Carlisle
West Carlisle
Menfietta
LaGrange
First Congregational Church
Craft Board Members To Devote Full Day A Week To Meetings
Elyria draft board to hold one full day weekly meetings starting next week due to rising workload. First all day session set for Thursday. Office staff of 24 women to act as receptionists with shifts daily. rooms donated by O Donnell brothers. classes run under Women's Volunteer Services with accredited instructors and increasing enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craft Board
Elyria Draft
Iimeetines
Voutst
Halliday
al Dupes
Wink
Arthur Rob
J. Hoffman
Karl W. Nirapiteet
Jekn Elope
Cart Te. Smith
Lesnard Harr
W. Swinston
Dan Wwageets
A.C. Medaatt
King Fauver
Max Suppes
D. Perms, Jr
Alan Wo' Staythe
Chauneer A Smythe
Oscar Haserret
Maremand Morslen
Faxon
Mes
J. C. Johnsen
C P S Displays Safety Trophy at Elyria Office
The National Safety Costical trophy for Clase A public attities was won by the Ohio Public Service Company. It will be displayed at the Elyria store and offices, with the award accepted by Charles Bowden on behalf of 140 employees. The company has held the trophy for three consecutive years, praised for low accident rates and a fatalities-free period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clase
Qhin Mubhe
Elyria
Mae
Tecause
Thie Company
Flyrmater
Ohio Public Service Company
Willy Parts
United States
Hid
The
Safety Council
Charles S. Bowden
Guteral Arfery
Compu
National Safety Congress
Chicago
Alsol
Elyta Division
J. B. Johnson
Sears
Lorain
T On
Lorain County
L. E Mites
Elrra
M. Resers
Harry Block
Lotaln di
Oberlin Professor to Speak to Elyria Auxiliary Police
Prof Bruce Davis of Oberlin, veteran of England’s air raid warden division, will recount his experiences in England at a meeting of the Elyria auxiliary police organization in the city chamber at 7 30 p m tomorrow. Chief E J Tankard reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Davis
Oberlin
Cols Lose
England
Elyria
Trucks Collide Injuring Two Drivers in Ohio Incident
A state highway department truck driven by James Langer of Rochester rear struck by a Detroit and Nav ication Co truck driven by William Wallace of De willace at Route 32 and 20. Langer sustained bruises and a minor back injury. both were treated at Ale val Hospital, Oberlin. The report mentions charges and grand jurors, with several names listed for a Lorain County session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Langer
Rochester
State Highway Department
Detroit and and Navication Co
William Wallace
Wilace
Ale Val Hozpntal
Oberlin
Death records reflect multiple funeral notices in Fields and nearby towns
Funeral services were held for Mex Janie Blaine Allen at Fields Methodist church with Rev ER Thompact officiating. Interment followed in Fields Cemetery. Other notices list deaths of Mrs Anat Gis, Martha Ehlert, Fred Gustley, and Mrs Minella Lane with services at local churches and burial in St Marys or Crownhill cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Blaine Allen
Albert IL Alle
Fields Methodist Church
ER Thompact
Fields Cemetery
Allen
William Slavelgon
Fields
Roemness
Anat Gis
Lake Avenue
Nes Church
Fev
Lea Brissett
St. Mary's Cemetery
Boly
Tel Welsh Funeral Home
Lake Avenuie
Martha Fhlurt Amherst
Martha Ehlert
North Ridge Road
Fred
Clareness
Joby
Canred
Shefield
Fox Funeral
Schmidt
St. Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church
Crownhill Cemetery
Fred Gustley
Wellington
Sullivan
Berne
Switzerland
America
Meundeville
WL Va
Mary
Ehort
Sharp Funeral Home
John Green
Charce
Meandeville
Milett
A Lane
New London
Aprio
Minella Lane
Jarrett Rest Home
Sandurky
Christian Science
Sackett Funeral Home
Allice Ford
Bellr
Bouling Green
Vesta Ecart
Mason, Mich
Sarah Metzger
Harling Green
Oklahoma City
Okla
Board Reemploys Seven Teachers
The Camden Township board of education did not reemploy seven current teachers for the 1942 43 school year and granted leaves of absence to the rest of the teaching staff. Fred Matheny, coach and history and biology teacher, has left service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Township
Mrs Brown Assigned As Substitute Teacher
Mrs Brown received assignment at Fisna High School as substitute for Herold Block after a postponement caused by the school board and a writ of mandamus from the Ohio Supreme Court. The board granted a continuing teacher contract after review and committee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisna
Juntos Hith
Herold Bock
Sirs
Bevan
Ohio Supreme Courts
15000 Parcels Of Tax Delinquent Property Frozen
Prosecutor Wickens appeals to Governor Dricher to sponsor Tegistadin whitely to dispose of about 15000 tax delinquent parcels in Lorain county in a plan to return them to tax paying status. He notes 3000 parcels carry roughly $2,000,000 due and urges legal changes to unlock delinquent lands. Copies sent to local Columbus representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan G. Wickens
John WW. Dricher
Tegistadin Whitely
Lorain County
Wickens
Columbus
350 Mexican Beet Workers Reach Fremont
A labor shortage in Fremont area sugar beet fields was averted today with arrival of a special train carrying 38 Mexican beet workers from San Antonio and Houston Texas. Other groups were reported arriving in Findlay Ohio and Blissfield Michigan areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont, O
Fremont
San Antonio
Houston
Tex
Findlay
Blissield
Mich
Woman Fatally Hurt in Head-On Collision
Mrs. Bessie B. Wakeley aged 45 of Menta died in a hospital today after a head-on automobile crash on Ave Street. Three others were injured in the collision. Nenla G. April M. reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenla
Bessie B. Wakeley
Menta
Ave
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Health Council
Nesta Holitzka
Victor
D. A. Cook
Forman Pleas Court
Anna Mangine
Reuben
Cleveland
Egane
Nyeth Sa
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
C. P.S
Auxiliary Police Organization
Fem
Als
Esther Phillians
Ann
Edward i Horner
Ober
Ren
Sidney Lewandd
Steve Kentter
Priorieye
Welling
Td McKingie
Ambrose Linden
Charles Hepp
Pranceton Avenue
Ralph Murbach
Washington Avenue
Walter Smith
Fast River Street
Nenrena Cotburn
Peradena Avenue
J. Bene
West Avenue
Elpina
Helen Cannon
Taais Sthroek
Ellen Toth
Bathes Lach
Lillian Hocock
Bevie Steivel
Victor Folearl
A. J. Watchett
South Amberet
Ruth Harris
Ridgeville
Robert Gray
Ambert
Blaine Allen
Praymond Lisewsky
Traymound Liswaky
Waller Loewsky
Prandiston Atentic
Walter Jr
Stanley Lisexsky
Mttner Funeral Howe
Ue Ite
Holy Cross Church
Lawrence Dudny
Mary's Cemetery
Giles
G. J. O'Connor
Delco
Harry Bros
East Ave
Belle Isle
Hive
Catalina Crepe
Childres
Sanklers
Sunny Tucker
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