Memorial Observances Honor Late President Amid Services
Community pays tribute to the late President Ronstvala with memorial services at Oberlin College and Ui tio elementary schools. Students and faculty attended brief ceremonies including prayers, tributes from leaders, and musical selections. A separate high school service reflected on biographical highlights and national tributes. A League of Women Voters tea event is planned for April 2 to discuss state legislative program reviews.
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Sarvices
Ui Tio
Ronstvala
Acheul
Oberlin College
Faine
Grahan
Grediate School of Theology
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Ulliolt
William © O'Linubhlin
Audiente Gang
Wilkins
C. Frank Aller
Tetra
Jack Meciang
Frankitt Delano Rouse
Cel” Patricit
Roose
Vubtie Press
Alter
Walt Whitman
Aly
Secvicw
Robert Baxton
League of Women Voters
Asia
Hol Mwabers
Miss. Frances
Nash
Robert McEwen
Eas
Palito Bishop
Woith Slaniey
J. de Muchaury
Myps
Floyd Gova
I i. Thornton
Marry Holmes
Reber Jobsen
Frances Nash
Mahe Hess
Fragmented ad copy from unknown era
A damaged OCR fragment references Aunt N50 and Broakly, with garbled phrases about arenas, lague, and optional home goods. It mentions bending cafteiia, drapes, regs, bedspreads and requests early action this year with sounds and dry cleaner time.
Arrested After Traffic Collision Reported
Police reported multiple traffic incidents over the weekend beginning with a 52 year old Richard Shumate arrested on a reckless driving charge after a collision at Lirtistreet and Weel avenue. Minor injuries and fender damage noted. A separate incident involved Leo Haceneparger whose front end was damaged at Middle avenue. Other drivers reported fender damage at various intersections. A panic button incident caused a fire, with damage but no serious injuries.
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Richard Shumate
North Street
Sabuday Atl
Éthork
Actraffik
Lirtistreet
Weel Avenue
Ben Paeseee
Lake Avenue
Htecis
Weeldarts
Leo Haceneparger
Hall
Middle Avenue
al Terie Fon
Cambridge Avenue
Nelson Thand
West Avenue
Ith Street
Peace, unity and action for world order urged
A historical speech emphasizes steadfast resolve against fascist aggression, vows to avoid partial victory, and calls for a strong United Nations. It stresses continued cooperation with Allied powers, building global security and a democratic way of life, while promising no relaxation of efforts to improve conditions for ordinary people. The text also notes local civic meetings and literary reviews in the community.
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America
United Nations
Fragmented page text hints at Roosevelt era governance themes
The garbled script references Congress and national service, mentioning Roosevelt, governance concepts, and international duties. It alludes to leaders shaping policy and the U S government’s role in world affairs, with scattered proper nouns and partial sentences reflecting a political discussion.
Millions Of Acres Flooded In Midwest And South
Torrential rains triggered floods across Oklahoma, southern Missouri, and northern Arkansas. Rivers like the Grand, North Canadian, Missouri, White, and Arkansas rose to dangerous levels, forcing evacuations and causing numerous deaths.
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Oklahoma City
É¢Asiema
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arna
Myers
Arkansas
White River
Oaks Beach
Pvt Donald Marsh Awarded Air Medal
Pvt Donald J Marsh at 109 Berkely Drive receives the Air Medal for 180 hours of operational sortie time on Gainsport aircraft over two China air routes between November 9 and December 27. Announcement made by Brit Gen William H Turner, commanding General of the India China Division, Air Transport Command. Also notes a street altercation at Chestnut and Tremont streets and Lt Douglas E Gibbens on leave awaiting assignment as advisor for a B29 aircrew.
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Donald J. Marsh
Berkely Drive
Gainsport
Clothing drive collects garments for shipment to Europe
Campaign workers organized a county wide clothing drive with West Car- Uste district schools delivering garments to Elyria. Volunteers sorted packed and prepared items including women’s and children’s clothing bedding and infant wear for shipment to New York destined for Europe amid ongoing sorting needs and garment quality concerns.
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Isetrict
Elyria
Caiupiaizn
Cites
Ely
New York
Europe
Unclear graveyard scene described with scattered names
The passage presents a fragmented, chaotic scene at a graveyard with names like Roosevelt and Mrs. Hupeeyalt, a crowd departing, and a mourner lingering by a grave. The garbled text includes references to a ceremonial prayer and distant Washington, with no clear cohesive report or verifiable event.
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Monte
Mays
Rugeve
Jones
Hitler vows Red Army will be bled white on eastern front
London dispatch quotes Adolf Hitler declaring a renewed eastern front offensive aimed at the Red Army. The news agency report notes Hitler warns German troops against surrender as divisions are singled out for harsh shaming by civilians under bombing.
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Hitler
London
Eastern Front
Speciapdar Nf
Atay
Reich
Dnb-Pews-Agency
Germany Trong
East Tint
Red Army
U S Bombers Support French Forces in Gironde Action
More than 2,000 American bombers and fighters attacked German positions along the Gironde estuary aiding French troops. Two waves targeted rail yards bridges from northern Germany toward Regensburg and other key sites, with operations near Berlin reported.
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Gironde
Bordeaux
Regensburg
Haiies
H. Doolittle
Germany
Plassing
Landshut
Regensburge
Strasbing
Royal Aly Forge
Berlin
Calls For Sensible Food Program by Congress Leaders
Washington Republicans urged for a sensible national food program based on conservation and full use of resources. Chairman Thomas A Jenkins organized eight subcommittees to plan a plan. the remarks described the current food situation as muddled and disorganized. A separate item reports Vedder 143 Quincy street arrested for reckless driving and to be arraigned, and Robert Davidson of New London at WS Aves charged with reckless driving and to be arraigned. Also Columbus Public Utilities Commission set May 35 for a hearing on Ohio Fuel Gas Co rate increase in Lorain.
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Washington
Congressional
Thomas A. Jenkins
R. O
House
Vedder
Quincy Street
Murcer Street
Motohist
Rober Davidson
New London
Public Utilities Commission
Oho Fuel Gas Co
Lorain
Call For Fewer Men Next Month In Induction Plan
Elyria reports a smaller induction group for May with pre-induction exams in progress. The group will proceed to Cleveland on May 10 for further processing while those failing exams return home pending later induction calls.
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Elyria Meh
Elyria
Cleveland
Induelich
Seit
Roth Elyria
Thev
Last Of One Room Schools Is Sold At Auction
Freeland bought the old one room school building for 300 dollars from the Edyta Towirtship Board of Education. The structure, built about 18 years ago, has not been used for school purposes in over 12 years. He plans remodeling options and will decide later. He also bought the sidewalk for five dollars and the stove for seven. The coal shed went to Russell Spiegelberg for 32.50. Land under the buildings was not included due to unclear title.
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Edyta, Towirtship Board
of Education
Iag Sok! Satuday
Heilty
Freeland
Ooner
Vschoy
Ae Freeland
Obituary notices and family memorials from Wakeman area
Mrs T J Kearns of Lakewood and Mrs J W Hengesbaugh of San Diego reside in the obituary notices. The body was taken to the Tate residence for calling hours and funeral services are set from St Joseph Catholic Church with burial at Calvary. Martha B Cattanach of Norwalk died at Providence Hospital in Sandusky after a brief illness with services at Gerber Funeral Home and burial on Kellys Island Thursday. Luella Skelton Wakeman of Wakeman died this morning with funeral plans to be announced.
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Vivian
Peterson Vivian Linden
Peterson
Hile
Lake Avenue
Bert
Bradier
Ohio
Alarid
Elyria
Joseph Arnold
Vivian Wi
Stephens _ Peterson
California
Cpl
Vfohn D. If
Faily
All-Corps
Wihhie Strickland
Toledo
Normand Peters Sin
Sunset Memorial Park
Columbia Road
Dallas Shiflet
Prospott Street
Sudre-Curtis
Crookdale
Elyria Memory Lal Hospital
Bubs
Clarence Dale
Dallas Veil, Jr
Mary Law
Mroc
Clarence Rader
John Shifler
Glenville
West Virginia
Joan J. Stang
Jol J. Stang
Latorte
Mr. Stang
Loraly
Ga- Grange
la Porte
Nieldls Funeral Home
W. U. Herkner
Lenin
Wit -Burias Wall
Jka Wood Cemetery
T. J. Kearns
Lakewood
J. W. Hengesbaugh
San Diego
Calif
Edward Menz
Amherst
Tate
St Joseph Catholic
James Smith
Calvary
Comes Fury
Manuia BR. Cattanach
Wakeman
Martha — B. Cattanach
Norwalk
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
Kelly
Carlk
Bétides Carl
WM. Armstrong
Poom
Ewr
L. D
Gerber Funeral Home
Kelly's Island
Thurs
Luella Skelton Wakeman
Luella Shetten of
Thas
Norwally Memorial
Hnspidal
Court House News Roundup of Divorces and Orders
A collection of minor court actions and notices. Frances Reenan Wag granted divorce from Hugo D A Cook with $78 attorney fees ordered. Arthur Moose granted a $10 monthly salary increase effective April 16. Harry Leimbach, 48, jailed 30 days and to pay court costs for assault and battery, arraignment before Justice Hy. Gumimings. A divorce suit by Dorothy Peters against William was dismissed. Edward Edelman of Lorain sues Ohio Industrial Commission for compensation for a May 28, 1940, injury at Thew Shovel Co. James A. Grills sues Lawrence Barber over downspout connections to a shared septic system. Deputy sheriffs arrest a 17-year-old for reckless driving. juvenile court handles. William Elder paid $10 and costs for failure to stop at routes 10 and 20, April 8. Matthew Gaul fined $50, costs $26 remitted, on physical control while intoxicated. Also an arrest for drunken driving following a collision with a truck driven by R N Gregory of Indians.
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Guy Bi
Find
William’ Elder
Cleveland
Justice of the Peace
H. C. Cummings
Matthew Gaul
Geneve
Justice of To Peace
R. ON. Gregory
Divorce and custody filing involving multiple parties
Aliolis of Rate 188 quartey west of LaPorta. Glennary Dumas. 109 Léuisi avenue, filed quit here today. for 3 divored fier Florence of 61819 Lodi street, had also asked. custody of Urejp child. They were married int o a Charlotte Thompson, Oberlin, sued. for a divect from, Wilbert of 1m Summer street, charging neglect and caudily.
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Aliolis
Quartey
LaPorta
Glennary Dumas
Léuisi
Florence
Lodi
Urejp
Charlotte Thompson
Oberlin
Wilbert
Summer Street
Three Arrested Over Weekend On Disorder Charges
Three persons were arrested over the weekend on charges of disorderly conduct. The detainees were Therap O Niel of Wardeh Avenue, Curtis Weeshiee of 362 West Avenue, and Frank White of Pitsticid. They are to be waighed in police court tomorrow.
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Theras O'Niel
Wardéh Avenue
Middle
Curtis Weeshiee
West Avenue
Frank, White
Pitsticid
Market Prices and Livestock Report From Regional Ag Market
The market activity remains steady with cattle and calves trading at varied prices. Beef and dairy items show mixed quotes with bulls and heifers noted, while wool and sheep prices trend at modest highs alongside steady grain and feed values.
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Breots
Red
Chile
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Ty Sipart
Congress
Ature Garth
Omestrin
Weil Homeation
Glenn
Diels Hevegiell
Abe Bey
Harry Tramat
Roosevel
Pvt
Donald Marsh
Air Medal
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Chakens
Douigus E. Gitbyns
Army Air Porces
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Newraska
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Lake Ayone
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New York City
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Ceorge Albert Mens
South Mais Street
Oregon
KL. P. Lerseh
Amherst Furniture Company
Amherst Hardwire Company
St. Joseph
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A i, Roth
Joe W. Moniz
John Merlof. Anpherst
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United States
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U. S. Army
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WAC Hospital
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Cook
Arthur Moose
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Harry ‘Leimbach
Yule!cnit Street
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Griswold
Toad
Hy G. Gumimings
Dorothy" Peters
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Sheffield Lake
Lawrence Barber
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Chorge Burns
Gracie Alien
Bright Vorizon
Murbach
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