Trust Fund Set Up In Roosevelt Will
Roosevelt will creates a trust fund of about 1.06 million dollars tied to the estate of the late president. Mrs Anna Bleath Roosevelt appears in the probate notes with a bulk claim of 1.089 million dollars. No valuation of the full estate is provided and the will references the Presidents stamp collection as part of the assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Poughkeepsie
Delano Roosevelt
Aig
Anna
Bute
Mutiny Report Shakes German Navy in World War I
London dispatches report the first authentic details of mutiny in the German Navy during World War I. The revolt, initially small, could spread as Allied forces advance along the Baltic coast, threatening the Reich's coherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stockholm
Baltic
Two Appointed To White House Staff
President Truman today appointed two young men to key White House roles. Leonard Reinsell will join as Secretary in charge of press and radio affairs. Matthew J. Connelly is named confidential secretary and will serve in the President's inner circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
White House
Lecnard Reinsell
Matthew J. Connelly
Three Motorists Fined by Mayor
Richard Shumate fined three motorists, including Thelma Vedder of 193 Quinay Street and Robert Davidson of New London, for reckless driving after arrests on Lody Street, West Avenue, and Huron Street. Marcella Walsh's car fire near the Lodi Street crossing injured no one. A 17 year old Cleveland Street youth was sent to juvenile court on a driving charge after colliding on Cleveland Street. Castalia marshal Edward Ro Schwinn, 47, dies. services Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Shumate
North Street
A. R. Agate
Lody Street
West Avenue
Thelma— Vedder
Quinay Street
Agate
Huron Street
Robert Davidson
New London
Elyria
Marcella Walsh
Lindl
Cleveland Street
Cleveland ‘Street
Abbe al
Chart Schmidt
Avon
Ocastalia Marshal
Sandusky
Edward Ro Schwinn
Castalia
News of Gur Men and Women in Service at Keelsor Field
A list of service members reporting to Keesler Field to take Army Air Forces training. Includes Lavin ti Soooy Baetha Chon, Leo Andy of Wyrik Ohio awarded the Bronze Star for meritorious achievement while serving with the Third Infantry Division in France. Jack Lewis Refeaning completing instrument pilot training at Lubbock Texas. Also notes families in Elyria Ohio and Norfolk Virginia, and other individuals' overseas service and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trird Infantry
Seventh Army
France
Leo Andy
Wyrik
Ohio
Frances
Ceresa Andy
West St
Elyria
Obig
Lubock
ARMY
AIR
Tivbock
Flw
River St
Gyanda
Achool
Hefenning
DPC Air
Alten Returns From Iwo Jima Set
Alten returns from service in the Pacific theater describing the Iwo Jima landing as the roughest amphibious assault he has seen. He notes the Gilbert Islands campaign and a recent month in Korea before sailing to San Francisco and taking a two day furlough prior to new duties. He hopes to reunite with his brother Sgt Bernard Alten soon in a planned Sunday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biytie
SRS Rechnis
Gilbert
Sweedima
San Francisco
Res
Tin
Bernard Alten
China-Burma
Unl
Sata Bere
Cal
Tacidia
Gilbert Alten
Iwo Dita
Seu Alten
Veterans YMCA program progress and youth work notes
The article reports on continued efforts for returning veterans including a physical program and counseling at the YMCA. Ralph Stonden notes the debt-free status and large membership, with plans for showers, locker rooms, and new facilities at Camp Iss-See-Kies after the war. Everett Palmer outlines 500 boys in the program, two more Hi-Y clubs, expanded handicraft, and space needs. The piece lists sixteen boys from various classes sharing their views and names the accompanying musical and ceremonial elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WK. Bohn
Elvira City “Schools
Vm.c.a
Ralph Stonden
Elyria ¥.M.C.A. Piresident
Duane
Bull
Camp Isa-See-Kies
Standen
Victor Glasgow
Hhe
Fath
Everett Palmer
Camp Iss-See-Kea
Harrie G. Stevick
Yan
Oke
Dick Spike
John Tite
Sidney Byars
Richard Thrth
Tom Fuymer
Alay McMan
Hubert McDonald
Aull Meeker
General March
Detnor Kopp
Freashman Hiey
Fred Steele
Douglas Hints
Bud Deer
Robert Bohn
Jantar Fiey
Dwain Diller
Frederick Eppley
Steynen
Rey Fagene Thompson
Lac Porte
Hoey
Robert Bonn
Harold West
Philip Stevick
Tavain Piller
Trrativnine
Court Of Appeals Reverses Action In Divorce Case
The district court of appeals reversed the dismissal of a divorce petition filed by Pfc Leo Willemson. The case concerns misgivings over the petition drawn by Olio K Mis chka alleging the defendant sought to marry an island native and become king. Mis chka plans to request transfer to another county for trial.
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District Court of Appeals
Sarah Willemson
Abbe Road
Common Fleas
City B. Findley
D. A. Cook
Plains Tifft
Olio K. Mischka
Pfc
Leo Willemsony
South Pacific
Island
Mischka
Bis
Eugene Bleiweiss
Cleveland
Educator To Speak At Ridgeville PTA Meeting
Dr George P Michaelides educator and world affairs authority guest speaker at Ridgeville Parent Teacher Association April meeting in North Ridgeville He is a Greece native American citizen and faculty member at Western Reserve and Cleveland Colleges WWI British Intelligence Service veteran He will discuss the Danner Spots in the Near East and may be heard on radio with Spencer Irwin and Col Newbery Everyone is welcome and PTA groups in the county are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snorth Ridgeville
George P. Michaelides
Ridgeville
Teacher Association
Michaelides
Greece
Wasteorn Reserve
Cleveland Colleges
D-Today
Spencer Irwin
Col. Newlrey
Danner Spots
Near East
PTA
Edward Witham
American Radiator Official Passes Away in Pittsburgh
Charles B. Nasti, vice president and director of publicity for the American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corp., died today at St. Margaret's Hospital after a brief illness. He was described as remaining at his post in the White House briefing process, with plans to deliver a radio address on the opening day of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles B. Nastitt
American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corp
St. Margaret's Hospital
Alves
Winston Churchill
Prequer
Josef Stuln
Chiang KaShea
Charley DeGaulle
Tay
Y Trauman
Ude
Roosi
Stephen ‘T Farly
Wile Vian D
Hassett
Jonathan Daniels
Jdge Sumiet J. Rosenman
Truman
Two Japanese Families Brought to Lorain County Farm Work
U S government resettlement agents report two Japanese families former San Jose residents are being brought to Lorain County to aid in farm work for greenhouse operator Henry Dreger in Columbia Center from Poston Arizona. Yoneda family includes nine members and Hirata family five.
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San Jose
Call
Lorain County
U S
Henry Dreger
Columbia Center
Poston
Arizona
Pacific Coast
Yoneda
Hirata
Court records and divorces surface in Lorain County notices
In And About The Court House Lorain Henry Moore of Avon Lake was sentenced to 30 days in jail on assault and battery charged by his wife and bound over on a non support charge. Lorain deputy HM Nye appointed after weekend resignations. John North files for divorce from Rose North amid cruelty claims. Rose North also sues John for similar charges. Geraldine Sauman of Oberlin seeks divorce from Manne, now in the army, on neglect grounds. they married in 1941 and have one child. A jury verdict favored Edleman in a suit against the Ohio Industrial Commission for workman’s compensation. Frank Seurock of Newark settles a compensation suit against the same commission for injuries in 1943. Bernice Ritchie sues Norman for divorce on neglect and cruelty, married 1911 with one child. Edith Hartman sues Lawrence Hartman for divorce on neglect. married last Nov. 25. Floyd Brumback sues for divorce from Diesophorae on neglect. married in 1827. Examinations of Ralph Brows involve $125 payments for hospital exams. Brownie awaits sentencing in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moore
Avon
Justice of the Peace
H.C. Cummings
Grand
Rural Women To Have Achievement Day Friday
Rural women plan an Achievement Day program Friday at First Methodist Church with 8:20 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. sessions. Exhibits and reports from the Extension Group, a 1944-45 program review by Mrs Haynes, music by Ridgeville students, and a demonstration on making cookies head the morning program. Mrs Schwin of Quaker Oats, guest speaker, supervises, with a noon hour concert. Afternoon features include roll calls and an a cappella choir. Committees organize exhibits, registrations, music, and decorations.
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Atinua Lorata Counsty Furab
Methodist Chirch
Women’s
Eljain
Aia Ridgeville High School
Mery
Schwih
H. W. Courtney
Hayhes
Rhea Shields
Home Council
Alutmud
Elmer Keller
Lorain County
C. J. Stummel
Ridgeville
Alen Ohmes
John Kathe
John ‘Kodysh
John Gatajda
Danna Wordsler
Allen Ohmes
Elgoit High School
Chelr
J. Martin
Beck
Schwin
American Dictetics Association
Pacific Area
Henry Leimbach
Julian Perkins
William Beery
A.C. Norris
South Amherst board reemploys most teachers for next year
The South Amherst School Board reemployed all current teachers for the 1945-44 school year except Kathryn Rhodes and Mrs Genevieve Hurlbut who did not apply. Remaining staff received small salary increases while new assignments were made for Belden and local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst Board
Kathryn Rhodes
High
Schoo
Huron
Genevieve Hurlbut
Elyria
Anna Tylie
Belden
Hl Theigh
Ily Aloba
Lorain
South Ain- Rest
Dorothy ‘Thorsys
Unis Your
Mes
Dlurl
Sinal
Death Record Hiane Sue Meredith at Blyria Memorial
Hiane Sue Meredith, three days old, died at Blyria Memorial Hospital at 9:55 this afternoon. Parents Mr. and Mrs. James Meredith of 337 Mawthiene Street survive with no sisters. Grandmother Mrs. Illan Reising of Berlin Heights and grandfather BT. Meredith of Amherst. Burial held in Brookdale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiane Sue
Meredith
Stdra-Crolis - Punéral
Hiane Sue Meredith
James
Mawthiene Street
Blyria Memorial ‘Hospital
Janice
Battista
Illan Reising
Berlin Heights
Amherst
Brookdale Cemetery
City weighs parking meters as revenue source
Safety Service Director T D Flaxt said a meter company sought approval to install up to 10 000 meters if city funds permit. Council members debated the idea with Council President Seward N Black backing it as a potential income stream while others, including Chairman James Brown, opposed meters. The matter was referred to the safety committee for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit
Safety Service
T. D. Flaxton
Count Pinainge
Sewwd N. Black
Niy
Rural Drive Seeks Help Amid Packing Plant Concerns
The report notes a rural campaign pushing residents to transport people to Riv or Gates. Officials describe efforts to mobilize volunteers, provide clothing, and clarify safety steps as communities in Garvin County respond to a looming health or security-related event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bya
Garvin
Anthony
Mary
Re. Bartel
School Oftciala
Vilages
Oil Co Station burglarized in West avenue case
Burglar struck an Oil Company station at West Avenue and Oberlin Road last night, stealing about $30 in currency, gasoline coupons, and roughly $18 in change. The break in occurred via a shattered ladies’ room window and a pryed padlock on a desk drawer, before the thief fled. Bernard Booth, 13, discovered the burglary this morning and reported it to Police Sergeant Clelland Andress.
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Bolléé
Mie Canfield
Costiice
West Avenue
Oberlin Road
Julius Paliska
Woodford
Avenus
Paliska
Bernard — Booth
Clelland, Andress
Fire department history shared by Elyria unit at Ushers meeting
Robert H. Curtis of the Elyria Fire Department spoke at the Ushers’ Association meeting of the First Methodist Church. He described the department’s evolution from a volunteer force drawing equipment by hand or horses to its modern apparatus. He noted staffing shortages versus other cities and urged more Elyrians to learn about current fire protection. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday May 21. Also listed was a senior violin recital by Virginia Zastrow at Oberlin Conservatory with Sarah Yonker and Florence Simons accompanying.
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Elyria
Robert H. Curtis
Ushers’ Association
First Methodist Church
Cleveland
Elyrin
Association
Oberlin
Virginia Zastrow A
Conservatory
Warner Concert Hall
Sarah Yonker
Florence Simons
City considers water main project and street repairs on East River area
The council discussed building a right of way from East River to Riverside court to lay a water main improving pressure on Riverside, currently dead ended. A rusty water condition in the district would be remedied. The proposal was referred to a committee. A petition by Faith Starkey for $20 for injuries from a Jan 24 fall on East avenue near Depot street was referred to a committee. The council opposed selling any portion of Elima street property. Anthony Smith of The Elyria Metal Products Co requested selling 80 feet of his property.
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East River
Riverside Court
Riverside’ Court
He’ Sald
Faith ‘Starkey
Middle Avenue
East Avenue N
Depot Street
Elima Street
Anthony Smith
Elyria Metal Products Co
AUTOMOBILE DAMAGED AND SCHOOL PAPER DRIVE NOTICE
The front of a car driven by Mrs. Gladys Padley collided with the rear of a car driven by C L Brown on Broad street at Lodi. Hily School P T A will sponsor a paper collection drive April 19 and 20 for Ely School District residents. Please tie papers securely in separate bundles and place at the curb for collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Padley
Third Street
C. L. Brown
Brown
Broad Street
Lodi
Hily School
P.ta
Ely
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Velar
Luke Fiéld
Avie
Rods Flynn
Pati Bowha
Frain
Pacific
Hig
Fipin
Navy
Med
South Annex
Norfolk
Vaz Fmin
Iil
Chesepeake Beach
Robert” Grits
Rettie No. P. Gratis
Robert Lb
Grillsyde
Robert J, Grille, Jr
ASL Co
Usatac
Sampson
New York
Alten
Iwo Jima
Court of Appeals
Sudro-Curtis
Lillian Kozonics
HM. H. Nye
Miss Kozonics
John North
Team Rose
Rose North
John
Geraldine Sauman
Manne
Faynr
Guy B. Findley
Ohio Industrial Commission
Thew Shovel Co
Frank Seurlock
Newark
Industrial Commission
Nikeves Care
AL Cixen Co
Bernice Ritchie
Lori Bhutrel
Norman
Edith Hartman
Sue Qe Day
Dehy Fasley
Fran Lawrence Hartman
Floyd Brumback
Loran
Crawlis
Cleveland State Hospital
Acthuc Hyde
Massillon State Hospital
Ralph Brows
Dudge
Pindley
Brownie
Columbus
Joe Poplowski
West Brae Shee
Broad and
Cedar Streets
Wis
Ely Sebel
Wilde
Gage
Fleischmann
Shelton Funeral
Wakeman
Juella Shelton
Norwalk Mapnatial Hospital
T. D. Gerber Funeral
Eastman
Butial
Townsend
Wakesman
Constance A. Bleyer
Constancr A. Bleyer
East Erie Avenud
Lorrain
Church of the Redeemer
University of Wisconsin
Lorain Teachers Club
A.A.U.W
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Clara Bleyer
Waller A. Frey
Steve Cowie
Oberdin
Kiprion
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Sedgeman's
Donna M. Daniels
Wellington
Donna Mac Daniels
Lester Daniels
Magyar Street
Wilna -Bely
Loys Christmas
Carrelton
Missouri
Sharp Funeral Home
L. E. Werner
Congregational Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Anna Ernst
Winherst
Park Avenue
Amber
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Chuch
Women's Guild
Circle No. 4
Philithea Bible
Carl
Tee Bright
Phoenix
Edna
Olive Beller
Homer Mulholland
Larain
Zifth Funeral Home
Fire Department
Golan Heiouk
Bagi
Arnis
Andpork
Cmicano Bac
Chicao
Ihe
Koore
Itm
Atendarda
Recelptn I Truce
Denon Fryern
Phillips Cut
National Tube
South Main Strait
28Th Street
Pearl Avenue
United States Employment Service
Broadway
Lorgia, Ohio
United States Steel Corportion
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