Lorain County Seals Campaign Tops 1942 Sales Total
Lorain Countians contributed to the 1943 Christmas Seals fund, ending March 31, with total sales of 4078.28 dollars more than 1942. Elyria led with 4423.86, while numerous towns and districts posted varied amounts. The drive was conducted by the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association under the school committee led by A Gibbons.
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Lorain County
L. 8
Hindman
Camden
SL BR
Clearview
Seab
Ardumbia
Suab AR
Raton
Elyria
Vinco
Middle Ridge
South Ridge
Amherst
Wellington
A Gibbons
Flies to Australia from New Guinea to meet cousins
Trent A B Line of the United States Army Air Corps home Elyria Ohio traveled from New Guinea to Australia to meet Australian cousins. A reception greeted him on arrival and he attended a dance and explored the district. His Australian relative Abbiel Parke attended Parks Air College before induction into the Air Corps and earned wings in November.
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Trent
A. B. Line
United States Army Air Corps
Cleveland Road
Elyria
New Guinea
Australia
Couse
Stein
Fox
St Line
Abbiel
Pai
Parks Air College
East St. Louis
Air Corns
Rubbish Dumping Alarms Lorain County Residents
The Chronicle reports rubbish dumping along Murray Ridge road in Lorain County has become a growing problem. County officials will be asked to take steps to stop the practice affecting rural residents. A separate note records a vehicle collision on Bridge Street at 825 am when a truck driver tried to avoid a dog. Mantle Wheeler was fined for intoxication after arraignment on Court Street.
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Lorain County
The
Chronicle
Telegram
Murray Ridge Road
Bridge Street
H. A
Cleveland
Fay
Robert Hebebrand
Wall Street
Kenneth Watson
Last River Street
Wond Street
Court Street
Death Notice for Thomas Powers and Ross man dies in Oberlin
Funeral services for Thomas Powers 1B 0018 Hollywood age unknown will be held at 2 30 PM Thursday in the Foisenpad church with Rev Robert PL Me Gregor officiating. He had planned to make music and played in the Oldsev in High school Kane since sixth grade. Also reported to have recorded influential records in Oberlin and was a member of the Southwestern League Quiz Bee. Surviving are wife Ada one daughter and a niece Abstain Shepherd of Chicago. Funeral Friday at 2 PM from Collins Methodist Church with Rev Andrew Jodo piston. Burial in Collins cemetery. Body at the Gerber Funeral Home then will be moved to late residence Thursday morning.
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van Therdas
Ross
Avon
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Haat Townsend Masonic Lodge
Fields Corners
Ada
Abstain Shepherd
Chicago
Collins Methodist Churihy
Andrew Jodo Piston
Collins Erncieny
Gerber
Restaurant Owner at Columbia Hills Dies After Heart Attack
Albert Charles Hellath 48 owner of Columbia Hills restaurant and cafe and World War II veteran died suddenly of a heart attack at Berea Community Hospital. He lived Columbia Hills Corners and Elyria previously, survived by wife Elizabeth and three daughters, with funeral services set for Friday.
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Columbia Hills
Berea Community Hospital
Alliage Health
Php Wi Sain
Helfath
Columbi Hills Corners
Rete
Phoeposeite
Tar
Columbia Halls
Elyria
Rossen Hall
Dover Bay
Dover
Irene Offenberg
Columbia Station
Winlot
Jillian Zel- Vath
Tun Grandchaldren
Joseph Zell
Cleveland
Sudtor Corus Funeral Home
Doe Ber Wow TL Duncan
Te Cie Honbie Methodist
Calumehia
Lt Spinks Reports For Duty In Michigan
Lt Spinks reports for duty at Selfridge Field Michigan after training at Boca Raton Seymour Johnson Yale and other bases. Born November 11 1920 in Fisha he was educated there and attended Fenn College. He joined the Army May 26 1943 and earned his commission February 10 1944? prior postings included Patterson Godman and other Ohio forts.
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Selfridge Field
Mich
Lee
Robert Go Spinks
Abe Corps
Selvidge Field
Marescilles Avenue
Elyria
Fisha
Fenn College
Spinks
Army
Fort Hayes
Oho
Boca Raton
Fla
Taxi Driver Aids Birth Of Baby In City Home
Miss Crich of Checker Cab assisted in the birth at 215 West Raver Street South when Mrs Sanford Caplinger went into labor. A driver fetched a blanket and the cabbie helped the mother back inside as an ambulance was summoned to take her and the infant to the hospital. Caplinger’s husband was killed on February 24 by a train on Northeast Street.
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Rostertiay Marnlog
Raver Street
Kicel Urigh
Checker Cab Company
Sanford Carl Caplinger
Miss Crich
Mere
Capboger
Northewp Street
New Measles Cases Decline In Elytua Health Update
New measles cases in Elytua continued to decline last week, but total cases surpassed 1,600. The health department reported 6 new cases, the smallest weekly count since February, with weekly totals gradually dropping from 192 in March 20 to 170 in March 27 and then to 104 in April. Over eight weeks the cumulative cases rose to over 1,600.
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Elytua
Health Department
More Than 2000 Cookies For Soldiers
Red Cross canteen corps packed over 2000 cookies yesterday for soldiers in Erie Proving Ground hospital. Crowd doubled target of 1000, with shipments organized at Civilian Defense office. Cookies donated by Eugene Hall and others. packed by Mrs Henry Thomson, Mrs H Brichhart, and Mrs Reyet Boylan for distribution to troops nationwide.
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Red Cross
Erie
Herge Uwat
Civilian Defense Office
Columbia Township
Bate Township
Obertin
Wellingston
Ridgeville
East
Caslisse
Eugene 2 Hall
Hiey Thomson
H. Bribhart
Reyet Boylan
America
Ao BE
Sierman Hanteen
Fire Rates Bedford Glens Skating Rink Destruction
Fire at the Bedford Glens skating rink caused major damage with losses estimated around 100000 to 1000000. Basement collapse and arson suspicion are noted amid chaotic scenes. authorities and witnesses report extensive smoke, with investigators reviewing evidence and timelines for the blaze.
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Bedford Glens
Hedfors Peaford Glens
Rim
Elesdar-Old Landmars
Victory Garden Appeal Urges More Home Food Production
Elyrians heard an Ohio State University extension agent explain this year’s canned mood drop of 48 to 50 percent from last year and urge increased home gardens. Prof Lurie advised dehydration for corn and beans, new fertilizer use, and planting strategies to prevent erosion and shade. He listed tomato and cabbage varieties and noted techniques for improving yields and soil health. A minor blaze at Brown Fin Tube Co caused minor damage with quick extinguishing. Pasadena officer Waldron returned his badge, prioritizing needed duties over parking enforcement.
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Victory Gardens
Victory
Alet Lauerir
Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service
Victory Garden
Lurie
Brown Fin Tube Company
Filbert Street
C. A. Olsen Manufacturing Company
Turne
Pasadena
Calif
Albert J. Waldron
Imphal Stands Off Japanese Push in Siege
Allied Southeast Asia Headquarters reports British Indian defenders halt the Japanese advance at Imphal. Tank-led troops seize three forward positions on the northeastern flank while fighting for a hill overlooking the Rishenpur Silchar road continues nearby.
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Southeast Asia
Ceylon
Imphal
Rishenpur- Silchar Road
Court House officials seek extension for longtime janitor
County commissioners requested to the Ohio Civil Service Commission that John Wellert, courthouse lawn caretaker and janitor, be continued as a county employee for another year beyond his approaching 70th birthday next June. Multiple divorce petitions were filed, naming cruelty or neglect. cases involve Dorothy Boehner, Helen Pasta, and others, with various children cited.
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Ohw Civil Service
John Wellert
Victory Garden Promotion Talks Draw Elyria Firms
Industry leaders and county Victory Garden heads met with Prof. Alex Lourie and Joseph H. Brown at the Elks Restaurant to discuss promoting home gardens for workers. Plant representatives from Elyria Manufacturing, Harshaw Chemical, Romeo Pumps, Steel and Tubes, Colson, Bendix Westinghouse, Electras Alloys, and Corning topled plans for employee plots and garden programs.
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Alex Lourie
Obin State Univareily Agricultural Extension Service
Victory Garden
Joseph H. Brown
Etyria Victory Garden Committee
Elks
Victory Gardens
Howard Ollemacher
Elyria Manufacturing Corporation
J. Provasnik
Harshaw Chemical Company
Roy Clymer
Romeo Pump
Esser i
Mrs. King
Perony
Aref
Mra. Ring
Fiser
Dalvon
Lorain
Richard Stevens
Bill Esser
Henry Webber
Findley
Russell King
Tuer
President’s Son Promoted to Colonel in Marines
Janes Roosevelt, eldest son of the President, is promoted to full Colonel by Marine Corps headquarters. He is 36, first joined on Nov 17, 1986, served as a reserve lieutenant colonel as presidential aide, resigned Oct 2, 1998, then rejoined 18 days later as captain and has been on active duty since Sept 7, 140.
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Janes Roosevelt
Marine Corps Headquarters
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Ohio papers raise prices to meet increased costs
Forty-eight Ohio newspapers have raised their prices to meet higher costs as the Ohio Circulation Managers' Association opened a wartime morning meeting to discuss paper shortages and price pressures. Cleveland Press editor Richard Simmons and Cleveland News editor John Maynard cited soaring newsprint costs and tighter supplies as forcing the increases. Comments came from Erie visitor Carl Luscomb and local officials including EH Fuller and BR Williams, with Robert Neil of Lorain Victory Garden committee also noted.
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Carl Luscomb
Erie
Pennsylvania
EH Fuller
County Aaa
Wode- Williams
County Victory Garden Committee
Robert Neil
Lorain Victory Garden Comemittee
Market report from Cleveland livestock and produce sales
Market notes from Cleveland show steady to firm tones across livestock and produce. Prices list heavy cattle, hogs, and lambs with several vegetables and staples such as lettuce, potatoes, onions, and carrots. Trade reflects modest changes and routine demand at multiple scales.
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Choine
Hellerk Road
Choire Wethers
Leek Ste A Buncie
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Sea Bunchi & Peck Hwaket
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MD Buneher
Drain
Auer
Perestinenanced
One Thousand Free Trusses This Month Offer
A Kansas City doctor’s invention promises rupture support without belts or straps. Readers may try the device for 40 days and receive a free $3.50 truss, with a full refund if unsatisfied while keeping the $9.50 truss as compensation. Send for trial at Physician’s Appliance Co, 3435 Koch Road, Kansas City, Mo.
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