Two Educational Groups Elect Officers
Lorain County PTA and Lorain County Education Association elected new officers for two-year terms at a Gratton School meeting. Officers include Alta Herrick president PTA and Walter A. Dantz president of the Education Association. Delegates were chosen for the Ohio Education Association convention. John McSweeney and Mrs. F H Sterbenz spoke on unity, morale, war bonds, and sacrifice. A film on dental care and a talk on the upcoming county dental survey were also presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Lorain County Education Association
Gratton
P.T.A. Council
Seasion
Alta Hererick
Wellington
Mra Latcile Mawson
la Grange
Nes. H. E. Moore
South Amherst
Fred Loth
Avon Lake
Fred Lott
Lee Terrell
Eaton
J. W. Basinger
Mansfield
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Walter A. Dantz
Grafton
J. We ‘Salisbury
Columbia Township
W. H. Jones
Camden
MG. Allen
Ridgeville
Dorothy Blackmore
Penfield
Marta Meinke
East Carlisle
Ohio Education Association
Clayton Mats
Ronilyn Smith
John McSweeney
Ohio
At-Larce
Russell Weisman
Cleveland
McSweeney
Mayor Fines Man for Intoxication Charge at Police Court
Benjamin L. Cucktel of 205 Second Street was fined $3 and costs after arraignment in police court for an intoxication charge. He was arrested near East Avenue and Broad Street at 6 p.m. yesterday. The Island of Hone Ronz was ceded to Hitsin in January 1649.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin L. Cucktel
Second Street
East Avenue
Broad Street
Hone Ronz
Hitsin
Edward Hucc
Traxel Alley
Public Auction of Farm Equipment and Livestock
Public sale announced by Walter Leber to be held April 25 1942 at 12 30 PM. Auction location two miles east of Norwalk on Route 16. Items include 10 cows 4 horses pigs 20 chickens potatoes hay corn farming equipment and barn items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanidence
Norwalk
Walter Leber
Public Sale At 2535 Columbie Road April 29
The undersigned will sell at 1 p.m. at 2535 Columbie Road on State Route 252 Vamile south of Route 20 a selection of farm stock and tools. Items include two work horses two cows two shoats large boar hogs and assorted farm implements such as cultivators binders wagons hay rake rack and hand tools. Terms cash in full day of sale. Well Westen owner Walker auctioneer Kiinact clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbie Road
Vamile
Well Westen
Walker
Phang
Elyria
Ivin Kiinact
Death notices and obituaries from Elyria area
Deaths include John Richards 63 of Elyria died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after long illness. He leaves wife Jane, son Carmen, two daughters, three grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral services Saturday at 3:30 pm at Sulto-Ceets Funeral Home with burial in Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Also Baby Durkee infant son of Mr and Mrs Richard Durkee died at Elyria Memorial Hospital two hours after birth. Emma Payne wife of James Payne funeral at Ridgeville residence with interment Brooklyn Heights Cemetery. Bentley Maddock 37 of North Ridgeville died at Flyrna Memorial Hospital after years of poor health. Survivors include wife Christine, two daughters, one son, sister, father, and five grandchildren. Jacob Suter Wakeman died in Birmingham after illness. Surviving two daughters, one sister, two grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Carrie Lantz Garleton died at home in Eston township after long illness. Surviving husband, three daughters, one son, and other relatives. Richard Sheek fined by mayor for conduct. Burial and funeral plans noted for multiple local individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Richards John J. Mrchards
Lake Yavenor
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr Richards
Elyria
Elyria High School
National Tube Company
Odd Fellows and
Modern Woodman
Jane Richards
Carmen E. Richards
Marion
Ohio
Clarence Browne
Don RR. Mayer
Elyrne
Amy Hollis
Ford Road
Burton Hales
Columbia Station
Atether
Clarence Richards
Lorain
David Richards
West River
Wary Roy Durkee
Durkee
Jand
Hichard Durkee
Ba Grange
Elyria Mercrial Hospital
G. E. Anthary
LaGrange
C. Durkee
Thogse
Wellington
Emma 1. Payne
Emma_ Payne
James
Pasee
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville
Brooklyn Heights
Payne
Cleveland
Floyd ‘Wood
Charles Cassell
Cureus F. Pettit
Bentley Maddock
Maddock Road
North Ridgeville
Flyrna Memorial Hospital
Maddock
Ridgeville Township
Cleveland and Southwestern Railway
New York Central
Yeoman Lodge
Christine Maddock
Hazel Obits
Ellen Sallay
DeWitte Maddock
Elnora Oster
George Maddock
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Gilbert Kilpack
Facob Suter Wakeman
Jacob Suter
Birmingham
New York
Ramingham SS
Stre. D. E Pierce
William May
Alice Piper
Sandussy
L. D. Gerber
F. Eastman
Wekeman Congregational Church
Birmingham Cemetery
Maric Lantz
Grarton
O. Apal T
Carrie Lents
Meute
Eston Township
Ungerink Meneses
Herbert
Talenne Sergan
Clarice Lantz
Dorothy Lartz
Perley Lantz
Hone
Moe
Mus Phebie Laone
Jack C
Jefferson Junior High Honors Roll Announced for 1841-42
Jefferson Junior High announces its fifth six weeks honor roll for the 1841-42 school year. Principal F A Dunthimer reports thirty-eight students earned honors, eight with A grades in all regular subjects. Notable names span seventh eighth and ninth grades including Joan Gelde Gloria Neith Diane Babich Polly Ann Figler Edward Palik Rita Hither and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefeferson Junior Minh School
Princspal F. A
Patsy Cowley
Dorothy Gruse
Delty Jameson
Harold Robina
Jane Baker
Helen Harrus
Patricia Bauer
Daniel Bren
Elvancr Datena
Frederick Eppley
Zorka Nioff
Kenneth Krucek
Maralyn Laver
Joe Pokey
Naomi Snyder
Sugar Rationing Registrars To Meet Monday
Registration instructions for commercial sugar users will be issued at a Lorain County meeting of school superintendents and fire administrators Monday at 4 PM in court room 2 of the county courthouse. Attendees include Walter Wright and Robert W. Vandemark, with others from Elyria and nearby districts. commercial registrants must appear Tuesday and Wednesday from 3 to 9 PM at the high school with prior forms. Domestic consumers will be allowed to register for sugar ration cards until early next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Wan
Jody
Court Room No
Columbus
Walter Wright
Robert W. Vandemark
C. A. Gibbens
R. C. Masten
Elyna
Carl L. Smith
Elyria High Acbool
Ilyria Lions Club Birthday Celebration Planned
The Elyla Lions Club prepares to celebrate its charter anniversary with a May 4 party in the Marine Room at the Elks Club. District governor expected to attend. program includes entertainment and induction activities marking a year of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyla Lions Club
Marine Room
Elks Club
Court notes fines and cases from Amherst and Lorain region
A series of court actions and incidents from Lorain and Amherst areas. Cleveland man Erain Bhebar fined for intoxication before Justice Cum mings. A request pairing Judge Guy B Findley involving Jusepts Verico, plus a tax suit against Amherst municipal electric plant. Deputy sheriffs report a burglary at Amelia Sunderland gasoline station with glass breakage and missing items. Frank Walker sues Edward Kutza for a trade collision. Several divorce filings including Jutis Pawlczak from Lorain, Beulah Mervis, Ruby Mesyesy, and Hose Albright. Judge Edmuund H Savord assigned to June hearing in Amherst plant case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Edmuund H. Savord
Sandusky
Harold N. Ricket
Amherst
Amherst Municipal Electric Power
Diting
Amelia Sunderland
Route 101
Obertin Road
Frank Walker
Lorain
Edward Kutza
Terain
Elyria Avenue
Broadway
Jutis Pawlczak
Anthony
Lorain Man Granted Full Pardon in Ohio
Governor Bricker granted Germain Schmidt of Lorain a full pardon after 10 years in the Ohio penitentiary for second degree murder of his wife. The pardon, requested by Schmidt and endorsed by his present employer and the parole commission, allows him to take a defense job in a Lorain factory. Schmidt, native of Alssee-Lastaize, was paroled in 1923 and released in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bricker
Germain Schmidt
Lorain
Ohio
Butler County
Parton
Schmidt
Alssee-Lastaize
Bids To Be Taken On County Road Projects
County commissioners will hear bids May 25 on a 39,009 program submitted by County Engineer Don F. Patterson. The plan covers surfacing treatment of nearly 50 miles of road and spot oiling of unimproved reads with materials and labor bids. Estimates include 3326 gallons medium curing off and 7336 tons slag for one part costing 338,833 and 13010 gallons vacdium curing oil and 26 tons slag for another part costing 2612, plus 22360 gallons road oil estimated at 2,603.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don F. Patterson
Russian Front Claims Deep Red Army Pressures
A report cites Hed and Russian forces in fierce front line actions from the Arctic to the Black Sea. It claims massive Russian reserves are deployed and denies Hun troops reaching the Ruandan front while Tass and Izvestia push toward announcing a new Russian offensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumania
Arctic
Taroughy
Rovernment
Izvestia
Orter
Cysch
Price Freeze Aims to Stabilize Most Commodities
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration will issue a broad order to freeze retail, wholesale and factory prices on most commodities by May 1. The plan targets general price stability with exemptions for agricultural crops, seasonal greens, fruits and certain gas products, while maintaining parity ceilings from past farm price levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Montthy
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Japs Increase Pressure On Chinese Forces
CHUNGRING April 23 Japanese forces aided by tanks and reinforcements intensified savage attacks on Pyinmana in the Sittang valley and Lotkaw on the Salween front to offset Chinese gains in western Burma oil fields. Chinese armies have withdrawn to new central Burma positions near the railway north of Mandalay. Chinese troops near Lor Kaw face gravely threatened positions as Japanese pressure grows in southern Shan states. US Lt. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell’s forces continue sweeping operations south of the Trrawaddy valley and recaptured Venangraung near Erangyaung, holding the initiative after relieving 7000 trapped British. The Japanese advance on the western flank appears halted near Yenangyaung and southwest of Mandalay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungring
Pyinmana
Sittang Rivers
Lotkaw
Salween
Burma
Prinmana
Mandalay
Lorkaw
Shan States
United States
Joseph W. Stilewell
Trrawaddy
Africa
Yenangyaunz
Ul Mardaly
Scout Drive Reports To Be Made Tonight
Twenty three patrols in the Elyria Boy Scouts Sustainmen Membership Appeal will present their reports at a dinner meeting at the American Legion Hall at 6 15 tonight. The appeal opened Monday and will close with final reports at a meeting next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Boy Scouts Sustainmen
Amercan Legion Hrane
HOA
Abramuka arraigned on disorderly conduct charge
A man named Abramuka faced arraignment at 5:29 PM on a disorderly conduct charge. The $3 lot sale and costs were noted in police records, with the incident dated the previous day following a complaint from a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onry Abramuka
Oberlin Draft Board Sets Fourth Registration Dates
Oberlin draft officials announce the fourth selective service registration for men 18 to 45 who will be 21 by April 27. Registration in Oberlin runs April 23 to 28 at the Centennial building with specific noon to 6 pm and 7 to 9 pm slots. Other district centers include Amherst Wellington and Lorain. The board limits to residents within the area and proper jurisdiction, with nonresidents excluded. A separate Red Cross Blood Drive occurs May 16 with pre-registration by May 3 at the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Local Draft Board No. 4
Tormin
Ober- Tin
Lynde Jones
Hoon
Bripkptt
Town Hall
C. O. Guss
South Amherst
Charles Corbett
Amherst
Town Mall
J. J. Smythe
Wellington
Herrick Auditorium
K. W. Falls
Ohio
Brownhelm
Hemnerletta
Camden
Brighton
Rochester
Russia
Pittsfield
Huntington
Black Hiver
Lorain
Red Cross
de Cuatles G. Roe
Engagement Announced for Patricia Patterson and Ralph Fowls
Mr and Mrs Dr Patterson of Fiktton announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia to Ralph A Fowls son of Mr and Mrs Ada Fowls of 25 East College Street Patricia a 1941 Oberlin College graduate now teaching in Milan schools Ralph Fowls graduate of Oberlin High School attends Fenn College in Switzerland and works at Western Automatic Company Elyria No wedding date set Also community items note World Citizens meeting Friday at 8 00 o clock at Carnegie Library with address by Theodote Andrica editor of the Cleveland Prev on foreign nationalities Integration in America plus an annual business meeting for officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Patterson
Fiktton
Patricia
Ralph A. Fowls
Ada Fowls
East College Street
Mies Patterson
Obderiin College
Milan
Fows
Oberlin High School
Fenn College
Switezerland
Western Automatic Company
Elyria
Association of World Citizens
Carnegie Library
Theodote Andrica
Forelan Nationalities
Cleveland Prev
America
Local Property Transfers and Wartime Plans Abroad
Drummond of West College street and Mrs Drummond accompanied a visit to Tinton while Albert W Parsons bought the remaining half of the John G Parse farm on North Professor Street completing the transaction on April 46. Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs members H V Morse and Mea C Bareleklow attend in Columbus this week. President’s message looms as Calin F Stam outlines tax capers with a plan for lower normal and surtax rates and an excess profits tax. Treasury opposes higher rates. Britain reports heavy gunfire along the Dover coast and far more Allied raids against Germany as commando operations speed up along the French coast amid warnings of rationing and price controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Calin F. Stam
Treasury
Randolph Paul
Britain
Denmark
Copenhagen
Dover
Malle Strait
British
Reghn
United Press
Geremany
Beratse
France
Market Prices and Produce Inventory in Rural Ledger
The page lists market items and prices across departments including potatoes, tomatoes, parsnips, lettuce, greens, and dairy. It notes multiple vendors and quantities with figures for per bushel, per ton, and per dozen, reflecting a busy local market listing with farm products and livestock.
High School Graduates May Qualify To Become Aviation Officers
Washington April 23 The main sector announced that high school graduates may qualify to become aviation officers with the rank of ensign in the naval reserve or second lieutenant in the Marine Corps Reserve. The navy for the first time offers young men with only a secondary diploma the opportunity to apply for flight training leading to commissioned officer status. Recruiting will begin Monday, and candidates between 18 and 19 who have graduated from which school may apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Naval Reserve
Marine Corps Reserve
Navy
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. H. Sterbenz
East
Europe
Harry Millhuff
State Department of Health
Alo
Larain
MNS
Serrico Wakeman
Mes. T. A
Dettie Ado Pated Swat
Gerber Funeral Home
St. Mary's
Chicago
Tinld KY We
Rehard Sheek
Chivel
Mayir Joeph Q. Petty Telay
Arraigny
Lexi
Jefferson Junior High
Ilyria Lions Club
Garthre Talinning
Sarnline
Columbia
Arensisnetlen Finance
Aveterastiler
Otreent Freeaine
OPA Mer
Realgran
Middis Avenue
Erain Bhebar
Justice of the Peace
H.C. Cummings
Oberlin Road
Verico
Clara
Guy B. Findley
Nealeh Court
Beulah Mervis
Ruby Mesyesy
Lorsin
Michael
Frederick Albright
Hose
Gur B. Findley
Pace One
Day's Hardware & Music Store
HS Niresd Beret
MUS
Main St
Yer Delivery Service
Emsest
Malham
Uulen St
Oberlin Draft Board
Exea Ryan
Aves
Cominzs
Willem C. Jackson
R. D
Cerlin
Gilford Rodd
Ariefs
Robert Parrish
Mbion
Aidte
Vera Anderson
Battie Creek
Mich
Anderson
Wattle Creek
Parrish
Starndale
Pennsylvania
V. V. Han
Wedneday
University of Chl
Espa
Bees Wilbur
G.M. Clarke
Edith M. Clarke
St. Petersburg
Florida
Harry Hovey
Mildred Clacs
New River
North Carolhina
Hovey
Nev
Mra
G. J. Brunet
Linton
Ind
Jeweler
Atlan
Ncar-At
Marr Wee Aatheusturay Sorney
Barrett
Danielion
Hothouse
Silehrooms
Carveland Livestots
Abe
Pike
Tiabe Rectus
Wster
Teahom Bardibe
ZheTheronatera
Ferhern Cocks
Idaho
Gaurthy
Kaplan’s Furniture
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