Ebta High School Band to Feature Three Conductors
The Ebta High School band will present a concert tomorrow night with three conductors, featuring Dr Simon and Van Brock directing parts of the program. Diller will lead Sousa’s High School Cadets, and a cornet solo is planned alongside a Sabrat Mater in flamatis selection.
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Auditorians
Foyen Brock
Bad
Progratt Ag
Simon
Mimoh
Elyria
Tanlaht
Iy Sougu
Batranek
Victor Herbert
Conscort
VanBrock
Simon Ass
Cihernhalt
Sibelius
Swinglig
Moffett
Armco
Diller
Sousa
Reassini
Dr. Simon
Deaths in Mayword and LaGrange area
Obituaries report the deaths of Joseph Lotz in Mayword California and Mary Ann Prosser in LaGrange, listing surviving family members. Also notes Walter J. O’Neil of Sheffield died suddenly on Gulf Road, with service details at St Teresia Church and burial in St Teresia Cemetery.
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Mus
Mart
Mary Ann Prosser
Charles E. Prosser
Groveland
Prosser
Dre
di B. Kruger
LaGrange
Mtr
B.C. Riis
Jane Meredith
Nichols Puneral
Pley
H.W. Courtney
Walter J. O'Neil
Sheffield
Walter J. .O'Neil
Gulf Road
Salon
Heia
National Tube
Lorain
St. Teresia Church
The
Bertha
Shirley
Danatel
Bruce
Robert
William
Christopher
Salem
Aites Tasekel
Youngstown
Roselle Ketterer
Ursula O'Net
Chicago
Anna Picket
Cleveland
Engst River Road
St .Teresia‘s Church
St. Teresin's Cemetery
Mrs Kennedy Seeks Council Seat In Republican Primary
Mrs Anvin Kennedy, long a city politician, files for the Republican primary seeking one of three at large council seats. The field includes incumbents James Scott Donald D Meyers and James J Brown, with former Councilman Elene Nelson weighing a bid though undecided. Kennedy first joined the council in 1926 and served until retirement with a brief interruption.
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Anvin_ Kennédy
Fromm
Elf
Iheumbénis
James Scott
Janes J.brown
Alt Uhough
Brown
Kennedy
Cowneilman
Pipions Sy Clee on the Vigil to thet
A brief, fragmented notice mentions a vigil and a figure named Pipions Sy Clee. The readable texts indicate a somber event with a call to remember or observe, though specifics are unclear.
And About The Court House And Bethany Church Notice
Stolen 600 pound black heifer reported to sheriff's dept. a homemade river boat taken from property noted. Bethany Baptist church seeks $7100 loan against church property on 17th street to build structure. Divorces granted or dismissed: Elle Bigags v. rink. Elyria filer Dorothy Workman vs Floyd. Albert Levin vs Charles Anchors for $3500 note and mortgage foreclosure. Juvenile case: charges against James Kruger dismissed. girl sent to Delaware reform school.
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Calle Township
Sheriff's Department
Dromble Fartit
Wi-Beal
Gulf Foad
Bethany Bapliat Church
Common Pleas Court
17Th Street
Brenaghl
Estelle
Bigags Agaist
Albert Levin
Cleveland
Charles W. Anchors
Lorain
Et al
James Kruger
Wellington
Ho H. Nye
Followinog Sd
Delaware
Elyrian Among First to Fly Land Based Plane Over Japan
An early aviation milestone is recalled detailing Elyrian and others who flew a land based plane over Japan during World War II. The account notes the mission timing, personnel including Dunstans and family references, and mentions relocation of parents from Blyvia to Cleveland. The piece preserves period tone with local names and addresses.
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Elyrian
Japan
Geotee Bi Bunatang
Dapan
Hhang
Twé Jima
Danny
Dunstanz
Durstah
Goorge Bagley
Duanstar
Re Duhstan
Cleveland
Rabies Death Ties To County Dog Kennel Case
A dog in Cuyahoga County with a Stevenson residence license died after tests by the state health board confirmed rabies. The dog bit Mrs. Maude Stevenson, 50, prompting treatment to prevent infection. The case spurred an investigation to locate any other potentially exposed dogs in the vicinity.
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Stevenson
Grattan
Forbes
State Board of Health
Maude Stevenson
Hs Resistancs
Yle
Stevens Soy
Measure Would Make President's Birthday a National Holiday
A proposed measure would establish January 30 as a national holiday in memory of the late President and designate the Hue Warm Springs Georgia cottage where he died as a national shrine.
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Hue Warm Springs
Lorain to form lakefront park plan with beaver park area
Ohe Brownhelm vice chairman Floyd Baker of the Lorain Chamber of Commerce secretary and a board of directors including Carl Simms Leonard Osborne Irvin Higgins Jay Boyd Miss Mattar Hottman Elmer Pullmer and Charles Sauer outlined a lakefront park development proposal. The plan envisions about 4100 acres along Beaver Park and 3000 acres along the Vermilion River valley with purchase estimates around 85 dollars per acre. Maps show options to purchase and 78 of 130 parcels already optioned by real estate interests. County Commissioner Geear G Dunn called the meeting to order and Mayor Harry Van Wagnen read Governor Lausche's memorial approval for Admiral King.
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Brownhelm
Floyd Baker
Lorain Chamber. of Commerce
Carl Simms
Leonard Osborne
Irvin Higgins
Jay ‘Boyd
Mattar Hottman
Elmer ° Pullmer
Charles Sauer
Patterson
Lie
Lake’ Erie
Beaver Park
Rel Estate
Focal
Neidgs
Qeear G. Dunn
Harry van Wagnen
Lorain
Lausche
Admiral King
Fragmentary union clash over staffing and political influence
A garbled report outlines a union leadership group including Albert Baylack Franklin Carr William Ed Moore Austiny Cruiser and George Edwards. It notes tensions with the department, concerns over staffing and service quality, and implied political pressure related to personnel movements and impending military service.
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Dunn
Grou
Albert Baylack
Steelworkers Union
Franklin Carr
Automobile Workers Union
Nendix- Westinghouse
William Ed. Moore
Steel and | Tribes’ Do
Wnion
Austiny Cruiser
George Edwards
We C. I. O Council
Literas Labor
Gallon club donors rise with eighth pint feats noted
The Gallon club expands as donors reach new marks in blood drives. Ray Grocutt of Oberlin led with his fourteenth pint, followed by several eleventh time donors including J Carl Hall and Ruth Grabenatetter. New members hit their eighth pint while others logged fifth to seventh donations, highlighting a busy period for the Red Cross amid ongoing collection efforts. Shoes stolen from a delivery truck near the Beould Street alley were also reported.
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Don Pora
Jalees
Ray Grocutt
East College Street
Oberlin
J. Carl Hall
Sixteenth Street
Jolian
Dowdell
Jefferson Street
Ruth Grabenatetter
LaGrange
Dorothy Fink
Blaine Street
C. C. Vandersall
South Main Street
Amherst
Ales
Maresoret Bogart
Stanford ‘Avenue
Rita Crozier
Middle Avenue
Stanley, Ory
Tach
Rain Lehmur
West Avenue
LaVerne Desse
Stanford. Avenue
Charlotte, Wilcox
Asa Hawthorne
Elsie Tomp- Kitts
Louisiana Hyemer
Williams
Timmis
Galt Farms
Steve Pierce
Sixth Street
Wilter Delp
Caroling Street
Qothers
Ifth
Edna Sheroyer
Ll. Conley
Isa] Roberts
Virginia Sehmidkons
Ruth Sehmudkons
Ralph I. Hall
Dehy Kolopas
Mans Margaret Younplats
Grattons
Beverly Dugering
Charles Toth Jr
Robert Frederick
Dan Nesbett
Sean Harnanski
Lerainy
Betty Willers
Spencer
Robert Dickinson
Clarener Brown
Grace Renwie
D Or
J. Moran
Hellene Sharehard
Kathryn Crittenden
Arthurson
Rose Herbst
Marka Zelka Cherlint
Jennette Sibey
Mass
Ruth Vaugh
Packing Of Used Clothing Finished
Elyria reports completion of packing most donated clothing for disposal. About 60 to 70 tons were shipped with remaining items at Gates Rehob church to be sent soon. Local committees plan to close the collection center as further arrivals would be inefficient.
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Elyria
Golli
Taihé
Bupouby
Ahd
Market prices and livestock figures from Toledo market report
The Toledo market lists stable prices for meat and livestock with cattle hogs calves and sheep showing active demand. Grain quotes include No 1 red wheat No 2 yellow corn and No 2 white oats with mixed daily ranges and notable variation across commodities.
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Lemeland
Toledo
Siate Supervisor Visit To Local Schools Notice
A sparse OCR readable item notes a county supervisor will visit area schools. No clear names dates or locations are readable. The fragment indicates official oversight activities but lacks concrete details to specify entities or precise events.
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SIATE
Ee Raith
Heiter State
C. A.gbberis
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Chester
Salpani
Dolly Dean
Lote
Aled” Katiinsktin
Agues
Fut Metéger
Alee
Jeff
Rene
Fern
Hause
Frat Scott
Dorothy Workman
Floyd
Mineron
Carding Negivet
Maatried
Studebaker
Sudebaker
Studebaker Corporation
SER
Neareat Ntiber
PTT
Stang Motors
Ohio
Rothgery Motor Sales
Gratton
Pape One
Muira Weug
Tur Toometi
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Willan Spenger
Weed Street
Tyyoard
Repala
Tos
Beoud Street
West Avout
Lees
Flesschmann
Fleischmann
Aerontep
WAK Fooly Auminiat
Office
Akeving
Negehs
Bdaketa
Easton Hald
Binobthona Ates
Aoc-Asg
Rel
Asain Wal
Jbrinachl
T. Dankels Baroy
Andy
National Tube Company
Weillington—Telephone Company
Lerain—Plant
28Th Street
Peer Avenue
United Stores
Broadway
Lorain, Ohio
United States Steel Corporation
Mtu Tee Ea
Texquie
United Stelter Gyprum Company
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Shestiny Street
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
West Bridge Street
Lorain Glass
4Th Street Alley
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Gquat Street
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