Reserve Officers Dance To Be Held In Lorain County
Two American reservists released from captivity in Nanking are to attend a joint dinner dance at Sprink Valley County Club in Lorain County at 6 30 p m Friday announced by Arthur Roechaine The event includes teachers and officers from local schools and PTA units with more than 100 people attending the planning session in Amherst High School prior to the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Lorain County
Sprink Valley
Ahir J. Roechaine
Lerain
Amherst High
Schoel
Navy Reserve
Borainy County Council
Arnold Kiplinger
Wellingtore
Baal Atesandes
Carlisle
Loren County Educa’ Age Retigtien
Everara Sescor
William W
Brox Scheel
Mildred Agumes
Thn
High Scheel Dracher
Henrietta
Urce
Wih
PTA
BL. Griffith
Ohio Education Atsociation
Wes Principel Apeaner
Nanking
T S
Robert Rige
Ohn Collins
Mareh Boo
Changchun
Deaths and funeral notices from Clarksfield and Wellington
Death notices for Mrs Elizabeth Hraex and Albert Allgour Wares list services and burial plans. Mrs Hraex dies Tuesday with funeral at Ray Chueh chapel Wellington and Greenwood cemetery burial. Albert Allgour Wares, a longtime Clarksfield resident and farmer, dies after illness. services at Clarksfield Methodist Church with burial at Clatase field cemetery.r
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HEGLS
Wellington
Biceral
Mre
Elizabeth Hraex
Ray Chueh
Kuril Wit
Greenwood Cemetery
Albert C. Allgour
Thiodd
Ciarasheld
Tayy Daiy
Clarksfield
Methidasy Veburgh
Sarah
Clarestil
Gertie Aa
Flor
Clarksfield Methodist Church
Hubert Cotis
Chevelnd
Donald Ha
Beriin Herbie
Clatase Field Cemetery
Hard Of Hearing Clinic Under Way At Elyria
A regional hearing clinic opened with Cridven residents and others traveling to Elyria for tests. Under Mrs Mary Spoerl and nurse Mrs Mabel Elis, students from multiple districts were tested with some showing improvement. Two tested today may join Franklin School speech program. tests use an earometer provided by the clinic.
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Cridven
Loran
Elyria
Washington
Middle Redge
East Cochete
Grafton
Elyr
Setiinis
Biyria
Lorain
Gherlin
Mary Spoerl
Franklin Day School
Dent Ands
Mabel Elis
Soders
Elie
Iwouhl
Speek
Franklin School
South Amherst Sunday School Board Merts
In South Amherst the Sunday School Board led by Merts and Mrs F M Haat hosted a community gathering. The event featured talks by local leaders, notes on upcoming programs, and plans for a spring race and scout activities with participation from families across the town.
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South Amherst Sunday School Board
MERTS
Secure Permits For New Homes In Lorain
Hart Dickason reports three individuals received building permits for new homes. Bart Cooksey and Raymund Lilly of ROD plan 24 by 28 masonry homes on Werley Avenue. each will handle their own construction with costs around 3000 dollars. Bryner at Lexington Avenue 32334 seeks a 30 by 28 one story dwelling on Gulf Road costing about 6000 dollars and will self-build. Elyein firefighters also extinguished two grass fires near 192 North Maple Street and 116 Fourth Street with no damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Dickason
Bart Cooksey
Raymund Lilly
Rod
Werley Avenue
Has Home
Ec Heane
Deck Bryner
Lexington Avenue
Lorain
Gulf Road
Bryner
Elyein
Maple Street
Fourth Street
Elyria Chamber Leaders Urge Civic Self Help
Denis J. Ryan Jr, Elyria Chamber of Commerce president, warns members of the need for personal effort to make Elyria a desirable town. He addresses business session plans, bylaw updates, and upcoming annual elections, urging community responsibility and civic engagement. The report notes the event focused on strengthening local leadership and town character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyra
Denis J. Ryan Jr
Retinas Chiaber of Commerce
Elyria
Ravenel
JB. Dunteen
Wiery Simular Lee
Elta Daoon
Wiedele
Practical Nurses Group Set To Hear Attorney
The Florida Practical Nurse group will hear Frank Wilcox explain the statutes and registry operation Friday at 7 PM in the home of Mrs. Westes Waller 247 Seventh Street Avergments aim to organize the registry with all practical nurses present. Refreshments will follow. Mrs. Thomas Gras at 130 Leah Abbe Road oversees the registry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floria Practicoal
Frank Wilcox
Firiday
Westes Waller
Seventh Street
Tong
Piatto
Ist
Thomas Gras
Leah Abbe Road
Debate Proposal For Probe Of Russian Pressure On Turkey
Washington The House Foreign Affairs Committee met in a closed session to debate a proposal urging a UN inquiry into Russian pressure on Turkey. Rep. Javits argued the inquiry could accompany the $400 million Greek Turkish aid bill to the House floor and noted he may offer an amendment when the bill advances next week.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
United Nations
Turkey
Jacob K. Javits
Onoy
Greece
Davits
Balkan
Middle East
Ridgeville Kiwanis Club Grows with New Initiates
Ridgeville Kiwanis members met at Candielite Tea where four candidates were admitted and 34 attended. New initiates include August Kerkhoff DP Lear Charles Simkins Emmett Cona and Nes Sadler joined by Rev. John P. Middaugh, a Phillips Avenue prelerimehinel player in Cleveland, who spoke on One World Two. He contrasted U S and foreign wartime industries and urged U S support to better understand others. The group noted the upcoming United States Canada Good Will Week set for April 27 to May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Olmsted
Aiea Nora Keppler
G. J. Nostas
Cleveland
James Prt. Vyerson
George
Go Pativresa
Florence Avenur
Universalist Church
Heber Robinson
Cor Memorial
Daley Skivington
June Skivington
Fremian Skivingeon
Noth Olmsted
Edward Davey
Edward Daley
Caledonia
N.Y
St. Angele's Church
Fr. Stevenson
Misa Joanne Skivington
Dumes
Ferrell
Hayden
Center Ridge
North Porter Reid
Mount
Lord Jean Lord
Transcontinental
Western Airlines
Joseph Mount
TWA
Las Vegas
Ney
Los Angeles
van Neuy
Paceinia
Annousee
Addaughter
Lynn Marie
Fiiward ‘Turery
Fred Kinkelain
Monrovia
Liberia
Ayal
Lucile Chonnt
Dacer
Jioey Brown
Me Sumanistis
Stunet Hietter
Ja Miynn
George Browne
Robert Cacperter
Ma 1 Browne
Heber Mafers
Matter Revhatusen
Charles Cyrus
Bunny Post
Toi Grieger
Joan Nowmn
Claire Raachel
Bath School
Boye
Abe
Gudhr
Dante
Jehan Koserer
Bt Tg
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville Kiwanis Club
August Kerkhoff
Greece
Congress
United States
Middaugh
States-Canada
Kiel Willis International
Minstrel Revue Delights Elyria Crowd At School Auditorium
The Elyria Knights of Columbus staged a lively minstrel revue at Elyria High School auditorium drawing a full house of families and friends. The first half featured a father son skit and comedy acts with references to city government and local slot machines. The second half showcased the Mollywood Canteen, canteen dancers, musical numbers, and guest Eddie Felder, with a large cast including the Chord Crushers quartet and many soloists and chorus members.
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Elyria Council
Knights of Columbus
Elyria High School
Charles FE. Guth
Richard Larkin
Richard Teasdale
Grand Knigh
Stanley Davies
John Whacham
Rob Gardner
Charles Boeggeman
Thomas Kelley
Mel Young
Bt Ford
William Holt
Charles Vollmer
Ielyria Chord Crushers
Teasdale
Makler
Mollywood Canteen
Russ Powers
Bill Ford
Jimmy Resti
Ann Puanr
Nancy Baker
Gladys
Gloria Lyers
Shirley Oldfield
Ernie
Jo Ecken~fels
Bob Gardner
Bill
Bob Armitage
Marjorie Goldcamp
Alfred O'Donnell
Vallmer
Dr. Guth
Shishianne Guth
Boeggeman
Ma‘dame
Zaza
Toni Finnegan
Herb Zleeman
Mar Farman
Sohn
Richard Spinks
Bill Moneschein
Helen Rebeles
Messrs
Finnegan
Brown
Eddie Felder
Lorain
Char Tes Diney
William Hartman
Bayce Goldcamp
F Willoughby
DM Girney
DL Gunselman
Stefex
Chienee Brown
B. Gallagher
Lorne Filbert
John Joyeten
Dark Thurkhardt
Ernest BR. Rectors
John Kinter
Louis Rotunda
Pred Rot
Jann Marta
Alex, Malek
John Raab
Tom Carey
Carl Manlo
Ton Murray
Mike Checkuck
Faniene Plas
Chord Crushers
Curley
DeBracey
Robert Elbert
Fred Maddock
Earl Holoronk
Char- Hote Knowltan
Nancy Kiely
Mary ‘Une Whitman
Joan Stinford
Peggy Willis
Ann Dunn
Nunes Haker
Mary Jens Oconnor
Phyllis Marka
Jorie Schneider
Alice Hotheery
Shirtianne Guth
Rosemary O'Connor
Pat. Radivan
Davin Masr
Mary McClere
Lois Gremove
Wagner
Willda Warren
Per Hagon
Revie
Elyrians Attend Naval Reserve Meeting in Lorain
Two Elyrians joined a Naval Reserve Advisory committee luncheon in Lorain at Castle of the Like. Attendees included Rt Rev. William L. Newton pastor of St Marys Church and J Clare George tailor of the Chronicle Telegram. Plans outline a new Lorain armory and active naval reserve recruitment with construction expected this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Reserve Advisory Committee
Lorain
Willliam L. Newton
St. Maryachurch
J. Clare George
Chronicle-Telegram
Fof
Ongley
Naval Reserve
Itwig
Arm Bry
Plans Outlined By Center for Sightless Executive Secretary
Joe Huddleston outlined county plans at the Center for Sightless Inc board meeting held yesterday at 430 Third Street. With Mrs. Leonard Tufford presiding, routine matters were discussed and minutes read by secretary Mrs. Jatin Halpin. Huddleston's plans were approved as an open house is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Huddleston
Board of Trustees
Center For Sightless, Inc
Third Streets
Leonard Tufford
Wilen
Jatin Halpin
Huddleston
Court House Notices: Divorces and Embezzlement Pleas
Thelma L Rogers filed for divorce from Frank Rogers citing a prior marriage to Frances Petrewiz. John Sweteski faced embezzlement charges with probation requested. proceedings before Judge Cook. County plans for slag on roads discussed. fox hunting fines noted. various local incidents and property cases listed.
Trees To Be Planted Memorial Dedication Planned
The Auxiliary to Hinkson-Hysell Post of the VFW will dedicate two trees on Belden side in memory of local soldiers from Serkd War. Merle Lehoyt is named after Martin Shaefer with ceremonies at Merrow at 2 pm. Members meet at Helen Perkins' home at 4 pm to travel, wearing memorabilia. a remembrance program will be presented at the Soldiers and Sailors Anal Phatory Home Sunday afternoon.
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Hinkson-Hysell
Vorow
Sertiem
Merle Lehoyt
Martin Shaefer
Merrow
Helen
Perkins
Sendasiv
Birmingham Dance Gala Set For April at the Hall
Birmingham plans a popular dance with a long list of organizers and volunteers. The event features a soup supper and entertainment by the augmented choir and band, along with raffles and a kitchen corner at the Granary site. Proceeds benefit community causes and a luncheon on May 2 is planned.
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Birmingham
Hee
P.bigeus
Lorie Gavarger
Taal Roath
Hoses German
Jon Hoffmans
Hacen Wall Plas
Mamiy
Frand Meier
Paul Meo
Mero
Stes
Glenn Bergimeyer
Bui Ce
Mico
Mirs Bank Mayer Alpe
Francis Howe
Dore Price
Agcee Hayminh
Seta
Pmprey
Comamiters
de Haet Ag
Karl Wetner
Lisa
Moss Clara Whe
Mas “Econ
Adbert Foiaine
Unclear fragmentary notice from Hewes ROP scene
Fragmentary OCR text provides few readable names and phrases about a marriage and foray. Content is incomplete and cannot establish a clear event, date, or parties beyond mention of Hewes ROP and a wedding reference.
Foremen Told They Are Part Of Management In Industry
Industrial leaders, including Max A. Lyndon of Elyria, urged foremen to see themselves as part of management. The National Tube Management club meeting at Eagles hall Lorain featured talks by the association’s managing director on team work, education for foremen, and human relations. Boxing bouts provided entertainment with two decisions and two knockouts noted, and a library access program was announced for members.
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Gomd
Post
Qsyfon
National Tube Management Club
Eagles
Lorain
National Association of Porenén
National Tube Club
Foramen
Foremert
Max A. Lyndon
Elyria
United States urged to aid war shattered nations
British Ambassador Lord Inverchapel urged U S aid to war shattered countries, noting Britain has provided over 3 billion dollars since V E Day in relief loans and credits. He argued American help could match its wealth to restore production and normal world trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lord Inverchapel
United States
Inverchapel
Chamber of Commerce
Police Court Reports and Vehicle Incidents
Police reported multiple cases including Merle Hewrich’s car damage on Fist Bridge Street from a driverless dump truck under Herman Bowman and Carl Tomasic. Lurain pleaded not guilty to DUI after a Lake Avenue arrest at 1 10 a.m. for speeding 40 mph. John Welbeck fined $5 for intoxication after grand street arrest at 1 24 a.m. Wilhart S. Coon fined $10 for reckless driving after a collision on Chestnut Ridge Road. another reckless driving case followed a pole damage on River Street. Joseph Perry fined $10 for reckless driving after an arrest on Huron Street. issues cited include poor brakes, no license, and lack of proper proof.
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Merle. Hewrich
Cambridge Avenue
Fist Bridge Street
WowWee
Herman Bowman
North Ridgeville
Carl Tomasic
Lurain
Lake Avenue
Édar
John Welbeck
Genoa
Grand Street
Wilhart S. Coon
Chestnut Ridge Read
A. R. Agete Sidlay
Hoe
A. mi
Wan Rest River Street
Joini
Joseph Perry
Dt Amherst
Hurontreet
Ham
Employment Of Cow Tester Approved In Lorain County
Russell Searieg was approved as a new dairy tester for Camden Township by the Lorain County Herd Improvement Association. He recently completed a short course in dairy herd improvement work at Ohio State University and will work full time within a month, bringing the count of testers to five. Paul Pammeyer devotes most time to artificial breeding, with James Meek slated to start in the fall. County agricultural extension agent Carl C. Deeds reported. Ralph Van Buren of the Northern Ohio Breeders Association discussed the program’s growth in other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Searieg
Camden Township
Lorain County Herd Improvement Association
Sion
Searléa
Ohio State University
Lorain Countys Association
Paul Pammeyer
James Meek
Carl C. Deeds
Ralph van Buren
Northern Ohio Breeders Association
Mine Union Resumes Fight to Get Back Fine
United Mine Workers led by John J. Jewi renewed their bid to reclaim 2,800.10 of a 4.5 million contempt penalty imposed after a late last year strike defying a federal court order. Judge T Alan Goldsborough delayed ruling as the government weighs whether the soft coal safety strike breached the order. The government, operating the engines, sought to block the strike with an injunction issued in Goldsborough County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Workers
UMW
T. Alan Goldsborough
Englines
Irom Golds
Poreough
Market livestock prices and assorted produce listing
Livestock and produce prices from a regional market list cattle vealers sheep hogs and pigs with varying grades and weights. Also notes on produce baskets mushrooms peppers cucumbers tomatoes and related prices with wholesale references and market terms.
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Artie
Oheadr
Albears Bay
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Naval Reserve Meeting
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County Commission
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Petterson
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Roebuck Woohworth Co
General Motors
Republic Steel
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