Banking Groups Elect Officers And Directors
Members of two banking associations elected new officers and five directors at the annual meeting. The Bankers Association and the County Charter of the American Institute of Banking held the session with about 20 attendees. Directors include Witham, Rennett, East Welbog, Beck, and Rood Gael Sieengts Nes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teriin
Sigiiatone
Lest Brett
Satinil Geiit Bonanet
Tnram Courts
Bankers’ Assorieton
Teria County
Chanter
American Institute of Banking
Weld
Elyyie Goat Dry Club
Bankers
Rennett East Welbogten Beck
Rood Gael Sieengts
Nespret Baa & Trash Campany Be Vias Wen Mo Fosh Bairrig Bankine Gaumpans
WG Reese
Graf
Public Sale of Estate Personal Property at Elyria Farm
Public auction of the Jacob H. Brucker estate to be held at his Amherst township farm four miles west of Elyria on State Route 113 on Saturday May 6 at 12 30 P M Items include two horses three Holstein cows Holstein and Guernsey stock calves a broad sow four boars 45 hens farm tools and household goods Cash terms Administrators Harry B Brucker and Clayton Seey auditor Clerk Lee Klinect Grafton Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob HM. Brucker
Elyria
Amherst Township
Halstein
Cash
Harry B
Brucker
Jacob H. Brucker
Clayton H. Seey
Audt
Grafton
Lee Klinect
Farm Sale in Columbia Township Items Include Hay Grain Tools
A farm sale scheduled for Saturday April 29 at 12 noon local time in Columbia township lists 3 ton Timothy hay 2 ton Soybean hay and mixed hay 1725 bales Timothy hay 40 bales fine grasses and Timothy hay and many other hay and straw lots. Poultry includes Rhode Island and Red hens. Farm tools range from McCormick Deering and John Deere gear to wagons and garden tools. Household goods include an ice chest stove piano and more. Terms cash. Owner Mrs Maude Gibson. Auctioneer 0. Dawson. Clerk GW Woodruff. Acreage and buildings noted as productive with a gas well.
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Station Road
Sprague Road
Columbia Township
McCormick, Deering
Farmall BN
McCormick-Deering
Little Wonder
Dunham
John Deere
Massey Harris
Oliver
McCormick
Maude Gibson
Dawson
Phone
Cleveland Chapter of the ALA Holds Meeting
The Lorain County Bankers Association and Cleveland Chapter of the ALA convened with officers elected for the chapter. Harold Tisdale led as central book of dora ptendent with other officers including Ty Gaston and Plera Sagituse. The program featured remarks by speakers on courage and civic duties as the group discussed banking and community service.
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Jor Savings Bank
E.G. Cooper Central Bank of
Lerard
A. 1 A
Harold ‘Tisdale
Central Book of
Dora
Gaston
Plera Sagituse & Privat Company
Ice Presadent
Mies Farerest
Dell Lae Tithe
Crnaise & ‘Trust Compums
Eleviti
Seere- Vary
Chase
Fawend
Levatt Banking Company
Breasuret Prineiyat
Mieti
Tyomer Willen
Fey
Cleveland
ALA
Glen Mc Pooh
Lorain County
Richard Geht
Public Auction North Of Cook Road Olmsted Falls Township
Leon L Varney and Clayton H Sooy announce a public sale of household goods moved to Florida. Items include furniture sets, lamps, dishes, cookware, utensils, rugs, canned fruits, vegetables and garden tools plus 30 chickens. Auction held one mile north of Cook Road or one mile south of Butternut Ridge Road on Fitch Road.
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Florida
Cook Road
Butternut Ridge
Fitch Road
Olmsted Falls
Cash
Leon L. Varney
Grafton
Clayton H. Sooy
Lee Klinect
Death prompts public auction in Grafton area
On account of my husband’s death I will sell at public auction 3 miles of Grafton or a mile south of 82 on Route 7 on Friday April 28. Items include 5 year old Baymare horse, 1300 lbs, 9 cattle with various ages, 40 White Leghorn chickens, farm implements, a 4927 Chevrolet one ton truck with 6000 miles, Fordson and Oliver tractors, hay, wheat, manure, and a long list of tools and equipment. Auction by Mrs Jacob Sigas, Clayton H Sopy, auc. 101 S grafton. Clerk Elisect.
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Grafton
Guernsey
Chevrolet
Fordson Tractor
Oliver Tractor
Deering
Me. D
McCormick
Valor
van Dorne
Cash
Jacob Sigas
Clayton H. Sopy
Bee Elisect
Yearlong School Calendar Plans Shadowed By County Officials
A damaged fragment outlines plans for the upcoming school year with district superintendents and principals in Loran County and Cheat Authority districts proposing a tentative schedule. It notes sessions at East Curtis State, teacher and faculty involvement, and a September start with activities across multiple towns. a discussion of recreation education and science fields is mentioned along with arrangements for a public event and a fall gathering.
Auction Sale on May 3 1944 at Bauer farm Liverpool Two
Auction opens 12:30 PM May 3 1944 east of Route 252 Gratton road Liverpool Two. Cattle include Ayrshire Jersey Holstein Guernsey cows with calves and heifers plus two young Holsteins and a 7-horsepower mix of farm equipment. Poultry and tools listed with hay and straw terms. Private sale option on 1.18 acre dairy farm. Clayton Loy owner. The Old Phoenix National Bank arranged sale.
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RE 252
Gratton Road
Liverpool
Bauer
Jersey
Guernsey
Westinghouse
M.H
Chrysler
Clark
Deiry Farm
Krauthamer
Valley City
Clayton H. Loy
Greftan
Lee Klinect
Phoenix G National Bank
Workers Walked Out to Return to Jobs Tomorrow
Reported today by JC. Frankhe Car, president of the CLG tae at Ube palit, states workers who walked out in a Bendix West shop will likely return to their jobs tomorrow as negotiations on wage rates continue. The dispute prompted some on the second shift to depart, but many on other shifts remained at work. Local farm and tuberculosis test updates follow, with officials outlining upcoming exams and school notices. mayor fines for intoxication are also reported.
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Bendix
Walt
JC. Frankhe Car
CLG Tae
Ube Palit
Batt
Trent
Gant Bistagli
Vine
Tn Hecome
Chissas
Ridgeville
Chisses Ab Hhe Hensetta
Brownhelm Schoo Tomurresy
Hones Loeanbeeh
Coagoty Agricouogal
Reece’ Haem Labor Office
Siam
Lerman
Tubercus Tosso
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Walter Jantz
Gaalleng Selao
Agate Majer
A. R. Agate
Hiram Planhoff
Ninth Street
Jess Pollinger
Cleveland Treet
Perry Court
Death Record Details for Lou Gibbens Services in Cleveland
Fragmented obituary notes Lou Gibbens with services at 2400p at the Andrews Funeral Home. A Rev Cassady officiated with mention of charity and cemetery rites. The text references farm work, local places, and community figures but remains garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou
Gibbens
Wee
Cleveland
Marsing
Andrews
Post War Plans For The Elyria Negro
An evening program at the YWCA featured speakers on post war plans for Black workers: Mrs. Carter urged Negro women to enter light industry and compete with white workers. Dr. Pettress argued for a community center and adult education to reduce delinquency. Rev. Brackeen stressed civil rights and equal opportunity in law, education, and public life. The discussion highlighted economic, social, and civic advances and the need for organized uplift in Elyria.
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Chile
Tsang
Antheny
Arthur Jones
Pang
Leslie Bowman
G. Shaw
Mog
Ray Carter
Dred
EB Petovess
AL 'Brarkeen
Garey
Flynn
Hay Dieth
Carter
Yooda
Pettress
Secu
Petiress
Our
England
Dom
Akon
Nero
Early Vote Seen On Soldier Vote Bill
Columbus elections officials discussed an upcoming measure regarding soldier voting. The state senate and house committees debated passage under suspension of rules. The measure advances to committee for further consideration and potential floor action.
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Columbus
State Senate
Vile
Doltorteetions
County approves road resurfacing plan and county road work bids
County commissioners approved resurfacing and spot tiling of about 30 roads at an estimated 92 466 dollars and set May 19 to open bids. They also authorized taking one mile of Staben road in Columbia Township from Akinsboro south to the Patients Line with township share at 30 percent. A township official requested slag for Pils and Jones roads. Probate records noted the estate of Cecelia Schorndorfer valued at 130 058 dollars passing to daughter Carolyn McDonald as administatrix. inheritance taxes pending.
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Jon E. Patterson
Staben
Columbia Towneship
Akinsbord
Cecelia Schorndorfer
Gulf Road
S. C. Schorndoffer
Cleveland
Carolyn McDonald
May 1 Point Reductions Across Food Ration List
OPA news outlines May 1 point changes for many items including butter margarine and lamb with reductions. Beefsteak will rise about one point per pound while hamburger stays at 4 points. Certain meals drop in points and some items remain free. Spaghetti sauces and vegetables get adjusted with added commadives to the new charts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
First Baptist Church Ends Year With Strong Annual Meeting
The First Baptist Church held its annual business meeting, reporting a year ending March 3. The treasurer Walter E Davies announced total funds of 22,851.86 raised for all purposes, with 8,907.84 allotted to missionary work at home and abroad. The church held U.S. bonds valued at 14,773 and a current expense and missionary treasury balance of 847,153. The Women’s Missionary Society led by Mag Sara Cunningham reported 4,072 raised for the year. Nearly 400 calls were made, 10 weddings and 27 funerals conducted. Net membership change was a loss of 2, bringing the total to 988. New officers and committees were elected, including Deacons Herbert Carlson and George Sweet, and Walter Bo Dive res as Church Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Walter E Davies
U.S
Red Cross
D. Irving
Arthur H. Anderson
Nealy
Bastur Reese
Harold Wilson
Herbert Carlson
George Sweet
Herman Haas
Trusstees
Eugene Smith
Kellogg
A. Flickenger
A. Gegernheimer
Henry Silver
Charles Adame
Leo
Alan van Warmer
Mary Dean McElfresh
Gladys M
Colloyeh
EL Hancock
Brett Palmer
van Warmer
Charles Om
Local Baptist Groups Conduct Community Services Near Lorain
Charles Tyee leads church activities at Baptist groups including Lorain County jail outreach and Grefton Nona Camp programs. Members serve at Shotts Lake area churches and roadside gospel services, aiding residents and travelers with faith-based support and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tyee
Baptist Church
Cartios Ety
Lorain County
Grefton Nona
Shotts Lake
Oberlin Road Groups Meet in East Oberlin Community
Local clubs in Oberlin hold meetings with plans for future events. The East Russia and East Oberlin Women's groups reschedule gatherings, with a poetry night and a May plant exchange planned. Community members share weekend visits, family updates, and attendance at a funeral.
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Oberlin
Necth East
Ar Ey Mets
Clifford Hensen
East Russia
Mre
Woodburn
Women's Society
Women's Safety of the East
Russia
Tiwenship Pari Woman's Club
Rachael Hill
Hasenflu
Heart
Hobbs
Heath
John R. Brooks
Kah@ Word
Aup Brooks
Clan Brooks
Brooks
Cleveland
Bella Beebe
Siday Aflandan
Clair Brooks
Effie Rhodes
Sedgeman
Auizs Rhodes
Earnest Grea
Pittsfield
Arp
Markets by Chicago and Toledo notes in market overview
Market report shows Chicago Butter prices and poultry receipts with varied items and prices. Grain closes list No 2 wheat at 1.70, corn yellow and white, beans No 2 yellow at 1.91, livestock quotes include cattle pork and lambs with mixed futures and local notes on supplies.
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Chicago
Farin
Toledo
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Banking Groups
Phuc
ARTO
Pereig
Ruan
Baymare
Loran
Chaleel Cote
Peter
Artie Harper
Ling
Aseoe
Geld
Roan Levan
Ernie Ble
Elbert Frank
ATR
Oathiee
ATB
Floxdd Pees
Tee
Bethy
Agnes Murray
Burt Huffian
W MocGaston
Charles Chirk
AL Harpsing
GAA
East Avenue
Fourth Street
Robert Koenig
Rood. 2
Grattan
Koenig
Rudy York
Detroit
York
Detroit Theeers
Aina Atte
Nordes
Bratales
MeWilhalla
Ebersa
Elyria Negro
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Altman & Ackerman
Broad Street
MATS
Anne Myrick
Shear Street
Toca
Willie
Pauline Stanberry
Carlisle Avehue
Ernest
Couny
Wellington Township
Pils
Jones Roads
OPA News
Dee Jore
Stags
Iban
Laxb Levertock Land
Livesteven GS
Baris Vms
Lambs Meade
Halla Jalil
Rell Vernon Company
Joan Davis
Carene
Haley
Tuvbsdays
Wan
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