Farewell Party for Houshtaling Before Military Training
A farewell gathering in Sorth Olinted honored Houshtaling and West Giver root who enlisted for service in the Mary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Rothe and Mev Hough of Elyria. Houshtaling received a gift. after quarantine in Chicago area he leaves August 6 to begin an eight month intensive training as a petty officer second class. He will be stationed at an undetermined training school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Houshtaling
Root
Als
Rothe
Heuck
Mra
W Rothe
Cuest
Evens Gion
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Listed In Patchy Report
A miscellaneous hospital log lists admissions and discharges by name and address, including Mrs. Charles Cook, Mrs. William Anninger, Mrs. Parthur Heynolds, and others. Discharges include Mrs. Paul Caja and two babies, Mrs. Hobert Tayport, and Mrs. Marvin Marge with infant, across several streets and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cook
Ninth St
William Anninger
Fuemnate Street
Parthur Heynolds
Atedinay
Urban Wiedrick
LaGrange
Cath Mary Leslie
West Silver Street
Erml Osborne
Valley City
Monard Styers
Marvard Avenue
Arthur Jackson
Lucy Prake
Cleveland St
Diane DuCoty
Farenace Street
Len Malia
Lakewood
Edith Tran
LaGrance
Paul Caja
Woodford Avenue
John Peters
West Third Rtreet
Robert Wuenseh
Grafton
Hobert Tayport
West Et
License granted in Elyria Oberlin and nearby towns
A fragmented notice lists licenses granted to individuals including Donald Wistric a 29 year old clerk of Elyria Mary Josephine Cotter a 77 year old of 140 East College street Oberlin and others across Cleveland Avon Lake Lorain and Detenit with details partially garbled but indicating license approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wistric
Elyria
Mary Josephine Cotter
East College Street
Oberlin
Cleveland
Edna Seger
Avon Lake
Dwight FL Cenrne
Betty Porecane
Lorain
Avon Coming Events Brief for August Church and Scout Activities
Avon notes a busy August with Boy Scouts meeting at the saw hall on Wednesday August 1, prayer and tithe study at the Baptist church on Thursday evening, Red Cross workers gathering at the town hall August 6, a Methodist Sunday school picnic at Avon Lake on Thursday, and a Baptist picnic at North Olmsted park later in the month. Supper served at 7. The column closes with Mrs Edith Kripper attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Baptist Church
Reds- Cross
Avon Lake Pars
North Olmsted Park
Eight Steps to a Good Makeup Job for Youthful Skin
A dated beauty guide outlines eight steps for cleansing, toning, applying foundation, eye shadow, rouge, powder, mascara and brow shaping. It stresses careful technique, using gentle strokes, avoiding overloading with products, and finishing with lipstick and a final cool wipe for a youthful, balanced look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arriangular
Jash
Diedrich reunion and visits across Avon area
Mrs. Emily Sawyer and Mrs. Genevieve Broun of Williaray field visited Avem friends for the Diedrich reunion at Ridgeville on Sunday. Judith Jameron spent time with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Prechtel of Weslake. Linus Temtin of the Government School Chicago spent the weekend with his uncle in Avon. Denkess noted as being found everywhere in Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diedrich
Ridgeville
Emily Sawyer
Genevieve Broun
Williaray Field
Avem
Judith Jameron
Prechtel
Weslake
Linus Temtin
Government School
Chicago
Avon
Vigilantes Move To Contain Outlaw Plot In Town
In a tense frontier town, vigilantes rally amid accusations of murder and intimidation. John Paul is dead, Bruno captured, and the group plans guards as hostiles threaten the mine and hotel. The crowd demands justice while leaders weigh offers for peace and arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trosle Tenningtanz
Feta Marty
Dion Tifoahim
Hector
Muena
Vista
Trun
Fon Warren
Jon Maur Hudson
Gare
Lawless
Charles Dowlan
Bruni
Jima
Mul
Douglas
J Tim
Etalento Dtin
Nowerrr
Jim
John Pauls
Josie
Ren
Bruno
al Ficht
John
Paul
Nim
Uuenmer
Dan
Sirs
Huds
Hruna
Will Sloxham
Ben
Milli
Perris Ring
John Pac
Im’ Tongtago
Joyle
Cmarry
Frank
Link Porter
Matthiews
Matthiers
Ben Warren
Iia
Heppy Mears
Lake Stations
Dick Maverty
Ferris
Tom Ianak
Tim’ Donat
Wilton
Clint Frescher
Ukey
Donahue
Deneal
Douglan
Amalgamation Talks Between AFL and CIO Intensify
Aug 3 reports from Pittsburgh indicate growing pressure for a formal merger between the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations. CIO President Philip Murray suggested joint committees and an impartial arbitrator to resolve jurisdictional disputes while continuing wartime unity efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Y Mittsburgh
American Federation of Labor
Congress of
CIO
Philip Murray
AFL
Murray
Maine
Gorey
Wes Afl
Everal
Yalour
Eay
Johns
Lewis
United Mine Works Sryhe Cio
United Mines Workers
Federation Im N
AFI
Frommsty Tre
fiMurray
Chicago
Green
Pontiac
Mich
Slyal Grocery
Hoosevelt
Yabor
Lywn
AFR
War Libor Board
Pontiae
Fain
Acme
Ifle
Yonatty
THO
Et. J. Thomas
United Antimobile
A. Julius Emepak
United Electrical, Media
Daniel Tobin
The
Teamsters Union
Harry C. Gates
Thericklayers’ Union
William L. Hutcheson
Carpenters’ Unter
Burglary Probe—Two Elyria Businesses Targeted
Elyria police investigate a morning burglary at Ray Luke's service station on Oberlin Road and West Avenue, netting $16.72, two cartons of cigarettes, and $250 in pennies from a cash register. An attempted burglary at Reads's cigar store on Broad Street involved a broken rear window and effort to force the safe with a pipe wrench, but nothing appeared missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Telay
Ray Luke's
Obertin Road
West Avenue
Litke
Reads
Broad Jtreet
TF. Andress
Lloyd Sweet
Fred E. Boney
Stolen Tire Reported From Car Near Home
Walter Bruszens Sr. reported to police that a tire was taken from the rear compartment of his automobile parked beside his house shortly after 2:15 a m Friday. The vehicle suffered a fire with no lubrication and the loss was valued at $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bruszens Sr
Werfavehue
Military News Notes From Elyria and Camp Forrest
The item collects wartime notices for local residents joining the military. It mentions Frank Steg and a former Elyria Electele Co proprietor, several men drafted or enlisted at Camp Forrest Tennessee, Great Lakes naval training, and Atlantic City photographic duty assignments. It lists addresses and family connections for many servicemen and a few promotions and training details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Steg
Elyria
AL P.O
Camp Forrest
Tenn
I Steger
Electele Co
Big spy roundup denied by Russian quarters
Russian officials rejected claims of widespread Nazi sabotage and fifth column activity as pure nonsense. They noted the Rikdan fifth column was wiped out before the war except Volga German residents resettled east last summer. Diversionary groups, often posing as Ruslan soldiers, reportedly operated with German parachute troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tylar
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Edith Kripper
Carek
Elpela
Victory Creme Permanent
Military and Teather
Federal
Dl Permanent
Permenant
Maurice
Tota
Sos Broad Street
Haserodt's
Denkess
Egypt
Vigilantes. OF
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Pauline
Joel
Beihu
Jove
Tom Hawk
Bess Hudson
Herv
John Paul
Ito
Tesksbury
Tom $Rank
Dee Wilson
Tim Donahue
Frank Matikexs
Txo
Matthees
Bern Sted
Heatine
John Pacts
Merpbodr
Tun Donahue
Gad Mozze
al Riester
Ji Mayfield
Matiesake
Meir
John Peat
Mrenee
Bummer Dan
Spain
Jim Bronham
Brune
Lorain County Home and Window Cleaning Co
Grafton Road
Hugh Grees
A. F
J.T. Fawcett
Alee Station
Columbia Flying School
Columbus
Missisippi
Fawcett
Jesse Mr. Miller
Alice' Hu Miller
Clark Street
Army
All ‘Forces
Hubert John* Smith
Toa
Smntth
East
Vth St
Thhe
U.S. Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Smith
Navy
Donald P. Neel
East Street
New London
U.S. Naval Reserve
U. S. Naval Training Station
Greatlakes
Ill
T. G. Walzer
Cleveland Street
Kenneth
Camp Ferren
Pye
Kenneth J. D. Walker
APO
Signal Co
Tenn USA
Lir
Ed Weber
Coroline Avenue
Richard_ FE
Weber
Tennessee
Co. A
Infantry
A. P.O
S. Army
Chronicle-Telegram
Corslee
Henry Mrt
Enside
Harold Stesman
Koplin
Automatic
Hat
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Auignment
Eelved
Tod
Florence Burns
Petking Gilm
Williams Ha
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Ades
Talorng
Iier
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