Allied Air Raids Fire Philippines Opening Target Mindanao Davao
Allied forces opened a campaign against the Philippines with heavy bombers striking Davao on Mindanao and Mindanao raids expanding after Roosevelt pledged to return with U.S. forces. MacArthur outlined advances from New Guinea toward the Philippine archipelago as Liberators of the Far Eastern Air Force conducted nightly bombing missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied
Southwest Pacific
Psrs
Rimut
Philippines
Roosevelt
Far Eastern Air Force
Philips Bikes
Tost
Davaer
Mitdaiao Tshind
MacAichin
Mr. Roosevelt
Hawaii
Phillippines
U. S
Davas
Mindanao
MacArthur
Pacific
New Guinea
Australia
Sansapar
Long Island
Davey
Noemfoor
Biak
Geelvink Bay
Davao
Halmahera
Dutch New Guinea
Drieniumor River
British New Guinea
Altape
School Of Nursing Admits Large Freshman Class At Elyria
The Elyria Memorial Hospital nursing school welcomed 68 new students for a three year program. Initiation included a pajama party and wearing green uniforms with pigtails. The class aims to join 14 graduates last week as the largest enrollment in the school’s history. A related fire at Athens’ Security Bank building caused about $75,000 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Neon Beery
Atudant
Athens
Marietta
Nelson
Ville
Security Bank
Numan Brotherhood
Betty Jorgensen
Louise Thiel
Doris Winsor
Katherine Rumph
June Novak
Margaret Lyons
Harriet Mills
Mnie Roe
Helen Jebheka
Leona Walters
Ruth Munson
Emma Kelly
Naomi Beery
Elyria Menchnt Hospital
Lela Stucky
MB. Johnson
James Thomas
Elyria Chapster
Red Cross
Thomas Westded
Carlton Squire
George Talk
Retrenchment in Aircraft Program Seeks War Shift
The War Department told the War Production Board that after the Normandy success, four motor Liberator bombers six four four seven bombers and possibly Thunderbolt fighters would be cut. The plan frees 120000 aircraft workers by year’s end to focus on B29 Superfortress production and the new B32 long-range bomber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thanat
Gent
Jalofi
Abriite
War Department
Femplea Sig Lt
Japan
Sirhatra
Eight New Polio Cases Reported in Ohio
State health director Ro W. Markwith announced eight new infantile paralysis cases in Ohio, raising total statewide since June to 204. Montgomery county contributed four cases, with one each from Wood, Summit, and Trumbull counties. Cuyahoga and Summit counties hold the most active cases, with 21 in Cuyahoga and many in Summit. The current active total stands at 98, far above last year’s pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ro W. Markwith
Tate
Markwith
Montgomery County
Wood, Summit
Trams
Cuyahoga
Summit Counties
Euynons
Summit
Three Super Forts Lost In Raids On Nagasaki And Walembang
Washington reports three super fortresses lost in yesterday's double raid on Japanese industrial targets at Nagasaki and Walembang Stamatra. The War Department announced radio pane results. Also, three killed in a training plane crash near La Junta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nagasaki
Japan
Walembang
Stamatra
Wier! Department
DA Junta Colo
Lester BR. Haris
la Junta Air Field
Here
Alan W. Hobbs
Russell
Allied push drives toward encirclement in Normandy front
From the Orne crossing to the Vire Moria area heavy fighting raged as American forces advanced from Le Mans toward a junction with Canadian units above Falaise. German counterattacks failed to break the encirclement plan as Allied troops moved toward the Cherbourg region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orne River
Thury-Harcourt
Caen
United Press
Richard D. McMillan
Vire- Moria
Avranches
Normandy
Brittany
Mortain
Wheer
Highwak
Vire
Je Mans
Ye Mane
Falaise
Gerosan India
George & Patton, Jr
le Mans Arra
EL Givettar
Trusia
Seely
Supreme Headquarters
Pacis
Une
Chartres
Y Kate
Tan Atlante
Frenen
Death notices and obituaries from Lorain and area
Death records for Joseph H Subject age 44 of Lorain follow a long career in metal work with family survivors in Cleveland and local relatives. Clara Smith of Elyria dies at 4 am. Geneva Sager granted a jury trial. Berwell Thomas Findley obituary notes life in East Townsend and local service. Funeral plans and times from Nativity church to Wake man and Fast Townsend cemetery are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Subject
Kid Hothe
12Th Street
Lorain
Posat
Poland
Conbig
Gallon
White Roth Co
National Tube
Nativity Church i
Knights of Columbus
Loralty Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
United Polish Club of
Helen
Sid Orlikowski
Edward Gare
Cleveland
John
Stace
Alephens Konarski
Cayalets
St. Mary's
Nichols Funeral
Geneva Sager
M. Berwell
Thomas Jurve
Robert the Dudge
Wakeman
Berwell
Thom
Findley
Drass
Collins
Cildenmeister
East Townsend
Bentah
Dudge
Cs Bo Findley
Valparaiso
Ind
Ohio Meows
Fast Townsend Telephone Company
Fast Townsend Cemetery
E. Townsend Grange
Court, divorce and death notices in And About The Court House
County commissioners set August 21 bids for three carts of stoker coal for the County Home. Ann M. Dartnos filed for divorce from John, alleging neglect and cruelty after a 1993 marriage and one child. Steve Barcer sued Rose for divorce, married 1995 with two children. A divorce suit by Aranla Myers against Clyde was dismissed. Mary Sturtevant Wakeman, 85, of 158 Northrup Street, died after a week’s illness. born in Amherst, former Birmingham resident, survived by husband Jane C., two daughters, two sons, grandchildren, sister. Services August 15 at Birmingham Methodist Church. Burial in Himmingham Cemetery. Leo Thome of North Ridgeville to have funeral Sunday at 9:40 for St Peter’s Church. Burial at St Peter’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Sturtevant Wakeman
Mars C
Sturtevant
Northrup Street
Lyna
Amherst
Birmingham
Flynna
Jane C
Lawrence Bucks
Lakewood
Gerald Wilson
Calfornia
Maurice
Edward
Flynt
Elvisa Memorial Hospital
ST Pe
R'S Cemetery
Bombing Campaign and Ground Support Strain in Northern France
Reports describe heavy Allied air raids against German targets in northern France and ongoing ground fighting with losses on both sides. The night operations disrupted Nazi transport as bombers pressed forward while support aircraft faced dangers amid the advancing Allied ground forces. A separate local injury incident occurs on Court Street with a man sustaining arm and elbow injuries after a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berdeass
Armeh
France
Frene
Bosanerh Court
Smale
Ogun
Ada Beebe Granted Divorce and Name Restoration
Judge Guy B Findley granted Ada Beebe a divorce from Willard on neglect grounds and restored her to her maiden name Kappentafer Jenny A. Shick. Lorain filed for divorce from Brity on neglect grounds. they wed last September and have one child. Burgess granted a divorce from Mary on neglect grounds. Charles Mauras filed suit against Willig Kallas for 50900 alleging alienation of affection. Clyde Neumeyer paid a fine for parking without lights after arrest on Osborne road. Mary Nagy filed for divorce from Gahbar on cruelty grounds. they married in 1914 and have three children. Capo Transport Co suit for 1137 damages from a collision on Route 18 near Rune S11 on Aug 27, 1992. Juanita Judson filed for divorce from Mer win on neglect and cruelty. married in 1940 and have one child. Andrew Rakarloran filed suit against Dan Barsan et al to cancel a land contract and recover payments, alleging fraud and mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Beebe
Willard
Guy B Findley
Newleet
Kappentafer
Jenny A. Shick
Lorain
Charles Mauras
Lerain
Willig Kallas
Jorain
Greyvan
Sit
Charles A. Rogers
Andrew Rakarloran
Agaist
Dan Barsan
Four teachers hired by Gratton Village and Columbia Township boards
Gratton Village and Columbia Township school boards filled teaching vacancies for the new year, naming four hires. Gibbons reported eight vacancies remain across county schools. New hires include Jone Mary Geisel and Leote Mitchell for grades three to six, with replacements for Adams and Kneehtges. Columbia School adds Betty Newburgh as music teacher and Joan Sharkey as Latin history teacher. The report notes shifts in staffing and retirements across the district. Greece may cultivate aromatic plants for perfumery production, involving a $3,800 sale with $800 down and $24 monthly payments plus interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratton Village
Columbia Township
C. A. Gibbons
Jone Mary Geisel
Ninth Street
Elying
Leote Mitchell
North Ridgeville
Arades
Mass Geisel
Bowling Green State University
Gertrude Adams
Avon Lake
Mitchell
Bethawy College
West Virginia
Anderson
Indiana
North Olmsted
Angela Kneehtges
Nori Royalton
Columbia Township Board
Betty Jane Newburgh
Jamestown
New York
Joan Seikey
Berea
Bath School
Newburgh
Baldwan-Wallace College
Ma Dine
Marilyn Huston
Cleveland
Sharkey
Kent State University
Geneva
Columbia
Barsbara Shriver
Bedford
Loretz Sells Store on Middle Ave
Loretz sells the R. M. Loreta store at 634 Middle Avenue to Burnell Schuster who will run the grocery and confectionery outlet. Loretz retires after 14 years and eight months in Elyria and plans rest and fishing. He began in 1920 purchasing the store from Ed Knapp and formerly worked on the Green Line railroad. He expressed thanks for public patronage during his tenure and has no immediate plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Loreta
Middle Avenue
Burnell (Barkey
Loretz
Eld “Green Cine Cleveland Southwestern Electric Railway
Elyria
County pays $217 58 for state prisoners meals
Sheriff Carl A. Finegan reported to county commissioners that through this year 501 meals have been served to state prisoners at the county jail and 488 meals to parolees. The board considers seeking reimbursement from the state and asked for an official opinion on recovery. A separate notice records a stolen spot light worth $20 from John Grouse's car at the Rane line station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Finegan
Grafton
Board of State
Grafla Farm
John Grouse
Middle Avenue
Cleveland Street
Ange Abbe Road
Markets in Cleveland Area Offer Varied Produce and Livestock Prices
The Cleveland market report lists prices for fruits, vegetables, and livestock. Yellow varieties of apples including Yellow Transparent and Dutchess are noted with mixed quality levels from best to poorer. Blues, aloes, and berries appear among fruit lines, with specific price ranges. Livestock sections show cattle, calves, sheep, and lambs with price bands and quality descriptors. Grain prices for wheat, corn, oats, and beans are provided with No 1 and No 2 distinctions and regional quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Firestead
Motec
Toledo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inet
Antes
Hawke
Squmut
Edgar Éivetat
Mode Sauville
Lisitan
Rouen Sampiagned
Dreur Alencon Ghartaeey
Natedudul
Fontainebleau
Jian É Edugency
Chambord Chauntont
Miles
Paris
le Mans
Nantes
St. Nazaire
Tolrent
Brest
Acme
C. C. Osborn
Jef
Chester Seneff
Chester Cordy
Safety Service Directr TD
Faxon
Obitts
School of Nursing
Chia
Elyria Ares
Kioterineel
Allon
Nefteres
Vestal’s
Louia Guill
London
Ohio Parole Board
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Joseph H. Subieor
Stoker
Ann M. Dartnos
Orain
Steve Barcer
Rose
Lect
Aranla Myers
Clyde
Clyde Neumeyer
Cohan
Uia
voSts
Justice of the Peace HC Cummings
Osborne Road
Columba
Mary Nagy
Gahbar
Juanita Judson
Wellington
Merwin
Steese
Aty Lea
Norma’s
Greece
Loretz Sells
Middle Ave
Carl Ingner
Second Street
West Avenue
A. Ro Agate
New Olina
Ingwer
Agate
Leonard Mays
Court Street
Akia Golden Linn
A. W. Jewell
American Beauty
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!