Daughters Share 310000 Estate Of Arthur B Osborn
An estate valued at 310600 will be divided among three daughters of Arthur B. Osborn who died August 2 in Elyria Memorial hospital at age 60. Each daughter receives about 100000. Fields M E church gains 10000. Osborn, a North Eaton farmer and industrialist, was a Wet-Met director and former North Eaton Board of Education member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Osborn
North Eaton
Osborn
Grafton
Fields M. E. Church
Fields Church
Grafton Bank
North Eaton Board of Education
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Patricia Ann Osborn
Mary Carol Osborn
RD. 1
Jean ©. Robinson
San Bernardino Calif
Eator Township
Wet- Met Company
Kent
Ohio
Edna
Red Cross Nurses Aides Program Set With Speaker
Miss Margaret Krapp and Miss Carley announce a hospital nursing aides event tonight. Speakers include Rev. W. W. Walker on A Labor of Love, with special music by Mrs. James Short. Mrs. C. C. Schmitkens will present a history of the Red Cross Volunteer Nurses Aides. refreshments follow, served by committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Krapp
Carley
Vivian Atkinson
Maude Duckett
Mary Jo Foster
Marian Harpster
Leland Minch
Jennie Reinke
Leonard Tufford
W. W. Walker
Grace Lutheran Church
James Short
Red Cross
C. C. Schmitkens
Nurses Aide Service Committee
Elyria
American Red Cross
Schmitkens
Ray Stuckey
Dart Keech
Norris Ryder
Iran to Export Oil Under 25 Year Purchase Plan
A proposed Anglo Iranian Oil Company framework envisions Iran selling oil F O B at Iranian ports to Britain via a long term purchasing organization of 25 years. Iran could sell to others but not prejudice the purchaser, with the purchasing body providing shipping and refining facilities and ensuring steady flow. Iran to gain internal oilfield access with Kormanshan fields shifting to Iran and Iranian representatives on the purchaser's board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIOC
Iran
Britain
Iranian National Oil Company
F. O
Kormansham
Anglo-Iranan Oil Company
Death notices in Elyria area list several local deaths
Len Metzger of Columbus died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a two year illness. He was born in Zanesville April 10 1879 and lived in Elyria since 1946. survived by wife Alice Maude Metzger and daughter Louisa Styblo. Eloise Hess former John Hay teacher in Cleveland died at her home in Cleveland after a long Elyria residence. survived by brother Carl Hess and nieces. William Waller 92 formerly of this area died at his daughter’s home in Elyria. survived by five sons two daughters twenty two grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren. John L Emerick 60 found dead in Litchfield. survived by wife and daughters. Ann Eaden Ireland 44 of Avon Lake died at home. survived by husband a daughter a son grandson two sisters and one brother. funeral set for Avon Lake area with Eastern Star service. Burial details and funeral home assignments listed for each.
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Len Metzger
Cambridge Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ilness
Zanesville
Metzger
1Columbus
May ‘Company
Elyria
Elyria Furniture Company
Alice Maude Metzger
Louisa Styblo
R. A. Styblo
Ald
Grafton Read
Sudro-Curtis
Hearing-Brian- DeLong
Greenwood Cemetery
Eloise Hess
John
Carl Hess
Cleveland
Myron TF. Hess
Pittsburgh
Calif
Mildred Kean
Wellington
Mary Hess
Kipton
California
Bennett and
Oberlin
William Waller
Arthur A. Youngless
South Professor Street
Germany
United States
St. John's Lutheran Church
William
Youngstown
Ridgelawn Cemtery
John L. Emerick
Litchfield
Margaret
Violetta Talarski
Mary Amterese
N.D
Dorothy Morden
Ellen Wilhelmy
Mary Raymond
Leonard PB
Reichlin Funeral Home
Avon Lake
Ann Eaden
Ireland
Parkwood Drive
Robert
Barbara Luttner
Lakewood
Robert W
Memphis Naval Hospital
Jean Whitley
Greenville
N. C
Mary Michell
George Eaden
Mentor
Order of Eastern Stars
Lake Shore Union Society
Women's League of the
Congregational Church
P. T. A. Friends
Burmeister Funeral
Eastern Star
Paul Folino
Elmhurst Park Cemetery
Regional Wage Office Opens At Cleveland
The regional Wage Stabilization Board opens in Cleveland under Director Parker C Williams to handle wage adjustments for Ohio and Kentucky. The office will receive cases from U S Department of Labor field offices and forward new requests to the Washington WSBE for area cost calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Parker C. Williams
Ohio
Kentucky
U. S. Department of Labor
Williams
Washington
WSBE
Board Rejects Plea To Transfer Permit
The state liquor department rejects Harold P. Gannis of 1302 Main St Lorain for transfer of C-2 permits to Lucile Jessel of 2313 Elyria Ave Lorain. Mutton reported plentiful in the Falkland Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board
Columbus. C
State Liquor Department
Harold P. Gannis
Mainst Lorain
Lucile Jessel
Elyria Ave
Lorain
Expect To Defeat Soviet Moves At Jap Treaty Talks
Washington reports the United States can block Moscow from forcing major revisions to Japan's peace treaty. Officials say Kremlin aims to push arms limits, troop removals, reparations, and seat for Communist China, but U S support is strong enough to veto such changes at the September 4 San Francisco conference.
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Washington
United States
China
Kremlin
San Francisco
Moscow
State Department
General
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Russia
India
Indonesia
Burma
Adrei A. Gromyko
Japan
U. S
Formosa
Pescadores
Red China
Convict Escapes From Cook County Jail Amid Rainy Chase
Death row inmate Harry Williams, 25, escaped from Cook County jail after beating guard George Tirley to death with a pipe. Police stakeouts and a search of a South Side tenement and a railroad yard ensued as officers hunted him, offering a $1000 reward. Williams fled barefoot after eluding pursuit near his uncle William Hawkins’ home.
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Canmuu
Cook County
Harry Williams
George Tirley
Williams
South Side
William Hawkins
Bargeredly
Hawkins
John Babb
Springfield
Ill
Chicago
Willams
Lorain County Fair to Host Corn Harvesting Machine School
The Lorain County Agricultural Mobilization Committee with the Lorain County Farm Machinery Dealers Assoc Co operation will run a corn harvesting machine operation and maintenance school August 7 at Wellington Ohio during the Lorain County Fair. Sessions begin at eleven each morning and noon close. Experienced company representatives will explain operation, settings, safety shields and safety measures for the machinery.
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Lorain County
Wellington
Ohio
Lorain
Rules Allow Four Avon Lake Council Candidates on Ballot
Lorain County prosecutor advises Avon Lake Board of Elections that four petitioners qualify to run for council and will appear on the November ballot. The village charter requires two years residency, but the prosecutor ruled that seating is for village officials to decide. Petitions rejected by the board may appeal by August 18, with hearings set for August 20 at Elections offices.
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Council of
Avon Lake Village
Lorain County Prosecutor
Board of Elections
Iegal
Opinions Differ On Cheating In Exams At OSU
At Ohio State University a divide exists on exam cheating. Faculty doubt widespread cheating while some students insist it is common. A sociology professor cites 99 percent do not cheat, and another instructor sees only a few cheating, handled by the Examinations committee led by Bland L Stradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gcolumbus
Ohio State University
West Point
Buckeye
Bland’ L. Stradley
Stradley
ROTC
County Health Nurse Resigns in Lorain County
Dr. Marion Fischer, Lorain County health commissioner, reports Mrs. Virgil DeFields of Elyria resigns from the Lorain County Health Board after since 1945 service. The resignation takes effect August 31, with two weeks vacation. Mrs. Marjorie Strawbridge of Elyria will replace her on September 1 covering Carlisle and Elyria Townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Marion Fischer
Lorain County
Virgil DeFields
Bell Avenue
Elyria
Princeton Avenue
Strawbridge
DeFields
Carlisle
Tornado Like Wind Funnel Seen Moving Toward Akron Area
Northeast Ohio patrols reported a tornado like wind funnel traveling northwest from Youngstown toward Akron early this morning. The Youngstown airport and Northfield patrol station confirmed the funnel overhead and then moving toward Warren. About 230 damage was later noted as the funnel faded with dissipation expected by late morning, per Cleveland Weather Bureau.
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Akron
Ohio
Youngstown
Northfield
Warren
Cleveland
Winfield's son leads parade for boat launch at Sunny Side
Motorists trailed a boat parade near Sunny Side as officials planned a 10:30 am launch. Winfield, a skilled craftsman, along with son Lee Smith and Frank Ellis, oversaw wire crossings while A. R. Wycoff designed the craft built during WWII era. Oberlin marks six years since its wonder.
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Las
Lake Road
Winfield
Lee Smith
Frank Ellis
A. R. Wycoff
Rocky River Yard
Oberlin
Quake in Anatolia Leaves Dozens Dead and Homeless
A large earthquake near Cankiri in Central Anatolia killed at least 56 people and injured 162 with hundreds more feared as many towns remain uncontacted. About 423 houses were destroyed and 500 damaged. ten thousand farm animals perished and railways suffered damage as rescue teams aided survivors.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Anatolia
Cankiri
Mother seeks help in hunt for 11 year old son
A Grafton mother asked the county sheriff for help locating her 11 year old son Roy Brush who ran away from home with two other boys yesterday afternoon. Roy is described as 51 inches tall, 90 pounds, brown hair and eyes, wearing blue dungarees a brown plaid shirt and tennis shoes. He may be riding a green bicycle trimmed in silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Sheriff's Deputies
Roy Brush
Britain Defends East Europe Trade Amid Embargo Debate
Britain rejects U S calls to ban all trade with the Communist bloc and argues that commerce with eastern Europe cannot be sacrificed to stop communism. Sir Hartley Shawcross says trade with both sides mirrors a normal pattern in Europe and notes Britain’s five month Russia imports rose to 58.08 million dollars while exports dropped to 5.89 million dollars.
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London
U.A
Britain
Europe
United States
Hartley Shawcross
Board of Trade
U. S
Truro
Cornwall
Shawcross
Japan
China
Far East
Russia
Trucks Collision Near Routes 10 and 301
Two trucks collided yesterday afternoon at the Routes 10 and 301 intersection with light damage and no serious injuries. Sheriff deputies investigated the crash as Victor Sherrick of Elida Ohio, driving one truck, attempted to pass Lester A. Squire of R D 1 LaGrange Ohio, whose left turn led to the collision. Front-end damage was reported on Sherrick’s truck.
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301
Sheriff's
Victor “Sherrick
Elida
Ohio
Lester A. Squire
R.D. 1
LaGrange
Sherrick
Court actions span fines, pleas and notices in Lorain county
Richard Wash pleaded guilty to reckless driving on Route 113 and was fined 15 dollars with five suspended. An estate inventory for the late Alice J. Robinson valued at 21 409.28 was reported. Allen Sharpnack faced charges of contributing to delinquency and pled not guilty. bond set at 2 000 dollars. Various theft, divorce, alimony, and criminal cases noted along with township fund authorization and road improvements in local tribunals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wash
Cascade Street
C. C. Lord
Alice J. Robinson
Wellington
Allen Sharpnack
Broadway, Lorain
James P. Horn
Columbia Township
Birmingham
Engsfer
Petipat
Medical Board Grants Licenses To Two In Lorain
The Ohio State Medical Board announced licenses granted today. John G. Krupski of 839 Osborn Avenue Lorain passed the medical exam and is authorized to practice. Dr Krupski is a graduate of Ohio State University Medical School. An osteopathic license was awarded to Jay E. Hall of 605 Foster Park Road Lorain.
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Medical Board
Lorain
John G. Krupski
Osborn Avenue
Ohio State
State Medical Board
Dr. Krupski
Ohio State University Medical School
Jay E. Hall
Foster] Park Road
Avon Lake Kiwanis To Hear British Consulate Aide
Avon Lake Kiwanis will hear E Fctote commercial attache of the British Consulate at the dinner meeting at The Saddle on Lake Road at 6 15 p m Thursday. On Sunday August 19 the group will travel to Kamp Kiwanis in Ridgey Me for a picnic.
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Avon Lake
E Fcote
Saddle On Lake Road
Kamp Kiwanis
Ridgey,Me
Elymian Joins Army Maneuvers At Fort Bragg
Pfc. Philip Stevick son of Mr and Mrs Harlie Stevick 244 Oxford Avenue participates in Exercise Southern Pines at Fort Bragg North Carolina among 110000 troops. He has served since April and belongs to the Third Armored Regiment serving as a jeep driver in an aggressor unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elymian
Philip Stevick
Harlie Stevick
Oxford Avenue
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
Pfc
Stevick
Third Armored Regiment
Police report two Dutot windows broken by unknown youths
Police learned two windows at H. E. Dutot 325 Eleventh street were broken by children while Dutot was away. Robert M. Ternes R D 3 was arrested on Cleveland street after a high speed chase. He faces speeding and reckless driving charges and a mayor court date August 18. Andrew Burroughs 318 West 14th street Lorain pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was fined after his car struck a parked vehicle owned by William Rothgery 162 Bath street in front of St. Agnes church.
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William McLinden
R.D
Grafton
C. C. Lord
McLinden
Chestnut Ridge Road
H. E. Dutot
Eleventh Street
Dutot
Robert M. Ternes
R. D
Cleveland Street
Andrew Burroughs
West 14Th Street
Lorain
Henry W. Ault
Burroughs
William Rothgery
Bath Street
St. Agnes’ Church
CEI Reports Big Gain in Revenues
The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. reports a 13 percent revenue rise for the year ending June 30, 1953. Earnings per common share fell to $3.65 from $3.90 amid higher federal taxes. a $12 million expansion was completed with plan to spend $24 million more in two years. Kilowatt hour sales rose 21 percent, residential sales up 11 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
CEI
Elmler I. Lindseth
Wedemeyer Sees War Unlikely Soon
Lt Gen Albert Wedemeyer, retired Sixth Army commander, told the American Bureau for Medical Aid to Free China that he does not expect Russia to start a war soon. He cited Russia's current psychological and economic strengths and urged not to deploy American troops to fight in the Orient or Western Europe, advocating support and equipment instead.
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Los Angeles
Albert 3
Wedemeyer
Sixth Army
Russia
China
Hts
Stalin
Joe
Orient
Europe
Mediation Planned Over Peru Ecuador Border Dispute
Chile announces a four power mediation conference with the United States Chile Argentina and Brazil to resolve the Peru Ecuador border dispute amid reported disorders and attacks and the risk of war. Fernando Ilanes says delegates will meet in Rio de Janeiro to seek a settlement.
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Santiago
Chile
Fernando Ilanes
U. S
Arguina
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Peru
Ecuador
Prices at Noon from United Press Markets
Prices at Noon from United Press list values for American Radiator, American T and T, Anaconda Copper, Avco Manufacturing, Bendix Aviation, Columbia Gas, Kennecott Copper, Chrysler, Cities Service, General Motors, Gliddon Co, Montgomery Ward, and Wo faweeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Radiator
American T. & T
Anaconda
Avco Mfg
Bendix Aviation
Columbia Gas
Kennecott Copper
Chrysler Cities Service
General Motors
Gliddon Co
Montgomery Ward
Cleveland produce market and livestock totals
Markets list grain oats soybeans and produce in Cleveland with prices for apples onions peppers and other vegetables. Cattle receipts number 250 with ranges for steers cows and veal. hogs about 1000 with price bands and class distinctions. sheep and lambs receipts 200 with price ranges. market overall steady with slight declines in hogs. Local firms and suppliers unnamed but noted in market context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Grain Saeat
Cleveland
U.S
Tee Ce
Vauues
Dry Weather Cuts Ohio Corn Prospects
The Federal State Crop Reporting Service reports near drought in parts of Ohio reducing corn prospects by as much as two bushels per acre. Rain is needed soon to prevent further damage. On Aug 1 the corn crop was 201,544,000 bushels versus 174,928,000 last year and the ten year average of 169,584,000. July weather hurt corn but aided rapid small grain harvest with wheat harvest essentially complete and oats nearly finished by month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Federal
Pilot killed as plane crashes near Xenia Ohio
Dayton pilot Harley Moore, 59, was killed when his light two seater struck a power line north of Xenia and plunged to the ground. Moore a civilian employee at Wright Patterson Field and a World War I veteran was alone in the aircraft planning to land in an emergency field outside town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia Xenia
Dayton
Harley Moore
Wright-Patterson Field
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Ann Eadon
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Barber & Beauty Shop
Second St
OSU
Oliver Bemis
West Ridge Road
Bemis
Harry E. Rodger
Lillian
Ashland
Benito Cisneros
Clarence J. Cousino
Cousino
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Nicacio Montanez
Audrey O'Brien
John Joseph O'Brien
Dorothy Bernas
Vermilion
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Avon Leake Club
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United Press
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Golden Jubilee
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Ohio Edison
Ohio Oi
Penna. R. Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Standard of Ind
Standard of
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Standard of Ohio Texas Company
U. S. Steel
Warner Brothers - Westinghouse Airbrake Woolworth Ca
Sub-Zero
George Hermann, Inc
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