Fire Recalls Country Club’s 1905 Opening
A landmark in Lorain County, the Elyria Country Club complex burned last night. The club, purchased in 1905, opened June 28, 1908, and featured a nine hole golf course, tennis courts, and river boating. Over 300 people attended the opening and reception with music from Pomeroy’s orchestra.
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Lorain Countlans
Elyria
WE. Miller
W. N. Gates
B. Lennard
AJ. Taylor
Treasuer
W.S. Miller
Max Elf
Fred Meller
Stare Faxon
T DB. Fauver
WW. R. Huntagton
National Tube Co
Pomeroy
Elyria Reappears in Nebraska Radio Broadcast
Elyria voices aired on WGAR with Mayor ALR Agate and Elyria Chamber leader J B Johnson among speakers. They highlighted community progress, firsts like the Community Chest drive and Crippled Children movement, and noted the Elyria name origin debate. Mrs Sherman counters a Nebraska Elyria existance.
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WGAR
Alr. Agate
J.B. Johnson
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Richard Stith
Lorain County Industrial Council
Dave Scott
Elyria Civic Foundation Inc
Wayne Mack
Tix Industrial and Civic Progress
Crippled Children's Movement
Aired High
Alleghany's
Elvira
A. E. Sherman
M2 West Avenue
Elyria
Vatley County
Nebraska
Walter A. Godfrey
Junior Chamber Directors Meet to Plan August Talk
A special meeting of the Junior Chamber of Commerce board is set for 8:30 this evening to discuss plans for a session on August 26. Spencer D. Irwin of Cleveland will speak on the subject of the problem of alcohol.
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Juniar Chamber of Commerce
Spencer D. Irwin
Cleviland
Wil
Fire at Northern Ohio social club roars through town
Fire chief said the spectacular blaze drew hundreds to the scene as the club, near completion on a $7,000 addition, faced water damage to the basement locker room. Elwin's police aided traffic control and the chorus department helped. A meeting called by T. F. Schilling will decide next steps for a new clubhouse.
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Wateh
Ohio
Ehorists Department
Elwin
Tims
Beard
T. F. Schilling
Bruce
Knights of Columbus Convention in Boston halts opers and explores foray into China
The Knights of Columbus held their 60th annual national convention in Boston with 700,000 members. Luke Eo Watt, Supreme Advocate, announced 200 resolutions covering press censorship, anti Communist action, parochial school privileges, and banning obscene literature. A second feature notes currency talk, inflation, and anecdotes about Chinese wealth and government salaries in a Shanghai report.
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Boston
Marsion
Eine Wiss
Deleseite
Knights of Colusbus
Luke Eo Watt
St Tenis
Anal Chaiman
Death Records RUDOLPH PASENOW and others
Death notices list Rudolph Pasenow of 419 West Fite street from a heart attack at 4 15 p m on Sunday. Surviving family includes a wife seven children two brothers and five sisters. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 1 00 p m at Altner Funeral Home. Also noted are William A Homer 62 who died at home on Erie street, Emily Worcester Omerlin widow of Perry Worcester who died at Toledo General Hospital after a three week illness, with burial at Green Wood cemetery and services in Oberlin.
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Rudolph Pasenow
Rudolph Pascouw
West Fite
Toentlh Street
Elyria
Germany
Ffoltie
Melvin
Thomas
Pillip
Ruedolphie
Nelson
Dave Othy
Agnes
Floyd Lugeckt
Avesiatork William
Edward
Duluth
Minn
John Shatfstall
Hubert Haney
Andy Kowal
Clark Walker
San Diego
Calif
Charles Morgen
Terre Haute, Inc
Altiner Bunneral
Ernst Trinty
Ridgelawn Cemetery
William
Homer Wellington
William Fa
Homer
Dou
Erie Street
National Tube Company
Lorain
Bertha
Gop. m
Sharp Funeral Home
Dale Cole
Cireen Wood Cemetery
Emily Worcester Omerlin
Emily Worleater
Vinestreet
Perry G. Worcester
Toledo General Hospital
Oberlin
First ‘Church
O. EK
B-17 Hunted After Crash In Alaska
An Army search operation follows a B-17 crash reported near Anchorage Alaska. Details are sparse with no crew names or numbers released. Reporters note a Flying Fortress with a crew of about ten according to provisional intelligence, while authorities withhold identities and exact location.
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Alaska
Elmeodirt
Anchorage
Awning Spears Ara Reported Stolen
The report states an awning was stolen from a shop near All Street over the weekend. Police note damage found near the shop and indicate the items cannot be recovered at present.
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Mortele Bord
aYelles Beatty
Allstreet
NUMHEH Continued From Page One Tenveennnenoongennge
A fragmented OCR passage references figures and names including United States experts and American veal producers. It mentions plans, advocacy, and a focus on policy or aid, with unclear events and uncertain details. The text resembles a late 20th century newspaper brief filled with garbled lines and partial names.
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Asbv
Trias
Wwe
Averell Martassars Neston Butes Dary State Walhatal
U.S. Seimpathetie
United States
Aiden
UN General Seeks Immediate Peace Basis
UN general calls for lasting peace by rejecting glory in war and demands nations focus on immediate needs. He argues peace requires accepting permanence of cooperation and solving famine disease illiteracy housing and crop issues. He urges governments to dedicate resources to these problems rather than armaments.
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Chicago
Tryave Tie
United Nations
Prac
Lie
Police blotter notes youths nabbed for vandalism in Elyria
Police arrested two boys aged eight and ten after a break in at Elyria Brass and Wromee Company. A rear window was broken by a thrown object. three older youths aided. Robert Beuchter of 84 Woodland Avenue was fined 50 dollars and had driving privileges suspended for six months after a separate DUI incident discussed in Mayor A Hy Agate's court.
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Ab Tau van
Elyria Brass
Robert Beuchter
Woodland Avenue
Elyria
A. Hy
Agate
Nerdas
Ray Pileski
Rush Street
Galing Wert
Bradlee
Yuliee
Annual Convention Opens for Printers in Cleveland
The International Typographical Union opened its 88th annual convention in Cleveland. Plans for new affiliations and debates over controversial wage and labor topics were expected as locals prepared to submit resolutions. A later report noted outcomes and financial penalties in unrelated legal matters involving union leaders.
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Cleveland
International Typographical Union
lLindies Aussling
Pcoutpacts
Woodruff Randalph
Adinahesroai
Randolph
Dallas
Delaware
Wade
Agate
Ar Handolph Saadk
Untangling a Fragmented Police Notice in Dayton
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Gerald Moore and Jacksap Digted fined for police matters in Dayton. It references Wright-Patterson area, a vehicle incident, arrests at 252 a.m., and unclear notes on aviation, engineers, and a helicopter.
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Gerald BL Moore
Lode
Dayton
Air Piateriel
Cate
Wright Frekl Wef Syestindeg Miter
Esais
Abt
Arlea
New York Central Railroad cargo case filed for rates and costs
A resident suit against the New York Central Railroad alleges improper rate practices. The filing seeks one dollar and costs plus policy fees, with details about the route and charges being contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Strmaeks
New York Central
East Avenue
Jeep Station Wagon Price Hike Sparks Buyer Interest
Local readers report higher prices on the Jeep Station Wagon from Willys-Overland. Details are scarce in the fragmented text but indicate a price increase affecting potential buyers and dealers amid uncertain market signals.
Fragmented OCR input with unclear names and events
The readable fragments describe a death and a legal or charged matter tied to dates and places, but most names and specifics are garbled. The text lacks coherent facts to identify persons, organizations, or locations clearly.
County votes water project surveys in Vincent and East River road
County commissioners approved surveys and cost estimates for water lines on North Ridge road in Vincent and East River road south of the city limits. Engineer T W Swindon to conduct surveys at 400 and 300 dollars respectively. Corrine Atfordy sues for divorce from Louis Lorain for cruelty and neglect claims. Married March 22 1946.
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Cay
North Ridge Road
Vincent
East River Road
T. W. Swindon
Shell
Edward Leng
Lorain
Maury
Oklahoma
Disfranchising Hungary Voters Faces U S Criticism
Washington charged the Hungarian government with wholesale disfranchisement of non Communist voters ahead of Hungary’s August election. State Department officials urged Prime Minister Dinnyes to curb abuses while noting similar Soviet orbit states used harsh tactics.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Hungary
Selden Chapin
Iva Hungary
Hugin
Legos Dinnyes
Riual
Munster
Ater
Romania
Stile Department
Rosmania
Utah
CURES SPEEDERS GRANTS No Me Town Marshes Subbage
A garbled local note presents a man named Sanchez offering a remedy for out-of-town speeders. The fragment mentions visitors, tips, and a cautious pace to read the text, though many words are unclear.
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Sanchez
God
Agate
Cuba Expected to Back U S Plan at Inter-American Meet
Cuba unlikely to oppose the U S proposal at the defense conference in Petropolis Brazil. Guillermo Bell, Cuban delegate, is set to praise George C. Marshall's plan to make collective action mandatory in the Western Hemisphere and to press Cuba’s economic as well as military threat considerations. Committee work proceeds with Connally,Vandenberg,Austin guiding peaceful settlement, aggression, and treaty execution procedures. Senora Eva Peron reportedly plans a visit to the conference this week.
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Petropolis
Brazil
Cuba
United States
Guillermo Bell
Belt
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Tom Connally
Connally
Arthur Vandenberg
U.S
Warren Austin
U. S
Senora Fivn Peron
Inspector General Goes to Italy to Probe Charges
Maj. Gen. Ira T. Wyche, Army Inspector General, left Bolling Field for Italy to investigate alleged poor living conditions in the Mediterranean command. He said enlisted men will be fully protected in testimony and that proceedings will be confidential. Wyche will report findings and recommendations to the War Department, which will notify Lt. Gen. John C. H. Lee.
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Washington
Ira T. Wyehe
Army
Italy
Mediterranean
Rpps Howard Cummingt
Robert Ruark
Ruark
John C. H Lee
Wyche
Bolling Field
Wyehe
Lee
War Department
F Wyche
Job Openings In Ohio Decline As Women Seekers Rise
Ohio job openings filed with the state Employment Service tapered off in the latest three months. Administrator Frank J. Collopy said 122 765 job seekers registered in July, with women making up about 30 percent. He noted a shrinking share of women in manufacturing and a rise in unemployed women, and that July filings were 3459 below June.
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Columbus
Ohio State Employment Service
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Frank J. Collopy
Collopy
Ohio
Junior fair exhibits to fill nursery department space
The recently finished Junior fair building will host the test wine and wall reuse exhibit show. More than 200 exhibits are expected from 4-H clubs and girl groups with 50 from each, as leaders and county coordinators plan speeches and showcase projects across Wellington and Lorain counties.
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Benedict
Mintay
Vrair
Wouner AR Branson
Wellington
Thomas
McGeuchie
Loran
Boodelansen
Eira Chamber of Commerce
Claude I
pHumine
Loriay County
Feed Sethaler
Lotain
Charl
Mosher
Oberlin
Hugo Roberton
EL Henes
Cowrge Aldrich
Wellson
Woote
Gaston
Elyria
de Lane Heers
Wellington Jounier Cheaber
Commirce
Leland Schuler
Assurcate Anicultural
Dainier Fair
Frangis of Lenin
County
Avator
Willig Hines
Wellinghon
Fale
Cut In U S Shipments To Europe Looms
Washington reports a looming cut in U S shipments to Europe as relief and reconstruction aid must be sharply curtailed. Willian MacCarrall notes Europe’s imports will need balancing with exports, highlighting a $5.94 billion 1946 trade gap driven by American gifts and aid.
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Washington
Europé
Commerce Department
United States
Department
Foreign Commerce Weekly
Willian MacCarrall
Europe
McCarrott
McCarroll
Olsen Employes And Families Hold Outing At Lorain
The C A Olsen Manufacturing Company outing at Lincoln Park Lorain drew employees and families for a noon program of baseball contests dancing pony rides and refreshments. Ducks beat Jeeps then Peeps. prizes went to Timmy Mitchell Patty Jon Kinney and others with special awards to Dan Lyons and many more. The event committee included Slusher Waiczikowski Bras selle Smith Lingenfelter Unger Collin and Don Kirkbride.
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C. A. Olsen Manufacturing Company
Lincoln Park Lorain
Ducks
Jeeps
Timmy Mitchell
Patty Jon Kinney
John Capp
Marlene Wilhelm
Bob Wilhelm
Mary Jane Minnich
James Bliss
Dick Minnich
Ruth Hedger Ann
Jack Cullin
Ear Welton
Dan Lyons
C. Grandstaff
Ed Brouse
R. Henson
F. Johnson
H. Gibson
Waiczikowski
D. Line Benfetter
Wo Lilly
No Woczikowski
O. Koppenhafer
Luczko
R. Langbrake
Mrs. Carlson
Lou Nel ‘Son
H. Schnarr
Slusher
N. Waiczikowski
R. Brasselle
Smith
D. Lingenfelter
J. Unger
J. Collin
Don Kirkbride
Autos Damaged In Traffic Accidents
A Jet rear fender damaged when it was struck by a bumper on a car driven by James Bishop of 631 Mad Nyatrret LatGrange. Eleanor Biermacher of Ridgeville suffered a minor angurk on her fire when her car collided with a utility pole on West River street. Spencer W. Thompson of 442 1h street reported damage to the left rear fender wheel and spring on his car after a Friday night impact near his residence. The other car’s identity was not learned.
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James Bishop
West Avenue
Ary Plas
LaGrange
Eleanor Biermacher
Ridgeville
West River Street
Spencer W. Thompson
Sin Crow
Plan State Nursery In Sandusky County
Columbus officials announce plans to establish a state forest nursery in Sandusky County with three potential 80 acre sites suitable for Northern Ohio tree cultivation. The state’s only nursery near Marietta is aging and lacks funding for a replacement location.
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Plan State Nursery
Sandusky County
Columbus
Onin
C. A. Alderman
Ohio
Marietta
Columbia to Vote On School Levy in November Election
Columbia's Board of Education voted Friday to place a school tax levy before voters in the November election. The levy would raise funds for district expenses, proposed to run two years starting in 1948, with the levy to be handled by the County Board of Elections.
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Board of Educatiion
Glumbia Lawal School
Potato Pickers Wanted Tuesday Call Issued by Farm Office
The Farm Labor Office led by manager Herty Leinsbach announced a call for boys and girls to work as potato pickers. Applicants should report in front of the courthouse between 7 and 7:15 tomorrow morning. Growers also sought bean pickers today but supply was insufficient due to low turnout.
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Farm Labor Office
Herty Leinsbach
Hy Neeel
Air Show Draws 3000 As 143 Planes Fly Over Elyria Airport
The Stick and Rudder Club hosted the second annual air show at Elyria Airport with an audience of over 3,000. The event featured exhibitions by ten craft from Lorain and Elyria, stunt flights by Joan Coates, and a P-63 flight by Rayside in Cleveland colors. Club officers will elect new leaders at a Spring Valley Country Club meeting.
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Elyria i
Lorain
Elyria
Lee Perkins
Steve Boloshi
Joan Coates
Air Line
Hugh OpeAvke
Evele Bheaun
Rayside
Cleveland
Spring Valley
Ciub
Sheriff Seeks Tear Gas Weapons for Firearm Incidents
County commissioners approved Sheriff Carl R. Finegan's requisition to buy four tear gas billies at 22.50 each and 48 cartridges at 1.50 each from W. B. Darley Co. of Chicago for handling situations like the La Grange railroad camp episode where AD men threatened deputies.
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Carl R. Finegan
la Grange
W. 8. Darley Co
Chicago
Permit Issued for New Elyria Home
D W Abbe of 249 Oxford court today secured a city building permit for a new 40 by 28 foot one story frame home at 442 Louisiana avenue. The estimated dwelling cost is 8500 dollars.
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D. W. Abbe
Oxford Court
Louisiang Avenue
Markets in Dutchess County Apples And Vegetables
Market list shows prices for apples beans beets cabbage celery corn cucumbers lettuce peppers and tomatoes with assorted quality notes. Livestock prices cover cattle cows calves sheep and yearlings with ranges for feed, grocery, and canner meat. values reflect condition and weight brackets.
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Sialee
Lekia
Caaf
Areke
Cobbiere UW
tSeuuc
Abel
Ourder Wein
Western firms in new U S business deals
A historical list shows major companies like New York Central Pennsylvania, American Can, Montgomery Ward, Westinghouse, Woolworth, Bendix, General Motors, White Motors, Republic Steel, U S Steel, Standard Oil, and other labels cited in a dealer or trade context. The snippet references intercompany dealings and brand names without a cohesive narrative.
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Larry Sears
Hoebuck
Westinghouse
Elevtre
Woolworth Co
I Bendix
France
General Motors
Teele
White Motors
Tisese
Republic Steel
U.S. Steel
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