Full Report On 4-H Steer Sale At Lorain County Fair
A complete report on the 4-H Club Steer Sale at the Lorain County Fair is compiled by Leland Schuler with John Fenstermaker as auctioneer and B.C. Ocizel as clerk. John Spitzer bought the grand champion raised by Gordon Hales, Camden Fire Department purchased the reserve champion raised by Neil Whitney. The champion sold for 561.20 and the reserve for 436,989. The sale lists 17 other steers with buyers including Nu-Way Market Elyria Spitzer Motors and several local lenders and groceries. Total weight of 19 steers was 18495 pounds with total sales of 6180.76 dollars and an average of 3382 dollars per hundred pounds.
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Lorain Cowny Fair
Leland Schuler
John Fenstermaker
B.C. Ocizel
John Spitzer
Spitzer Motors
Gordon Hales
Futon
Camden Fire Department
Neil Whitney
Camden
Hales
Walter Jewett
Brighton
Elyria
Raymond Bette
John Gaueman
Oberlin
Roberta Pitts
Peoples Banking Company
Hugh Whitney
Winnner
Wellington American Legion
Hebert Hardy
Warren Pellow
Medina
Eaton
Froden
Frank Weston
Oberliny
Lois Wertol
Warren Pelton
Janet Weston
Tom Ware RO
Mac
Hob Hardy
Greece Seen as Powder Keg for World War III
Washington congressman Charles A. Eaton warned Greece could spark a major war as tensions rise there. He said both sides would push their positions, with consequences potentially disastrous as weather turns and a Soviet victory in Greece could lead to global domination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Washington
Charles A. Eaton
House Foreign Affairs
New Jersey
Eaton
United States
Russia
Byrds Antarctic Flight Crew Returns After Long Cruise
The Philippine Sea carried Admiral Byrd and six large planes from January 29, reaching base then retreating toward lighter seas. Surviving crew were rescued after a crash, and the ship moved through Panama, Rhode Island, and Cuba for operations. Snyder and Shepard praise their service aboard the Philippine Sea.
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Lite America
Admiral Byrd
Philippine Sea
America
Panama
Quonset, R. 1
Snyder
Cruse
Rhode Island
Altarctic
Testa
Cuba
Quonset Pont
Norfolk
Shepard
Admin Byrd
Hav‘eg
Elyria
Predict Largest Attendance Today At State Fair
Columbus officials forecast the largest turnout yet as cooler weather eased heat for animals and exhibitors. Buckeye dep loy stake paced a $2000 purse harness feature while sheep shearers eyed finals Friday. Thelma Bunbury of Broadview Farm claimed last night’s fine harness stake driving Broadview Silhouettes.
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Columbus
Edwin J. Bath
Buekls Eye Boys and Girls
Delaware
Thelma Bunbury
Gabanna
Broadview Farm
Broadview Silhou
Atte
Mes
Sally Jones Sexton
Bryn du Farm
Granville
Sanitecr
Deaths and funeral notices from Elyria and Wellington
Death records report Gertrude Graber, aged two, of 227 Fourth Street, Elyria, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by husband Arthur A Graber, infant son Arthur Richard, parents J B Heins and wife in Jamestown Pa, sister Mrs Arthur Giebel. Funeral plans pending. Also in Wellington a military escort received for Howard Homer Campbell, 25, son of Homer Campbell. Campbell died en route to hospital after a gunshot incident in Texas. investigation ongoing. Funeral set for Wednesday at Sharp Truman. burial Clarksfield. In Early Hunter Earl F. Hunter, 65, Birmingham route, died after seven weeks illness. Survived by wife Emma, two daughters Mrs. Robert Glime and Mrs. Mabel Fulgrabe, a son Merrett, seven grandchildren. Body at L D Gerber Funeral Home. services Thursday at Birmingham Methodist Church.
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Gertrude Graber
Gertrude Cimber (Eins
Arthur A. Graber
Fourth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jamestown
Elyria
St. Andrew's Church
Arthur Richard
J. B. Heins
Arthur Giebel
Bilmer
Wellington
Howard Homer Campbell
Homer Campbell
Barker Street
Sharp-Truman
Texas
Campbell
Neal Hartman
Sharp- Truman Funeral
W. Dale Cole
Hunter Wakeman
Earl F. Hunter
Birmingham
Eagies Lodge
Lorain
Emma
Robert Glime
Florence
Mabel Fulgrabe
Merrett Hunter
Lb. D. Gerber Funeral Home
Methodist
We. Norman
Birmingham Cemetery
Markets and Prices Color Reed Markets Overview
Market notes show varied receipts and prices for meats and groceries with entries like beef, lambs, cheese, corn, wheat, and oats. Prices cited include $30, $16, $18, $40, $43, and $28 with general activity described as steady or mixed amid receipts and market conditions.
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Reeves
Liven
Homer Hood
Knights of Columbus hears Boystown councillor visit
Joseph Auer, on leave from Father Flanagan's Boystown, tells Elyria KOC about the institution housing 100 plus boys aged 8 to 12 from troubled homes. He notes no regimentation, mixed staff, and a nonsectarian chapel. Also mentioned are upcoming projects, a KOC picnic, and Elyria golfers at the state tournament.
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Joseph Auer
Father Flanagan
Boystown
Knights of Columbus
Corncil Chambers
Bauer
S Hauer
Boys Town
Flananan
Bauer Wild
Technical High School
Field House
Stalin
Bakery Association
John Mockler
K. of C
Hld
John Surdack
Don Gurney
Frank Bedocs
Frank Fritz
Elyria
Columbus
Former Elyrian Dies At Lorain
Mary Abigail Root 89 a longtime Elyria resident died at her Lorain home 226 California avenue. Widow of William Root she was born in Cleveland daughter of Josiah W Cary and Mary Beach Cary. She lived in Lorain 62 years was a member of First Congregational Church. Surviving daughter Adelaide Wood of Ormond Florida son J William Hackett Lorain a step daughter Mrs Florence Brackett Elyria three grandchildren two great grandchildren brother Rollin D Cary died 1930. Body at Waller A Frey Funeral Home Lorain services at 2 pm Wednesday the Rev Stanley J Schoeninker will officiate and burial in Ridge Lawn Cemetery Miami.
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Mary Abigail Root
Elyria
Laroity
California Avenue
Lorain
Root
William Root
Cleveland
Jossich W. Cary
Mary Beach Cary
Cary
Health Department
Second
Court Streets
Wise
First Congregational Church
Adelaide Wood
Ormand
Fla
J. William Hackett
Mra
Florence Brackett
Rollin D. Cary
Waller A. Frey
Stanley J. Schoeninker
Delaware Avenne Methodist
Ehureh
Ridge Lawn Cemetery
Myria
Firemen Called To West Avenue Home
A short circuit in furnace wiring sparked a minor blaze at Ernest Erber’s West Avenue home at 8 p m yesterday. Firemen from Quad Co No 1 and Engine Co No 1, Central Fire Station, responded quickly and saved the property from damage.
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Ernest Erber
West Avenue
Quad Co
Central Fire Station
Police Court Records From City Autos and Misconduct
Police court items detail Vassie Scott Autrimond fined 15 dollars plus costs for a traffic violation after his car struck Ronald Johnson a 12 year old cyclist on Middle avenue near Eighth street alley. Other defendants include Steve Hotkey fined 80 dollars for drunk driving after a collision on West River fleet. Merhert Hamil Riverside Homes fined 25 dollars with 20 suspended on good behavior for a disorderly conduct case. Ben Simmears fined 10 dollars for reckless driving following an incident at Broad and Cedar streets. Cipernan and Sinchons cited for failing to stop at a red light in separate reports.
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Vassie Scott
Autrimond
Ronald Johnson
Eighth Street
Middle Avenue
A. J Agate
Leon
Steve Hotkey
West River Fleet
Ajr
Agate
Autiust
Lodi Street
Harkey
Merhert
Hamil
Riverside Homes
A .R. Agate
Iole
Bloom
Ben Simmears
West Hiver Street
Shirk
Mayve A. A. Agate
Vallisuin
Broad and
Cedar Streets
Fiieh
Cipernan
Sinchons
Elyria Woman Slightly Injured When Hit By Auto
Elyria woman Mrs. Adam Pippett, 140 Eproce Street, suffered a minor knee injury yesterday after being struck by a car backed from a parking space in front of Lorain County Bank Building. The driver was Mrs. Charléa Sceeba of Lorain. Police reported she was knocked toward the sidewalk after stepping from the curb to cross the street. Other incidents: several vehicles damaged in various collisions, including trucks and parked cars, with no serious injuries noted.
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Adam Pippett
Eproce Street
Attics
Lorai County
Bippett
Charléa Sceeba
Lorain
Pippett
Ralph Wing
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Kahn and Anderson
Chapel Street Alley
B. Friedman
Cleveland
Charles
Hupp
Princeton Avenue
Third Street
R. A Scott
Shaker! Heights
Broad Street
Marlon
Second and
Court Streets
Clyde Baker
Leonard Kobalka
Columbia Station
Howard “A. Smith
Lakewood
Route 252
Sprague Road
Robert Giede
Oberlin
James Boyle
Middle Avenue
Giede
Janother Rar
War Dept withholds Albuquerque construction details
Washington warned no information will be released about construction near Albuquerque New Mexico as it falls under restricted data. Army and Navy planners are preparing estimates for Europe's recovery and Marshall Plan aid, aiming to avoid conflicts with Paris conference work.
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Washington
War Department
Albuquerque
N. M
Army
Denver
Sandia
United
Europe
Recovery Navy
Estithis
Paris
United States
U. S
Truman
America
Banks Named Depositories For Lorain County Funds
Seven Lorain county banks were chosen as fund depositories for two years under a Lorain County Commissioners resolution on the recommendation of County Treasurer Waller J. Wright. Active funds totaling 1 280 000 and inactive funds totaling 1 650 000 were bid with varying interest rates. Banks and deposits: Wellington First Bank 100 000 active 1 350 000 inactive at 1.1 percent. Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co 400 000 inactive at 1.6 percent. National Bank of Lorain 300 000 active 400 000 inactive at 75 percent. Central Bank Lorain 40 000 active 200 000 inactive at 0.86 percent for 100 000 and 1.61 percent for 100 000. Lorain County Savings and Trust Co 200 000 active 300 000 inactive at 0.45 percent. Elyria Savings and Trust Co 200 000 active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Féster
Waller J. Wright
Wellington First Bank
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
National Bank of Lotrain
Central Bank Lofain
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Army Air Force Plans New Rating System By 1949
Washington reports the Army Air Force aims to abolish the Army non commissioned officer structure and replace it with airmen senior airmen and chief airmen. The plan, a long ranged objective pending autonomy and congressional approval, would set six airman grades with pay from 75 to 136 dollars monthly and require no added authority beyond privates. Senior and chief airmen would serve as the Air Force’s non commissioned officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AAF
United States Air Force
Army Air Force
Army
Air Force
Burglary Reported At Lake Road Cottage
A burglary at the Dulles cottage on Stop 1103 Lake Road was reported to the sheriff by neighbor Mrs. Bahl yesterday. The owner, first Dulles, had visited the cottage this weekend and found fishing equipment and other articles missing after entry by breaking a window. Deputies did not contact the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
Lake Road
Sheriff's Department
Bahl
First Dulles
Report Party Leader Beaten In Hungary
In Budapest the Hungarian Independence party says its leader Zallan Preiffer was beaten by a communist led mob at a campaign meeting in Leongrad yesterday. The party claims about 200 well organized hoodlums, led by top Communist party leaders, attacked the hall.
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Nudapest
Hungarian Independence Party
Zallan Preiffer
Leongrad
Foral Communist Party
Injuries Fatal At Hamilton Ohio Traffic Crash
Funeral arrangements were made today for J. He Yerian longtime Hamilton resident and park official who died from injuries suffered in a Saturday night traffic accident. The incident left several others injured at Bewlaty Park near Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. He Yerian
Hamilton
Bewlaty Park
Arrest report incomplete street name and details
An arrest report lists Russell Hitkenbottom arrested yesterday morning for speeding. Details include a street name fragment and age 10, with garbled surrounding text making exact location and circumstances unclear.
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Russell Hitkenbottom
Permit Granted For Parmely Ave Home Construction
A permit to build a 36 by 26 foot masonry dwelling on Parmely Avenue was granted to Bennie Lupinski of 1022 Middle Avenue. Harry Dickason, city building inspector, reports the structure will cost about $4,600 and Lupinski will do his own construction.
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Parme Avenue
Bennie Lupinski
Middle Avenue
Harry Dickason
Lupinski
Priest Found Beaten To Death Near Rome
An unidentified priest was found dead on the Via Appia after being beaten and robbed. Police recovered letters in Slavic languages and other documents near the scene. Rep. Rahed F. Jones will take the oath as a member of the Federal Communications Commission on September 3, to be administered by Supreme Court Justice Harold Burton.
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Rome
Via Appia
Jay walking ganders warned off street in New York
Mrs Sophie Hahn testified in small claims court that her pedigreed gander James TY lay dead in a gutter after being struck. Justice Crawford dismissed the suit against milk-truck driver Joseph Levine, noting ganders roam city streets at their own risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sophie Hahn
James TY
Crawford
Ohio Legislators Open Reunion At Cleveland Today
Ohio officials gather in Cleveland for a two day reunion of the 97th General Assembly. Gov Thomas J Herbert and Mayor Thomas Burke greeted attendees as Republicans and Democrats mingled in a show of cooperation. William G Rose urged Ohio to become a commonwealth of cooperation while Burke stressed joint effort to improve state and local government amid growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
97Th General Assembly
Thomas J. Herbert
Thomas Burke
Herbert
William G. Rose
Burke
Lincoln Mercury Prices Increased Across Ford Line
DETROIT The Ford Motor Company raised list prices on Lincoln and Mercury cars and Ford station wagons and convertibles by 96 to 229 dollars. This follows a prior 20 to 107 dollar rise on Ford passenger cars and trucks, averaging about four percent. The increases mark first price hikes on Lincoln since September 1946 and Mercury since that time.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company Today
Ford
Lincoln
At The Court House Count of Lorain notes and actions
A 17 year old Columbus boy fined 26 dollars and license suspended for speeding 78 mph on Lake Road between Lorain and Peguer Park. County commissioners award White Ditch improvement to Homer Merritt for 7367 dollars. They consider reimbursing prosecutor 303 dollars for prisoner returns from four states. Several divorce actions filed, including Beny Shick against Leroy Findley with child custody and support. Bank judgment of 2185 dollars awarded to The Central Bank by Lorain against Rose C. Riggie Vermilion. Akron police recapture Hubert Dawson who escaped Grafton prison farm.
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Columbus
H. H. Nye
Lorain
Lake Road
Peguer Park
White Ditch
Wellington
Homer Merritt
Beny Shick
Leroy
Guy' S
B. Findley
Hope Baldwin
30Th Street
Jack
Second Street
Qualifying Flights For National Air Races Are Started
Coveland Airport hosts qualifying for three events of the National Air Races. Teffy Levier leads Thompson Trophy hopefuls with a 360 mph attempt on a 60 mile course, while Sevier trails in a red P 38. Women’s Itate Trophy and Goodyear Trophy trials proceed as 13 women and 21 midget entrants seek finals. A Curtiss P 00 E mishap saw James De Santo bail out but escape injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Coveland
Teffy Levier
Lacanada
Calif
Levier
California
Sevier
James C. de Santo
Parkersburg
W. Va
de Santo
Will Honor Former Cleveland Mayor Ray Miller
Cleveland Knights of Columbus honor former mayor Ray T. Miller with a Man of the Year award on September 4 for his work with the Catholic Charities Group and Knights of Columbus. Miller, a native of Defiance, Ohio, previously chaired the Democratic Executive Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ray T. Miller
Democratic Executive Committee
Cleveland Knights of Columbus
Catholic Charities Group
Knights of Columbus
Defiance
Coal Car Shortage Develops Says Railroads Group
Washington The Car Bot vice Division of the Association of American Railroads said a serious shortage of coal cars is developing atop the existing box car scarcity. It notes coal production after miners returned to work was not as high as before the stoppage and that revenue coal loadings, while up from 1946, remain well below 1944 levels. If trends continue, the rail group warns, coal shipments for 1947 may reach or slightly exceed 1944 totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Association of American Railroads
Car Service Division
Lom
Civic Committee Hosts Ohio Legislators in Cleveland Visit
Judge Findley attends as member of the Metropolitan Cleveland Civic Committee which hosts visiting Ohio legislators. The two day program includes a city tour boat ride and a baseball game in Cleveland the state’s largest city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Widge Guy B. Findley
Cleveland
Ohio
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