Fire Alarms Rise Yet Loss Drops in Elyria Year
Fire Chief Bates reports 249 alarms in the first 11 months, up from 198 last year, while total fire loss fell to 60,090 from 160,262. November shows a spike due to a Broad street service station fire, with 23 alarms and 9,240 loss, mainly from that incident. The Gilkison Manufacturing blaze last year accounts for the large drop this year, and three department vacancies remain unfilled amid manpower concerns.
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W. N. Bates
Jon MacGinley
Broad Street
East Avenue
Gilkison Manufacturing Company
Bates
Mire Department
Aller
Hungarian American Citizens Club to Meet This Evening
The Hungarian American Citizens Club will meet at 7 30 tonight in the Magyar Evangelical and Reformed church meeting room. Chairman Paul Fazackas says a constitution will be drawn up and adopted at the session.
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Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
Paul Fazackas
Allied armies push toward Saar and Vosges in widening offensive
In the western theater, Allied forces expand penetrations as the First and Seventh Armies drive deeper toward Saarbrucken Merzig and the Vosges front. American units advance toward Strasbourg region, while French forces gain ground near Thann and Mulhouse, tightening the pocket between the Rhine and Vosges.
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Paris
Alles
Duren
George S. Pattan
Germany
Saar
Merzig
Third Army
Fourth Armored
Sarre-Verden
Sarre-Union
Eost
Alexander M. Patch
Seventh Army
France
Zins- Willer
Haguenau
Huguenau
Rhine
Vosges
Strasbourg
Bhenschwiller
Bootzheim
Thann
Mulhouse
War Fronts Roll On as Allied Forces Push Across Europe
United States Ninth Army breaches Linnich amid street fighting while First Army advances toward Duren and Brandenberg on a five mile front. Third Army nears Saarbrucken and Merig as Alsace and Roer battles intensify. In Italy Eighth Army gains ground near Faenza and Alberta. Soviet and Allied air operations widen front. In Asia, Leyte rains hamper advances and Changsis advised evacuations due to Japanese threat. Chinese press clamors for an Allied invasion of the east coast amid Soviet critique of Chungking.
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United States
Ninth Army
Ruer
Linnich
Mah
Duren
Snar Basin
Saarbrucken
Hungary
Lake Balaton
Austria
Eighth Army
Italy
Faenza
Alberta
Bologna
Roer
Saar
Ninth
First
Linntich
Linnleh
Roer 10
Floosdorf
Roerdor?t
Beeck
Gey
Brandenberg
Inden
Third Army
Saarbracken
Merig
Saar-Union
Seventh Army
Rhine
Vosges
Strasbourg
Zinswiller
Haguenau
Reich
Berlin
Germany
Karlserbie
Rhineland
Europe
Norway
Denmark
Pacific
Leyte Island
Philippines
Orimnoe
Changshing
Yunnan Province
Kwangs
Kwelchow
Chine
Kunming
U.S
Yunnan
China
Tevestia
Chungking
Neglect Charge Leads to Fine for Elymian Ference
Steven Ference, 36, of 283 Bellefield Avenue, fined ten dollars and given a conditionally suspended ten day jail term after arraignment before Mayor A H Agate on a charge of neglecting his two children aged six and four. Police found the children alone as officers searched for the mother, who faces a disorderly conduct warrant. The father, partly under liquor, refused to return home until the children were placed with Mrs. Horvath at 25 Artemag Court.
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Steven Ference
Bellefield Avenue
Coats
A. H. Agate
Iren
Ference
Maxine Ference
Phyllis Dostall
East Bridge Street
E. J. Stankard
D. Brown
Corwin Burrer
Cleveland Street
J. J. Horvath
Artemag Court
Belden Community Circle supper and school events
Belden Community Circle plans a supper on Saturday evening at the school. Supper served 6 30. The junior class sponsors a dance featuring Johnny Jackson's orchestra on Wednesday evening December 6. Senior class members had their pictures taken Thursday.
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Belden
Johanny Jackson
Court actions and theft report mix from And About The Court House
Sourbeck of Sheffield Tribe sues Steve awope and White Star Trucking Co. of Detroit for 2000 dollars over damage to shrubbery and landscaping on Nov 14. Elizabeth M. Fox wins divorce from Albert with 3000 alimony. property awarded to defendant. John Sitney fined five dollars and costs for intoxication after Broad street arrest. Auto radio stolen from Fred Snoble’s car valued at 35 dollars.
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Form
Sourbeck
Sheffield Tribe
Steve Awope
Detroit
White Star Trucking Co
Elizabeth M. Fox
Albert
D. A. Cook
Brownhelm
John Sitney
Chestnut Street
Broad Street
Fred Snoble
Like Avenue
Eaton Students Named Honor Roll for Second Six Weeks
Eaton school announces the second six weeks honor roll with students across grades from twelfth to first. The Eaton Youth Fellowship met at town hall on Sunday with leader Delores Reisinger and Mary Ert Ken Bicks presiding, including songs, discussion on ritual bravery, group singing, and refreshments.
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Virginia Vega
Betty Yost
Richard Nash
Clinton Carpenter
Alice Whitty
Margaret Rice
Mary Fishburn
Wanda Reisinger
Ver
Jaden Beckett
Leland Durkey
Helen Micalis
Ely Nicks
Helen Spitzer
Janet Weston
Walter Fishburn
Tee Grills
Billy Haynes
Harry Smith
Ruth Bergenheim
Jaryl Carpenter
Marilyn Case
Carolyn Davis
Olive Harper
Mary Carol Osborn
Cecilia Vega
Mary Lew Warke
Norma Whitty
Allan Barth
Alan Carpenter
Duyne Durkee
Ronald Haynes
Charles Nash
Donald Siniff
Rosanne Bush
Margery Grills
Carol Hicks
Jean Tompkins
Disnn Walkers
David Dawcun
Richard Fishburn
Rogar Hautts
Bobby Hawke
Billy Hawke
Ronnd Reisinger
Jean Carpenter
Rosemary Carby
Pauline Strait
Chee Carpenter
Ghoda Cheeseman
Nelene Harper
Shirley Raynes
Maren Phelps
Orst
Roger Carpenter
Janet Davis
Donald Downs
Marlene Longden
Carolyn Sievert
James Stubo
Mecchlyn ‘Tie
Willian Watson
EATON
Exton Youth Fellowship
New 26
Trereaten
Dagna Totter Delores
Reisinger
Old Momme
Lorain County adopts new Employer's Release to US Employment Service
Lorain County Jobbers Management Committee approves replacing Statements of Availability with an Employer's Release to the U S Employment Service. The change aims to curb worker migration to other areas by directing released workers to jobs in Lorain County and offering U S ES guidance before cross-area placement.
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Lorain County
United States Employment Service
Lorai County
Lorain
Loetam County
U.S. B.S
U. S
Laraiah County
Anpier
U. & Els
T Hiw
Dog Licenses On Sale In County Courts
County Auditor Frank Ayres announced 1845 dog licenses are now on sale with a purchase deadline of January 20 to avoid a penalty. Licenses cost $1 for male and spayed female dogs, $3 for unspayed females, and must be worn on the dog’s collar. Last year 12496 tags were sold for $15131.75. Dog Warden FE Forbes reminds owners to obtain licenses at the courthouse office or local dealers and comply to avoid a $2 recheck fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ayres
Gwud Ito
FE. B. Forbes
Columbia Farmers Exchange Holds Annual Meeting
The Columbia area hosts the United Farmers Exchange annual meeting at Olmsted Hall Community House with a 6 30 pm dinner. Local members from Columbia attend. various residents move or visit relatives, and church groups report on White Cross work and Altruist class activities. Several townsfolk receive overseas addresses and service updates for wartime personnel.
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Columbia
United Farmers! Exchange Association
Olmstedalls
Columbia Road
Mia Street
Lyon F. Jenninps
Earl B. Polings
Bruce
Columbus
Ralph Lake
Arts Krause
Hoot Road
G. W. Johnson
Donald and
Wyke
Boonetoad
South
New London
Women's Society of the Baptist Church
White Cross
Town Hall
Joly H. Longdon
John F. Snell
W. J. Waldenhemm
Frank Howlette
Sprague Road
Howlettes
Roy E. Patt
Howard Ko Halen
Mariel
John Hema
Willan Kyetin
Norval Alien
Ifc
Pauk Bul Brown
Henry Diploga
Chester Duplago
Ka Dunaford
Willam
Richard Wilter
Gene Alan Dunford
Theodore Racel
la Edward Kacel
Farrell
Parkers
Witliam
Miler Jr
E.G Brown
Raan Kenn
Nev
Wesley Ao
Walter
VENTS
Wes Grit
Fugitive Slayer Is Captured In Indiana
Wandrow Wilson Wooten, 26, an escaped murderer from Kentucky, was captured by Indiana state police after a chase five miles along a road. He wrecked a car, fled into a corn field, and was apprehended with dynamite taps found in the abandoned vehicle. Wooten, originally from Bowling Green, Kentucky, had been sentenced for the murder of George Lundy, 28, and was being held for Kentucky authorities.
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Columbus
Ind
Wandrow
Wilson Wooten
Kentucky
Wooten
Bowling Green
State Reformatory
Ay Range
George Lundy
Indianapolis
Indiana
Slie
Don Phipps
Lucien Bever
Staten
Chipps
Bever
Ao Sistor
Diana
Fighters Die In Air Collision Near Davis-Monthan Field
Army authorities report 13 airmen killed when two Liberator bombers from Davis-Monthan field collided in flight yesterday. The dead include Cpl. David H. Lorenz, 20, of Toledo Ohio.
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Tucson
Ariz
Davis- Monthan Field
Cpl
David H. Lorenz
Toledo
Nursemaid Under Arrest After Missing Child Found
Dayton police arrested Pearl Dalton, hired as nursemaid, after she and five-year-old Nancy Hessler vanished overnight. A statewide search led to the pickup, with Dalton claiming they stayed at a Dayton hotel. Both children wore different outfits when located.
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Dayton
Dalton
Pearl Dalton
Nancy Hessler
Miss Dalton
Palice
Thew Co Declares Dividends at Lorain Meeting
Thew Shovel Company directors declared a dividend of one dollar per share on common stock at a Lorain meeting yesterday. The payout is payable December 22 to shareholders of record December 11, per secretary-treasurer R B Miller. Directors had earlier authorized a regular preferred dividend of 1.75 per share due December 15 to holders of record December 1.
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Thew Shovel Company
Lorain
R. B. Miller
Davies Family Mourns Death of John E. Davis in Toledo
Mr and Mrs Harold R Davies of 429 East Road Street were notified today by the death of John E Davis 81 at Flower Hospital where he had been confined since Sunday after being struck by a automobile Burial will be in Columbus Grove He leaves six daughters and four sons including one in the Army He is survived by his wife and children and the death follows the auto incident in Toledo Ohio
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Youngstown College
Mabel Meek
Charles Hinrkey
Cleveland
Warren Meek
Station Fond
John Welber
FO. Colberuinn
Ian Fred
Chevel
K UW
Churchill
Baldwins Wallace College Conservatory
Ws.cs
Methodist cMirch
Mire
Leonelard Bucks
Porter
Hubert Morlock
Matilda Weeden
Elyria
Charles F Hales
Viola Offenburge
Cleve Harel
Stindey
Mie
Plow
Heinemat
Ernest J. Dunford
Juleny Wo Perkins
Lowith County
Parm Bureau
Wma
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Farm Bureau
Columbia Raton
Mro
Harold Habung
Evenrog
Dale Martin
Bunny
Fiosk Osborne
Dover
Colorado
Glenn
Divin Snells
Harpy Starddens
Columbia
Mroo
Stonard Prindle
Allen
Gilligunee
Wilds Hieneman
AC. Ring
Frederick
Bromelet View
Carl Heinrich
Ind Viye
George Ho Hunter
Myr Chine Fo
Cordon W Kartter
Robt
Gleassat
Bremner
Mig
Noe Walter
Vhairaan
Harold R. Davies
East Road Street
Toledo
John E. Davis
Flower Hospital
Davies
Columbis Grove
Columbia Students Raise Funds To Buy A Field Ambulance
Columbia W J Wildenheim sixth grade teacher and chair of school fund sales announced funds reached 2100 dollars for a field ambulance purchase by Dec 7, exceeding the 1950 price. School hopes to raise enough for a second ambulance by Dec 7 with 340 students enrolled across 12 grades. Fire damages a one story frame building at 346 Honor Avenue used for storage and owned by T A Opdyke. interior damage and roof charring reported. cause under investigation. Charles D McKenna 8 of East Liverpool died in a car crash near the city after injuries from a crash Thursday night. vehicle collision occurred on out of state routes near here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columma
W. J. Wildenheim
Columbia School
Cohumbia
Honor Avenue
Cup Tune
T. A Opdyke
Salem
Charles D. McKenna
East Liverpool
Here
Camden Girls Head To National 4-H Contest
Two Camden Township Four-H club girls Eleanor Lewis 16 and Faith Jackson 5 depart for Chicago to compete for national demonstration team honors at the National Club Congress. They earned the trip by winning the state championship in Columbus and will represent the state in their division. Delegates attend church services in Chicago and an assembly, with contests starting Monday. Dress revue winners and team champions will be chosen Wednesday, followed by the annual Four-H club dinner that evening.
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Camden Township
Chicago
Eleanor Lewis
Faith Jackson
Camden Sunshine Victory Workers Club
Columbus
Returns From India After 32 Months
LA GRANGE S/SGt. Howard A. Rising 25 returned this week from India where he served 32 months with a repair squadron in the Air Corps. In service nearly 13 years, he will report to a Florida station December 1 for reassignment after a 21-day furlough. His wife Phyllis For bush resides with her parents during this period. his parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rising live in LaGrange.
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LA Grange
Howard A. Rising
India
Air Corps
Florida
Phyllis Forbush
Roy Rising
LaGrange
Local Family Gatherings Highlight Society Notes
A family gathering honored Pvt Martin Chatham on a day furlough from Fort McClellan and visitors from Grafton Elyria Erie Berea and Wellington shared camp life photos. Local birthdays and Thanksgiving dinners are noted with relatives from Spencer Medina and Elkhart. Community events include church fundraisers and the Prince of Peace contest at the Methodist Church.
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Chatham
Martin Chatham
Charlie Martin
Russell Fish
Clyde Martin
Grafton
Martin
Fort McClelan
Alabama
Fort Meade
Maryland
Elyria
Erhart
Berea
Wellington
Coast Guard
Bernard Wilzik
G. L. Loomis
Elkhart
Tid
Avery Clapp
Wilbur Packard
T Heir
Spencer
Malo Packard
Hose
Ernest Packard
Delbert
Archie Packard
Michael Esterie
Tsa
Lyman Chidsey
Medina
Lester Packard
John Hahn
Gation
Earl Hawke
Eaton
Lee Walkden
Leon Dobson
Eugene Griffin
So Glenn
Millie Janson
Harry Griffin
Carl Springer
Elaine
Evelyn Clifford
South Amherst
Hillard Grim
Charles Grim
Death Notices for Estella Johnston and George Myhrman
Funeral services for Mrs Estella Johnston wife of Joseph Johnston will be Monday at 2 p m at the Welsh funeral home 190 Sheriff street burial in Ridgehill Memorial Park George Myhrman husband of Gladys Standen Myhrman died December 1 in McKeesport Pa after an ail ing illness born in Denmark December 26 1886 he lived in Lorain and Gary Indiana later worked as a mechanical engineer at National Tube McKeesport survived by wife three children Halph A Myhrman Norman and Joan and a sister in Denmark Funeral 3 pm Monday December 4 Taylor Funeral Home officiated by Rev J Irving Reese burial in Brookdale Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Johnston
Joseph Johnston
Sheriff Street
Welsh Funeral Home
Ridgehill Memorial Park
George Myhrman
Gladys Standen Myhrman
McKeesport
Denmark
Lorain
Gary Tube Company
J. Irving Reese
First Baptist Church
Brookdale Cemetery
Market item price list for fruits and vegetables
A dense market listing details numerous fruit and vegetable prices from apples to watercress. It lists min prices, basket sizes, and quality notes for apples, greens, cabbage, celery, spinach, radishes, tomatoes, turnips, squash, and more with regional suppliers and basket counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crider Uabeioua
Grimes
Jonathans
Esti
Mcintosh
North
King David's
Blayman
Rhode Island
Louisiana
Texas
Doen Huncnessor House
Acorn
Hubbard
Classified Display Addeadline and policy note
Display Advertising in the Chronicle Telegram requires ads to be in by noon the day before publication. Regular classified ads are accepted until 16:00 on publication day. Advertisers are urged to cooperate during the period of paper and manpower shortages.
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The
Chronicle Telegram
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Sudro-Curtis
Keemle
United Press
Elymian
Ophelia Board
West 16Th Street
A. R. Agate
Wilure T0
Broad and
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Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Thomas Fo Davis
Cou
John J. Maddivk
Bae
Para School
Alsbomi Aves
Fort
Henning
Yin Cans
Giteber
Okla
Arsdele
Pew
Newa
Inge
Turther Preot
Ade
Bea Sho Dalhor
Taply
ARS
Orlynary Amiay
LLOVE
Wendel
Anita MI
wOlaNa Soro
Ted
Thew Co
Camden
Burlington, Ve
Elk’s Restaurant
H. J, Hallet
Fug
Baldwin-Hill
Uncle Sam
R. W. Beckett
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