General Industries Employees Blood Typed in Red Cross Drive
Officials from the Toctl chapter of the American Red Cross report 39 additional General Industries workers have been blood typed as part of a plant campaign. Safety director Carl Kohler pushes for 10 percent or more participation while volunteers expand the donor registry at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Toctl
American Red Cross
General Industries Company
Carl Kohler
General Industries
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
East Spring
Organization Seeks Address for Overseas Aid Carrier
Several Elytians request the Chronicle Telegram to publish the address of CARE Cooper ative for American Remittances to Europe Inc 50 Broadstreet New York NY to send packages overseas. The page also notes a gas tax increase and multiple 1948 state funding amendments including welfare and road programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Segal
Europe
Broadstreet
New York
N.Y
Death notices from New London and Amherst area
Obituaries chronicle Pred Stoll 76, farmer dies at daughter Harriet Hawke's home in Port River Street. Born London, Ontario, he farmed near Eaton. survived by wife Edith, two daughters Edith Davids and Hawke, sisters Elizabeth Kannard and Emme Stadler, a brother John Biol, and many grandchildren. Services in Lakeview Cemetery with Rev. Lewis Green. Also reports C. Shuman 84 of 14 First Street dies after illness. long career in teaching and education in Huron County. Mrs Florence Stiles, 68, dies at rural home. funeral in Fitchville. Virginia L. Hamm, 27, dies at Elyria Memorial Hospital. survived by husband J. V. Hamm and family. Amy Vandersall, 73, Amherst resident, dies after convalescence. services at St Paul’s Evangelical Church Findlay. Carrie Hollingsworth, 81, Amherst resident, dies. buried Findlay after funeral services at Emered Funeral Home.
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Pred Stoll
Harriet Hawke
Ps River Street
London
Ontario
Canada
Eaton
Edith
Edith Davids
Niles
Hawke
Elizabeth Kannard
Seattle
Wash
Emme Stadler
Cleveland
Juin
S.C. Shusan
New London
C. Shuman
First Street
Quaker City
Huron County
Fitchville
Ripley Township
Huron County Board of Education
Ella
Elizabeth Clemons
Gonk
Harry
W. L
Howard and
Alva
Fitch
Florence Stiles
Stiles
L. P. Schoenhut
First Baptist Church
Virginia L. Hamm
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ash County
North Carolina
First Baptist Church of
West Jefferson
N.C
J. V. Hamm
Arthur Kemp
N. C
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Amherst
Amy Vander
Sal
South Main Street
Lorvin
Akeon
Findlay
Rochester
N. Y
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Willan Vandersall
Hey Vernon B
Vandersall
Pittsburgh
C. C. Vandersall
Mounts
Knight Worth
Fred Hutt
Marion
Anherst
Carrie Hollingsworth
Curne Hallingsworth
Macknaver Hue
St Peter's
Frank
Frederica St Pys Shi
Sevyqyytity
Leonard
Aipherst
Panera
Passionate love affair ends in two deaths in Gary
In Gary, Illinois, a Chicago cab driver Alex Habeeb shot and killed his girlfriend Gia Cummings in a tavern, forced her into his cab, then hurled her body into the Calumet River. He later shot Patrolman Harold Miller during a struggle on a bridge and died by a gunshot to the head.
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Gary
Ind
Chicago
Syriaty
Teither
Polite
Alex Habeek
Genregia Cummings
Mernightly
Miss Carruthes
Habeeh
Cline Street
Calumet River
Miss Cummings
Huwter
Habeeb
Harold Miller
Miller
Mabeeb
Avon man fined in police court today after traffic arraignment
J F Novotny of Avon Like was fined 10 and casts in police court today on a traffic charge after arraignment. He was cited for arrest following a collision at Broad and Cedar streets Saturday. PF W Jones of 110 Floral court reported a pair of shoes and a bowling ball were stolen from a recreation establishment last Friday from on top of a locker.
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J. F. Novotny
Avon Like
Broad and
Cedar Streets
PF. W. Jones
Floral Court
Feeding children first to teach them right now
A speech urged feeding children before lecturing on war and duty, arguing happiness is pursued not granted. The speaker warned of modern temptations and cited the Constitution, forefathers, and public welfare, urging constructive action for the world. Names and local attendees listed followed by event notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Howe
Senpol
Josephy Haakork
de Mion Rurper
OH. Rainepes How
Netto
Weasarden
MW Rasa
Netires
Fran Corbach
Ted
35 Arrests Made By Sheriff's Dep t In November
The sheriff's department reports 35 arrests in November, totaling $800 in fines and costs. Deputies investigated 47 automobile accidents with two deaths and eight other deaths that month. Traffic arrests yielded $480 in fines and $176 in costs, while other miscellaneous arrests produced $144 in fines and costs. Four cars were reported stolen and three were recovered, with 69 miscellaneous calls also handled.
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Sheriff's Department
Carl R. Finegan
16 Names Drawn for Jury Duty in Cleveland area case
A list of 16 names drawn for jury service in cummin pleas court appears for a case connected to Ane Cleveland Electric Whumin ating Co. jurors were summoned to begin Dec. 3, while guards cleared the chamber after a disruption.
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Cummin Pleas Court
Ane
Cleveland Electric Whuminating Co
Avon Lake
Mame Gerhart
Lodi Steel
Margaret Mineh
East
River Street
Gladys Blork
Princeton, Avenue
Cart
Scottt
Pasadena Avenue
Clarence Dickason
Cleveland Street
Theodore Haag, Jr
R. D
Elyria
Emily Verrety
Joy Falkner
North Olmsted
Thomas Hurke
Arthur Bush
Catherine Tyler
Jilai Th-mpton
Mildred Sehnsteer
Lawerence Benson
Arthur Haymes
Mary Brickman
Unrest Mounts in Palestine as Regional Tensions Escalate
Reports indicate a severe crisis with disrupted telephone service and a mass mobilization to Aleppo from Da Miscus Willy troop. The National Parliament votes support for paternal defense, approving 2,000,000 Syrian pounds. Arabs and Jews fear a nationwide strike and rising clashes across the Middle East as deaths rise beyond initial tallies.
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Tor
Aleppo
Willy Troupis
Valestine
Abingsiad
Toa
Meppo College
Selker
Corpanueed
Yarmouk
Palestine
Bern
Contracts Awarded By Commissioners
The commissioners awarded a contract to Fred Haddad of Cleveland Heights for a cast iron water line in the Lakeview district for 49205 dollars. Charles Sayers of Elyria secured a contract to set up 11 more trailers at the Kew Gardens veterans housing project for 40 dollars each. Charles W. Archers of Lorain won a contract to clean one fuel oil tank at Kew Gardens for 120 dollars. R. W. Beckett Engineering Co. was hired to insulate ceilings of two control towers at the Erie Avenue bridge for 90 dollars.
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Vounty É Commisssioners
Fred Haddad
Cleveland Heights
New
Lakeview
Lovait
Borth
Charles Sayers
Elyria
Kew Gardens Veterans Housing
Strait
U. S
Michigan
Charles W. Archers
Lorain
Kew Gardens
Atlantic Coast
Andhers
R. W. Beckett Engineering Co
Erie aVenue Bridge
Court actions span injuries, divorces, and probate rulings
The Lorain court docket includes suit by Anna Haynal against G C Orton for personal injuries from a June 13 car crash at West 22nd Street and Oakdale Avenue. Probate appeal upholds a ruling on Harrret Cobb's will. Multiple divorce actions are listed, with grounds of neglect and cruelty, involving several named spouses and custody outcomes. A juvenile case led to arrest on abuse charges, and Cascade Park staff report confiscating 17 musical traps after an accident injuring a duck. trapping in the park is illegal and youths caught will be detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Haynal
Lorain
G. C. Orton
West 22Nd Street
Oakdale Avenue
District Court of Appeals
Grace Hewes
Harrret Cobb
Paul Fox
Cascade Park
Black River
John Madock
County society reports record cases and higher attorney pay
Through 148, 1B2 cases were handled by the organization, a 40 percent year over year rise, likely the county society’s highest total. Of these, 165 were guardianships, 424 children involved, 25 paternity, 28 support for aged, 24 animal, and 16 miscellaneous. The past year needed 68 court appearances versus 52 the prior year, with $3,502.95 collected. Elyria 101 cases, Lorain 72, rest of county 85. Members voted to raise attorney pay to 250 per month next year, set annually by commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ume
Chilyen
Elyria
Lorain
Grand Jury Hears Facts On Lorain Shooting Case
The grand jury met to consider first degree murder charges against Thomas A. White Jr, 27, of Lorain and formerly of Akron, who shot and killed Willie Butler, 45, of Lorain in a Rocky River area home on Elyria Avenue. The shooting followed a card game dispute. White was taken into custody shortly after. Prosecutor Wickens said the jury would reconvene tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. White, Jr
Lorain
Akron
Willie Butler
Rocky River
Elyria Avenue
White
William
Wickens
Warns Democracy In Peril In Cities
In Columbus a conference on community and religious education heard Dr Mark A Dawber of the Home Missions Council of North America warn that democracy is in peril in American cities due to lack of community. He urged strengthening local communities as the proving ground for national ideals and urged Christian education to take greater responsibility for community evangelism.
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Columbus
Fair Land
America
World
Dr Dawher
Home Missions
Ion
Christian Educaion
City Council Handles Zoning, Damaged Home Blast Claim
Building and Lands Chair James Roll reports on apartment zoning in Class A areas while Attorney Vandemark seeks location based planning. A home on West River near the storm sewer is said to be damaged by blasting with cracked plaster and possible thousands in repairs. Mayor Agut urges hospital negotiations and garbage collection issues prompt service fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Dickason
Canton
Cleveland
Robert Vandemark
Building and Lands
James Roll
Scott
Vandemark
Fern Gates
West River Street
Kenneth Lord Yee
Longfellow Street
Nhs
Oftice
Mayoy A. K. Agute Tid Council
Lasi
Elyria
Dite
Iases
Estenishes
Country Badger Commission
Auto Collides With Two Trucks
An automobile driven by Alfred Verhoff damaged yesterday after skidding on Harvard avenue and colliding with two trucks at Park avenue. A Lester Elyrian Lumber Co. truck and an 0.8 mail truck piloted by Charles Bird were involved, with other collisions reported on West Bridge and Cleveland streets.
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Alfred Verhoff
Higd Street
Harvard Avenue
Park Avenue
Elyrian Lummber Co
Bark Avenue
Charles Bird
Dean Phillips
Lorain
West Bridge Street
John Simink
Amherst
Leonard Whitfield
Riverside Homes
James Jackson
14Th Street
Cleveland Street
C. L. Digna
Fast River Street
Troop 136 Names New Scoutmaster After Resignation
C. A. Doc Seabright resigned as Scoutmaster of Troop 196 of the Hoy Scouts of America. A. W. Benton was elected to replace him, announced at a crowded First Methodist church supper. The meeting honored advancing boys and featured awards and stunts by the Braver Flying Eagle and Hawk patrols. Rev. James Sigard gave the invocation. A fire at Economy Bicycle Factory on Abbe Road near Cleveland Street caused no property damage. Gasoline fumes ignited by a cigarette started the blaze. oil containers were burned but removed. Firefighters extinguished the fire with outside crews. A separate note: a Junior Chamber banquet committee met at the MayCee rooms to plan the Distinguished Service Award banquet during National Jaycee Week, with W. G. Moore as chairman and a list of volunteers.
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C. A
Doc” Seabright
Hoy Scouts of America
A. W. Benton
Seabright
Benton
First Methodist
James Sigard
Methodist Church
Economy Bicycle
Abbe Road
Cleveland Street
Chamber of Commerce
JfayCee
Elyria
W. G. Moore
Larry Severg
Chuck Coen
Jim Dall
Bud Meyer
Jack Burkhard
2Qr
Duke Elliott
Bot
Markets show steady prices amid varied livestock quotes
The market section reports cattle at 28 to 44 dollars for steers and heifers, with medium to good demand and mixed grades. Lambs, sheep, hogs, and grain items appear with fluctuating prices, noting active trade in choice and medium qualities, while vegetables and staple goods list assorted prices for celery, potatoes, and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helle Holce
Initia
Challenges Legality Of Payments To Legislators
Secretary of State Edward J. Hummel challenged the legality of salary and travel expense payments to ten General Assembly members serving on the Emergency and Central Boards. He cited 1944 1946 and 1947 payments to Senator Albert L Daniels and Representative Paul T Ballard, and questioned whether the combined compensation violated the constitution which fixes a fixed compensation for legislators and prohibits other allowances.
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Columbus
Atats
Edward J. Hummel
General Assembly
Emergeny i and Control Boards
Herbert D. Delenbacher
Hummel
Detenbacher
Albert L. Daniels
Highland
Assembly
Hwumel
Jconstitution
Daniels
Rep
Ballard
Group Hears Talk About Brazil
Members of the county home demonstration alumnae council met at the LaPorte Methodist church. Thirty council members and guests attended. Guest speaker Mrs. Donald Keller of Elyma Tornehip spoke about Brazil where her husband worked in agriculture. A morning business meeting was followed by lunch. In the afternoon Mrs. Herman Portman of Henrietta was elected chairwoman of the nominating committee for officers next year. Mrs. Wallace Bear of Pi field presided. Next meeting set for March 1.
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Houth America
LaPorte Methodist Church
Onald Keller
Elyma Tornehip
Brazil
Herman Portman
Henrietta
Wallace Bear
Pi Field
Fire damages Mentor Weekly plant after office blaze
A fire in the Mentor Weekly Monitor office caused damage estimated near ten thousand dollars. Publisher Alex Hood and his wife said the paper would still be issued on schedule from a temporary adjoining building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menton
Mentor Weekly Monitor
Alex Hood
Onuvery
Trade names and firms listed in national dairy and light industry ads
A fragmented OCR line lists major brands and manufacturers including Montgomery Ward National Dairy Westinghouse Electric Bendix General Motors White Motors Republic Steel U S Steel and Standard of Ohio alongside others such as Cities Service. The text resembles a trade or advertising index showing corporate names rather than a narrative article.
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N. Y
Central Penna
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
Oes
Roebuck
Westinghouse Electric
Warkworth Can
Abs
Bendix Ares
Gta
General
White Motors
Republic Steel
U. S. Steel
Standard of Ohio
Cities Service
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Teese
Alale Welfare Department
Welfare Department
Ohio Association of Cities
Legistutire
Hamilton County
Herbert
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Death Records
Fred Stoll
Mrs
Florence Atiles
Amy Vandersall
Police Dept. News
T Hem
Prac
Fase Amaneee
Fred Ruch
Pia
Apythias
Ryder
Arteraes
Beer Chamber
Coie
Porto
Wali
Sheriff's Dep't
Jacques Gresva
Thm
Robert Schuman
France
Schuman
Paris
Moon
Red Capitl
Schumann
Judeuve
Julius Tucker
Eleanor
Crielly
Anne Whitfield
James
D. A. Cook
Mildred Earl
Frank Moses
Gertrude
Mary Muncy
Gerain
H. £. Muncy
Arnold Laubenthal
Harley Ehrman
Common Pleas Court
Lillian Ray
Mark
Wade Wells
Rose
Sam Woods
New Mexico
Lorin
Leona Woods
Anna Woods
Vowems
iFrom
Ona
Oucuea
Peera
Pataura Rapenac Perenincy
H. H. Benham
Elyria Law, & Trust
Pege
Oliver
Hameprowere
Hushel Bakts
Ringe Terks Jonathana
Cordahda
Delrin
sPicer
Galden Devices Tors
Galden Grimes
United. Press
Merv Trafford
Yeurs
N*e Poultry Success
Trafford Pits
Penn Pouting
Suite Ata
Frank A. Charles
Humphrey & Cavagna
General Insurance
B. M. O'Donnell
Elyria Savings & Trust
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