New Pastor Is Formally Installed at First United Presbyterian
The Rev. Davis O. McCamay was formally installed as pastor of the First United Presbyterian Church with about 180 members and friends in attendance. The service featured music by Mrs Elron La Rowe and others, with sermons by Rev Walter Ralston and greetings from city officials and church leaders. An informal reception followed in the basement, and the McCamay family will reside at 288 Princeton Avenue.
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Davis O. McCamay
First United Trasbyterian Church
Roger
Eisvia
Lalake
Iowa
al Diving
Spe
W. A. Griffin
E.W. Wright
Amccamay
City Hall
M. M. Windsor
Elyria Council of Churches
Elron la Rowe
India Missions
L. G. Sadler
Arthur F. Williams
First Baptist Church
Sellers
C. E. Phelps
W. Weight
T. F. Sillers
Princeton Avenue
Amherst farmer dies at home after 60th anniversary
Abram Eppley age 84, of Amherst Township, died Tuesday at his son Willarel's home on Quarry Road. He was a Morgan County native and longtime farmer, member of United Brethren Evangelical church. His wife, who shared their 60th wedding anniversary on December 28, 1943, predeceased him on January 30, 1844. Survived by three daughters Mrs Chive Dangle, Mrs Ray Brodeur, and Mrs Hew Michael. two sons Clavian and Wil Tater. four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements listed with Emmerlet Funeral Home, Amherst and Brondheim rites indicated.
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Abram
Frpley
Amherst
Eppley
Willarel
Quarry Road
Amherst Township
Morgan County
Nisite
United Brethren Evangelical Church
Amerst
Alony
Chive Dangle
Ray Brodeur
Beaver Pask
Hew Michael
Lorain Teat Sons
Clavian of
Elyman
Wil Tater
Emmerlet
Brondheim
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Postwar U S and French security talks amid Merger Doubts
Reported discussions among allied leaders at a high level amid pressure from De Gaulle and French concerns over a proposed merger of zones. Officials noted France’s opposition to immediate integration while warning against undermining German postwar arrangements. The Bast liaison group reportedly urged caution as ministerial talks continued.
Brewster Hughes Feud Likely To Reignite In Grand Jury
Senate war probes return to spotlight the Brewster Hughes feud as grand jury questioning resumes. Maj Glen Bennett Meyers and Readnover Lamarre testify on aviation dealings and kickback claims while Hughes accuses Brewster of attempting a merger deal and defends himself against alleged blackmail. Brewster releases letters with Justice Department remarks while denying the Hughes charges and inviting a federal inquiry. A separate rural women’s club meeting in Eaton County features Miss Lele Pepcorn presenting kids safety and home craft demos at Mrs Crowley’s home.
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Washington
Maj
Glen
Bennett KE
Meyers
Anclel Grand Jury
Ieta Meyers
Arnault
Owen Brewster
Hollywood
Howard Hughes
Charg.s
Charis
Senate
Meyers Turing
Readnover
Bleriot H. Lamarre
Vierpresident
Aviation Electre Corp
Meyer
Newlis
Rickteck
Tag Jongrs
Lamarre
Rene
George M. Fay
Lammarre
Readnever
Hughes
Army
Trans World
Par American Airways
Hughya
Justice Department
Brewster Brewster
Mary
Hyghes
Justice Partment
Tom C. Clark
Brewster
Department
Lhd
Clark
Duatice Department
Taton Rural Women's ‘Club
Loran County
Angayins Your Children
Lele Pepcorn
Onia State Universiy Chis Development and Family and Life Specialist
Ala
Othe
Eaton Bell Women's Club
Fre Crowley
Mass
Marjorie Kabler
Eaton Groupe
Riots Spur Curfews After UN Palestine Vote Toss
In Cairo 3,000 to 4,000 protested the UN partition plan while observers reported an "Down With America" rally outside the U.S. embassy. Police cleared crowds as curfews ended and Arab-Jewish clashes spread. British authorities ordered restrictions on movement in Tel Aviv and Jaffa while fire and looting damaged Jewish and Arab areas.
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Cairo
United Nations
Palestine
America
Hagana
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a missing area incident
Fragmentary text references Neva Juamt area andCapture Charges Ho Turner Green depart atiengf. Mentions hotel by a lake, a boy, possible arrest, and poems. Details are too garbled to identify people, places, or events.
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Neva
Turner
Green
Wba
Lake Fate
Used Toys for Vets Children Appeal in Ely
Libbson-Fysell post of the VFW called for used toys to aid children of veterans. Eleven children are identified to receive toys. Volunteers are asked to donate and repair toys. contact Mrs. Helen Perkins at Wo Elesemth street via phone 6875 to assist.
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Elyvians
Libbson-Fysell Post
VFW
VW Post
Helen Perkins
Elesemth Street
Police Reports From Greystone Hotel and Local Incidents
Police records detail a missing overcoat valued at 64 percent from the cloak room of the Graystone Hotel where H C Tetft of Columbus checked it last evening. Also noted are returned shoes and a bowleg ball from a bowling parlor and a motorist, Clifford Wood of Spruce Street, fined $40 with driving privileges suspended for six months after a collision with two parked cars on Water and Second streets.
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H. C. Tetft
Columbus
Graystone
Clifford Wood
Spruce Street
Elyria
Ach
Agate
Water
Seeond
Memory of War Papermen Looting Rations for Infantry
A subjective reminiscence by three newspapermen who served as infantry reporters during World War II. They describe posing as reporters to obtain ration supplies for frontline soldiers, exploiting vanity to secure socks, shorts, shirts, and boots for forgotten infantrymen. They contrast their actions with General Meyers and express belief in shared brotherhood among Americans despite wartime chaos.
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The
Air Corps
General Meyers
Gen. Meyers
John Tek
Washington, D. C
Carl Ril
Evanston
Tucker
Ritt
Bor
Fort Benning
Edward T. Swarthmore
Agnes
Joan
Princeton
Napoleon
Rutt
Evansville
Ind
Sotl
Europe
Red Cross
Avon Lake Bridge Club Meeting and Local News
Avon Lake bridge players will meet Thursday evening December Th at the Ro UT Wood home on Lake Eid. Winners were Norilgard South Mrs Otto Ratterhenry Jene Fred Williams Fast and West Mrs James Bowman Otto Kate lerbects Left for Texas Mr and Mrs Wilson A Little. Wednesday by piano for Tess New Messeo they will spend the Water. Mr Little is in the real ale business there. To Publish newspaper Mithura Walker sixth grade IT announced Sin Flashes will be issued twice this school year. Henry Hassel appointed editor of the paper with Mrs Walker as supervisor Ursula Sonkg buried Losula Soska wife of Joseph and seth to Maney Zulei Boorie Ber field Pyal and Peter Funeral was Tuesday December 2 at St Wen pestus church at 9 a.m.
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Avon Lake Bridge Club
Avon Lake
Duplivate
Wood
Lake Eid
Norilgard South
Otto Ratterhenry Jene
Fred Williams
James Bowman
Otto Katelerbects
Texas
Wilson A
Little
Tess
New Messeo
Mithura Walker
Henry Hassel
Edivor
Walker
Ursula Sonkg
Losula Soska
Joseph
Seth
Maney Zulei
Belden Weekend Guests at Thanksgiving Entertaining
A Belden weekend gathering featured guests including Glen Sehulte and Cede at Gena Shanksgiving event. Noted attendees from nearby towns joined a celebration with plans for meals and social activities for about twenty guests in a formal setting.
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Belden
Rol Wise
Cinyehed
Andy Cede
Glen Sehulte
Gena Shanksgiving
Mtv
Arthas Wise
Hutt
Aed Neal
Leyedeedd
Seren
Ho Tao Wire
Sle
Mik Fenster
Congressional Developments Highlight Anti inflation Push in Congress
Republicans and Democrats united over rapid action on President Truman's 10 point anti inflation program as CIO wage drive signals urgent steps. Hearings on the plan proceed. Schwellenenbach forecasts new wage demands while Nixon targets anti Communist measures for January. Jones may be summoned to explain wartime RF C operations. officials face questions on fund handling.
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Washington
Congress
Capital Hill
Congréss
Truman
Raymond E. Baldwin
Ho Cann
Jesse P. Wolcott
Mich
House Banking Committee
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
CIO
Schwellenbach
Tnesia
France
Italy
Richard M. Nixon
R. Csh
United States
UnAmerican
Activitieg
Nixon
Communist Party
Arthur FB. Hyman
House Ways and
Pregent
Reconstruction “Finance| Corp
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House
Subcommittee
Chorge H. Bender
Ohio
Jones
Traffic manslaughter case opens in Lorain court
Andrew Lecke of Wellington is bound to the grand jury under $500 bond after arraignment on a traffic manslaughter charge following a crash that killed Mrs Anna Dudas of Cleveland at Routes 10 and Ads. Multiple traffic fines are reported for related incidents including license violations and a separate garage burglary near Route 10. Gill.
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Andrew Lecke
B.D
Wellington
Justice of the Peace
James Horn
Sherif
Anna Dudas
Cleveland
Ads
Lecke
Elyria Chamber Plans Drive For Members
Elyria Chamber of Commerce board discussed an aggressive program of work and a membership campaign at a dinner meeting in the Elks Marines Room. Denis J. Ryan was named chairman for the drive, with a committee to prepare a suggested program for the directors’ next meeting.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elks Marine Room
Denis J. Ryan
Patsch Lumbérard Coal Company
Chamber of Commertéé
Directed Verdict Favors N Y C Crossing Case
A jury in Judge Guy B. Findley s court returned a directed verdict in favor of the New York Central Railroad in a suit by The Jones Transfer Co of Akron and its insurer The Boston Insurance Co for damages from a rain and struck collision at a Route 18 crossing in Wellington on March 17 1844. The initial demand was 80 701 later reduced to 3 900 with a cross petition by the railroad for 1 066. jurors allowed the railroad to recover nothing on the cross petition.
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New York Central Railroad
Guy ‘B. Findley
Jones Trans‘fer Co
Akron
Boston Insurance Co
New York Central
Route
Wellington
Goodysar AircraftCorp
Ipass
Visitors and Thanksgiving Gatherings Share Local News
Mr and Mrs J Cook and family returned home Sunday night after visiting relatives in Marion Indiana. Miss Winnifred Adler and Miss Jane Adler of Cleveland visited Me and Mrs D F Eschtruth and family. Josephine Adler and Deb Clara also spent time with relatives from Cleveland before returning. Donald Eschtruth and family hosted Thanksgiving dinner with Theodore Weithl’s family at Elyria. Mrs Olah McConnell, daughter Loa Reece and Sharon from Toledo joined the holiday gathering.
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Deb Clara
J Aly
Cleveland
Mator
Donald Eschtruth
Theodore Weithel
Elyria
Olah McConnell
Loa Reece
Sharon
Toleda
Cars Damaged In Traffic Mishaps
Three car collisions occurred on Route 57 and nearby streets injuring no one. Albert Charnes at 422 Bonair Avenue skidded into Edward Cudlin of Elyria who was stopped in traffic, pushing his car into Edward Leski on East Broad Street. Mere Rhuphrey of Carswell Avenue reported rear fender damage to her coupe on Fourth Street after a verte fracture incident. Mrs Russell Stokley of Stanford Avenue and Mrs A T Haury of Columbia Avenue were involved in separate rear end and side collisions on Park Avenue and with a truck driven by Charles Coates on Middle Avenue yesterday afternoon.
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LaPorte
Albert Charnes
Bonair Avenue
Edward Cudlin
Elyria
Edward Leski
East Broad Street
Charnes
Mere
Will Rhuphrey
Carswell Avenue
Fourth Street
Russell Stokley
Stanford . avenUe
A.T Haury
Colnhia Avenue
Park Avenue
Charles Coates
Middle Avenue
New Officers Of Lodge Installed In Prank S Harmon Lodge
New officers of Prank S Harmon Lodge No. 663 were installed last night with Hlustriens A. to Plochey as installing officer. A. E B. Roper named Worshipful Master for 104d, leading a list that includes Owen Gleaton senior warden Jehy Gray yinning Warder Paul Ecger secretary WH. Curtis treasurer A Walker chaplain Clifford Smith senior deacon Fred Smith junior deacon Earl Mattenkopf senior steward Alan Spence junior steward GR. Wreseler Tyler. past masters filled most stations. Gavel given by Ed Reusser, retiring master, and past master jewel presented by Ralph Hahr. Memorial services held for Sedge members who died in the past year.
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Harmon Lodge
FL & A
Hlustriens
Plochey
A. E B. Roper
Iudge
Owen Gleaton
Jehy Gray Yinning
Paul Ecger
WH. Curtis
A. Walker
Clifford Smith
Fred Smith
Earl Mattenkopf
Alan Spence
GR. Wreseler
Tyler
Frank &. Harmon Lodgs
Ed. Reusser
Reusser
Ralph Hahr
The
Sedge
Market highlights and livestock prices in Cleveland region
Markets show mixed wheat and corn quotes with No 3 yellow and No 1 yellow sharing small gains. Livestock steady to firm with cattle and calves largely steady, hogs active with higher prices noted for heavies and mediums. Produce reflects limited gains on apples and citrus with varied consignments.
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Cleveland
Hell
Biteey & Lambs
Euis
Sear
Heaviwrights 300 Inc
Vghix
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Grafton
Beng Tela
Lakeview
Lakeview Cettlery
Lews Green
Piriad
Eva C. Marshall
New London
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Adam Marshall
William Whittington
Methodist Church
Della Sertie
Findlay
Gertrude Spencer
Folk
Fitch
Howe
Mitchell
First Methodist Church
Bellevue Cemetery
Frank H. Wack
Carlisle Township
Edward Wack
Chicago
Caasie Haverstick
Sudrei Curtty
Henry K- Shaw
First Christian Church
Ridgelawn Cemetery
William W. Stults
William W.stultz
Eliv Yarger
R. D
Woaoam
Dunkard Ridge Clinch
Hillsboro
Dunkard Ridge Cemetery
Sackett Funeral
Troy
Cark B. Felger
Miami
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Berry, McCulloch and Folger
Clement Atlee
Sreet
Maryshall
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Yveta
Ron Cermain
Gieihe
Western Reich
Russia
Brewster-Hughes
Britain
Firestone
Geder
Ietew
Pope Ee Ee Pandey
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Kivria
American Legion
Virgil Jasper
Clyde Clapp
al Sibley
W. O. McGlellan
Legion
Harald Waywood
He Entertainment
Ask
Police Dept. News
Henry
Bowers
P. X. Rexall Drug Store
John Spitzer
Justice Horn
State
Highway Patrol
Lester Kimble
Collier Construction Co
Edmund Golem
Charles Mans-field Jr
Edward Cropp
Route 10
Durkee Road
Sheriff's Department
Genevieve Repko
John
D. A . Coal
Earl Denman
West Broad Street
Travelers Insurance Co
Willard Bommer
Chestnut Busgeraad
I Ridgeville
Pe Fated Py
Leonard Sorrell
American Automobile Fire Ins. Co
Alfrieda Carlson
Common Pleas Court
Guy B. Findley
Conley Landrell
R. D. Elyria
Deighs
Frank Kovavik
A. McMillen
H A. Ripps
R. Squire
Universal Grinding Co
James Malone
Ralph Lund
AT Machine Co
Ridgeville
Rose
Lorain
Day
Sam
Cuelty
Martha Hodor
Overlin
Studebaker
Empire Steel
Empire Steel Corp
Mansfield
Stud Bonker Corp
James M. Hill
Joseph Selage
Janet
Dee
Hill "S As
Homer Merritt
36Th Street
Lorain City
Sheffield Township
Ohio County Commissioners
Elyria C. Ofc
N.Y.C
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
West
Baca
Lewes
Aee
Tintegrawers
Corclands
Cleiden Grimes
Pascal Bearadon
United Prem Davenge
Central Co
Penna Amerean Cun
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Dairy
Sears Roebuck Westingn
E Woolworth Co
Bendix Genera
Motors
White Motors
Republic Steel
WS Steel
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W. G. Walker CO
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