Junior Grand Champion Steer Sails At International Livestock Show
An 18-year-old Iowa farm girl hoped to net $5,000 for daily care of her steer over 14 months. Phyllis Bonnater of Keswick owned the Junior Grand Champion steer, expected to fetch about $8,000 at the auction, with bids around $4.00 per pound for the 1,260 pound Hereford. Last year the Junior Grand Champion sold for $2.25 per pound. Late results covered breding Cotswolds and ram classes, with Shaffer Bros and Charles J. Shore from Glaworth, Ont., among top placers in various ram and ewe events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Phyllis Bonnater
Keswick
Phyllis
Breding Cotswolds Ram
Shaffer Bros
West Milton
Charles J. Shore
Glaworth
Ont
Ram
Shore
Detroit Man Gallion Dies After Illness in Elyria Hospital
Paul Gallion 43 engineering superintendent for Armond Case l Inc Detroit died in Elyria Memorial Hospital after six days illness. Born January 24 1903 in Elkheart Ill he lived at 1865 Puritan Detroit. Survived by wife Florence two daughters Lyn and Sharon and mother Mrs Ella Gallion Elkheart Ill. Body to be shipped to Detroit for services at W. R. Hamilton Funeral Home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul. Gallion
Armond Case«l, Inc
Detroit
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Galtion
Puritan Road
Cleveland
Elyria
Florence Galtion
Lyn
Sharon
Ella Gallion
Elkheart, al
Elkeart
Elkhart
Fire At Worthington Laundry Causes No Damage
Firefighters from three companies were summoned at 3 27 am to extinguish a blaze in the Worthington Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co building at 341 North street The flame confined to a canvas error on a large flat work mangle and did not damage the brick structure or merchandise An electric cord malfunction sparked the fire and ignited the canvas car hear Tony Whitman of 148 South Lagan sheet was fined 16 dollars and costs in police court for disorderly conduct after being arrested at 6 50 pm yesterday following a report of beating his father
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onree
Migria Tiremen
Worthington Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company
Vlnestory
Noth Street
Losen
Qi & Trouble
Tony Whitman
South Lagan’ Sheet
Bolice Court
Arral Gnest
Soldier Chilson Earns Decorations in Rhine Campaign
The account describes Chilson leading a platoon in Mayen and Denzheim Germany, assaulting enemy positions under heavy fire, destroying machine gun nests, capturing soldiers, and continuing after wounds. He received the Legion of Merit and Silver Star for actions in the Rhine campaign and near France, demonstrating repeated gallantry and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Neuroerg
Beng
Chilson
Rhine
Mayen
Neer Densheim
France
Cunipatty
Gerptey
Obernau
Gertia
Football Letters and Awards Given at Year-End Assembly
The article lists numerous students receiving varsity and reserve football letters, including seniors Wally Adams Gerry Games Dart Keech Joe Kovuocs John Sarpos Dick McDonald John Vargo and others. It notes freshman numerals awarded to 18 boys and highlights future basketball prospects under Coach Bauer with upcoming games versus Lakewood and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Brydon
Patricia Clark
Janet Decker
Alice Donahue
Anna Dreler
Anna Dutch
Marjorie Fell
Rae Gilmore
Diane
Harry
Francia Juugas
Mary Lupinsky
Shirley Mackin
Charlotte Mayher
Regina Marsh
Mary McClery
Annette McKelvie
Rosemary O'Connor
Patricia Radican
Wilda Smith
Wilma Sonkaly
Olga Traicoff
Lois Trumpy
Catherine
Vic Janowwiltz
Robert Hengartner
Ralph Moyer
Ollie Glass
Howard Schuster
Bill McMullen
Jack Crawford
Ray Kemp
General Marsh
Nick Polen
Tony Curcillo
Jim Lear
Trubey
Neil Crosby
Don Hatturkamp
Ed Kaylor
Charles
Ralph Bauer
Ralph Benedict
James Jones
Rudy Davis
Albert Johnson
Tom Ristas
Don Hawke
Stan Youbiasa
Tom Farmer
Raymond Tyler
John Lantsberry
Anton James
Russell Sherman
Kenneth West
Jim Curler
Robert Messaros
David Sigel
Hichard Holmes
James Clifford
Bill Yust
Hebert Cochrane
Don Mellroy
Ed Haywood
Jack Lance
Gene Palingators
Bill Walker
Bermiy Evenchik
Ray
Gehl
George Ligotke
Sophomor Cosch Bauer
Lakewood
Cleveland Venehis
Sehich
Feo
Sadler Beg
New VFW Post Named In Honor Of Lt White In Elyria
A new Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Elyria will be named in honor of Lt Ferrier H White a WWII fighter pilot killed in Italy in 1948. The first meeting set charter terms and officers include Oliver Harts commander Floyd Callins senior vice commander and George Fitzpatrick junior vice commander. The charter will remain open until March 1 and consent for the name came from Lt White’s parents. A Red Cross regional institute on home services met in Elyria with delegates from multiple chapters to discuss veteran financial aid counselling medical treatment service life Insurance consolidation and government benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ely- Tia
Ferrier H. While
Atary
Italy
Oliver Harts
Floyd A. Callins
Lt. White
Oliver Harels
White
Elyria High School
Oberlin
Cecil Johnson
V.F.W. Post
William Moir
County Council
Blane Waldron
Moir
Priefty
Hone
Eaton Rapids
Mich
C. Randolph
Herman Daniels
Lorain
H. Gray
V.A W
Waldron
V.F.W
District Institute On Home Services and Veterans’ Affairs
American Red Cross
M.C.A
Nire
Red Cross
Sandusky
Ashland County
Mansfield
Shelby
Lotal County
George W. Calvert
Catherine Little
Home Service
Suster
The
ZB. Vickery
Firld
Claims Service of the Red Cross
Veterans’ Administration
Cleveland
Rifles
Vickery
Graystone Hotel
Patterson Pushes Ohio Turnpike Vision Across Northern Ohio
Patterson, early advocate for a northern Ohio superhighway, backs the Ohio Turnpike Committee plan to ease traffic as vehicle registration is projected to double in 15 years. He argues privately built superhighways are the only solution and links the proposed road to the Pennsylvania turnpike. County Engineer D. E. Roaes notes urgent highway needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Turnpike Committee
Patterson
D. E. Ro
Aes
Fenders Paraged In Morning Parking Incident
Police report a fender damage incident at 6 50 a m today on Second street. Ralph Kline 1017 East avenue struck a parked car owned by Ralph Mohr min 401 Second street as he turned from West avenue onto Second street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kline
East Avenue
Ralph Mohrmin
Second Street
Kline
West Avenue
Markets Cleveland Livestock Cattle and Lambs Report
Market activity varied across cattle calves and lambs with receipts around 1000 for lambs and zero calves. Prices show mixed quality grades with choice and good levels noted in cattle and lamb markets, while overall demand remains slow amid poor quality offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Seerk
Ao DL
Pte
Read Gual
Government Drafts Severe Ration Measures Amid Strike
The article outlines continued measures from Page One Continued to control energy and fuel supply during a strike. It details a ban on outdoor floodlights for non residential lighting, a 60 day supply cap, freezing excess supplies for emergency reallocation, commandeering coal from plants impacted by the strike, and requisition of coke for gas utilities, with further drastic steps needed to extend coal supplies to March 1.
Farnsworth Named Ohio Agriculture Director
The new agriculture director, a Waterville High School graduate, studied biology and commercial law at Valparaiso University and earned a degree from the University of Minnesota. He has led the Lucas County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association and the Ohio Horticultural Society, now serving as Ohio representative of the National Cherry Growers Industry Council and a state agriculture board member. Salary is $6,460 with duties over animal husbandry foods and dairies plant industry state fair and markets. He will be an ex officio member of multiple conservation and education bodies and holds a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville High School
Valparaiso University
Indiana
University of Minnesota School of Agriculture
Lucas County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Ohio Horticultural Society
Ohio
National
Cherry Growers’ Industry Council
State Agriculture Board
Farnsworth
Aniimal
Foods and Dairies
State
Bureau of Markets
Division of Conservation and Natural Resources
Board of Control
Ohio Experiment Station, Water Supply Board
Board of Vocational Education
State Agriculture Board and
Soil Conservaton Districts Committee
Antary of Agriculture
Clarksfield Scene Highlights Local Events and Members
Community notes from Clarksfield recount Iles being discharged after surgery from Mansfield General Hospital and at home recuperation. Weekend visitors included Virgil Hes and Vernon Nice, Rev. and Mrs. Patrick, and others. A new baby born November 22 is noted, with Patrick a former pastor of the Clarksfield Methodist Church. The Wakemas Chapter of Eastern Stars met in November with Georgia Sanford presiding, past matrons and patrons honored with gifts, and plans announced for December installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ume Ecum Muorss
AL Clarksfield
E. L. Iles
Mansfield General Hospital
Virgil Hes
Vernon
Nice
Howard Patrick
Creston
Wasan
Key
Patrick
Clirksield Methodist Church
Mastern Star
Mey
Georgia Sanford
Nathan Beng
Samford
Evelsi Vincent
Distinte Miatron
Anna Chaffey
Arlene Gover
Coote
Vn 38
Erne Eotine Aamelint
Pates- My
Buthenmie Tices
Geneva
Calls Greece A Potential Powder Key In Balkans Tension
Greece faces foreign inspired guerrilla warfare claims threatening to drag the United Nations into a new East West flare up. Prime Minister Tsaldaris demands on the spot investigations into 37 border incidents with bands from Yugoslavia Albania and Bulgaria accused of violating Greek territory while Greece lodges charges at the UN against these states for aiding the insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations
Mediterranean
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Albania
Greece
Balkans
Constantin Tsaldaris
Trygve Ie
Avon Lake Thanksgiving Notes Reflect Local Gatherings
Avon Lake notes recount numerous Thanksgiving dinners and visits across area families. Entrants include the Satmaries, Waller, Richle, Helder, Stroh, Mitchell, Proeschel, Rosenbaum, Pedersen, Fisher, Hentges, Taylor, Beck, and Sects families plus relatives from Cleveland Lorain Bay Village Wakeman and Vermilion. Also noted are a funeral attended by Harry Krey and a visit to relatives in Pittsburg and Claremont California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Gabor Satmary
Charles Satmary
Ben
Leonard
Dail
Dayton
Stanley Waller
George Richle
Cleveland
Kate Helder
Lakewood
Leo Helders
Gladys Kjos
New York City
Thorley Johnson
Donna Stroh
Bowling Green College
Greg Stroh
Stroh’s
Edward Mitchell
Phil Proeschel
Bay Village
Sgt
Frank Oravee
Ft. Bragg
N. GC
Edd Mitchell
Rasguind
Joe Rosenbaum
Detroit
Mich
Carl Pedersen
Ed Garth
Fred Fisher
Lake Toad
Lorain
Robert Hentges
Hentyes
Perry Taylor
Carl Beck
Clarence Beck
Ed Sect
Wakeman
Harry Krey
Charles Curry
Claremont
Calif
Pittsburg
Penn
Ed Spretzel
Henry Burkhardt
Vermilion
Grafton Farm Bureau Dinner Sets Elections and Meetings
A Farm Bureau Council 7-D dinner party at Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams’ home in Grafton covered 240 dollars. Dick Wasemyer was elected president, Clayton Mole vice president, Theda Minnell secretary treasurer, Dorothy Schriver recreation leader, and Fred Reisinger with Henry Schriver as discussion leaders. A “Township Fire Protection” discussion closed the meeting, with plans to reconvene in January at the Eppley home. Thanksgiving dinners were hosted by several local families, including Shepherds and Bartters, with numerous guests from Elyria and surrounding areas. Benjamin Minnett of Los Angeles, once tied to Grafton, died at 82. services held in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Farm Bureau Council
Tom Willliams
Dick Wasemyer
Clayton Mole
Theda Minnell
Dorothy Schriver
Fred Reisinger
Henry Schriver
Ray Eppley
Carl Shepherd
Merton Bartter
Dorothy
Clarence Bartter
Kenneth
Fields Corner
Columbia Staten
Clyde Harter
Cleveland
Nelson Mues
Vermilion
Richard Wise
Hartford
Conn
Richard Renner
Shephard
Rietyard Whee
Elyria
Fielis
Grufton
Mear
R Minnett
Los Angeles
Cal
Minnel
Lou Misnell
Grafton Township
Rdwared Bisttert North
Mary Francisco Granted Divorce in 1946 Court
Mary Francisco was granted a divorce today from Leonard by Judge Guy B. Findley on grounds of cruelty. Also Neal Rhodes was fined $6 and costs for carrying a concealed weapon after pleading guilty. Several filings and suits were noted including divorces, a theft report of 200 bushels of oats, and a property deed case involving Ann Terrett and Mark Wallach with briefs due by December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Francisco
Leonard
Juge
Guy B. Findley
Neal Rhodes
Yeaterday
Ann Terrett
Lafayette Street
Mark Wallach
Lafayette
Fields Methodist service notes and local society briefs
Rev. E. Thompson spoke on Advent at Fields Methodist Church followed by communion. Homemaker’s club members plan December meetings with Mrs. Sweet and Mrs. Smith assisting. Miss Kibler to attend. News includes birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sweet at Cornell University. visits and Thanksgivings in nearby towns. violin recital at Baldwin-Wallace College. various local visits and a surprise family gathering. A report notes Adolph Ivon Bergry heading a reform Jewish group and a death after a heart attack. A street wind incident in Lynchburg is described with money blown away and recovered to a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields
E. Thompson
Fields Methodist Church
Alton Mitchell
Homemaker’s Club
Frank Sweet
Allen Smith
Marjorie Kibler
Ithaca
N. Y
Robert Sweet
School of Agriculture
Cornell University
Josie Hulse
Andrew Smith
Huron
Lakewood
Carl Schuster
Leon Osborn
Elyria
Hulse
William Brokaw
Rootwood
Allen Olmes
Kulas Music Hall
Baldwin-Wallace College
Allen
George Poinar
Mozart
Bach
Kriesler
Ries
Don McKeever
Hester Taylor
Florence Fishburns
Huntington
Artois Nye
Miss Nester
Sheriff Carl Finegan Defends County Police Coverage
Sheriff Carl Finegan argues LaGrange should not bear the cost of its own police. He notes Amherst and nearby villages maintain local forces while LaGrange has none, with 11 deputies covering a seven day, 24 hour duty. He cites a recent labor camp disturbance and urges countywide protection if funds allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Finegan
LaGrange
Sheriffs Department
Finegan
Elyria
Lorain
LaGrange Village
Amherst
South Amherst
Avons Lake
Sheffield Lake
Oberlin
Wellington
Grafton
Henry Novak
Lorain County
Marion B. Freeman
Las Grange
Western Reserve University
Grant Pay Increase For 31 Of 68 Municipal Jobs
City council approved an ordinance increasing wages for 31 of 68 municipal job classifications. Elective officials were excluded from the raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Community events plan near Birmingham church and school
Birmingham committees announce events for December including an annul turkey dinner and bazaar at the Birmingham church. Miss Clara Kline and Mrs. Darwin lead bazaar. supper chaired by Mrs. Nabakowski, Mrs. Bickel, and Mrs. Eddie Prince. dining room led by Mrs. Robart and Mrs. Howe. A candlelight dance at the Birmingham school December 8 features Floyd Heys orchestra and Clark Burdue calling dances. The Community Club meets December 9 with Mrs. Wasp in charge. Haron School A Cappella choir to perform Christmas carols. Dorothy Ashbrook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett of Florence, sings in Bowling Green University Christmas concert. senior music education major, alumni connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Clara Kline
Darwin
John
Nabakowski
Joe Bickel
Eddie Prince
Carl Robart
Frances Howe
Community Club
Florence Township
Floyd Heys! Orchestra
Clark Burdue
Ceylon
Andrew Wasp
Business Sessmon
Cleff Clu
Women's
Boys Will Receive Cubbing Awards at December Meeting
Cub Pack 108 will graduate one member into Boy Scout Troop 146 and award several Cubs with Tank and arrow points at the December meeting. Leonard Fowls, Navy veteran of Guam and the Philippines, will speak and display Pacific souvenirs. Parents are urged to attend the Christmas gathering at First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First’ Congregational Church
Jack Burke
Leonard Fowls
Guam
Philippines
Evee
Pacific Islands
Pac
Treaties Near Signing For WWII Peace Plans
Secretary of State James F. Byrnes aims to press for signing the first WWII peace treaties before Christmas covering Hitler's satellites. Preparations begin on the German peace treaty Monday. Italy Romania Bulgaria Hungary and Finland treaties are nearly ready. The Big Four Council of Foreign Ministers settled last issues including reparations and Danube navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James F. Byrnes
Hitler
Italy
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Finland
Council of Foreign Ministers
Danube
Farm And Home School Opens At Elyria Y M C A
Twenty one young farmers and rural home makers attended the first Farm and Home School session at the Elyria Y M C A sponsored by the county agricultural extension service. Carl C. Deeds and Miss Marjorie Kibler led the meeting outlining national and regional agricultural trends and farm modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Y. M. C
County ‘Agricultural Extension Service
Carl C. Deeds
Marjorie Kibler
Lorain
Green Fined Then Jailed For Nonpayment In Elyria
Eugene Green, intoxicated, sought lodging at police headquarters Wednesday night and was aided. He returned last night drunk and was booked as a drunk. Today Mayor A R Agate fined him five dollars plus costs, and he was jailed again for nonpayment of the fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Green
Elyria
Green
A. R. Agate
Thanksgiving Day Social Notes Across Region
Families and friends gathered for Thanksgiving dinners and visits across several towns. Spencer and McCourt households hosted family ensembles including Repp, McCourt, and Meiers. others welcomed relatives from Cleveland Medina Oberlin and Fremont. Local diners, church couples, and extended kin shared meals and casual hospitality through the holiday period.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Giel
Champion
Resar, Florist
Elmer E. Waltz Grafton
Elmer FE
Waltz
Jones and Koebdler
East 82Nd Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Kingsley Corners
Cora
Roy
Robert
Michigan
Dan Scarbrough
Bath Street
Weu
Sudro
Curtis
Red Cross Institute
TV NG Yeu
MARTI
Baeners
Voare
Clarksfield
Dorothy Washke
Willam
East River Street
Bhirley Jacobs
West River Street North
John of
Western Automatic Machine and Screw Co
Common Pleas Court
Board of Review of the
Ohio Unemployment Compensation Dept
Iona Atkinson
Marjorie McVicker
West Salem
Mary Bainbridge
Hetty Kovachevich
Margaret Weber
Treve Whipple
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
D. A. Cook
Guy 8
Adolph Rosenberg
Linulinnalil — Adolpn Iosenberg
United States
Gidding Ch. Department Store
Lynchburg
Galdstom
Goldstein
Vincent Dinner Gutta Avris Sedlick
Sesdatant Bannce
Jorg Wary
Hoee
EU Fae Meter
Mundie
PF Vokes
Sr Hay
Mlb
la Grange
United Press
Central Penna
Montgomery Ward Nationed Daily
Sears Roebuck
Westinghouse Electric
Bendix
General Molurs
Steel
P.R. Smith & Co
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Farm and Home School
Spencer
Howard McCourt
Glen Repp
Glen Jr
Poll
Sanford Repp
Ashland
Howard Repp
Leona McCourt
J. T. Me
Frances
Clarence Dague
Leona Rogers
Clarence Martin
Pemberville
Littie Fuller
Lew 18
Fuller
Nellie Nicholas
Della Erb
Medina
Sidney Beach
William Beach
Harry Stewart
J. H. Dunn
Famil
DM. Blame
Wiiren
Kridge
Jeanene
Larry
Shirley Rudish
John Stewart
Don Friend
Stanley Dawley
J. A. Suntee
Freeport
George Kuhn
Mabel
Fremont
Jack Sharp
Dale Leehlitner
Columbus
A. H. Leehleitner
Edd Watson
Thakayiy
Ing
Lloyd Leenleitner
Theo Camp
Germany
Jehn Beek
Adrais Rolobougi
Glen
Belington
Ju-lin
Gilbert Kemp
Sedgeman
Oberlin, Ohio
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