Poultry Fanciers Eye Production Boost for Profit
Lorain County agricultural agent says October costs averaged 84 cents per dozen, more than egg receipts, with high feed costs at about 60 percent of production. He urges increased production through efficient feeding, lighting, housing, and breeding to cut costs and plans for 1948.
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Lorain County
Mack Owicks
Ihcrease Bae Productia
Prantain
Laland
Agdodlalé County Agricultural Extension Agent
Afinion Ia
Schuler
Communists resist wage offer as sabotage fears rise
Numbia Sentinusd reports its members must stay on the job amid a delicate national situation. Sabotage crackdown slows repairs with three incidents in 12 hours, including a Lyon-Paris Express derailment. Government and Confederation talks hinge on workers' return and wage demands. De Gaulle wins Le Havre municipal race as reformers gain ground. Mexico halts electric refrigerator imports.
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Confederation of Labor
Confederation
Lille
Charles de Gaulle
le Havre
Prener Robert Schumann
Refuse To Reverse Fight Decision In NYSAC Decision
New York State Athletic Commission held a special meeting and refused to reverse Friday's ruling in favor of the heavyweight champion, Aloe ghis over d jersey sod Walcott. It did, however, offer congratulations on his splendid performance. Falls To Wreckers Pittsburgh Historic Allegheny Arsenal is slated for razing as wreckers remove structures to eliminate a traffic hazard. The ancient stone tower and walls, once protecting the arsenal, were used in many U.S. wars and were the site of a 1864 explosion that killed 74 munition workers.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Arsenal
Latayele
Benieath
Walla
Arsenal
U.S
Florence and Birmingham Community News Update
Florence Grange hosts a turkey dinner for twenty eight clerks and trustees of Elle County with guest Harold Gerrold of Sandusky. Florence church selects new officers including Trevah Gerrick as deaconess and Ella Helsing as pianist. WSCS reports bazaar funds over four hundred dollars. Community classes, hospital updates, and social notes recap local activities across Birmingham and Harmon road.
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Birmingham
Florence Grange
Elle County
Grange Hall
Harold Gerrold
Sandusky
Florence Church
Ed, Mordoff
Walter Tuttle
Trevah Gerrick
Charles Humm
Richard Brechmacher
Lestlié, Bentley
Ella Helsing
W. 8
Birmingham W. SC. S
Parl Hunter
Robert Glime
Mabel Follgrabe
Francis Howe
Myron Kott
Ina Kenyon
Charles Yates
Harry Kenyon
Providence Hospital
Barry Gerber
Fred Gerber
Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
Paeumona
Zelpha Kingsley
Henrietta
Clarence Parker
Harmon Road
Lloyd Brewster
Elyria
Your Road
Cleveland
Ohio
Marjory Catghy
Blu
Milet
Emily Dean
Amherst
Trevah Geek
Obituary notices from Elyria area deaths and services
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices from Elyria and nearby towns, detailing the deaths of Augusta Ebert Schroeder in Elyria, Ida Greer in Topeka, infant Kershaw, Norbert Gailliez in Grafton, Mary Jane Heussner in Amherst, Judith Kenvera of Avon Lake, Edith Holmes in Avon Lake, Eva Dietz of Oberlin, and others. The notices cover birthplaces, ages, surviving relatives, funeral arrangements, and burial plans, with churches and cemeteries named.
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Kershaw
St. Mary's Cemetery
Elyria’ Memorial Hospital
Mes
Edward Kershaw
Middle Avenue
Minana Kershaw
Florida
Gerome Musel
Akron
One Bay Holiday At Roosevelt School
Roosevelt School observed a one day holiday after a power line and transformer fire disrupted classes. Pupils arrived on time but were sent home when the fault was detected, interrupting the school day and halting activities.
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Roosevelt School
Weekend Bowling Free Feesawans and Suits Summaries
A string of civil suits and appeals dominates the week in common pleas court. Josephine Kostyo of East River Street seeks divorce from Jerry Kostyo citing neglect and cruelty, married since 1938. Margaret Lankford of Lorain sues William Lankford for divorce over similar grounds. they wed in January 1946. Three suits totaling 40,828 dollars involve Kimuy and Carol Carmody of Springfield for injuries from an automobile collision, plus Frank Seerhene seeking 25,523 dollars for personal injuries and damages and his wife 3,308 dollars for related losses. William Tum of Wellington files for divorce from Warrenley Tum, married 1943 with one child. Probation terms are terminated for Frank Koleski and Hardy Whitheld for handling stolen property. Zeleski and Whitheld placed on probation. A jury finds a will invalid in a separate civil matter. Beatrice Schumaker referenced in a separate case.
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Common Pleas Court
Kimuy
Carol Carmody
Springfield
Frank
Helena Narthew
Frank Seerhene
Northeim
Police Court Fines Reported In City News
Police court today fined Clelk Newberry of Litchfield five dollars and costs for intoxication after a Saturday arrest on Court street. Shirley Levy of Elm street also paid five dollars and costs for intoxication following a Saturday arrest at home. Russell Schwandt of Brown Hotel was fined four dollars and costs for intoxication after a Brown Hotel arrest. The theft of an H and R nine shot target pistol from the West Side lunch room was reported by Mrs. Flanigan. Henry Swesey of Tattersall court reported being assaulted on Lodi street near West avenue at 7:30 am yesterday. Earl Whiteacre of Foster avenue was fined ten dollars and costs for disorderly conduct after a disturbance at the Davis Cafe Friday night. Al Taylor of East Broad street was charged with assault and battery at Terry's Tavern on Friday night. case continued. James Fly, 18, of East River street, was fined twenty five dollars and costs for driving without a license and reckless driving after an Broad and Cedar streets accident. Fred Williams of Park Avenue was fined twenty four dollars and costs for driving while under suspension after an December 6 Broad street arrest. John Muth of Broad street was fined ten dollars and costs for disorderly conduct after a Broad street arrest at 1:30 am yesterday. Police seek to aid in the search for William Grech of Lorain, missing since December 5, reported by Sam Smith of Lorain.
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Elyria Moodk
Calare
Burkeye
Mooteheary
Afadisé Resrhubant
Petit Ah Atlétican Seadtony
Atters Grill
Araults
Hart Conateuction
F. Kayden Hart Construction
Bueckeye Mold & Dia
Olympic Recréation
Olympié Recreation
East Bridge
Tnt
Mt We
LaGrange Hardware
Ean
Milton's
Broad
Orisae
Aginedeldis
D. Blakeman
Grilatt
Wyckoll Cleaners
Mooneheart
Paradise Restaurant
Thorarg Wickens
Brove
B. Henke
Cradisé Reataurant Iss
Charles Ancors
Lorain
Merchanta
Leaghe Wol
Kew Gardens
Loruin
Wet Realtote
Coun i Eth Company
Jewelerk
Hans Ay Ik
Oscar G. Dunn
Stamford
Anchors Y Ehinan Cathars Fyeenenee
Rothgery
Renar
Individua
Don Croeier
Thomas
Iter Realtors
Vna
McCreadle
Areradt Tewetera
Crawford Novelties
McGeachie
Masson
Plas Construction
Cate
Steve's Barbers Tees
Dobrnwski Meats S
RDAY
United Holiwh Club
John Kasser
James McCauley
Common Pleas
Thomasson
John Dohangos
Prank Kerby
Halts
Steve's Barbera
Robert Schultz
Dobrowk Ak
Ld Janowier
Jeve's Barvers
Pavarred
Ee Plas
Ash Tat Tok
TOD City
Kart Kordeiski
Alympic Women's League Sniper Club
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Pay
Huth Henke Supper Ctul
Cieneral Induatrier
TSS Ih Hotel Sedaris
Ann Wrre
Genet Industries i
Hat Soulse Beauty Shop
Ana
Leis
Betty Boiler
Klein S
Howling Center “Colegue
Pet Rorice Inaurarce
Wena
Hign
Howe
Welch Deweters
BSA
Elysian
John Bellack
Frank Bowling Center
Millard River
Bry
Xuilty
Hegh
Tuattern
Cook
John Litten
Plann Demaa Cate
Namduet
Hodnik
Carsettey
Ign Induartial
Robert Carper
iGrender
Ane Agou Jandy Bira
Ubusar T
Pytenden
wKgvo
Cafe Peresteees
Bayes Cafe
Friendship Cine
Priendship
Roy Hi
Mellov Beverage
Tah Aa
Srcoy Beverage
Aya
Bock Ming
Uae
Clelk Newberry
Litchfield
Court Street
Shirley Levy
Elm Street
Russell Schwandt
Brown Hotel
West Side
Henry Swesey
Tattersall Court
Lodi Street
West Avenue
Swesey
Earl Whiteacre
Foster Avenue
A. R. Agate
G. R. Oakes
Erie Street
Whiteacre
Davis Cafe
al Taylor
East Broad Street
William C. Daniels
Taylor
Terry’s Tavern
James Fly
East River Street
Broad and Cedar Streets
Fly
Fred Williams
Park Avenue
Broad Street
Prices At Noon Furnished By United Pread Tqwaqaee
Prices at noon were reported by United Preat Tqwaqaee with figures showing current market levels. The brief notice notes typical commodity values and indicates stable trends for essential goods.
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United Preat
Markets Cleveland Poultry and Toledo GrainUpdate
Market report shows live poultry steady to weak with F.O.B. prices in Cleveland and eggs firm amid short supplies. Toledo grain mixed with No 1 hard wheat at $2.08 and corn No 2 yellow around $2.57, oats at $1.38, soybeans higher, and turnips listed. Livestock varied: Alleviated cattle and hog prices mix, sheep and lambs active with steady to higher bids, hogs up in heavies and mediums, Yorkers and highweights priced, and feeders noted.
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Cleveland Poultry
Cleveland
F.O.B
Toledo
Qafey Ek
Eveland Livestock
Byers
Hell
Madiiur
Comitath
Sherp & Lambs
Tehleber
Fises Lab
Arrest of Emil Temple on non support charge at court
Emil Temple aged 20 of Litchfield was arrested by deputy sheriffs yesterday on a charge of non support of seven children. He is to be arraigned in justice James P. Horn's court.
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Emil Temple
Litchfield
Yestersday
James P. Horn
Rand Breaks With CIO Union Over Taft-Hartley Rule
Remington Rand Inc announces it has broken relations with the United Electrical Workers CIO bargaining agent for 10,000 workers across seven plants. The action follows a National Labor Relations Board ruling that the union is ineligible for certification. Locations affected include Tonawanda Syracuse Ilion Herkimer and Benton Harbor. The union had previously signed a contract after a five week strike in July.
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Rlamingtey Rand
Iaa
New York
Remiddton Rand, Inc
United Electrical Workers
CIO
International Executive Board
Tonawanda
North Tonawanda
Syracuse
Ilion
Herlmar
Henton Harbor
Mich
Railway Unions Form 1948 Political League
The Railway Brotherhoods, representing 1,250,000 workers, launched the Railway Labor's Political League to raise voluntary contributions and mobilize railroad families for the 1948 elections. It operates similarly to AFL's political group but does not vow to defeat Taft Hartley supporters, instead assessing congressmen's labor records and publishing candidate opinions.
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Balinigal Arena
Washington
Failroad Brotherhoods
Railway Labor
Lyon
Thalimah
AFL
APL
Railway League
League
Avon Lake Brownie Troop News
Avon Lake reports weekly meetings for the Brownie Troop at the school each Wednesday evening led by Mrs. Charles Horn with Mrs. Maida Blough assisting. The Wart sponsor is the Warrens League at the Congregational church with singing and games biweekly and organized transport home by mothers. Announce Birth: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mitchell announce the birth of a daughter at Amherst, England, Thursday.
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Edith Holmes
Avon Lake
Odin Holmes
Learroad
George Lawson
John Rose
Avon Lake Church
Dern
Burisi
Elmhurst Cemetery
Brownie
Brownie Brody
Charles Horn
Maida Blough
Weir
Wawren's League of the Congregational Church
A. J. Laws
Walter Mitchell
Amherst Heep Tech
Sullivan Division One Meet at Mrs Knows Home
Sullivan Division One met at the home of Mrs. Leo Knows on Thursday afternoon for the last meeting of the year. Ten members and three children were present. The group was surprised by a visit from Santa Claus with popcorn balls. The afternoon included games contests and social time.
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Sullivan
Leo Knows
Santa Claus
Farm Bureau
Eleet
Boo, m
Dean Keener
Harland Keener
Lodi Hospital
Evenange
Brice
Thelma Olson
Hunting~ Ston
Savilla
Miller
Threday
Savilla Muller
Carolyn
Eva MrAdoo
KHL
Lottie Brillhart
Two Men Held For Investigation At Cottage Restaurant
Police held four men for investigation after apprehension at Cottage Restaurant on Oberlin Road at 10:33 p.m. yesterday following a suspected illegal entry. A female operator reported seeing a man inside and another outside as the restaurant was closed. both were intoxicated. An attempted break in at the Olympic Recreation Center was also investigated with a cut screen door and marks on the other door.
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Oberlin Road
Helen Wells
Olympic Recreation Center
Christmas Program At Brookside School Tonight
The Lorain County village and rural schools present a Christmas program at Brookside School in Sheffield tonight. Miss Ellen Shook, music supervisor, directs a prose, pageant, and music program scheduled for 7 p m.
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Brookside School
Lorain County
Sheffield
Ellen Shook
Christmas Meetings and Projects Brighten South Amherst
South Amherst notes show Mrs. Al Eschke hosting at Murray Ridge road with the Methodist Womans Society for Christian Service. Devo led by Mrs. Russell Springer. business, gifts to Crile Hospital and Mother's Memorial. monthly meetings set. Other items include Royal Neighbor Lodge officer elections and Christmas party activities plus a December PTA program pending.
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South Amherst
Eschke
al Eschke
Murray Ridge Road
Methodist Womans Society For Christian Service
Russell Springer
Hubert Jones
Robert Allsop
Crile Hospital
Mother's Memorial Fund
Dale Riggs
Floyd Bryant
William Roberts
B. Lamvermeyer
Red Cross
Nellie Davis
Florida
Helen Meyers
B. M. Lamvermeyer
0. J. Ruth
Emil Ruth
Isaac Slack
E. WI. Hyatt
Viala Kreeger
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Swiss Hall
Bertha Flowers
Oracle
Kate Merchant
Margueretha Schneider
Ann Helser
Chancelor
Julia Galnok
Recorder
Lulu Slack
Sophia Makiuski
Inner Sentinel
Anna Nally
Outer Sentinel
Mise Florence Schneider
Marshall
Lucy Barnhart
Clara Makiuski
Parent-Teachers Association
Schaol
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Germany
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H. D. Greer
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Elizabeth
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Topeka, Kansas
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Grafton
Main Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Belgium
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Graftan
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Florence
Leonard Wragg
Merle Gehman
Zileh Funeral
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Brown Helm Cemetery
Judith Kenyera
Judith Kenvera
Joseph Kenvera
Haron Road Hospital
E. Knavls
Larry
Jimmie
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John Durk
Joseph Kenyer
Johnston, Pa
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Oberlin
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Frederick CL Dietz
Maryknoll Fathers
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Beatrice Schumaker
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Police Dept. News
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A. R Agate
William Grech
Sam Smith
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National Dairy
Fewris
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General Motors
Bene Biss Republic Steel
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Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
Cannel
Murbach Coal CO
West Bridge St. Hone
R. C. Novatney
Elyria Savings & Trust Building
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