Elks Lodge Conducts Annual Inspection Across District
The district deputy grand Exalted Ruler Gerald Nau inspected 14 lodges including Blythe lodge, praising Exalted Ruler Edward Krebs and officers for ritual work and announcing the order's anti communism stance. Elyria lodge won a recent ritual contest and will compete state wide. A pen and pencil set was given to Nau and a post meeting talent show followed by lunch.
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Mambera al i
Barry Repo Cos
Gérald Co Nau
Algo
Assit
Nau
Gtabd
Lodde
America
Krebs
Edward Krebs
Elyria Lodge
Elyria
Nuu
Lorain
Lakewood
Cleveland
Ashland
Jim Armitage
Elyria Board to Increase Retirement System Contribution
The Elyria board will pay a higher rate to the state Employees Retirement System next year, rising to 65 percent from this year’s 60 percent. Employees covered will contribute 6 percent of salaries. The board’s contribution applies to non teaching staff earning under 3000 dollars annually. Teachers are covered by the Teachers Retirement System.
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Elyria Achoo) Board
W. 0. McClellan
Building upkeep discussed amid uncertain year-end funds
McClellan and officials debated the keep of buildings while noting unclear year end finances. Transfers from the upkeep fund had occurred to cover overspending, and plans for Christmas vacation work include painting and sanding as money becomes available. Etbling urged a complete study to set priorities for building upkeep.
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McClellan
Gollmar
Harold H. Etbling
Jaycees Choose New Meeting Dates and Dance Site
Jaycees held a busy meeting with 34 members present. Guests Arne Crawford John Murbach and Bill Mudgett attended. The group discussed changing meeting dates planning the Christmas dance and potential new club rooms sites in Elyria.
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Chamber of
Com- Herts
Toons
ARNE
Kén Crawford
John Murbach
Bi Mudgett
Jack Burkardt
Spring Valley
Taycaes
Harry Day
Don Marsh
Bob Glover
Myron Avery Book
Toams
Republicans To Have Their Own Price Program
Senate debate centers on administration rationing and allocation bill. Taft denounces the plan as a move to a controlled economy. Republicans push their anti inflation strategy while House talks with party leaders on timing before Christmas.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
9 Committee
Senate Republican Conference
Senate
House
Bennlé
Christos
Jeni
Robert A. Taft
GOP
Congress
Taft
Europe
Sénata
W. Averell Harrisson
Ohio
Elyria Board Approves Cots Stored in School Buildings
Elyria school board voted again to permit storage of cots and possibly other emergency equipment in school buildings. The request stems from the Red Cross disaster committee and alternates storage from McKinley to the Masonic Temple, noting proximity to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Elyria
American Red Cross
John P. Rankin
Red Cross Disaster Committee
McKinley
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Masonic Temple
Red Cross Chapter
Deaths and notices mix with wartime violence reports
Eugene W Haine 4 salesman for Shuemann Jones died in Elyria Memorial Hospital after months of illness. Survived by wife Neola B. Balne two sons David E and John W Haine a daughter Jean and granddaughter Judith Haine. Funeral home arrangements pending. Earl Roasberry 64 of South Main St. died at home. services at First Methodist Church New London. Bleachers for Elyria High School delayed due to material shortages amid wartime. Palestine conflict death toll rising with 111 dead Arabs reported and Tel Aviv curfew maintained. mayor Rokah urges calm as violence could escalate.
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Eugene W. Haine
Shuemann-Jones Company
Cleveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Haine
Elyria
Qetover
Sederis
North Bloomfield
Ohio
First Methodist Church
Geneva
Neola B. Balne
David E
Willoughby
John W. Halne
Stamford, Conn
Jean
Judith M. Haine
Nichols-Dicken
Tel Aviv
Saleme
Palestine
Tel Aviv-Jaffa
Israel Rokah
Rokal
Defer Opening Of Lower Grades At Jefferson
Elyria would delay establishing an elementary center at Jefferson School until the 1948-49 school year. Superintendent Harold H. Elbling cited equipment needs, staff and pupil disruption from transfers, and growing Cascade Colony housing as reasons to wait until September. A survey is underway to decide on the elementary center plan.
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Jefferson School
Harold H. Elbling
Elyria
New Cascade Colony
Iplan Improvements In Elyria School Grades Three To Four
Elyria school officials said reseating and reequipping the first three grades will cost about 10 000 dollars, with 2 250 dollars for five rooms lacking new tables and chairs and 2 625 dollars for extra chairs across 35 rooms. Extending to the fourth grade for 300 desks and chairs costs about 5 205 dollars.
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Elyria
Harold H. Elbling
Eibling
School to Exchange Teachers With Canada or England
Elyria school board discussed a one year teacher exchange with English or Canadian peers. Two local teachers expressed interest in swapping places for a year. Applications due January 30. Local boards would pay salaries abroad and housing arrangements would be provided. Board members see potential benefit for the system.
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Elyria
Eibling
Medical Society Elects Officers
Dr George A Hoke of Elyria was elected president of the Lorain County Medical Society at its annual meeting held at Spring Valley Country Club. Other officers include Dr Leonard Stack of Lorain as vice president and Dr L H Trufant of Oberlin as secretary treasurer. Speaker Harry V Partek addressed on Medical Emergencies. Receipts and expenses for away games show Lorain High and Elyria High facing varied profits and losses, with total Lorain game receipts at 9054.80 and net 3471.66, and Elyria suffering a 114.16 loss on a Youngstown game. Additional home and away game figures listed for several schools, with taxes and city refunds discussed.
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George A. Hoke
Elyria
Lorain County Medical Society
Spring Valley Country Club
Leonard. Stack
Lorain
L. H. Trufant
Oberlin
Harry V. Parytek, M
St.St. Alexis Hospital
Cleveland
Lake Erie High School
Elyria-Lorain
Sandusky
Elyria High School
Youngstown South High School
Youngstown
Focal School
Youngstown Rehoo
Toledo de Vilbiss
Lakewood
Cleveland Heights
Fremont
AY Bandusky
Shaker Heights
Shaw
Yolada de Villass
Wie High
Harold H. Eibling
Gyuntadum
Lake Erie
Will Work Out Library Program For All Schools
Elyria City Board of Education votes to pay 2500 to Elyria Library for services in the school system. Superintendent Harold Ribling to confer with Librarian Edina Mooré on a library service program for all schools with a recommendation to the board. The board notes no contract existed though past payments continued, and aims for equal access despite space limits. Book tracks proposed to bring books to all classrooms.
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Elyria
Howard CG. Gallmar
Elbling
Students Sell Over Ten Thousand Football Programs
Elyria High School students sold 10 208 football programs at home games this year. Net profit totaled 468 dollars, including 40 dollars 70 cents from sales and 428 dollars from advertising. Proceeds benefit high school musical organizations for expenses not paid by the school board.
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Elyria High School
Board of Education
J. Martin Beck
Widow to Carry On Bannon Business After Husband
Anna Bannon widow of Owen J. Bannon says she will continue the late realtor’s plans on the Bannon Allotment on Route 113. Building is underway and will continue under the arrangement with builder Harry Meyers who bought the Jets from Bannon and built the homes sold by him. She hopes to open a new street for building in the near future.
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Anna Bannon
Owen J. Bannon
Bannon
Route 113
Cleveland Markets Report Grain and Livestock Prices
Grain prices steady in Cleveland with wheat at 65.04 to 3.05 for wob red and No 4 red 3.01 to 3.04. Corn No 2 yellow 61.59 to 3.00. No 2 yellow 2.58 to 2.69. soybeans No 2 yellow at 5.00 to 1.90. Livestock listings show cattle with varied grades and steers high to 28, calves 25–33, hogs 24 to 60, and sheep with choice and good ranges. Produce and fruit prices include apples with mixed baskets and varieties like Baldwin and Jonathan, and widespread wholesale rates for wholesale eggs and other staples. Market notes mention active demand across meats, dairy, and produce with fluctuating but steady quotes.
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CLEDO
Toledo
Cleveland
Weiners
Elyria Chest Campaign Reports 9,560 Pledges in October
Elyria's 1948 Community Chest drive, conducted in October, showed 6,660 pledges totaling 64,738.49 dollars, reaching 106.5 percent of the city goal. National data indicated a 61.7 percent average against goals, with Elyria ahead of the trend. The Women's Division led with 1,492 pledges and 118.1 percent of its goal. Industrial Division totals reached 6,307 pledges and 108.1 percent of its goal.
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Elyria
Elyria Community Chest Board of Trustees
Chest
Ralph & Tibball
Goa
Fiona
Gitta Hikty
Industual
M. E B. Whitman
Court fines driver after reckless behavior near Grafton
At The Court House, Grafton, a man was fined 40 dollars and costs after arraignment before Justice James Horn on a reckless driving charge. He was arrested following a December 5 accident on Grafton road near route 82 that involved Mrs. Rosie Balogh and a bus.
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Grafton
James Horn
Cooper
Grafton Road
Route 82
Rosie Balogh
Messiah to Be Sung at Elyria High Sunday
A choir of about one hundred singers, directed by J Martin Heck, will perform the Messiah at the Elyria High School auditorium at 4 p m Sunday with free admission The Elyria High Alumni chorus participates along with other singers Janet Schwendeman Schmidt soprano and Lloyd Linder tenor serve as soloists Schmidt is Baldwin Wallace and Eastman trained and has taught in Cleveland and at Baldwin Wallace while Linder a Oberlin graduate taught in New York and now returns to Oberlin for teaching duties
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Elyria High School
J. Martin Heck
Elyria High
Janet
Schwendeman Schmidt
Baldwin-Wallace College
Eastman School of Music
Cleveland
Baldwin-Wallace
Musical Arts Society
Lloyd Linder
Oberlin College
John Conrad
New York City
Oberlin
The
Noon lunch duty study at Elyria schools outlined
Elyria officials continue reviewing the noon lunch supervision issue for elementary teachers. Superintendent Harald J. Hibsing told the school board that Hamilton School pays teachers for this duty, a policy seen as creating the same problem elsewhere. Carlisle Township tuition pupils dine at Hamilton, while other schools lack pay for supervision, though teachers oppose unpaid duty when similar service is paid. Lynden Browand was fined five dollars and costs after a police court intoxication incident following a complaint from his wife at Finegan's restaurant.
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Elyria
Harald J. Hibsing
Hamilton Schen Tor
Hamilton
Carlisle
Lynden Browand
Finegan's
Nolice
Members of Local Union No 67 Meeting Notice
Members of Local Union No 67 will meet on Wednesday December 10 1947 at 8 p m at the Elyria Labor Temple 325 Broad Street. The gathering aims to discuss union affairs and future plans.
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At & P.m. Elyria Labor Temple
Broad Street
Employment Of New Teacher Approved By Elyria Board
Elyria City Board of Education approved the employment of a new teacher for Harmon School and approved a transfer to Elyria High School. Frank Soa Weeke, 43, will teach seventh and eighth grade at $2,510 annually, with prior work at GM’s New Departure plant and a Navy service record. The appointment is temporary pending permanent filling.
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Elvcia
Educie Ton
Harmston School
Elvria High School
Frank Soa Weeke
General Motors Corporation
Sénedusky
Benedict
Hall
Lida Aukerman
Gates School
Jefferson School
Agnes Duffy
IL Trees
Charity Hospital
Cleveland
Miro Alert Greenberger
Business To Be Carried On By Mrs Richwine
Ruth Richwine widow of Arthur Richwine who died November 2 announces she will continue the real estate business she and her husband operated jointly. She is a licensed agent with headquarters in the Century block.
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Owen J. Bannon
Elyria
Anna
Robert
Dearborn
Mich
Marijorie Short
Richwine
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