Veterans Named From Local Pilsner Area Discharges
A set of discharged service members from the local area includes Blavay pote Bly Hane and Ellsworth Adams who completed European Theater of Operations service after D Day and earned the American Campaign Medal, Victory Medal, and Oak Leaf Cluster. Gilbert William Nilges, Bart Bartlett Maron, and Mack Wallace Thomas Mack also receive counts of campaign ribbons and a thrice noted discharge at Toledo or from naval service in 1942 through 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blavay
Iran
Oth Hiroboi Fe
Tresdote -Raeso
Baal Avenues
Eto Nbbon
Rlars
Brongé
Amerigay Theatre
Me Isén
Retail -Creght
Cleveland
Mars Dnto
Formiter Loeitie Maind
Ellswortid Adams
Bagiyn Ellsworth
Adamis
Spruce Streets
Navy Air Corps
Corpus’ Christ
Texas
Atlan
Card School of Applied
Navy
Glaude Adam
S An. Neter
W. Nilges
Gilbert William -Nilges
RM de
East Avenue
Feurstandt
Toledo
Maron
Bartlett Maro
Nelsin
Barnlett
Phom
Dewey Aventes Navy
Pebrusarg
Mack 'W
Thomas Mack
WallaceThomas
Seventeenth Street
Septeimber
War era notes and discharged soldiers listed in Detroit paper
A compact record lists discharged Army personnel with units and campaigns including Robert Duvall from Oberlin and James Talon of Cleveland Street. It also notes Japanese offensive alerts from late 1943 and a Medina man fined for intoxication in a Mayor’s court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippita
Liberation
Asiatic-Bar
Ie Ibbers
Victory
Tedal
Ph Creat Lakes
Tifais
Herbert Ares Tassel
Webbert
Feseman
Gratton Toads
Artiy
Tadivntows Gap
Timé
Ruvall
Robert '$. Duvall
Obe
Nomandy
Nort Francs
Rhineland
Ardennes
Central
Europe
Halph Emerson
Medina
Dee F
Cleveland Street
A R. Agate
Firemen Save Part Of Barn And Buildings
Firemen fought for two and a half hours to save part of a large hay and cattle barn on the Diederick farm off Lac Ginnge road. The blaze damaged the top of the barn and threatened nearby buildings but 18 cattle were moved to the south end and the barn’s interior partially saved. Fire crews remained on site until midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cariissé
Diederick
Lac Ginnge
Rovers Dinderick
Ted
Harold Bruce
Court House notes mix with family suits and local crimes
A mix of divorce actions across Amherst and Lorain townships includes Kate Burich Intan seeking divorce from Anthony for neglect and cruelty and Keith Hartman granted divorce from Lawrence with $300 alimony and weekly support. various estates and inheritances noted amid a fatal traffic quarrel. Separate filings include alien residents’ petitions and a burglary-larceny arrest of Eisie Wieks in Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Hartman
Lawrence
RD. A. Cook
Market Report From Livestock Auction Yard
Market outlines active cattle and calf trades with varied prices for steers and heifers, good to choice quality common in demand. Pigs, sheep and lambs show strong bidding, with bulk items sold at steady to higher values. calves bring mixed quotes as buyers maintain cautious activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LANEL
Neady Quilty
Pring . Lamba
Sud
Bas
Sid MiRer
Wellington CORA M Be 533 Rater Wedding at Wellington Parsonage
In Wellington the CORA M Be 533 Rater and Blanche Ray Reinier wed at the Methodist parsonage with a double ceremony. Rev Cassidy led the service attended by relatives including Sal Flay and Mrs. Smith of Wellsington. The bride wore a navy suit with a white handkerchief and corsage. a reception followed at Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Blanche Ray Reinier
Elinatreet
Betame
Leo. B. Gauihen
Spanseet
Herbert A. Cassidy
Cassidy
Salflay
Elle Smith
Wells Ington
W. By. Jeffery
Mba. Smith
Kent Street
Needlepoint
John
Amherst Farm Bureau party and st Marys auxiliary events
Members of the Amherst Farm Bureau Group 4A held a Christmas party at the Charles Dodd home in Henrietta with a business meeting and new officers elected. Events included a gift exchange, movie showings by Rev. Albright, and a January meeting planned at the Leimbach home. The article also notes a Girls' Guild guest night at St Peters church with a candle light installation, Christmas program, and a lunch. In the same report are Christmas activities from the Stonington lodge, the Bl By auxiliary, Johnson Post American Legion, and the Amherst Firemen’s group, plus a hospital update and local discharge notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Farm Bureau
Charles Dodd
Henrietta
Herman Portman
Mead Petty
John Miller
Sunshine
Columbus
Petty
H. L. Leimbach
A.J. Clemons
Mra. Albright
Eleanor
Paul Meyera
J. Dodd
Leimbach
Girls’ Guild of
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
J. L. Ballens
Helen Hollingsworth
Dorothy Koba
Edna May Mengel
Ruth Ehrman
Dganice Mollingsworth
Spiritual Life
Ruth Schulz
Norma Hollingsworth
Soil Service
C. Kern
Christmis
Mary
Burdy Schule
Holton Ehtert
Dean Hartsell
Aletta Beesing
Stonington Lodge F
Lawrence Zuspan
Arthur Power
John Eblert
Walter, Schulz
Willian Oskin
Christgoas Party
Auxiliary of
Johnson Post
The
American Legion
Legion
Della Bechtel
Lena Worthington
Mary Schwitzki
Maddaliny Bruce
Nettie Kolznauer
Remember Associates
Amherst Firemety
George Fox
William Edwards
Willis Stiwald
Charles Droga
Plana
See Jane's
Elyria
First Evangelical Church
Reuben Pate
Robert Choate
Vt. Mueller
Elmer Haxter
Clayton Springer
Matthew I
Tuich
Henry Wyler
Augusta Kreger
St Petersburg
Fla
Howard Rice
Moreno
Cal
Mr. J. Rice
Alienation Of Affections Suit Filed Here
A $50,000 alienation of affection suit filed here names Edmund A Montes as defendant. AR White petitions that Montes seduced Mrs White, causing the loss of affection and resulting in two damages claims totaling $25,000 for loss of companionship and one for shame and humiliation. The couple allegedly married November 27 1896 and endured happiness until August 1844 according to the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AR White
Gornait Avenus
Graes
Aled
Edmund A. Montes
Wallness Ridgeville
White
Thompson Peseral Funeral Service Set For Hy Thompson
Fun eral arrangements announced for Walter Hy Thompson to be held at Phin Rew Jerry Newcomer Congregational church with burial in Hinckdale cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. Also reported is the death of Helen Heus, wife of Reed, at her home yesterday morning. Memorial services pending word from a son in service. Edward Olszewski, 48, died at Blyria Memorial Hospital after illness. He will lie in state at Home Wing on 60 Hil street. He was born in Poland on September 25, 1900 and lived in Blyyia from Fall Creek, Pa 20 years. He worked for Elyria Fatndry 28 years and was a member of St Agnes church. Survived by wife, six daughters, parents, and two brothers.
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Cather
Grange
Eva
Adolph “Shurig
Childréi
Biddle
Elizabeth
John
Myera
Bnésigh
English Channel
St Mere Figlise
Normandy
France
Wellington
Flyria
Sevsions
Herrick Memorial Library
Farmer's
Lorain
Cuyahoga
J. B., Graber
W. O. A, PL Club
Woman's Benefit Association
Knapp's_ meat market
Charles. Davis
Addie Davis
Thompson Peseral
Walter “Hy Thompson
Ike
Sudret Guttie
Phin
Rew
Jerry
rim-Congregational
Hinckdale
Edward Olszewski
Mary
thésElyria Fatndry
St.-Agnes Chuteh
Miss
Erie
Agnes Eittiteh
Bro Lea
Briss
Weil
St. Mary In
Funeral services for Addie Davis in Norwalk
Mrs Addie Davis died Monday night after a fall at home. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the Norwalk Baptist Church with Rev Kendall North officiating. Burial follows in Norwalk Cemetery. Mrs Davis was the mother of Mrs Wathes Lowther of Hamilton Street.
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Sudro-Curtis
Great Ardlam
United States
Deartmerit C2
Cief
Japan
Great Britain
Russia
Just
Tomarcow
Welsh's
W. Bridge St
Kate Burich
Intan
Anthony
Micy
Tlint
Amherst Townships
Annabelle
Eugene
Sylvia Curtiss
LaGrange
Det Ai
Dover
Isabdeen
Nelson
R. BD
George
Lorain County
H. EB. Auto
Eisie Wieks
West 17Th Krees
A. RK. Agate
Hurghiry
Ka. Stankard
Miss Wicks
Hugh Cross
Oberlin Road
Catherine Spillman
Cross
Middle Ave
Ween
Cora. M. Be
Gall Pam Ware
Lucy Roemer
Cleveland Ave
Phillips
Ihe-Sigt
Indianapolis
Toming
Indianapolis Lauindry
Reese Pune
Helen Hebse
Wits
Horie
Loran
Elyria Furniture CO
W. Broad
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