Injuries Prove Fatal To John Sabo
John Sabo of Griswold Road died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a West River Road car crash Monday night. He was 27, born December 15, 1910 in Rudno Czechoslovakia, lived in Elyria 18 years, and worked at National Tube Company Lo rain plant No 3 mill. Survived by wife Cecilia, three sisters Pauline Figler Helen Kozel Mary Kozel, and six brothers. Funeral Friday at 10 A.M. from Bittner Funeral Home, burial Brookdale Cemetery.
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West River Road
John Sabo
Griswold Road
Elyvia Memorial Hospital
Rudmo
Czechoslovakia
Elyria
National Tube Company
Lorain
Cecilia Sabo
Pauline Figler
Helen Kozel
Mary Kozel
William
Stephen Kozel
Andrew Sabo
John Kozel
Detroit
Steve
Frank Sabo
Europe
Bittner
Brookdale Cemetery
Bittner Funeral Home
Obituary of Rev Kaley Survives by Family
The obituary notes Rev Kaley born March 25, 1845, served in the Civil War in the South including Washington DC and New Orleans, pursued ministry after the war, graduated from Wittenberg College in 1872 and Yale in 1875, lived in Andover for theological study, married Carrie Hoyt on April 7, 1885, who died in 1928, and leaves two sons Karl L Kaley Elyria and Hoyt Kaley Akron, a daughter Mrs Ernest Birch Elyria, and two grandsons. He was a member of the First Congregational church of the area.
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South
Washington
D. C
New Orleans
Memphis
Markets and Livestock Prices Report From Cleveland Area
Market steady across livestock with steers and hogs noting gains. Receipts and prices listed for cattle hogs sheep and poultry with grain and wholesale items including butter and various regional produce.
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Thuie Steats
Tale
Shea Lyoa
Parag Pha
Lee Hayteth Valle
Hau
Ebene
Sky
Stags
Kaley Rites Planned for Elyria Man at Fat Congregational
Robert and John Birch of Elyria listed as survivors along with A. A. Kaley and D. H. Kaley of Nebraska and sisters Mrs. Anna Cather Miss Besse Kaley and Mrs. Ella Black of Los Angeles. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday at Fat Congregational church with Dr. William Muir Auld officiating. Burial in Elyria cemetery. Body currently at Sudro-Curtis funeral home will be moved Thursday noon to the late home where friends may call.
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Robert
John Birch
Elyria
A. A. Kaley
D. H. Kaley
Nebraska
Anna Cather
Besse Kaley
Ella Black
Los Angeles
California
Fat Congregational Church
William Muir Auld
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Lorain Hearings Tie Graft to Penny Morgan Case’s Payoffs
Testimony recounts Penny Morgan money flows to Grall and Smith tied to slot machine graft and an immoral house plan near Elyria. Grall admits payments total around 59 dollars on several occasions and returns the money after questioning, while Smith seeks immunity to testify. The inquiry links Grall’s tolerance of Penny’s place to information on a murder probe in 1936 near Amherst.
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Douglas
Butler
Grall
Samuel Herman
Henry King
Penny Morgan
Smith
Lorain
Mherst
Penn
Joe Bulzarm
al Bauer
Penny
Bulzomi
Sidney Rosenfelt
Lorain Insurance
Cleveland
Sidney Fields
Rosenfelt
King
Don W. Myers
Elyria Avenue
Phil White
Elyria
Fishing Trip Movies To Be Shown At Council Meeting
Elyrur Council No 65 Ro and SM will meet Thursday at the Miaseme Temple. The main feature is motion pictures of a fishing trip in Quebec shown by W. B. Gray, rod and gun editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Meeting opens to all Master Masons at 6:30 PM.
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Elyrur Council No 65
Miaseme Temple
Quebec
W. B. Gray
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Corner Bank Boost Council Formed By Elyria Savings
The Corner Bank Boost Council for Elyria Savings and Trust employees was announced. First officers are Walter Block president Al F Beesing vice president Marjorie Barrick secretary and Paul S Eager treasurer. All bank staff are members and the group will mix educational business and social activities to engage with the public. Regular monthly meetings are planned with additional sessions when possible.
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Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Corner Bank Boost Council
Walter Block
al F. Beesing
Marjorie Barrick
Paul S. Eager
Beesing
Class Will Again Present Play at Second M. E. Church
The Men's Goodwill class of the Second M. E. church will repeat the Womanless evening at 8.
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M. E. Church
Entertainers at Sanatorium Program Delight Amherst Residents
Elyria entertainers performed for Pleasant View Sanatorium residents in Amherst last night. The First Presbyterian Church of Lo Tarn sponsored the event with musical numbers by Edward Smith and the Rhythm Slingers, Winters Brothers, and a novelty skit by Jenkins and Owens of Lorain. All acts were from Elyria and aligned with church ceremony staff.
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Elyria
Pleasant View
Amherst
First Presbyterian Church of
Lo- Tarn
DEC
Edward Smith
Harmon.ca
Russell Schroeder
Gordon Murray
Glenn Schroeder
Winters Brothers
Ahss Evelyn Nesbitt
Embassy
Jenkins and
Owens
Lorain
Local Elks Lodge Honors Shafer and Plans for Holidays
The Grand Exalted Ruler commended J. Shafer for state membership efforts and praised local officers after the district deputy’s visit. Elks plan a December 28 Christmas party for members and families, with a larger turnout expected than last year. Bowling team activities were reported and a trip to the national tournament at Toledo is planned. A New Year’s Eve dance is set for December 31, initiation on January 24, and the next lodge meeting is December 27.
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Elks
Co. C. Spence
Robert Huneke
B. McCoy
Toledo
Nau
Christmas in Story and Song at Oberlin schools
Pleasant Street and Prospect Street schools in Oberlin plan a nativity play with carols from many countries this week and next. Fifth and sixth graders will perform choral speaking while teachers direct drama and Miss Marian Williams leads music. Pleasant Street on Dec 16 at 2:00 pm. Prospect on Dec 20 at 2:15 pm. a PTA show is Dec 16 at 7:30 pm.
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Oberlin
Pleasant
Prospect Street
Marian Williams
Conservatory
Pleasant Street
Prospect School
Parent- Teachers Association
Mildred Clark to Wed Arthur Sale in Pittsfield
Mildred Clark of West Lorain announces her marriage to Arthur Sale of Northampton Massachusetts. The ceremony will be December 31 in Pittsfield with Rev. Charles Brown officiating. Sale is a tree surgery foreman. Clark has worked at Lindner Co in Cleveland and has appeared at several pre nuptial events with Frances Ford.
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F. W. Clark
West Lorain Street
Mildred
Arthur Sale
Northampton
Massachusetts
Pittsfield
Charles Brown
Clark
Salo
Miss Clark
Lindner Co
Cleveland
Recese
Frances Bra E. Ford
Women’s club Christmas party held at Mrs Pratform's home
Bogn Christal as P Mey and the United Business and Professional Women's Club held a Christmas party last evening at Mrs William Pratform’s East College Street home with twenty three members present. Decorations matched the season with a lighted Christmas tree and gifts exchanged.
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Ye Unerim Business and Professional Women’s Club
William Pratform
East College Street
Benefit Shows At Local Theatres On Saturday Morning
Fruits and vegetables and canned goods will serve as admission tickets for Elyria children. The annual Christmas benefit show at the River and Lincoln Theatres starts at 10 a.m. Girls attend the show at the River Theatre and boys go to the Lincoln Theatre. Foods collected will be given to the Salvation Army for Christmas dinners in needy Elyria families. Large stacks of food have been collected in past years and this year's collections are expected to be large.
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Elyria
New River
Lincoln Theatres
New Rively
Lincoln Theatre
Salvation Army
C M T C Alumni to Gather for Reunion Luncheon
Lorain County young men who attended Citizens' Military Training Camp last summer will meet for a luncheon at the Ole National Guard Armory on Phd Street at 730 tonight. A large attendance is expected, with most attendees from the camps anticipated to join.
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Lorain County
Citizens’ Military
Ole Natonal
PhD [Street
Death Notice Magdalena Gepford Wellington and kin
Death record for Magdalena Gepford Wellington born June 7 1880 town Ohio. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 pm at West Salem. She lived in Wellington then moved to Otterbein Home Dayton with an interest in United Brethren Home Dayton. Survived by two sisters Jane Neoney Wellington Adnes Jenkins Latchfield and a brother in Seattle. Also a son Thomas Cannon of Erie. Mother Mrs Joe Eckler Elyria and two sisters Mrs Ton Tex White Shuant and Mrs Mary Bagmetl Eby Tid Gill. Funeral complete.
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Magdalena Gepford
Wellington
Dee
West Salem
Courtland Street
Otterbein
Dayton
United Brethren Home
Ane Neoney
Adnes Jtenkins
Latchfield
Seattle
Wish
Bro Cannon
Lodi Street
Bivi Memorial Hospital
Imess
I Town
Ohio
Thomas Cannon
Eira
Joe F Eckler
Elyria
Fston
Tex
White
Shuant
Mary Bagmetl
Eby Tidgill
Sud & Paneral
Hastings Funeral Services for David Woo Held at 200 P
Funeral services for David Woo were held at 200 P on the Sudro Curt with Dr Frena officiating. Procession proceeded to a local cemetery in Cleveland for interment.
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David
Woo
Frena A Barth
Clevord
SWOC Meets Tonight Rites at Taylor Avenue
SWOC members plan a meeting at Taylor Avenue in Lumber City tonight. The brief notice mentions a routine gathering and expected routine discussions among members.
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SWOC
Dr Auld Elected President of Ministerial Group
At the monthly Ministerial Association meeting the following officers were chosen for the year Wilm Muir Auld President Frank L Hicks Vice President Wil J Foster Secretary Ernest Irion Treasurer The association asks church members and the public to cooperate with Y M C A driven workers under Carl Wagner in a religious census about one fourth of city homes visited. Information on church membership will be shared with respective churches soon A church attendance crusade begins January first and will run fifteen Sundays ending Easter Sunday Eleven churches participated last year recording secretary Thomas Pycraft Ree Higgins will reside and special reports will be given by lawunee committee members All members were urged to attend if possible
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the Ministeral Association
Sga
Wilm Muir Auld
Frank L. Hicks
Wil J. Foster
Ernest Irion
Masterial Association
Carl Wagner
Y.mlc. A
Thomas Pycraft
Orle Higgins
Tlawunee Committee
Pittsburgh man fined for passing stopped school bus on Route 18
Mehrl Werner of Pittsburgh was fined 10 dollars and costs after arraignment before Justice Howard Stephens of Penfield. The incident occurred on Route 18 near Wellington as the school bus was stopped to load passengers. Deputy Sheriff Paul Johnson conducted the proceedings.
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Mehrl Werner
Pittsburgh
Wellington
Howard Stephens
Penfield
Paul Johnson
Elaborate Perfume Carver Ornaments
Three carved plaster figures hold two perfume bottles. The piece lists Dapeanpi and Indiset as potpourri names, plus a wreath with a ribbon and three flame-topped perfume candies. Priced at 2.50 dollars.
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Diseret
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