Thew 20 Year Veterans Club Welcomes Seven More Members
Almost 200 Thew Shovel Company employees attend a 6:30 p m dinner at Lorain Moose Hall to honor seven new 20 year members who will receive engraved watches lapel pins and 20 year certificates. George Hiller of Lorain receives a 40 year diamond marking 40 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thew Shovel Company
Thew
Veeran’s
Moose Hall
Lorain
George, Hiller
Lovett Place
F. A. Smythe
Joe Zasorsky
Richard Gray
John Smoka
Clarence W. Dick
George Rosenkranz
Amherst
Elmer Nehls
Sheffield Lake
John Stolar
Vermilion
R. B. Miller
E. W. Bloe
Mayor Warns Youth After Attempted Crime
Mayor Henry W. Ault fined Gerald Roosevelt Hamrick 50 dollars and costs in police court. Hamrick 19 of 194 Lincoln Avenue Lorain admitted the attempt to entice two 12 year old girls into his car but faced only disorderly conduct charges. The mayor stressed Elyria’s stance against molesting children and preserving the city’s protective reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Ault
Gerald Roosevelt Hamrick
Lincoln Avenue
Lorain
Hamrick
Ault
Webster Springs
W. Va
Elyria
Hospital staff decorate for Christmas and win prizes
At the hospital the staff designed Christmas displays in the lobby and cafeteria. H A Zealley organized the effort with two prize offers of ten and five dollars for the best department decorations. Judging by the Women's Auxiliary will occur before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Zealley
Women’s Auxiliary
Eisenhower Opens Talks With Three Republican Congressmen
President-elect meets with Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr. Rep. Charles A. Halleck and Rep. Leslie C. Arends to discuss White House legislative cooperation. He also taps Samuel W. Anderson as assistant secretary for international affairs and Robert B. Murray Jr. as under secretary for transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
White House
Legislative Branch
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Leslie C. Arends
Ilinois
Sinclair Weeks
Desistate
Commerce
Samuel W. Anderson
Washington
The
Defense Production Administration
Ff International Affairs
Robert B. Murray Jr
Harrisburg
Pun
Pennsylvania Economy League
Transportation
Eagles Celebrate Four Yuletide Events At Fraternal Lodge
Elyna Avenue number 431 hosts four Christmas events by the Fraternal Order of Eagles club. A decoration committee led by President Charles Boals completed elaborate setups with a 12 foot balsam tree, toy gifts, and festive props. First event is the Jingle Bells dance on Saturday December 20. Two children’s matinees will serve over 900 youngsters with shows by Clare Riley and the Hi-Tones plus a Santa appearance. Gifts will be offered and a Christmas film shown. After shows, volunteers deliver gifts to Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. Tuesday brings a visit to Oberlin Children’s Home with similar presents. The project continues the “Not An Empty Stocking” effort begun in 1980, with surplus toys donated to the Salvation Army. List of committee members and organizers follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyna Avenue
Order of Eagles
Charles Boals
Clare Riley
Bert Brusky
Santa Claus
H. Brown
Riley
Boals
The
Gates Hospital
Oscar Dunn
Oberlin
Eagles
Salvation Army
Army
J. L. Mathis
John Resar
A. R. Graber
Clyde Amspaugh
Harold Gray
A. J. Foreman
E. J. Handyside
Ira Ives
Lloyd Bartlett
Bob Flynn
William Morse
E. B. Haugler
Fred Arias
J. R. Shuster
Thomas A. Smith
T. M. Olmstead
Albert Krebs
Lyle Castle
William France
Junior Hi Y Plans To Help Needy Family
The Junior Hi Y authorizes spending 10 for a needy family or a CARE package. They name a January dance committee chaired by Charles Jenkins with Dick Willis George Birk Billi Eisenberg and Rodger Clif. Pencils printed with the school schedule are sold, totaling over 1000 units, plus two books titled Year and The Bible and Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jenkins
Dick Willis
George Birk
Billi Isenberg
Rodger Clif
Nave
Mitchell Home Suffers Smoke After Chimney Fire
Firemen respond to Colorado road home on a night call for smoke and soot damage. Mrs Mitchell said she rebuilt the fire to warm the house for her husband returning from work. Firemen investigated thoroughly before leaving for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Mitchell
Colorado Road
Trees Fresh Cut Home-Grown Spruce and Pine
George and Stella Smith offer fresh cut spruce and pine from 1187 Gulf Rd for seasonal decorative needs. Cultural note on local home-grown evergreens and pickup details not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Legion Post 22 to Host Annual Children’s Christmas Party
About 650 children ages one to ten will attend the American Legion Post 22 Christmas party. Two 7 p.m. sessions, A through M first and N through Z second, require reservations. Santa, entertainment, and gifts planned. Ralph Michaels chairs with Ford Refenning and others on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
Eaton School Plans Christmas Program Friday Afternoon
Eaton students will host a Christmas program Friday at 1 30 pm sponsored by the school and the PTA. The program features brass ensemble, mixed chorus, solos by Lois Crowell Don Siniff Sue Moore and Bill Schmidt, candlelight processional, choir, flute duet, fifth grade readings, rhythm band, and a kindergarten through fourth through sixth grade pageant. Marguerite Salisbury leads the vocal program with elementary teachers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EATON
Eaton School
Parent
P.T. A
Wally Wolfe
Oswald Brauer
Mr. Cunningham
Lois Crowell
Don Siniff
Sue Moore
Billi Schmidt
All Ye
Ellen Fugard
Marion Phelps
Ethlyn Carpenter
Jimmy Schiering
Cole Miller
Ronald Crowell
Eddie Robinson
Beverly Banks
Lynette Ross
Allen Hubley
Jeanne Buttle
Marguerite Salisbury
Sister of Elyria Rector Joins Godfrey Show
Mrs. Robert B. Evans of Youngstown, sister of Rev. C. Russel Hargate, rector of St. Andrew's, joined the Chordettes on Arthur Godfrey's program after filling in for an absent member during a Youngstown appearance. She studied music at Ohio Wesleyan and served as church music consultant and choir member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Evans
Youngstown
C. Russel Hargate
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Arthur Godfrey
Chordettes
Evans
Belles of Harmony Organization
Schwartz
Rail Unions Push Productivity Pay Policy
More than 20 railroad unions urged a new productivity based wage policy to guarantee annual pay for 1.5 million rail workers including conductors firemen engineers and maintenance staff. carriers oppose the plan which could cost at least 100 million dollars yearly if approved. briefs prepared for Paul M. Guthrie UNC economics professor named by President Truman to settle the issue. today is the written testimony deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul M. Guthrie
University of North Carolina
Truman
Guthrie
Avon Lake Ladies Guild to entertain school children
The Ladies Guild of St Joseph's church Avon Lake will entertain the children of the school Friday December 19 at 1130 p m Mrs R Gabel and Mrs te Jancheski are in charge of arrangements The Guild also sponsors a dance at the church hall Saturday December 27 Mad Hatters will provide music for square and modern dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Ladies Guild of
St Joseph's Church
R. Gabel
Te Jancheski
Church Hall
Mad Hatters
Square
Burial services for infant William Majesky Jr
Funeral services for two months old William Majesky Jr son of Mr and Mrs William Majesky will be held Friday at 10 am at Brookdale cemetery with Sudro Curtis Funeral Home in charge The baby was found dead in his crib this morning He is survived by his parents a sister Pearl and his grandfather Steve Majesky of Elyria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Majesky, Jr
William Majesky
Hotel Jackson
Brookdale Cemetery
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Pearl
Steve Majesky
Elyria
Wellington Widow Elizabeth Davidson Dies at 71
Mrs Elizabeth Geist Davidson of R D 4 Wellington Camden township died at Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin Wednesday at 830 p m after years of ill health Born January 7 1877 she spent most of her life in the area She was a member of Kipton Disciple church Camden Farm Woman s club Survived by husband Andrew W Davidson two sons Earl of Brighton and Melvin at home two daughters Mildred Edmonds of Dallas Texas Florence Worcester of Spencer two brothers Otto Geist Rochester William Geist Kipton four sisters Tena Albright Margaret Pitts Mary Davidson Maud Davidson seven grandchildren one great grandchild Friends may call Cowling Sedgeman Funeral Home Oberlin services Sunday 230 p m Rev F E Eastman officiating burial Camden cemetery AVON Funeral services for Mrs Mynn Albers 41 who died at home Detroit road Tuesday at 1030 a m will be held Friday 130 p m from William Daniels Funeral Home Lakewood The pastor of Highland Christian church Cleveland will officiate burial Lakewood Park cemetery Surviving husband Robert two daughters Wendy ten Jacquelynn nine one son Robert Craig eight She was a John Marshall High School graduate member of Highland Christian church Cleveland active in PTA She had lived in Avon 2 12 years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Elizabeth Geist Davidson
R. D. No
Camden Township
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
F. E. Eastman
Camden Cemetery
AVON
Mynn Albers
Detroit Road
William Daniels
Lakewood
Highland Christian Church
Cleveland
Lakewood Park
Robert
Wendy
Jacquelynn
Robert Craig
Albers
John Marshall High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Funeral services set for William F. Krage in Amherst
William F. Krage died Tuesday night in Cleveland. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at Zilch Funeral Home Amherst with Rev. Roland Bosse officiating. Burial will follow in Crown Hill cemetery. Surviving relatives are nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
William F. Krage
Cleveland
Zilch
Roland Bosse
Crown Hill Cemetery
Half Of City's Lights Out As Plane Hits Pole
In Washington Court House an ex Air Force pilot William Z Thompson 25 admitted to buzzing the city causing a power blackout by hitting a utility pole cross arm and cutting three high tension lines. He landed in a cornfield and sustained a minor knee injury while the plane had a small dent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Court House
Air Force
Orland Hays
William Z. Thompson
Thompson
Cincinnati
HiV Chapter To Have Discussion Series
The Sophomore Chapter of the Hi will hold its next meeting on Dec 30. Joe Smith will talk on his experiences in Europe as a G I. On Jan 7 a discussion series will begin. The topic will be What Is Happening in Korea and Why.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Smith
Europe
G.I
Korea
Toledo Warehouse Destroyed By Fire
A three alarm blaze in Toledo today destroyed the J. W. Jaeger Wholesale Grocery warehouse with damages around 145000 dollars. Fire wiped out 80000 dollars worth of produce in the warehouse and 30000 dollars worth of oats at the adjacent O and M Seed Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
J. W. Jaeger
O and M Seed Company
Justice Fines Himself For Rabbit Hunting With Light
Garyville justice of the peace Anicet Klibert, escorted by wardens, appeared in his court and fined himself 12.50 for hunting rabbits with a searchlight. He said he was hungry for rabbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garyville
Anicet Klibert
Klibert
Teachers Pay Raised in Fremont After Levy Approval
Salary increases of 10 to 20 percent for school teachers and administrators take effect today in Fremont following a three-mill levy approved in the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
89 Cars Derailed Near New Lexington
Eight cars of an 89 car New York Central freight train derailed near New Lexington early today. No injuries were reported and wrecking crews aim to clear the tracks by early afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
New York Central
Two Men And Youth Accused In Lorain Assault Case
In Lorain a 14 year old girl was assaulted by two married men 33 and 23 and a 17 year old boy after a bus ride from a cinema. Charles Dozier pleaded innocent to criminal assault charges Robert Sasser pleaded guilty and was bound to a grand jury. The juvenile faces delays. Judge Thomson notes juvenile court handles delinquency not criminal assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Paul Cleaver
Charles Dozier
Eighth Street
Robert Sasser
East 30Th Street
Dozier
Leroy Keily
Sasser
Thomson
Juvenil Court
Brawl and Injury Reported Aboard Sea Ranger
In SAN PEDRO California a military cargo ship bound for Japan returned to port after a brawl and serious injury aboard. The Sea Ranger dropped anchor three miles off Los Angeles Harbor and asked the Coast Guard to help locate a missing gun. Three men were involved, two stabbed, per the San Pedro Marine Division of the LAPD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Calif
Orient
Sea Ranger
Japan
Los Angeles
Coast Guard
Ohio ranks third in school college commencement permits
The U S Office of Education said Ohio ranked third among states in November approvals for starting construction on school and college projects. Commissioner Earl J McGrath noted 22 projects were given permits valued at about 7.5 million dollars, behind Georgia and California. The permits allow use of critical materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Office of Education
Ohio
Earl J. McRath
Georgia
California
Polish UN Adviser Hurt In Auto Crash
New York report says Juliusz Katz-Suchy 41 chief political adviser to Poland at the United Nations was seriously injured when his car hit a support post on the Triboro Bridge. Spiria Artymowska 29, a companion, also sustained injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations
Juliusz Katz-Suchy
Triboro Bridge
Spiria Artymowska
Prisoners Clash After TV Fight at Camp Perry
Two inmates at the temporary state prison camp at Camp Perry fought last night after watching the Archie Moore Joey Maxim bout on TV. Guards were alerted and the disturbance did not spread, prison officials reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
Archie Moore
Joey Maxim
Defense Briefing Set For Ohio Civil Defense Leaders
COLUMBUS The state's 500 civil defense directors will meet here on January 25 for a briefing on civil defense activities announced today by Adj. Gen. Albert E. Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Adj
Albert E. Henderson
Birthday Celebration for Rhea Gabara at West River Road
Mrs A P Gabara hosted a Saturday party for her daughter Rhea on her sixth birthday. Guests included Dick Asmus Karen Moyer Linda Roth Patricia Olah and others as games and refreshments followed the cake. Also noted were social evenings at the Morris and Parks homes with various attendees and a 17 day furlough for Pfc Roland Moore returning to Chanute Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West River Road
A. P. Gabara
Rhea
Dick Asmus
Karen Moyer
Linda Roth
Patricia Olah
Dorothy Knepper
Beverly Phillips
Carol Wolfe
James Wolfe
Raymond Water
Sharon Litz
Coleen Kelley
John Sadowski
Pamela Cook
Harry Parks
Pfc
Roland Moore
Air Force
Moore
Pfc. Moore
Chanute
Ill
Court Approves Funds for Prosecutor Office 1953
Common Pleas judges D A Cook and John D Pincura today approved a $16 000 appropriation for assistants and clerical help for Prosecutor Paul Mikus department for 1953. A $3 050 request for criminal investigation work next year was approved, with total current year funding at $7 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
John D. Pincura
Paul Mikus
Cold Air Moves In From Canada
Colder air moved down from Canada into the north central portion of the nation and advanced southward into northern Texas and to just north of the Ohio River. Mild weather prevailed over the Gulf and eastern states with little change in the Pacific Coast. Increasing cloudiness spread from the Central Plains into Oklahoma as the Weather Bureau warned of rain mixed with snow from Oklahoma northeastward to central Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Canada
Texas
Ohio River
Gulf and
Pacific Coast
Central Plains
Oklahoma
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Estate of Erwin Dreger Left in Probate Court
An inventory filed in probate court lists the Dreger estate at $44,495 with $28,500 in real estate in Columbia township and Parma Heights, personal property $4,719, securities $2,182, and accounts receivable $8,850. A separate docket notes several civil matters and a missing money report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Dreger
Columbia Township
Parma Heights
Police Court Fines In Lorain Traffic Violations
Pleading guilty to traffic violations in police court today were Trigo Mutter 916 East avenue speeding Eduardo A Pena 1546 East 30th street Lorain speeding and George Cherney 1215 West Thirteenth street Lorain reckless driving each fined 10 dollars and costs by Mayor Ault. Shirley Jane Gillespie 567 Hilliard road cited for failure to make a safety stop pleaded innocent case continued to January 8. Emma K. Ziegman Elberta Beach and Robert L. Folden RD 2 Oberlin speeding to appear later. Charles Edward Taylor 1824 West avenue charged with driving without lights operating an unsafe vehicle and no license fined 10 dollars on each count. William Burns 147 Warden avenue fined 10 dollars on no license. Archie B. Hunter 308 Sixteenth street fined 5 dollars on intoxication. Walter Noster case from Route 57 incident December 3 dismissed by Mayor Ault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trigo Mutter
East Avenue
Eduardo A. Pena
East 30Th Street
Lorain
George Cherney
West Thirteenth Street
Ault
Shirley Jane Gillespie
Hilliard Road
Charles Edward Taylor
West Avenue
Broad Street
West Bridge
Henry W. Ault
William Burns
Warden Avenue
Christmas Parties Held by Scout Packs at Local Schools
Scout Pack No 107 held a Christmas meeting at McKinley school with a tree pledge oaths carols and presents from Santa. Pack No 131 met at Ely school community room with Den 7 and Den 8 performing skits Den 3 opening with colors Den 1 and Den 8 acting out The Night Before Christmas. George Larkin led awards Bill Coughlin earned a Webelos Badge and Captain Burton Johnson spoke on Salvation Army aid. Santa distributed gifts to children as dens repaired toys and collected clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Pack No. 107
McKinley
Den 5
Santa Claus
Cub Scout Pack No. 131
Ely School
George Larkin
Den 3
Den 7
Den 8
Den 1
Burton Johnson
Salvation Army
Bill Coughlin
H A. Weisman
Den
William Custar
Motorists Cited After Chain of Local Accidents
Andrew E. Hutchinson and William H. Hambrook cited after collisions at West Ave and Broad St and a rear end crash on Lodi St. Hutchinson found guilty on police evidence and fined ten dollars and costs. Minor damage reported in several linked incidents amid traffic tie ups on Lodi St and Lake Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew E. Hutchinson
Ninth Street
West Avenue
Broad Street
William H. Hambrick
State Street
Hutchinson
Harold Hintz
Sheriff Street
Lodi Street
Charles Kale
R.D
Avon
James
Davidson
Harwood Street
Kalo
Mildred Shober
Erie Street
John Williams
Clinton Avenue
Williams
Lake Avenue
Adams Street
Harry L. Chrysler
R.D. Amherst
L. H. Terrell
Seniors To Sing Carols Sunday
The Senior Hi Y and Senior Y Teens will go Christmas caroling Sunday evening. Afterward the Y Teens will be guests of the Hi Y at the YMCA club rooms. They will sing at the Home for the Aged and other city locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Market summary from Cleveland and Toledo grain and livestock quotes
Livestock markets show steady to higher bids with cattle at prime 33.34.59 and cattle categories varying. calves steady with prime 35-38. hogs active 10 to 20 cents higher. Toledo cash grain on track with No. 2 wheat around 2.20 to 2.21 and corn around 1.61 to 1.62. produce prices listed for apples carrots celery cabbage lettuce onions parsnips squash tomatoes turnips with varied container prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Toledo
Naming Of House Committee Heads Near Complete
Ohio House Speaker designate William Saxbe works to finalize committee chairmanships. He already named Kenneth Berry to lead the Reference Committee and reassigned F. K. Cassel to head the Liquor Committee and David J. Lewis to chair the Mines Committee. Saxbe aims to convene chairmen next week to discuss legislative challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
William Saxbe
Champaign
Cleveland
Saxbe
Kenneth F. Berry
Coshocton
Berry
F. K. Cassel
Wyandot
David J. Lewis
New Lexington
Legion Post Helps Gifts for Yanks Fund With 25 Dollar Gift
Elyria American Legion Fest 12 authorized a 25 dollar contribution toward the Gifts for Yanks Who Gave fund. Money from members on meeting night and post funds will be sent to state officials to buy gifts for veterans in VA hospitals. Six new members were initiated. A New Year Eve party for legionnaires and guests will be held. An American Legion stamp club will be formed after the new year with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
American Legion
Post
State Legion
American Legion Stamp Club
Gates School Patrol Hosts Western Style Chili Supper
Fifty Gates School Safety Patrol members enjoyed a Christmas party in the school gym. A chuck wagon chili supper served cowboy style around a simulated campfire. Patrol captain Bob Smith led singing and games. Patrolman Thomas Graham spoke and showed films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates School Safety Patrol
Bob Smith
Thomas Graham
City Police Safety Education Division
Miriam Laine
Fern Gates
George Carter
Herbert Kaatz
Solomon Weinstein
Freshman Hi Y Meeting Time Adjusted to 8 15
The Freshman Hi Y Chapter announced its next meeting will begin at 8 15 p.m. on January 6, instead of 7 15 p.m. The change was reported as official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Y
Stock Market Performance Of Major Firms
A market roundup lists prominent companies including American Radiator American, T. and T., Anaconda Copper, Bendix Aviation, Chrysler, General Motors, U S Steel, Republic Steel, Sears Roebuck, Warner Brothers, Woolworth, and others. Shifts in price and trading activity reflect broader economic trends and sector movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Radiator
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Aveo Mfg
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
Cleveland
Elec
Trum
Columbia Gas i Fruehauf Trailer
General Motors Glidden Co
Industrial Rayon
Kennecott Copper
Kroger
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central Ohio Edison
Ohio Oil Penna, R. R
Republic Steel
Richman Bros
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Standard of Ind
Standard of
N. J
Standard of Ohio Texas Company
Toledo Edison
U. S. Steel
Warner Brothers
Woolworth Co
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Santa
Arthur
Sudro-Curtis Ambulances
Legion
Ralph Michaels
Legion Committee
Ford Refenning
Herman Borchers
Paul Kearney
Robert Frederick
Post Auxiliary
Margaret Miller
Claire Wendell
Hayden Evans
Ralph Terrell
Charles Kremser
H. H. Beavis
Charles Hansen
Elyria Rector
Godfrey Show
Death Records
William Majesky, JE
Mrs. Mynn Albers
Krage Funeral
County Bar Association
Andrew Keep
College Project O.K
J. G. Morris
W. E. Heck
Charles Heck
J. C. Woodings
Edna Laver
William Papay
Wilma Warren
Prosecutor’s Office
Stanley McAlpin
Grafton
Dana Wilkins
Albert Hummel
Blaine Street
Mary
George Street
Thomas White
Justice C. C. Lord’s Court
Harry Decker
Murray Ridge Road
Sheriff's Department
Decker
Police Dept. News
Emma K. Ziegman
Elberta Beach
Robert L. Folden
R. D
Archie B. Hunter
Sixteenth Street
Walter Noster
East River Road
Ohio State Patrol
Elyria and Vicinity
House
Legion Post
Gates School Patrol
Jack Underman
Elyria Savings & Trust
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