Favorite Christmas Carols From Elyria to Ohio Heritage
The article highlights The First Noel and Up on the Housetop as favorite carols in Elyria and Ohio. It notes The First Noel’s French origins and its biblical themes, while Up on the Housetop credits B. R. Hanby of Westerville with popularizing the tune. The piece links Santa Claus to San Nicolaas, reflects on colonial era influences, and celebrates local memory of the Ohioan composer.
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France
Elyria
English Channel
British Isles
England
Ohio
B. R. Hanby
Nellie Gray
Westerville
Nell
Hoffa Threatens 12 State Trucking Strike Over Ohio Tax
James R. Hoffa, president of the AFL-Midwest Teamsters Union Conference, warned of a strike set for January 15 by 1,000 trucking firms to protest Ohio's highway use tax. He claimed the levy adds about 1,200 dollars per driver annually and could halt all truck traffic through Ohio if picket lines form. The tax, approved last June, applies to trucks operating in Ohio from 12 nearby states with permits, prompting possible reciprocity cancellations on license plates.
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Ins
James R. Hoffa
Afl-Midwest Teamsters Union Conference
Ohio
Hoffa
Teamsters
Churches Schedule Special Programs In South Amherst
South Amherst churches announce a week of special services and parties. Church of the Nativity plans a Sunday afternoon Christmas party for parish children. Congregational church Christmas program starts at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Nazarene hosts a Sunday morning Christmas program. St John Evangelical and Reformed holds a Christmas Eve program at 7:30 p.m. Volunteers meet December 22 to pack treat boxes and decorate the tree.
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South Amherst
Church of the Nativity
Congregational Church
Church of the Nazarene
St. John Evangelical and Reformed Church
Santa Claus To Visit Kiwanis Club
Santa Claus leads the Kiwanis Monday program at the Elk's ballroom noon, giving gifts to children under 12. The December 31 meeting will install new officers with Dexter S. Kimball as president and John B. Kinter as vice president.
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Kiwanis Club
Elk’s Ballroom
Dexter S. Kimball
John B. Kinter
Studies Offer To Supervise Audit Of Pike Board
Columbus Safety Director Donald D. Cook says he will reply in a week or 10 days to State Auditor James A. Rhodes offer to supervise the audit of the Ohio Turnpike Commission books. The Controlling Board released 35,660 dollars to finance the audit due to begin after Jan 1.
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Columbus
Donald D. Cook
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Cook
Rhodes
Jan. J. Cook
Robert T. Oestreicher
M. E. Sensenbrenner
Ohio General Assembly
Turnpike Commission
Ohio
Board of Control
Sam
C. Linzell
Ohio Highway
Cincinnati
Conneaut
New Industrial Plant Is Given To Arkansas
Westinghouse Corp presents a 31 acre factory near Hot Springs to the state as an outright gift valued at 750000. Governor Francis Cherry accepts, calling it one of the finest gestures, while Westinghouse plans to produce glass for light bulbs but later decided not to operate the plant due to cheaper external glass supplies.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Santa Claus
Westinghouse Corp
Francis Cherry
Westinghouse
Hot Springs
Tallest North Dakota Christmas Tree Lights Up Capitol
North Dakota's tallest Christmas tree stands 17 stories high and was lit for the first time Friday night. The display formed by blackout windows on the state capitol with red and green translucent coverings illuminated the building in a festive glow.
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Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota
State Capitol
Dairy forecast calls for 50 percent dairy growth in NZ
A. H. Ward of the National Dairy Board warned in Auckland that New Zealand’s expanding population over the next 25 years will demand a 50 percent increase in the dairy industry.
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New Zealand
A. H. Ward
National Dairy Board
Warn
Auckland
Two School Choirs Join In Annual Christmas Concert
Henriet ta and Brownhelm combined choruses present the final 1946 1947 season concert Sunday at Henrietta High School. Miss Marjorie Howe, now in her 20th year teaching at both schools, founded the collaboration in 1946. Alumni join in sing along with students from third to sixth grades performing seasonal selections amid candlelight processions and a brief ministerial benediction.
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Henrietta
Henrietta High School
New Firelands School
Marjorie Howe
Miss Howe
Howe
Herald Angels
Manger
Jim Odom
Gilbert Clark
John Wangek
Sally Camera
Lois Pippett
Nancy Kawasaki
David Odom
al Wanyek
George Dubick
Jim Miller
Donna Emery
Philip Howe
Nancy Lamvermeyer
Tommy Howe
Marian Yourkzteh
Carol Fletcher
Janice Virig
Kay McDowell
Elaine Husted
Shirley Reising
Leonore Reising
Eleanore Reising
Ronald Ronez
Bobby Ronez
Tom Currier
Wayne Morrow
Arthur Born
Jim Horvath
Gene Ronez
Dave Rufnagel
Tommy Hawke
Mike Polanskey
Dorothy Kasper
Trains Crash in Sydney Kills Three, Wounds 137
A rush hour collision between two electric commuter trains in Sydney Sydney Australia killed three people and injured 137 with 29 in critical condition. Authorities called it the worst Christmas-time rail crash in Australia. Eyewitnesses described the force blowing passengers through windows as rescue crews freed the trapped.
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Sydney
Australia
Sydenham Station
Americans Will Buy 30 Million Christmas Trees
The Forest Service estimates about eight of ten American households will spend around 50 million dollars this holiday season on roughly 30 million Christmas trees. Estimates, likely low, rely on 1951 data as industry surveys paused for economy. Most trees come from 11 Northeast and Middle Atlantic states, three Lake states, five Pacific Northwest states, and Canada, with about 9 million shipped from Canada annually. A dozen firms control most production and distribution, contracting with woodland owners for roadside or rail deliveries.
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Forest Service
A. M. Sowder
Extension Forester
North East
Middle Atlantic
Lake States
Pacific Coast
Northwest States
Canada
Sowder
Reports Traffic Accident Stays To Face Charge
John Campbell gave No 5 Court street as his address and reported an accident at 3 56 am at the county jail. Deputy Manuel Gomez charged Campbell with driving while under the influence after an alcohol test. The collision occurred on Route 20 about three miles west of Elyria following a report from Frank Woods of 428 Third street.
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Court Street
Manuel Gomez
Campbell
Gomez
Frank Woods
Third Street
Elyria
Salvation Army Major To Address Churchmen
Vermilion reports the Churchmen's Club breakfast series continues with Major J. Fletcher Agnew of the Cleveland Salvation Army as speaker. He will discuss restoring Christmas to the Christ, detailing a 25-year welfare career and recent role as secretary of the Cleveland Salvation Army Welfare Department.
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Okagi
J. Fletcher Agnew
Salvation Army of Cleveland
Major Agnew
New York School of Social Work
Salvation Army
Cleveland
Agnew
New York City
Death Record of Elyria Legion Leader Jenkins at 68
Mather Alter Jenkins, first commander of Elyria Post 12 of the American Legion, died Thursday in Hamilton Ontario after a lingering illness. A World War I veteran, he served as first lieutenant in Company B of the 145th Infantry. He had lived in Ontario about 25 years, worked for Dominion Steel, and is survived by his wife Bessie, a son Thomas of Buffalo, a brother Fred of Cleveland, a brother-in-law Roy Hultz of Elyria, and one grandchild. Funeral services were held in Hamilton, with the body to be brought to Cleveland for burial.
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Elyria
Mather Alter Jenkins
Hamilton
Ontario
Jenkins
Co. B
145Th Infantry
Elyrian
Dominion Steel
Bessie
Thomas
Buffalo
N. Y
Fred
Cleveland
Roy Hultz
William A Silcox 76 Collins resident dies at daughter's home
William A Silcox 76 of Collins dies at his daughter Mrs. Fred Liles home at 7 30 last evening Born in Hartland Township he lived here all his life He and wife Maude observed their 92nd wedding anniversary on November 24 Surviving include two daughters Mrs Kenneth Kidd and the one at the Liles home a son Paul of Brewster six grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Edna Battin of Delta and Mrs Amanda Bedell of Norwalk He was a Moose Lodge member Friends may call at the Liles home then the Gerber Funeral Home will handle services at 2 p m Monday Rev Marie Tschappat will officiate Burial will be in Collins cemetery
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William H. Silcox
Collins
Fred Liles
Hartland Township
Maude
Kenneth Kidd
Paul
Brewster
Edna Battin
Delta
Amanda Bedell
Norwalk
Moose Lodge
Liles
Gerber Funeral
Marie Tschappat
Collins Methodist Church
Collins Cemetery
Aga Khan Plans Weighing Ceremony in Karachi
The Aga Khan, weighing 210 pounds, will soon depart France for Karachi where his annual weighing of weight in precious stones and metals by followers will occur.
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Aga Khan
France
Karachi
House Lath Ignites New Wage Policy Fire in Columbus Home
A fire at 202 Clinton Avenue in Columbus around 9 30 p m damaged a living room ceiling area after radiant heat from a pipe ignited wood near a chimney. The blaze charred joist pockets and studied framing, with 13 states and 5 000 employees referenced in connection to a new wage policy announced by Farm Bureau Insurance Companies.
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Lucille Thomas
Clinton Avenue
Columbus
Flames Bureau Insurance Companies
Iday
Jury frees gang leader. 12 jurors barred for life
In Chicago, Judge Joseph Sam Perry banned three women and nine men from federal jury duty for life after a not guilty verdict for Alphonse Bartkus in the July heist of a Cicero Savings and Loan. Two co defendants pleaded guilty, naming Bartkus as leader. Bartkus was to face weapons charges. Perry condemned the verdict as a disgrace.
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Joseph Sam Perry
Alphonse Bartkus
Bartkus
Federal Savings and Loan Company
Cicero
Joseph Consentino
James Brindis
Barthus
Perry
Arabian Student Will Speak At Vincent Church
Vincent Methodist Church plans a Christmas Eve service at 11 PM with an Arabian student from Palestine speaking on What is Happening in Palestine on Christmas. Community members are invited. the event closes with a can Melighting ceremony.
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Route 254
Palestine
Robert C. Buchanan
Minor Traffic Mishaps Report Two Crashes
Two minor auto accidents appeared on police records with total damage of 50 dollars. Steve J. Hintz, 37, of 1638 E. 32nd street, towing an auto with his pickup, struck two mail boxes on Gulf road near Hilliard after skidding on ice. Paul D. Hawk, 30, of 639 West street, struck George J. Die derick, 48, of 841 West River street at 17th street and Middle avenue intersection. No injuries or charges were filed.
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E. 32Nd Street
Gulf Road
Hilliard
Paul D. Hawk
West Street
George J. Diederick
West River Street
17Th Street
Middle Avenue
Fitchville Church To Hold Holiday Service
Fitchville Methodist Church will hold its annual Christmas service Sunday at 7 30 p m. Featuring will be juveniles speaking numbers and special choir music directed by Harlon Jennings. The Rev C R Cooper will deliver a Christmas message followed by a youth led caroling session.
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Fitchville
Churchill Injures Hand From Burning Matches
Prime Minister Winston Churchill wore a bandaged left hand in a sling after a box of matches ignited while he held it. A spokesman at 10 Downing Street said the injury was painful but not serious.
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Winston Churchill
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Elyria YMCA Staff Christmas Party Tonight
The annual Elyria YMCA staff Christmas party is set for tonight at the YMCA with a 6 p.m. dinner. Mrs. P. F. Johnson is in charge of party arrangements.
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YMCA
P. F. Johnson
British moth expert captures rare Plume Moth in Ireland
Henry Charles Huggard Huggins, a British lepidopterist, has caught a rare Plume Moth in North Clare, Eire. Only twelve specimens of this species have ever been recorded in Ireland.
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North Clare
Eire
Ireland
Black Watch skirmish in Kenya cited as first clash
Britain's Black Watch troops arriving from Korea were credited by Bulawayo with killing several Mau Mau tribesmen in their first skirmish in Kenya.
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Black Watch
Kenya
Korea
Bulawayo
Nominations Open for Local Election Board Posts
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown urged the 88 county political parties to submit recommendations for local boards of elections early next year. Seventeen six terms expire February 28 across the state, with Lorain County two positions ending this date. Republicans J. C. MacDermott and Democrat Dr. R. J. Fortney of Wellington currently hold those terms.
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Boards of
Secretary of State
Lorain County
R. J. Fortney
Wellington
Dr. Fortney
J. B. Seward
Italian American Veterans Post Delivers Gifts At Hospital
Lorain members of the Italian American Veterans Post One from Gates Hospital played Santa Claus this afternoon between 2 and 2 30 p m distributing presents to ill children. Eight post members took part and entertainment was provided for the youngsters.
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Gates Hospital
Divorces Granted By Judge Cook And Related Matters
The court granted divorces on grounds of neglect to Henrietta Gordon from Rufus, Oliver McGriff from Tommie Mae, and Helen Brochu from Joseph, with Gordon restoring her former name Dema. Rosemary Camera was awarded custody of a child and $25 weekly support. The Court of Appeals upheld a probate ruling in Nellie A. Pierce estate regarding a $3,900 inventory gift to Lorain General Hospital Co. Frank Sobotka faces assault charges. James Arthur Plas and Jack Hunt posted bonds of $200 for peace violations after disturbances at Gartner's Inn and Emprise Tavern. An estate of Gerda Poitzel valued at $24,017 was probated. Gail Hubbell obtained a divorce from Hal with $30 weekly child support. Demetra Kalozamis divorced William on neglect grounds. Saturnino Arroyo was named in a family support suit seeking $15 weekly for Enriqueta Roldan's family in Puerto Rico.
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Henrietta Gordon
Rufus
D. A. Cook
Cook
Oliver McGriff
Tommie Mae
Helen Brochu
Joseph
Dema
Rosemary Camera
Court of Appeals
Malcolm Thomson
Nellie A. Pierce
Lorain General Hospital Co
B. K. Powell
Frank Sobotka
Seventh Street
C. C. Lords
Anna
James Arthur Plas
la Grange Road
Jack Hunt
Bond Street
C. C. Lord
Gordon Fisher
Gartner’s Inn
Fisher
Elyria
Emprise
Gerda Poitzel
Gerda Edin
Elyria Township
Gail Hubbell
Hal
D. A.cook
Saturnino Arroyo
Fruehaus Trailer Co
Avon Lake
Enriqueta Roldan
Puerto Rico
Kipton Church to Present Christmas Program
Kipton Community Church Sunday School's primary department will present a Christmas program during the regular class period Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. On Wednesday December 23 a candlelight service will be held at the church at 8 o'clock with special music by the junior and senior choirs.
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Kipton
Christmas music program at La Porte Methodist Church
During the church school hour on Sunday the La Porte Methodist Church will host a Christmas program by the children. At 10 45 both junior and senior choirs will sing special music. In the evening at 7 30 the groups will combine for a joint Christmas music program.
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Laporte
LaPorte Methodist Church
Ex-King Farouk Denies $50 Million Abroad Investment
In Capri Italy ex King Farouk rejects claims he has $50,000,000 invested overseas. He says he must be careful, which leads to accusations of avarice.
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Capri
Italy
Early Deadlines For Rural Church Notices
Pastors of rural churches must submit notices for Sundays December 27 and January 3 to the suburban editor by Monday noon of the week they appear. Christmas and New Year shift the suburban church calendar to Thursday in the Chronicle Telegram for the next two weeks.
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Elyria Elementary Christmas Programs Highlight Holiday Cheer
Gates and Edison elementary schools in Elyria report festive Christmas activities on the last day before the break. Edison staged movie viewings and Santa visits, while Gates featured carols, Christmas plays, pantomimes, and treats funded by the PTA, with rooms receiving gifts and decorations.
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Elyria
Gates
Edison
Santa Claus
Ohio revokes 8982 drivers licenses amid safety law
Columbus Ohio Highway Safety Director A C Felty reported that from March 1 to December 4 8982 licenses were revoked for motor law violations and lack of financial responsibility. An additional 16047 were suspended by the courts. New York shows 8371 licenses revoked and 34938 suspended for a similar period.
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A. C. Felty
New York State
Felty
New York
Markets Toledo Grain and Apple Prices Digest
Market notes show cash grain ranges in Toledo with wheat No 2 soft red at about 1.97 to 1.98, corn No 2 yellow 1.5145 to 1.5215, oats at .78 to .79, and soybeans No 1 yellow 2.86 to 2.8744. Apple listings span U S and Canadian packs from McIntosh and Cortes to Delic and R Del, with prices across box and crate formats. Also included are Christmas tree arrivals, greens, and assorted fresh produce, plus US Department of Agriculture egg and poultry price points for Terminal Market sales.
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MICH
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Jons
Baldwins Mstly
Corts
McIntosh Usfcy
R. Romese
Usfcy
Usfcy McIntosh
Mstly
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United States Department of Agriculture
U. S
U S
Nine Citizens Fined After Guilty Pleas in City Court
Mayor Henry W. Ault disposed of eleven city ordinance violations in about fifteen minutes as all defendants pled guilty. Total fines amounted to 215 dollars with penalties including driving rights suspension for Gilbert S. Barnwell and smaller fines for others from Lorain Oberlin and Elyria addresses for intoxication disobeying signs and failing to control vehicles.
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Henry W. Ault
Ault
Gilbert S. Barnwell
Grafton
Elyria
Harry E. Haas
Lorain
Daniel Beverly
Conway
Francis E. Hammond
Cascade Street
James M. Murray
R.D
Gifford Road
Oberlin
Curtis Allen Jr
Middle Avenue
Craig Horstman
Ninth Street
Robert Newton
Woodford Avenue
Fitzpatrick J. Drake
W. River Street
Allen R. Wimpeny
W. 12Th Street
40 Voice Choir To Sing Sunday In Avon Lake
Avon Lake reports a Bay Presbyterian Church youth choir of about 40 will perform during 11 am worship at the Presbyterian Mission in Avon Lake. Rev. George Dutton preaches a special Christmas sermon. The Lutheran church presents a 7 pm Erieview school program with child recitals, songs, and a three act pageant An Early Christmas in the Lutheran Home. Congregational vesper services at 4 pm in Erieview school feature recitations, songs, a Nativity pantomime The junior department offers a Nativity scene and the junior choir sings. Ushers will be church youths.
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Bay Presbyterian Church
George Dutton
Lutheran Church
Erieview School
Congregational Church
Walberg Brown
Plan Program At Ridgeville Church Tonight
NORTH RIDGEVILLE The North Ridgeville Church of God will hold its special Christmas program at the church this evening beginning at 7 30. The program includes youth choir carols scripture reading and prayer by Rev. C G Carder with solos dialogues and recitations by Sunday school children. A gift exchange closes the evening with C Leffen in charge assisted by J Davidson and the teachers. The church sits off Route 20 on Lear Nagle road.
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North Ridgeville
Young People’s Endeavor
Church of God
Route 20
Lear-Nagle Road
Air ferry service for cars starts between Spain and North Africa
A new air ferry service enabling car transport began operating between Spain and North Africa. The service allows vehicles to be flown between the regions, signaling enhanced cross‑sea mobility and potential changes in regional travel and trade patterns.
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North Africa
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