Farmers Propose Wolf Pack Bounty Near Seneca Lake
Farmers near Seneca with heavy snows say a wolf pack has killed hundreds of sheep calves and hogs, sparking a $4 50 bounty proposal to the State Conservation Department and Guernsey County commissioners. Dozens remain at large despite armed farmers killing at least six. pack described as dark grey prairie wolves with shaggy coats. Ballots in a U S Senate contest recount were released from impound. law requires 30 days retention. Ladders valued at $25 were stolen from a Seventeenth Street job around December 2.
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Guernsey County
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Two Elyrians Meet On Leyte Island
Two Elyrian service members connected on Leyte Island when Arthur Prihoda from Elyria and Cpl Elvin Rowell traveled after a daylong 40 mile trip. Prihoda, formerly of 265 Harrison Street and grocery manager on Cleveland Street, had served abroad for a year with his wife at 16 Lake Avenue and their child. Rowell, of 118 Jake Avenue, joined the reunion exploring shared ties and family.
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Special Holidays Program At Elyria YMCA
Elyria YMCA boys division runs a special holiday program through January 2 with daily activities including a marathon swim with prize emblems at 25, 50, 100, 150, and 200 lengths, hockey, quickie basketball, carnival events, and daily gym and craft sessions plus archery, ping pong, and foul shooting contests in a busy schedule of afternoon and evening programs.
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Russians Press Advance Near Budapest Conflict Deepens
The report says Soviet and German forces clash along the Tihany sector near Balaton as a major artillery bombardment continues. Berlin acknowledges strong German reserves but faces unclear results, while Moscow has not confirmed a large offensive. The fighting shifts toward the Slovak Hungarian border with Malinovsky’s Second Ukrainian Army moving along rough passes near Losone south of the city.
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Deaths of Martha Brzenski and Matte Ray Driver
Martha Brzenski, 74, widow of Feltz, died at home on Lawrence Street after months of illness. Survived by six sons, three daughters, nineteen grandchildren, and two brothers. funeral arrangements incomplete. Matte Ray Driver, who died yesterday at Allen Hospital, will have services Sunday at Zilch Funeral Home. burial in Berlin Heights. formerly Sunday school superintendent at local Congregational church.
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Pat Bradner
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Lorain
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Detroit
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Lac Grange
Marie Martin
Helen Major
George Fox
Lawrence Kaczmarek
Thomas Kaczmarek
Bittner
Mattif
Ray
Amherst
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Allen Hospital
Zilch
J. &. Sanderson
Burlol
Berlin Heights
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LaGrange Baptist Sunday School to present Christmas program
LaGrange Leland Howard, chairman of the program committee, announced that a Christian program will be presented Sunday evening at 7 30 by the LaGrange Baptist Sunday school. The program includes children exercises and two Christmas plays by the Junior and Senior vial. A light truck and two automobiles were involved in a collision on Broad street near Cedar noon today causing minor damage to both cars driven by BR E McCullen and R Kaufman. Kaufman's car skidded into the rear of McCullen's standing car, knocking into a Western Automatic Car truck operated by P F Thume. Front of a car driven by Willliam Poryer was badly damaged when it collided with a truck driven by Curtis South as Smith turned his machine around on Broad street.
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East Broad Street
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Ernie Street
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13Th Street
Curtis South
Bon Air Avenue
Smith
Court House News Mix of Accidents and Divorces
A Lorain county sheriff deputy’s car collided with a bus on Broadway. The county sold the damaged 1942 Chrysler sedan for 825 dollars to Harald Hebner. Other notices include Lula Hall’s divorce, a paternity suit, and war-era notes on aerial forces and fuel shortages.
Wagner Will Case Heard By Appeals Court
The ninth district appellate court convened to hear six cases and heard the Wagner will appeal filed in Mayo UK. It involves Gus Weinstein and others challenging a decree by Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley directing most of the $185,000 estate to be held in trust for Elyria public parks. Appellate Judge Simon Ross led a bench with Perry Stevens and Arthur Doyle. Judge G. Washburn withdrew due to a related taxpayer suit.
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Christmas Eve Program At St. Peter's Church
North Ridgeville St Peter's Church hosts a Christmas Eve program before Midnight Mass with hymns and carols. A midnight procession precedes the Solemn High Mass for St Lawrence by Schwindler. The Sodality choir sings during communion and the Mass. High Mass at 8 am features the children's choir and Christmas chants by Norman Nee.
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St. Peters
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Sodatity
St. Lawrence
Schwindler
St. Peter's Phurch
All Girl Choir To Present Cantata On Christmas Eve
The All Girl Choir of the North Eaton Church of Christ will perform the Christmas cantata The Music of Bethlehem at the school. Directed by Miss Ruby Cornish, the program features familiar carols and includes a tribute to local service members in the armed forces. Families and friends of Laie In service are invited.
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All Girl Choir of the North
Eaton Church of Christ
Bethlehem
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Laie
Cold Ohio Plunges to Record Low as Snowfall Fails to Meet Sky
A frigid Arctic blast froze parts of Ohio, with readings as low as eight below in Grove City and six below in Westerville. Port Columbus reported four below and highways remained open though slick in spots. Northern Ohio saw little wind and no major snow, easing plans for a white Christmas. Ohio gas supplies faced curtailment as Appalachian gas shipments were redirected to protect reserves amid winter demand.
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West Virginia
Belden School Remains Closed By Snowbound Roads
Snow has kept Belden School closed while three neighboring village and rural schools operated today. Camden LaGrange and Brighton, closed yesterday, are in session now, with Brighton buses running after roads reopened. Ten county schools ended 1944 work Wednesday. several others closed seminars Wednesday.
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Avon Lake
Clearview
Vincent
Grafton
Ridgeville
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Markley
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Christmas Gift From A Lost Ten Dollar Bill Found In Elyria
An Elyria woman reported receiving ten dollars from a former Elyria resident who found the bill while visiting. Unable to locate the owner, the finder sent the money to a friend in Elyria to use as a Christmas present for a bedfast former neighbor, requesting anonymity.
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Fire Chief Warns of Scarce Holiday Lights
Chronicle Telegram notes a reader report about tree lights possibly being scarce this year. The reader claims a fix involving removing a faulty bulb wick, inserting foil, then reinserting the bulb to restore a string of lights.
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W. N. Baies
Markets and Livestock Report
Markets show hogs up to 10 cents higher with varying heavy and medium weights listed. Calves, sheep, lambs, and cattle prices noted, including heifers, bulls, stags, wethers, and ewes with several price bands. Grain futures for wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans included with No 2 red and yellow varieties quoted.
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Grod
Bible Readings and Chaplains for Postwar Colleges
Editorial urges embers day reflection on colleges after war with chaplains and clergy on faculty and administration. Walter Lippmann cited on rebuilding education. call for Christian leadership across every college and regiment.
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