Choir to Present Cantata at Pilgrim Church
Fields Methodist church choir will present a Christmas cantata at Pilgrim Church on Sunday October 41 at eight o'clock. The program features solos by Mrs Harold J soprano and Miss Berniece Gaydash contralto with mixed and women's choirs, a men's chorus, and tenor bass solos. Myra Simms directs the choir with Velma Andrews as accompanist. A freewill silver offering supports the Fields group.
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Eilory
Rex E. Nolté
Pilgim
J. D. Newcomer
Pilgrim Church
Harold J
Berniece Gay
Bermiece Gaydashs
Reus
Gee Lyndes
Danna Worcester
Westeen
Worcester
Bethie
Bethlhem
Myra Simms
Velma Andrews
Harold Sweet
Orvitle
Lyndes
Erma Fortune
Dorothy Buck
Heberin Guydish
Arlene Gaydash
Evelyn Gries
Homecoming and winter weather disrupt Ohio area
Three years overseas service ends for Sut Rehoreg of Lorain area infantry. Fremont mourns William Croskill, 65, killed in Toledo vehicle crash. Snow ranges from two to two and a half inches across Norwalk Bucyrus Wooster Medina area. Airlines resume after grounding. Cleveland records heavy December weather. Schools and transit face closures and reduced operations statewide.
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Sas Wononenores
Dex Ernest Braden
Fiunne St
Ninte
Sut Rehoreg
Ane France
National ‘Tube Company
Lorain
Norwalk
Bucyrus
Wooster
Mes Dina
Cadiz
Meir
Ohio
Cleveland
Iow
Dee
Chactipaty
Nompal
Youngstown
Vero Don
Blanchester Water Supply Gets Boost
Blanchester officials said recent rain and runoff added about 3 million gallons to local reservoirs in 48 hours, boosting supplies to last around two months at normal usage. The city planned two hours of daily mains operation until the shortage ends, as reservoirs total 24 million gallons.
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Blanchester
Allied Offensive Near Bastogne Surges Amid Cold War Conditions
Front reports describe American forces pressing Grandmenil and advancing toward Bastogne to seal the corridor into the besieged town. Snow and wind blanket the region as units push from Manhay and Bastogne, capturing Lief ranges and testing German positions.
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Bastogne
Lief
Arsdorf
Grandmenil
Grandmeath
Marehe
Sothwest
Getinan
Feed The Birds Is Appeal To Ohioans
Ohio State Conservation Commissioner Dot Waters urged sportsmen and conservation groups to provide food for pheasants and wildlife to sustain the brood crop in 1945. He cited heavy snow and ice cutting wildlife off from normal food, calling the situation critical as pheasants face nine inches of snow covering food sources.
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Columbus
Dot Waters Totay
Waters
Ohio
Cattle Price Warnings Rise Over Live Cattle Action
Cattle producers warned that a price control plan by the Office of Price Administration could trigger unprecedented meat shortages. Officials including John J. Madigan and Arval Ericksener discussed on the hoof ceilings and the advisability of aggressive action.
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Chicago
John J. Madigan
Arval Ericksener
South Ridge Church Notes and ChristmasEvents Recap
South Ridge church notes detail December 31 service times led by Rev A E McVey, Sunday school at 10 am and a 11 am worship. County Home services at 1 pm. Evangelical League meets with Van Deaver Society for a Friday meeting. Community Club met with no January session. Christmas program included songs recitations and gifts. Numerous Christmas Day visits and family gatherings noted across Elyria Port Dover and Republic.
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South Ridge
Tha. m
A. & McVey
Beatrice
A. FE. McVey
Mm. FL. Co
Evangelical League
Chris. van Fndeaver Society
Manona Cook
Wayne Martin
AL E. McVey
Wrirf
Santa
N. A. Ong
McVey
N. A. Balls
Sunshine Sunday School
Harvey Curtis
Elyria
Bunco
Wilson Vietzen
Clarence Hale
James .Turek
Bart Burrer
Frank Bechtel
Pittsfield
W. F. Kolbe
Port Dover
Canada
Belle Fey
Frederick
Lorain
Emii Fowl
Emma Fowl
Ralph Fowl
J. W. Spiegelberg
Harland Schlechter
Henrietta
Milton Schlecchter
Caroline ‘Spiegelberg
Myra
Hussett Spiegelberg
A. BE. McVey and I
Earl McVey
H. Porter
Republic
H. McCauley and
Son
Wakeman Deaths Trace Through Local Families
Walter L Kolb Jr 1 died at home after six years of ill health. Surviving are parents Walter L Kolb, three sisters Gladys Jacqueliné Marilynn and brothers Earl Lew, grandmother Catherine Koit. Services 2 pm Friday at L D Gerber Funeral Home. interment La Porte. Lillie Bell Jackson 64 died at home after four years illness. Born Ridgeville, lived Kipton, moved Wakeman ten years ago. Surviving husband Erwin, five daughters, three sons, 21 grandchildren. Body to travel to Mrs Edward Setch home. funeral arrangements to be announced. Charles L Easterday 62 died at Falls Clinic after two months illness. Lived Lorain County and Huntington then Elyria. Survived by wife Jessie, three daughters Christina Ber ron Evelyn Easterday Ruth Davidson. sons Wells Easterday Earl Easterday Harold Easterday. nine grandchildren and four brothers Curtiss Easterday. Services 2 pm Saturday Sharp Funeral Home Wellington. burial Huntington Cemetery.
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Walter L. Rolb Wakeman
Walter L. Kolb, Jr
Lyriz
L. D
Ralph
Fort Ord
Calif
L. D. Gerber
Edward Setch
Charles L. Easterday
Wellington
Elyria
Falls Clinic
Loralin County
Huntington
Jessie Easterday
Christina Berron
Wooster
Evelyn Easterday
Ruth Davidson
Wells Easterday
England
Earl Fasterday
Harold Easterday
Spencer
Curtiss Easterday
Sharp Funeral Home
H. A. Cassidy
Wellington Methodist Church
Huntington Cemetery
Purdue finds tripling daily milk boosts yield
An Purdue Experiment Station note shows cows producing at least six gallons a day can raise output by 10 to 240 percent when milked three times daily. The text also recalls a farmer who skipped milking one night last summer due to being exhausted from plowing.
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Purdue Experiment Station
Vaccinating Cows For Bangs Disease Tests Advance
Veterinarians test vaccinating heifer calves and mature cows by injecting the vaccine into the skin rather than under it. Early results show calves need less vaccine, and mature cows exhibit a quicker negative reaction after skin injection compared to the traditional subcutaneous method.
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Bang
Soybeans as Nurse Crop for Alfalfa and Other Farm Tips
North central Indiana reports success using solid drilled soybeans as a nurse crop for alfalfa with shallow soil cover. Long Island potato growers seed their own seed potatoes after early harvest, Iowa advises removing grass from apple trunks to spot borers, and white lead painting is recommended. Built up litter for poultry houses keeps litter till spring, improves warmth and moisture absorption, and Florida notes hens produce about 445 tons of manure yearly per 100 hens with manure containing plant nutrients similar to commercial fertilizer.
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Oeverat Sarmierg
Indiana
Long Island
Iowa Experiment Station
Sid
Florida Experiment Station
Court approves prosecutor’s salary and pending trial near city
Common Pleas Judge D A Cook and Guy B Findley approved 5655 for the Prosecutor and staff with 3685 to the assistant and 1970 to the clerk, unchanged except a 100 raise for the clerk. Trials begin for David J Welsh of Elyria on a stilitary offense as he waives jury. Jim Tower of Grand Island, New York, earns praise for bravery on the Western Front while a fellow officer warns him about an empty carbine magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Guy B. Findley
David J. Welsh
Elyria
Jim
Seventh Army
Western Front
James Tower
Grand Island
N. Y
Markets Memo: Prices and Goods at Local Market
The market report lists fruit vegetables and dairy prices with many items to note. Kaskela and Cartons offer peaches and apples at varied prices. greens and celery show units per basket or per bunch. tomatoes, lettuce, parsley, and dill are priced per quantity. Eggs, butter, beef, lamb, and poultry are noted with ranges and unit measures reflecting steady trading.
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Stayien Winery
Cortland
Ithaca
Inaushic
Kate Cen
Raihouse
Dankers
Bricker appoints Matthias as Columbus municipal judge
Governor Bricker named John M. Matthias presiding judge of Columbus Municipal Court. Matthias succeeds Fred J. Miller, elected to the Second District Appeals Court.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
John M. Matthias
Matthias
Fred J. Miller
Second District Appeals Court
November Elections and Appointments Noted
The report mentions Charles fi and Pet ree as police prosecutor nominees in the November elections. It notes an appointment to succeed Matthias. It also cites research from Ceylon reporting a substitute adhesive tape for rubber tree grafting, highlighting advances in plant propagation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fi. Petree
Matthias
Ceylon
Inducted Into Army Local Youth Entered Service
Joseph Tory Wisniewski eighteen from Elyria was inducted into the Army at Cleveland on December fifteenth and sent to the Army reception center at Camp Atterbury Indiana, as reported by the Elyria Selective Service Board.
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Army
Joseph Tory Wisniewski
Elyria
Cleveland
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
Elyria Selective Service Board
Toda
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Here
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Arthur Doyle
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Urey
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R. W. Beckell Engineering Co
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