Center for Sightless Elects Officers at Meeting
The Board of Trustees of Center for Sightless held a Friday meeting at 330 Third Street with Walter G. Nettl presiding. Officers elected included Mrs Leonard P. Tufford as president and Walter Gord as first vice president, among others. discussions covered finances, donations, and plans for volunteers and accommodations for blind members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhe
Center For Sian Sss. the
Third Street
Walter G. Néttl
Frank Ayres
Howard Barbour
Ronald Bunn
Mes. d
Halpin
George Hermans
Neétti¢ Laundon
Gerald Léonard
Mig. R
Martin
Lied Meyers
W. G. Nord
J. Q.petro
Elsinai Womans ‘Club
Rosl 0
Marin
Lea Meyers
J. Q. Petro
Rive
George Herimant
Elyria Vinns Club
Benefitf
Ronald Dunt
Bewah
Williams
Ohio Commission For the Blind
Ruby Puller
Beatuee Pury Ca
CIO Committee To Open Emergency Office During Strike
The CIO Community Sevier Committee will run an information office for unemployed workers during the strike. An office will operate in United Auto Workers Hall at 375 Broad St from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday, with Steve Gurchik in charge. A Lorain office at 1700 28th St opens 1 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily, Monday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO Community Sevier Committee
United Auto Workers Hall
Broad St
Steve Gurchik
Lorain
Daly
Two From County To Be Honored
Lorain County FoursH clubs will honor two men at a recognition dinner in Columbus. Atel Kalbe of Amherst has 10 years as an adviser and dedi Love will be honored. Several others may attend, but some cannot due to other duties.
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Tita
Lorain County
Fourett Club Aivitars
Columbus
Otio
Lorain Countiaus
Atelvii Kalbe
Amherst
Dedi
Cath Co Deeds
Csunty Agriestuoal Mtensieny
Lesram County
Horne
Gia Riri
Seth
Dende
Clothing Reach Greece From Here Amid Exchange Report
William and Neek Seuriis, owners of the Seuriis Dank Shop on Cleveland Road, say clothing sent from Greece has arrived and will be distributed to those in need. They report the wall continues to decline as renovations go on, funded by the partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Neek Seuriis
Seuriis
Cleveland Road
Greece
Seurbse Brothers
Labro
Noted Pianist At Oberlin Tuesday Concert Preview
The Oberlin College concert series presents Artur Istomin, a noted pianist, in a program at Finnes Chapel Tuesday evening. The recital includes Scarlatti, Mozart variations and fugue, Brahms, Chopin, and other works, highlighting Istomin's versatile virtuosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Fines Chapel
Oberlin Callese
Brahms
Chopin
Steel And Tubes Union Set To Meet Wednesday
A special meeting of the Steel and Tubes Union was called for Wednesday. President Wotham J. Moore of the union reported the session will consider operations gains and other matters affecting Steel and Tubes, with preparatory reviews of ravagement and future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel and Tubes Union
Oberlin
Wotham J. Moore
Tneal
Moore
Death Record and Obituaries From Local Notice
Death notices for Margaret Eschke and Mary Sharkey Kaiser recount long lives and family ties. Margaret Eschke of Hudson New York died Saturday after a lingering illness, survived by parents Joseph and Elizabeth and siblings Joseph Job and Finkie plus sisters Helen Conkinn Eliza Hygard and Trene Saboail. Funeral home services and body transport to Hudson for burial are scheduled. Mary Sharkey Kaiser of Lorain and Cleveland area died after a short illness, survived by husband Thomas Kaiser, a large blended family including Albert Gauss, Mrs A Th Sharkey Elyria, Helen and Glen Sharkey, Mrs Howard Grabber, Mrs Geraldine May, and thirteen grandchildren. Body at Rollelei Funeral Home with services at Tranvaestate Church to follow. Also noted are funeral details for John Tums Jr of Chestnut, who died suddenly, with survivors including John F. Tums and George W. Tums, and other relatives. Burial at Biren-Uate cemetery follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Eschke
John Bondstreet
Keenke
Hudson
New York
Eseph
Joseph
Job
Fink
Japan
Eliza Hygard
Trene Saboail
Amlary
Sharkey Kaiser
Mars Shark
Wale
Chilton
Cleve
Brad Dreds
Beativcey
Rolleaie Puneeral
Detroit Avenue
Cleveland
Tranvaestate — Corception Church
Tarnfion
Tohs ‘Tevims, JR
Nichols
John ‘Tins
Sand
Swatland
Ubb
Masonic Order
John F Tums
Eisra
George ‘ Wirtms
California
Willan B. ‘Tamms
MM. Timms
Troxel Manufacturing Company
Chie Atay
Eves
Go Russell Hargate Vevsor
St Andrews
Rycenpelchiagh
Birenuate
Coen Begins Work For Veterans Administration
Charles B. Coen, 132 Avenue, begins duties as a low level contact representative for the U S Veterans Administration in the local office at 602 Elyria Savings and Trust Building. He recently left the Navy and trained in Cleveland to manage veteran benefits and records. The office operates daily except Sundays and holidays, serving veterans and families with information on benefits, pensions, medical care, and other services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Coen
Fel Avenue
U. S. Veterans Administration
Elyria
Tiay Snake Lee
Worthce
Pendens
Rewael
Une
Ag Wall
Staf
Former Elyria Pastor Plans Jamaica Move
Former Elyria pastor Rev Harry Le Dotge prepares to relocate to Jamaica to spend years in religious service. He previously served as student pastor at Seoul Congregational, joined Lake Avenue Company in 1942, and has support from local church leaders including George Woolse and Rev Doula Chactavatine NOY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry le Dotge
Dermes
Saadtyes
Bienneas
Seoul
Giweeh
Old Lue
Card Pravfer
Lake Avenue
Doula
Dave
Principals To Hear Surplus Property Chief
Walter Riaten leads a meeting on surplus property as principals gather to hear updates. The event references a Groom to Go association and a political context with individuals including Gibbens and a federal representative slated to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Riaten
Surf Surplus Probesty
Promipats Association
Wetnesda
AL Gibbens
Court Ly Miook
Raven i
Tino
Federal
Court House Notes and Local Boundaries Report
The Romah Plas area reports six evergreen trees trampled in front of a residence Sunday night prompting sheriff inquiry. Deputy Arsbrnse Kissel has returned from European service, with Josepty Grunda on military leave. The Minneanpolis Symphony Orchestra is mentioned in unrelated notes. A probate matter in Amherst concerns Frank Holton and the estate of Nuvaluextler, with sale of Amherst property and a potential purchase by Gerald Aschenbach at appraised value, tied to provisions involving Mayor A. R Agate and Frank H. Steele, plus related legal actions in probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romah Plas
Shefield Village
Sheriffs Department
Arsbrnse Kissel
Army
Europe
Absencr
Josepty Grunda
Do Dasle Holton
Amherst
Fides Agueest
Beet
Stevens
Nina Sueseier
Dash
Gerald Aschenbach
Ita
Sunt
A. R Agate
Frank H. Steele
Gitar Uren
Mother Fights For Custody In Common Pleas Court
In July court sessions Judge Gay Prudes presided over a custody dispute where a mother seeks guardianship of her son from an alleged restrained father. The case involved habeas corpus requests and testimony about parental rights, with legal arguments continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forteyrar
Praswis Roberts
Telun Avenue
Lorait
Beng Tedrd
Common Pleas Court
Julge
Gay Bo Pruddes
Moss Getalr
Lebareer
Stes
Delinas
Josey
Senator Winter Files Petition In Local Bid
A political filing notes Senator Winter submitting a petition to pursue a local office. The document references Irowe and Rey She ape Ro and a Poo rh ban in connection with the bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter
President urged to intervene in Cleveland pressmen strike
Cleveland state senator William M. Boyd urged President to intervene in the month-old AFL pressmen strike affecting the city’s three daily papers. Boyd said the public is harmed and asked the President to back the attempt, adding he discussed with Governor Frank Laveche seeking state support to end the walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Trueman
AFL
William M. Boyd
Baye Sarc Ty
Frank Laveche
Lowe Co Leases Room For Five Years To Tewe Bros Co
Lowe Co rents a West Broad Street room for five years to The Tewe Bros Co. The space formerly housed Mac’s Barber Shop and an electrical repair business. Lowe Co, a large manufacturer and distributor of paints, will remodel the room to fit the new tenant’s needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe Co
Tewe Bros. Co
West Broad St
Lowe Pure Co
Notts
Ats
Coach Co Garage Expansion Plan Approved
A permit for an 18 000 addition to the Elyria Coach Co Garage was issued by Building Inspector Harry Dickason today. The 86 by 10 foot addition will remove a house at 444 Second Street and provide new office and storage space for buses, to be built of cement blocks and steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Coach Co
Bilding
Harry Dickason
Garry
Second Street
CIO To Be Active In Political Campaigns
A Columbus report quotes a national CIO security official predicting the CIO will be very active in politics to influence wages and worker conditions. The official says the union will engage in political activity as long as it affects workers’ interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Politcal
Columbus
Campains
CLO
Janes
Carey
National Cio Security
Terenier
Cey
Camden Garden Club to hear regional district director
Camden Garden club will host Clyde Setterfield regional director for the Ohio Garden Clubs as speaker on February 6 at the home of Mrs T J May. Bruce Rockler George Arthrell and Jack Her subject dates The Value Hosteitler and a Landscape Plan. Birmingham Firemen beat Massillon Eaton 60 56 for their second win in three starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Garden Club
Bripton
Clyde Setterfield
The
Th Mistriet of
Garden Clubs of
Ohio
Bruce
T. J. May
Rockler
George Arthrell
Jack
Hosteitler
Birmingham Firemen
Massillon Eaton Reliance
Birmingham
Yaysa Brothers
Fanport Harbor
Huron Independents
Itassil
Tringer
It 3
Loan
Mrs Pasadyn reports husband arrives safely in Germany
Mrs. Alex Pasadyn of 208 Longfellow Avenue informs that her husband, Pyt Alex Pasadyn, has arrived safely with the Army in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Alex Pasadyn
Longfellow Ave
Pyt
Jefferson Team Enters Finals in Seventh Grade Tourney
Jefferson swept Roosevelt 43-0 to reach the finals and defeated St. Marys 18-5 in the semifinals. St. Marys had beaten Fraskle 20-1 to reach the semis. Hamilton and Crates are noted as Sixth Grade mains, with Ely and Edison tipped for Fifth Grade bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Roosevelt
Viking
Measure of Marys
St. Marys
Fraskle
Athamilton
Hamilton
Crates
Ely
Edison
Fackler Duo Leads Moose Pin Scoring
Fackler Duo leads Moose Pin scoring as they top the field with strong singles and consistent pace. Other notable performers include McCrama LAW and Langin Gudon Mevets with solid point totals, while Welker and Reece contribute key scores in a competitive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fackler
Moose
Wesley Packir
Frank Gidly
Franney McCrama Law
George Towsre
Wait
Buals
George Uitun
Tea Ribué
Robert
Gradge McLouignan
Dai
Gesige Waek
En Langin- Gudon Mevets
Dewey Pacestor
Cuda
Dan Wiser
A. Mestis
Ws Kront
Ent Kutuski
George
Reobuit Givde
Ed Landin
Colin Prater
B Pin Loop Schedule Test Case
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local schedule item tied to a event loop and date. Readable elements suggest a program with time references and involved organizations, but specifics are unclear. The note remains incomplete and cannot identify names or places.
Providence Beats Austins 6 to 2 in Eastern league clash
Providence toppled the Austins 6 to 2 as Eastern leaders faced trouble while New Haven edged Indianapolis 5 to 4 to hold the Western lead. Cleveland crushed Hershey 5 to 1 in the other game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Asianapolis
Providence
Austins
New Haven
Indianapolis
le Cleveland
Hershey
Arshey
Iavideare
Ind
Anapnis Pitrensign Cieveland
Cars Damaged In Collisions Reported On Route 20
Deputy sheriffs reported a series of minor crashes along Route 20 west of Elyria and Ridgeville center. Vehicles driven by William Tipton and Laddie Brew collided head on near Ridgeville, and cars driven by Ray Reeder Sr and Carl Peterson collided nearby. A parked car owned by Abbot Jaramik was rear bruised after being struck by a passing vehicle. A second incident involved a vehicle driven by Charles Raulkner and another at Lochsterut Road. No injuries noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William &.Tipton
ALA Wee
Iver Slice
Laddie Brewand
Spencer
Elyria
Gonpits
Ridgeville
Ceiver
Ray Reeder Sr
Stetson
Carl Petetson
Rocky River
Abbot Jaramik
Loram
Ridgeville Center
Charles
Raulkner
Wallace Tithe
Ro Leslie
Marsilies Pienue
Lochsterut
Teaywald Road
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Board of
Center For Sightless
CIO Committee
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Levelland Homloromers
CPV
Alene
Cine
Bates
Uecker
Titan
Ranom
Murbach Goal and Supply Co
Coen
Vets Adminstration
Jamaica
Minneanpolis Symphony Orchestra
Birtik
Ehen Dts Department
Heven
Oberhiv
Frank al
Rasverd Bennett
Helen
Basra
Frank Brogan
Lefp
Wehyer
Dore Rive
Judge DA Cpe
Taday Oan
Eroma
A. Verce
Negiet
Irene Poil Elsrea
Fulena
Rawwes
Mos
Bes Heme
Batwadav Evens
Glade
Vikimesn
Learge Gedy
Ps Ee
R. C. Novatney
Elyria Savings and Trust Building
Birmingham Trips
Massillon Quintet
Elks
Hans Boag Teugue
American Hockey Leaders
Sonotone
C. T. Dalton
Lorain Co. Bank
Auni Nan
Farmers’ Guide
Mt Hogan
Guat
Worthmcrony
Alen Mont Rate
Bod Blanse
PHOWE
Bagere
Vga
Anil iMy
Rae
Skadsroad
Woolworth’s
LLY Ria
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