Council Debates Street Paving and Sewer Bond Plans
City council last night approved paving Fifteenth Street East from Middle Avenue at 20 feet wide, a narrower verge than standard, citing long use south of Pots Toenth Street. The meeting also discussed a $500,000 sewer bond plan, hospital indigent care costs at Elyria Memorial, and water, parking, and nuisance actions involving local plants and evictions in Glover Court.
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Fifteenth
Middle Avenue
Wade
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mecits
Ato O
Acit
Belgermenit
Strait
Kenneth Lord
Gulf Road
Cleveland Street
Dutin Kutapus
Agate
Ederstrum
Studebaker
Phint My Valent
Kalopas
Counc l
Kologos
Sulieitor Horans
Kolopos
Horan
Ey Health Commissioner
Glover Court
State Frankoyiak
Glovercourt
Caris
Martin
Frankovink
Fo J Sensbach
Sensbach
Richard Horan
Frankoylaks
Sensbachs
Frankoviaks
Frankovias
Eail
Gas curtailment affects multiple plants in region
Gas orders cut operations at Harshaw Chemical, Pfaudney, and Western Automatic Machine Screw. Some workers shifted between departments while others faced layoffs. Washington reports East Ohio Gas receiving more water from Bay and Little Tach projects as new allocation by the Federal Power Commission is tested with a February cap and potential renewal in March.
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Harshaw Chenical Company
Balan
Pfaudiey Company
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Reat
Orde
Washngton Tudor
East Os Gas Company
Cleveland
Tnday
Bay
Little Tach
FPO
Ohio
Byer
Dr Ben V Myers Opens Office Here
Dr Ben V Myers opens a medical office at Alt Riviera Block for medicine practice. He completed training at University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and Miami University, with residency at St Luke's Hospital. He served as reserve officer in the American Medical Corps, four years in the Army, including European Operations, and held leadership roles at Fort Bragg and England’s 11th General Hospital. His wife Patricia and family are noted residents.
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Vo Myers Asinea
Alt Rivita
Mayers
Wan Tefouls
Elvine Hedsoto
Miami University
Cincinnaly College of Medicine
Tao
St Luke's
St. Lukes
Buen
Ams Medical Corps
Wess
Sind
Atu Ehigh
Fort Braga
North Carolina
England
St Luke's Respite
Cleveland
Anmerican Board of Later Medicine
Myers
Inter
Chronicle
Telegrama
Tesmar
Iias
Dutiy Chiir
Patricia
Jad Tives
Obituary notices for Ellsworth A Bulmes and Mrs May Blackwell
Obituary notices report Ellsworth A Bulmes of Chemtuut Street dying at home after months of illness and Mrs May H Blackwell of Oberlin passing away. Survived by a widow, several nieces and a nephew, and memorial services planned at local churches. Funeral details list location in South Amherst and Oberlin areas with Christian burial in Evergreen Cemetery and services at Oberlin First Methodist Church.
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Ellsworth
Bulmes
Caamphee Saad
Clariksfield Methodist Church
Acade
Evergiean
South Amhers
May HW. Blackwell
Hever Hopson
Aiehy
Mies
San Park
St Atten
Tong
Neal Korn
Oberlin
Bisekwell
Tie Pauss Asters
Stay Loage
Florence Foster
Toledo
Utd
Ray Slotterbeck
Hameny Sale
Obio
Wilbur Gost
Tee
Tee Fueral
Mason Seeks Ward Council Seat In Local Race
Robert W. Mason, 40, seeks nomination for the second ward council seat as a Republican. A veteran of military service, Mason has three children and works at a national trade corporation in the food and dairy department. He aims to win the party’s nomination at the primary in May and faces August election deadlines.
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Robert W. Mason
Foster Ay Erate
Tadkaee Eiteredd
Eterniog
Mason
Hae
Nandaal Trice Corportation
Pst
Tle Food
Aed Ate
Ce Paripeyt
GTA
Pend
Sersiee
Aratieica Legian
Lincoln Day Dinner to Be Held at Lorain Tuesday
Lincoln Day dinner planned at Lorain at the Hacarian Reform Church on East 1st Street. Event features speakers including Congressman Chenoweth of Cedarade and local officials. tickets from Republican committees in Cloverland, Lorain, and nearby towns. Public welcome.
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Lincoln
Lorain
Dekor
Republici
Hacarian Reform Church
Aist
Clobe Andaue
Arengenments
Chenoweth
Cedarade
Weuelquarkers
Cloverland
Two From County Appointed to State Jobs
Lore County appointments announced by the Republican executive committee. Howard Stulse is named traveling auditor for the Division of Motives Vehicles in State North Ohio. Hulse previously served as County Auditor under Frank A. William Davies. The appointments come on the recommendation of the Republican committee and reflect ongoing staffing changes in the state offices.
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Hieald
Crs
Courte Ree Porbiican
Howard St. Tulse
Gratton Tooth Iia
Bern
Divigen
Hulse
John W. Brisker
Ite
Frank
William d. Davies
Lorain
Corinne
Fervire Department
Way
Gener Motogs Corporation
Clevelid
Aarti Wepebbean Committee
Most Of Ayres Estate In Stocks And Bonds
Estate details indicate a large portion of Ayres property being allocated to stocks and bonds. The report outlines asset categories and transfer notes, with mention of related trustees and potential beneficiaries.
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Ayres
Fragmented OCR history piece on wartime leaders and policy
An extensive OCR fragment reviews political figures and wartime decisions, mentioning Führung, potential wars, and European fate with scattered names and phrases. It suggests concerns over another war and its impact on Europe, including party leadership and policy directions.
Retired Clergyman Files Council Candidacy in Ward One
Rev. Kirkpatrick Fey a retired clergyman resident of Elyria files as a Republican candidate for City Council First Ward. He served as pastor of the Church of the Nazarene and has worked in decoration and painting. He and wife Bernah reside at 24 Washington Avenue and have family including a son Harold who died in Germany.
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Kirkpatrick Fey
Harry Mo Karkjoteck
Patired
Prion
Board of
Elestans
Republan
Ward
Elyria
Nile
Church of the Nazarene
Foy
Poore Enters Council Seat Contest in Local Race
W R Poore announces candidacy for a City Council seat amid a community campaign. He outlines prior service in the Army and veterans groups, and notes his involvement with local organizations while preparing for the next election.
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W. R. Poore
James Meredith Enters Race For Council
James Meredith announces his bid for a city council seat in a chaotic, garbled report that mentions the Lorain County Board of Elevens and a Vienna site. The fragmentary text references primary elections, campaign actions, and unidentified dates, with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Meredith
Funding and expenditures for school repairs and libraries
The report details a $29 166.94 appropriation for maintenance of grounds and repairs, comparing to prior years with a $1 500 library allotment and $6 000 for textbooks. It notes allocations for new equipment, bus purchases, and a $24 100 reserve for bus planning, outlining shifts in spending and a proposed five-year outlook.
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Tay East Saar
Ulan
Enermie
Sears
Elwria Sebbelsy
Snereasrad
Ely Soac
Shaidan
Camden
Oberlin
Bunds
Chree
Eratan
Werenthiat
Vironli
Piace
Squire Sanders & Dempsey
Bond
Council Considers Water Extension Before Selling Outside
The Warts Council debated extending a water main to a property owner on Haat River street south of the city. Solicitor Richard Tigran warned the city must prove legal ability to deliver water to outside users, noting a provision that limits outside sales to 50 percent of city water. The council noted existing supplies to Rugeville Amherst Carlisle and other areas and discussed the East Noyver street extension. Councilman Leonard Black said the petition is not renewing and remains handled through the county commissioners, emphasizing caution.
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Haat River
Richard Tigran
Horan
Finc
Rugeville
Amherstanel
Carlisle
Tully
Noyver Street
Leonard Black
Black
Permit Granted for New One-Story Home at 620 Garfield
Gertrude Johnson of Elyria and R D No 3 Nadwiday secured a permit from City Building Inspector Hart Dickasor for a 620 Garfield Avenue dwelling. The 2 by 25 foot one story frame home is estimated at $6000 with contractor Benjamin Furey of Gratton Ro No 1.
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Gertrude &, Johnson, R. D. No 3
Elyria
Nadwiday
Garfield Avenue
Aeveribng
Vity
Hart Dickasor
Benjamin Furey
Gratton
Proposal To License Contractors To Be Discussed
Council Building Committee Chairman James Scott announced last night that Wo Meeker, building contractor, has been appointed chairman of a committee on the proposal to license building contractors, and that a public meeting on that subject will be held in the air corner chamber at 7 p.m. Thursday.
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Council
James Scott
Wo Meeker
Lcense
Too much whistle blowing near Bond Street and Lake Avenue
Complainants in Baltimore and Char Railroad area charge excessive whistle noise by engineers operating near Bond Street and Lake Avenue. A petition signed by residents, including Guerre Linn, was presented to the council. Mayor Agale noted a prior complaint and signaled a railroad remedy, with safety committee referral. accompanying legal and probate notes referenced an estate and a separate docket item delayed to a future date.
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Ceretin
Baltimore and Char Railroad
Waris
Bond Street
Lake Avenue
Guerre Linn
Link
Our Fis
Ala
Agale
Willan Jenne
Henry Ault
Council
Ronald Dunn Seeks City Solicitor Seat in May Primary
Ronald Dunn, a former secretary treasurer of the Riska Lawyers Club, announces candidacy for City Solicitor in the Republican primary. A Elyria native and active community figure, Dunn has served as solicitor for Lake Village, led Red Cross and Jaycees efforts, and held roles in church and local organizations while practicing law since 1939.
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Ronald
Dunn Honehh
Dann Tahre
aMee of Cry
Repubblican
Riska Lawyers
Chita
Lorain County
Ohio State War Assecrtions
Della Theis Phi Law Fraternity
Dani
Jay Vermibaty
Lake Village
Tie
Tterney
Lorain
Elyria
Qh Wesleyan, University
Western Reserve University Law School
Elyrave
Death in Amhert area linked to self inflicted gunshot
Fragmented report from the Sheriff’s department notes a 21 year old, Macharl Samsuch of Leiadd Street, South Amherst died at an outbuilding behind his home after reportedly firing a dust into the high wind. Immediate death confirmed by responders. details remain unclear as investigation continues.
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Sheriffs Department
Macharl Samsuch
Leiadd Street
South
Amherst
Requirements For Trailer Camps Will Be Set Up
A delegation of trailer residents visited comet Tustmaakt for action on a proposed trailer ordinance. The delay stems from the city health department death of William Gollinar. The ordinance would require licenses and regulate camp facilities, with some residents buying trailers for housing during travels. A local operator criticized officials and building inspectors said the rules aim to improve health, reduce fire hazards, and ensure proper conduct of camps.
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Comet Tustmaakt
Maser A. R. Agate
William Gollinar
City Health Department
N. Black
Traiter
Dinset
Gtage
Commings
Abbe Road
Cleveland Street
Servier
Faxon Oon
Wellington Electric Co-op Meeting Draws Crowd
About 500 people attended the annual meeting of the Wellington Medina Rural Electric Co operative at the Wellington school. Directors from districts 4 6 and 9 were elected for three years. The afternoon program featured Pete Smith a noted impersonator and piano, violin soloists from Litchfield, and an address by Rev Russell Hoy of Coshneton. Births attendances and local notices were reported.
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Wellington
Mie’ Lorauns Medina’ Rural Electric Co-operative
Cteenaon
Alvid Barth
Litchfield
IMARE
John Barber
Harry Bovard
Pete Simith
Filyria
Gene
Ura
Elsworth Bradley Swankep
Edith Hollman
Bul Rivers
Burbank
Mandalay
Russell Hoy
Coshneton
Whey
Ohio State Change
Carl Deidtick
Alvin Darth
John Shilling
Walter Williams
New London
Roscoe Campbell
D. Auble
Spencer
Cart
Hummel
Homerville
John Davidson
Nova
John Webber
Medina
ELM Rel Althaus Sells
Althaus
Clyde D. Battles
Albert Althaus
Leland Martin
Here
Linda
New Londorn Hospital
Martin
Tramp Strikes Fire Truck. Four Soldiers Hurt In Yokohama
Two American soldiers were killed and two injured when a tram collided with a fire truck at a railroad crossing in Yokohama. The lead jeep crossed safely but the truck was struck dead center, derailing the train and injuring six GI’s.
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Yokohama
America Gy
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Ben V. Myers
Ellsworth A. Palmer
Keister Funeral
Fred Keister
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Hus
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Saul
Ernie Marhoed
Stork
Reid
Milton
Ape One
Germany
Katine
Ubal
Europe
Dave Topattet
Matey
Bey
SUDRO
Curtis Ambulance
Courtland Steed
Tawing
Taoun
Sears Excel
Uitne
Armoy An
Poore
Mie
BSD
Vanes O Morcai
Mat Cerhelads
Loraire Coes Board
Pat Ford
Vienna
Uae
Oweak
Linda Rue
Eyte Amerty
Ueni
Sweneanan
Westra
Beesvinsny
Nan
Warts Council
Albert Lutkart
Probalr Poy Depo
de Gungher
Blue Cellins
Fnesson Court
Avedile
HH Nye
Knepper
Jefferson Street
Ronald Dunn
Ernest Pleska
Eugene Stoits
Vulcan Street
Sheritf Department
Esther Coonshi
Eighth Street
Aued
Robert
Eunice Cooper
Willard
Esterday
Laria Brace
Eikins
Virginis
Petruary
George Brace
Catenin Pies
Lewin
Breger
Ganda
Luella Bruce
George Brlu
Cora M. Siaedus
Barker St
Delvers
FAFER
Harry Martin
Dale Alien
Frank Mooty
Wiuhidelpha Rockets
Cleveland Barons
Tlorait Wonton
Legion
American Legion
Archbald M. Willard
A. C. Pohlman
Slye
Ihropareta Asies
Quran
Val
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Ervey Eee
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