District Meeting of Eagles to Be Held Sunday
Robert Maxim of Akron state president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will be principal speaker at a district meeting of the Amherst lodge Sunday afternoon. More than 200 representatives from seven Eagles lodges in District No. are expected. The meeting starts at 2 p.m. An initiation class will be featured and refreshments served. Lodges in Amherst Avon Lake Lorain Wellington Norwalk and Sandusky attend. Three lodges have about 100 members.
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Robert Maxim
Akron
Order of Eagles
Ambherst
Eagles
District No
A. RK
Maus
Uke Cust
Ape Riven
Amherst
Avon Lake
Lorain
Wellington
Norwalk
Saneditets
Suspects Red Birds Have Made Mistake
The fogged OCR notes unknown suspects and a misread scene near the Fauver home on Wash. It mentions Red Birds and a hermometer reading, with garbled phrases about reaching a mistake and entering a fate near Be Seaith. The fragmentary text provides few clear facts or names.
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C.K. Flood
Sieet
Dar Ne
Oberlin Professor to Address Lorain Adult Group
Oberlin College professor Walter M. Horton will speak to the Lorain County Adult Education Council about impressions from a recent European visit. The dinner meeting starts at 6 80 p m Thursday at the United Brethren church Reid avenue and Twenty second street Lorain.
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Oberlin
Lorain County
Adult Education Council
Oberlin College
Europe
Council
Lorain
Walter M. Horton
United Brethren Church
Reid Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Lorar
Ely PTA News Recalls Eight Fridays Event Night Program
Ely School Recreation program marks a success with eight Fridays, led by Don Bush, Bud Roe, Ralph Jylmator and many parents. A Friday evening program featured Nancy Waller singing I’m Always Chasing Rainbows, a chorus, violin and dance acts, a quiz show by radio and dramatics group. The event included photography classes, homecraft, knitting and crocheting, and various games, with a dancing class planned for later grades under Mr and Mrs Lowell Stine.
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Ely
Hugh
Don Bush
Hin Ase
Bud Roe
Ralph Jylmator
Nancy Waller
Shirley Smith
Norma Bloom
Barbara Burke
Evelyn Tkacs
Wuggin
Chalkin
St. Louis
Puroon
John Timms
Otis Forsyth
William Shrock
Bob Allen
Miss Lante
Omar Laubenthal
Laura Young
Earl Lawrenseheleger
High Serias
Mr. Forbes
Frank Weil
al Ney
Clayton Brown
Valentine
Insl Ucl
Raw
Johnston
Lowell Stine
Pareity
Palestine Question May Be Given To The UN
London reports discussing the Palestine crisis propose British plans to ease tensions while considering referring the issue to the United Nations. Arab and Jewish leaders meet separately amid pessimistic reactions. Debate over lifting the Lad ban and migration talks surface as delegates weigh acceptance of a UN role.
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Palestine
London
Aealy
Pyles
Pyles Tha Gations Eet) Areeeatr Watobte and Te Bruel Oxen
Deaths and funeral notices from Chamption and Oberlin regions
Death reports list Margaret Mar Haker aged seven hours of 308 Pattatecet who died Friday at Shields Rest Home after a difficult illness. Survived by husband Charles Wota, three sisters, two brothers and several relatives. Funeral plans pending at Nichols-Dicken Funeral Home, with private burial at Brookdale cemetery. Alma Siggens of Crafton Re 1 died Friday at home of her daughter, leaving husband, son, sister and grandchildren. Body at Russell b. Filton Funeral Home, services next Sunday. Frank Clark Metcalf, 87, Oberlin, died suddenly at the Dewy Hest Home in Oberlin. Formerly of Pittsfield, he was a member of Assembly of God. Services at Sedpe-Man's Funeral Home, burial at East Pittsfield cemetery. Louise Jacobs Verner of Oberlin died suddenly at 530 on Friday. Widow, born in Czechoslovakia, lived in Oberlin many years. Survived by four sons Ralph, Charles, and two others. four daughters Dorothy, Bertha, Della, Marie. several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by local houses. interment in local cemeteries planned.
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Margaret Mar Haker
Shiields Rest
Ness Bheo
Boviylite
Washoe County
Christian Bei‘enen Ehurch
Charles Wota
Sinaeried
Eisie Bauhot
Wellington
Ben Bwarly
Wooster
Mise
Nora King
Denver
Cal
Alvin, King
Jackson
Miss
Charles King
Marshalville
Oho
Nichols-Dicken
Muriday
Brookdale
Ghapton
Alma Singens
Martin Bockswell
Craften Re 1
Considere
Sandusky
Siggens
Ray
Chicago
Wl, Ltd
Mabel Washburn
Milan
Russell B. Filton
Bate
Harold Willman
Bel-iden
Frank Clark Metcalf
Oberlin
Frank Clark — Metcalf
Pittsfield
Assembly of God Church
Orrin Co
Elyria
Clarence J
Sue
Oberlin Elevator Company
Fred Berg
J. E. Food
Alvah Walker
Frank Krueger
Walter Walken
Carl Newsberg
American Legion
Oberlin American Legion
Karl Wilson Locke
Legion Hall
L. E. Goerner
Woodland Avenue
Pat Luck
J. J. Auer
Sehnak Pta
M. P. Davideson
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Mery Typ
Tromy Ely
Knights
First Baptist Church
First
Demas
Feh- Muarty
Grange
Girl Scout Council
LM South Main Street
Traffic Mishaps Cause Damage on City Streets
A series of minor crashes reported across Middle Avenue, Bell Avenue, and surrounding streets. Mrs. Willie Noot’s car struck a parked vehicle after turning from Berhad Street, damaging windshield and body. Other incidents involved a Peerless Laundry Co. truck, drivers Wilfred Emerson and Frank Pilarczyk, and several parked or backing vehicles. Police logs note skidded trucks, damaged poles, and debris along East River and East Ridge streets.
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Willie Noot
Middle Avenue
Berhad Street
Ware
Owen Woodrock
Bell Avenue
J. al Thermas
St Columbus Street
Peerless Laundry Co
HE Aggate
Seorigtet Redefender Enoao
Wilfred Emerson
Raverstile Court
Unit Cleaner Co
Frank Pilarczyk
Ecet
Daily Roots
Oberlin
Tord
Princeeainedk
Baret
Bita
Hidge
Split Rail Blamed For Fatal Accident
A broken rail caused a train derailment near Springfield Missouri on a railroad line to injure six passengers and kill one, as investigators confirmed. Four cars derailed after four safe miles, with Br Jamey Osborn of Frederick Oklahoma killed by a broken window. The crash also left many passengers needing first aid at the scene and hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Jamey Osborn
Frederick
Okla
Osborn
Police hold former employee after bar theft probe
Police detained a former Mae's Lounge employee at 48 Broad Street for questioning tied to a February 6 bar theft. Owner Carl McClery reported the discovery Thursday morning. investigators found no forced entry and are pursuing the penny‑trade theft connection.
Parents Club to Meet in Town Hall Tuesday
Oumenoceunye NUMBER Continued From Page one. Litchfield parents club to meet Tuesday February 11 at 1:30 p.m. in the town hall guests hear Misa Margene Moore from the quality extension office on Hospitality in the Home. High school girls invited. members bring a book puzzle or game. Refreshments served.
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Litchfield Parents” Club
Letcufite LD
Elih
Meer
Misa Margene Moore
Ality Extension Office
John Fakrion
Dave Hospital
Dowd West
Loads
Lerane
Thoye
Rod
Keelimann
Congress Probes Why U S Ships Not Returned
Washington subcommittee of the Marine asks for answers from Secretary of State Marshall on why 9 American owned ships seized early in the war have not been returned. Congressman Werehel demands aid to compel replies and subpoenas Marshall to appear within 10 days. The committee seeks a clear explanation of actions or inactions by the allies and US policy toward returning ships or compensating losses.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Alyin
Weichet
Te. O
Marshall
Congress
Werehel
Clayton
Augsl
MIL LP
State Department
Russia
Small Number To Take Examination For Post Office Jobs
Local post office officials report few applications for the examination to qualify as substitute carriers and substitute clerks in the civil service. Applications must be mailed by Tuesday with testing at a date yet to be set in Elvira. A list of eligibles will be drawn after the test, and appointments will follow at the local post office. Benefits to servicemen include increases in pay scores. Further blanks and information available from J. E. Dewhurst in the post office.
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Iegal
J. E. Dewhurst
Civil Service
Eplumbis
Elvirav
Ubelrtalus
Dewhurst
Itapatrick
Board of Education
Fedul
General Fund
General Fund Co. Co
Explosion kills three in Villa Grove family
A blast in Villa Grove, Illinois, killed Mr and Mrs Jack Owens and a son, with a 12 year old son injured seriously. The house and a nearby typewriter shop were damaged. Coroner R. W. Tay toe said the 12 year old was taken to a hospital in serious condition. officials said the family was traveling in a bus when the explosion occurred.
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Villa Grove
Jack Owens
Douglas County
R. W. Taytoe
Robert
Tuserola
Lcouse
Bloomington
Taylor
Local Service Contacts Listed in Oberlin Ad Card
An Oberlin classified style listing shows contact details for service providers at 153 West College Street and 82 East Lorain Street. The ad mentions Wellverp service and references individuals Bob Crampion and Marijane Dellefield with phone numbers and addresses.
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Oberlin
Bob Crampion
College St
Marijane Dellefield
Lorain St
Oberlin Oberlin groups prep for national campaign funds
A 32 member Oberlin and Wellington coalition met at Mrs. William Stevenson’s home to plan resistance to the Gover County Planned Parenthood Association campaign for funds. The county share of the $2,000,000 national act is $5,000. Walter G. Nord will speak at St. Andrew’s Elyria. Mrs. William Stevenson will discuss on CBS network in New York City. The broadcast is 5:45 p.m. The Soldier Takes a Wife is the topic.
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Oberlin
Wellington
William Stevenson
Nemin
Donald A. Love
C. Leu Comings
Ben Wi Lewis
J. C. Zimmerman
U S Russia Still Disagree On Disarmament Policy
New York reports United States and Russia remain in sharp dispute over how to begin disarmament negotiations. Washington rejects a UN disarmament commission unless tied to the UN Atomic Energy Commission, while Moscow signals no imminent shift. The dispute centers on control measures and the role of international bodies in overseeing atomic energy and weapons of mass destruction.
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New York
United Nations
Moscow
Washington
United States
Russia
Kremlin
UN Security Council
Yuesdiy
Aimeriaty Samtees
UN Disarmament Commission
Atomic Energy Commissian
Divorces and Custody Grants Reported in Court
Various Lorain region divorces granted today by Judge D A Cook on grounds of neglectcruelty include cases involving Hazel, Margaret Hesko, Natalie Kaiser, Ursula Fox, and Grace Pennington among others. Custody orders and related civil actions feature across Oak Grove and nearby towns with multiple petitions for property partitions and personal injury judgments.
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Lorsey Poth
Hazel
Cook
D. A
Walter Brodke
Lurain
Margaret Hesko
Steve
D. A. Cook
Rita Allen
Walter
Resi Aed
Aime
Met Laughtin
Lee Bender
D. Ali Cook
Chile
Risden Takes Post as Oberlin Schools Psychologist
Dr Gladys Risden, a Lorain county psychologist, was hired by the Oberlin Village Board of Education as psychologist and curriculum director for Oberlin public schools. She begins next September, joining J Div Risen who has served as county school psychologist since January 1945. Risden will assess learning and behavior problems and guide curriculum reform to address underlying causes. Home base is Vermilion.
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Gladys Risden
Lorain County
Oberlin Village
Fem
Oberlin
Vermilion
Perso
C. A. Gibbons
Woakly
Gibbons
Tee
Obertin
Hhe
Risden
Wie
Carl
Joseph Daaier
Fornin
Ohio
Dalumry
Pat
Tan
Gratton
oRunice
Thomas
Vile Ame
Peon
Peon E'Elack Moan, Pepriu Iy
Palin
Villers
Sone Solvent Bank
Grafton
State of Ohio
Eunice Thomas
Grattan
Board of Education
Weat
Carlisle Loan
County of Lorain
P.O
R. C. Net
LaGrange
Paper Sale Announcement By Gates School District PTA
The Gates school district PTA announced a district wide paper collection sale scheduled for Tuesday. The event aims to raise funds for district activities and student programs.
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Gates
Pittsfield Youth Box Social At James Brand House
Pittsfield youth council invites members and friends to a box social on February 12 at the James Brand House in Oberlin. Girls should bring a wrapped box with food for two. the event promises games dancing refreshments and a different program. Rodney Grooms released after coroner verdict death by own action. Porter county line related case details.
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Pittsfield
James Brand House
Pittsfield Youth Council No. 1
Oberlin
Portsmouth
Rodney Grooms
Lynx
Scivio County
Virgil Fowler
Verter Spires
Grooms
Spires
Ohio Route 125
Sciots
Adams County
Funeral service for Rev William K Andersen held in Nashville
Obituary notes the death yesterday of Rev William K Andersen a prominent Methodist minister born in New York City and son of the late Bishop William Anderson. He served in Wyoming Ohio and other parishes before his death and funeral arrangements were listed in the Nashville area.
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Nashville
Tenn
William K. Andersen
William ‘ Anderson
New York City
Gnet
Wyoming
Ohio
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Parent-Teacher Association News
Elyria Office Equipment Co
Lo Eerie Ae
Eer
Madison
Margaret May Baker
Alma Siggens
East Dittsfield
Louise Jacobs
Verner
Lanuse Dacahs
Slae Teas
Om Cytoslovakia
Ustras
Magee Pa
Ralph Dacahs
Rim Reichert
Charles Pive
Manor
Dorothy Javots
Obertn
Ber Antiien
Della Belay
Marie
Culp
Maier Pa
Chissadgeny
Janes
Mellon
Bela Petey Pest
Wisconsin
Tran Hasbos
Psoen
Itee Hse
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
Split Rail
Floyd van Buren
Winckles Street Way
Richard Buire
Lake Avenue
Grice
Wold Road
Vormer
Oumenoceunye
HeoTatibatits
al Atiay
Cnaan
Bluebird
Lincoln Surffield Lake
Abe Lincoln
Thanis
Robert J. Sherwood
Sheffield Lake
Fred Lehrer
Gweo Co Nut War
John Veo Pyeratt
Wort Bride Street
Fel
Bly- Ca
A. Agate Todas
Perry
Abise Saath Wits Phoerch
Wuhan
Twig Tagether
Srootdy Beabay
Samuel McGinwecked
Miss Elliott
Bose
Mitchell
Pearl Simmons
Oonneeenane
Carey
SUDRO
Curtis Ambulance
Greggef
Ted
Armecean
Aspotito
Cate Londie
Shere
U.S. - Russia
Natalie Kaiser
Third Street
Johny
East Bridge Street
The
Colson Corp
Common Pleas Court
Board of Review of
Ohio Unemployment Compersition Department
Charles FE. Oiler
Margaret Reese Nash
Detroit
Russia Township
Harley Heese
Ursula Fox
Larain
Dhe Verve
Alvin
Grace Pennngton
Fred
Horace G. Bassett
Mary
Fowlerville
James Setuh Medaty
Commoty Pleas
Florence Bush
Paul McCampbell
Steve Urbanciz
MG Shaw
Union
Colorado Avenue
Henderson Drive
Iiogene St. Clu
Louis
D. A Cook
Wis
Maine
Gibson
Ben V. Myers, M.D
Medicine and Pediatrics
Oberlin Schools
City Cab
East Ave
LRAD
pRg
Ig Haaiwtwat
Marseilles Ave
Stewart Radio & Electric
Dick” Stewart
Nichols and Dicken
Funeral Home
Nichols
Middle Ave
R. Nichols
Uneral Home
Harold Dicken
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