Parents Night and Court of Honor at Troop 105 well attended
More than 125 Scouts, parents, and leaders attended the nineteenth annual Parents Night and Court of Honor for Scout Troop 105 at the First Congregational Church with Troop 110 guests. Awards included Tenderfoot to Robert Butts, Second Class to Donald Elbert, First Class to Lester Johns and Clifford Elbert, and merit badges to Robert Joviak and Lester Johns. OBEHLIN death report cites asphyxiation from allergy to nuts after salad. Florence D. Brownell, 21, an Allegheny College student visiting Oberlin, died at Allen Hospital after a swimming outing. Funeral planned in Durham, North Carolina.
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First Congregational Church
Roy West
William A. Lesth
S. Walter Rashaven
Cub Seouting
Donald Elbert
Lester Johns
Clifford Elbert
Robert Joviak
Richard Boist
General Industries Company
Marvin Reising
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Charles Hupp
J. C. Linville
Cub Scout Extension Committee
Leath
Walker
Obehlin
Paul F. Tilman
Lorain County
Florence D. Brownell
Allegheny College
Kathryn Brawnell
Oberlin College
Allen Hospital
Decil A. Brownell
Duke University
Oberlin
Durham
N. C
Mindszenty Sentenced in Hungarian Court Drama
Cardinal Mindszenty was found guilty on six counts including treason and currency smuggling. Other defendants received varied terms from three years to life. The court approved appeals and ordered preliminary detention as sentences were read, ending a historic 90 minute session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Mindszenty
Mindszenty
Joseph Mindszenty
Vatican
Olti
Chapin
United States
Nilos Nagy
Catholic Action Group
Bela Ispanky
Paul Eszterhazy
Hungary
Olli
Gyula Alapi
Supreme Peoples Tribunal
Olu
Andras Zaksar
Eszterhazy
Tra
Couch Takes Safe Driving Course
Education director Al Couch of the Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative completed a two day safe driving course sponsored by Farm Bureau Insurance and Columbus. A county youth program will start later this month to teach safe driving, emphasizing state laws, vehicle operation, and first aid. After instruction, Couch will offer Farm Bureau insurance to these young drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Couch
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Columbus
Farm Bureau
Markets Statewide Cleveland Livestock Prices Decline
Markets report receipts at Cleveland with a weak undertone across cattle calves and hogs. Prices show mixed ranges for steers shown at 14 to 25 dollars, cows to 16, calves 27 to 32, hogs 19 to 24, and lambs 23 to 24 with overall slow demand and lower bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Downtown traffic lights planned before jaywalking rule
Council discusses pedestrian walk lights for downtown at block and crosswalk changes while planning to install automatic gates at the New York Central crossing on Olive Street. Council members urge quicker action on jaywalking ordinance and address Kroger lot traffic and sidewalk safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger
Second Street
Cedar
Kenneth Lord
Lord
Will Instal Lights Safety Committee
Ralph Terry
H. L. Curdrey
Pare
Henry W. Ault
Ohno Publics’ Service Co
Terry
Safety Committee
F Council
New York Central
Olive Street
Elyman Receives State CPA Certificate
Daniel A. Boyd of 221 Lincoln Court earned a state certificate as a Certified Public Accountant after passing an exam last November. He works with T. L. Moise Associates in Cleveland, has lived in Elyria since 1946, and has a diverse background including Wooster High School, University of Puerto Rico, and Ohio State University. He served as a Navy PT boat skipper in World War II, returning to the Moise firm in 1945. He is married with two sons, Jilly and Mike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Boyd
Lincoln Court
State Board of Accountancy
Columbus
Boyd
T. L. Moise Associates
Elyria
Puerto Rico
Wooster High School
University of Puerto Rico
Ohio
Ohio State Universit
Ife
Moise and Burgess Office
Cleveland
Navy
Pacific
Moise Organization
Jilly
Mike
Extension Course Enrollment Depends on This Week
The future of a Kent State University extension course in Lorain County hinges on additional enrollments this week. CG A Gibbons reports enrollments are still being taken and Friday night is crucial to continue the class meeting at Elyria High School. Courses in Children's Literature I and English 336 offer four quarter hours of credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent State University
Lorain County
CG. A. Gibbons
Elyria
Prices At Noon Marks In City Stocks and Markets
Prices at noon show a list of corporations including American Radiator Glidden Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck and more. The Cleveland Exchange notes a heated debate over a local option election next November as citizens voice concerns over liquor licenses and the spread of the movement. Council approves hard liquor sales for two beer and wine establishments despite mixed local sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Glidden Co
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
fWarner Brothers
Woolworth Co
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
General Motors
Westinghouse Airbrake
Republic Steel U.S. Steel
Anaconda Copper
Industrial Rayouth
Cleveland Exchange
Cleveland Elec
Richman Bros
Cleveland Street
Bota
Plass
Susie Chom
West Raver Street
Susie Kushner
Ladi Street
Anna Kennedy
Europe Marshall plan extension eyed by Hoffman aid chief
Washington Foreign Aid Chief Paul Hoffman urged Congress to extend the Marshall plan with a multi billion dollar package to sustain peace and stability in Europe. Secretary Acheson and Hariman to testify as lawmakers set hearings on the second installment and funding details include 5.58 billion dollars with 5.43 billion immediate. Connally warned Western Europe to become economically independent by 1952 as Congress promises scrutiny and extended support beyond April. The plan covers 16 nations with emphasis on recovery, anti Communist strength, and strategic stockpiles. no funds requested for China or Korea at this stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul G. Hoffman
Congress
Hoffman
Dean Acheson
W. Averell Harriman
ECA
Europe
Paul A. Hoffman
House
Senate Foreign Relations
Senate
Tom Connally
Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
C Connally
United Sates
United States
Chimia
Korea
Huge Narcotics Haul Breaks East Coast Ring In New York
New York police seized the largest narcotics haul in history worth about 3,000,000. Detectives arrested Joseph Beasile, 89, described as a major dope peddler, in front of a East Sixtieth Street tenement. Five packages found on him, bulk of drugs in a rented apartment used as a cutting plane to dilute supplies. O Grady had trailed Beasile for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Beastle
William O'Grady
Police
Beasile
O'Grady
Denomination Council Sets Cleveland Meeting Dates
New York leaders of the Churches of Christ in America announced a national gathering in Cleveland from March 8 to 11. More than 35,000,000 American Protestants are expected to participate as the council seeks a realistic Christian course of action amid world events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Churches of Christ In America
Time Passes Reflections and War Bond Drive Notes
A year ago was Sunday and five years ago warned civilians about land and ration needs tied to military forces and relief. The Elyria Fourth War Loan Drive neared its halfway point with bond sales totaling 1 610 548 while ISU city quota sales aimed for 1 712 254. Found dead in his car Howard New the 27 denomination council member attended a conference on church roles in world affairs led by Bishop William Scar lett noting rising east west tensions and UN challenges. John Foster Dulles will keynote the March 8 opening session expected to draw 400 delegates at the Cleveland Hotel.
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United States
Rome
Fifth Army
Anzio
Eternal City
Elyria
ISU
Zanesville
Howard New
Ton Jackson
Nellie
United Nations
Europe
Far East
William Seariett
Stif Louis
Missouri
China
Indonesia
Scarlett
John Foster Dulles
New York
Cleveland Hotel
Entered Entries Highlight Lorin County Speech Tourney
Fifty four students are listed for the Lorin County High School Speech League tournament at Clearview High School Thursday evening. Dramatic and humorous declamations and oratorical pieces feature many named entrants from Avon Lake Ridgeville South Amherst and other towns with judges including Mrs. Rachel Hannon J B Cameron Ruth Hardy and Nina Baker.
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Lorin County High School
Clearview High School
Loretta Aukschun
Avon
Betty Lake
Columbia
Carole Orndorff
Clearview
Samuel Babcock
Avon Lake
Dick Streicher
la Grange
Berths Cospanzo
South Amherst
Bruce Hotsfall
Evelyne Prybyl
Charles Foster
Ridgeville
Light Brigade
Ruth Ann Miller
Brookside
Rebecca
Beatrice
Patricia Ann.Cramer
Carole Fye
LaGrange
Anne Pickering
Francis Reznik
Florence Dupaski
Connie Hubbard
Salle Horsfall
Mrs. Jones
Larry Conrad
Cohen
Geraldine Ellis
Jack Smith
America
Joyce Henson
Joyce Gens
Ropes
Clarence Woide
Sam
Elinor Haller
Eleanor Pasadyn
Santa Fe Trail
Ruth Hinerman
Gayle Hadaway
Anne] Pickering
Avan
Raymond Muzilla
Man
Marilyn Foot
Sally Henson
Nathan Hale
Dolores Sislow
Enoch Arden
Wilma Hunt
Darlene Heussner
Lidice
Bonnie Daniels
Henrietta
Violet Weitzel
Grafton
Doris Mitchell
Anne Getz
Reading
Donna Jarkowski
Arnold Vandercarr
Faustus
Rachel Hannon
Oberlin
J. B. Cameron
Cleveland
Ruth M. Hardy
Lorain
Nina Baker
Elyria
Davidson estate provides 175000 to hospital endowment fund
The will of Frank S. Davidson, late president of the Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees, provided for distribution of 175000 of his estate to the hospital's endowment fund. It was disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima. U
Frank S. Davidson
MeMorial Hospital Board of Trustees
Call From Son In Japan Delights Local Mother
Mrs. R vacons of West Third Street received a call from her son Corporal Paul L Travis in Yokohama Japan last evening. He has been stationed as an MP there for two years after serving in Germany during the war and intends to make the Army his career. Mrs. Jacobs has not seen him for two and a half years.
Court actions mix wills, divorces and seizures
At the court house filings include contest of Anthony Piontkoski will by Helen Maziarz and Charles Knit ter with Alice Falencki and executor Thomas O'Hern named as defendants. Divorces sought by Viola Bay and by Mary Heggs, and various civil suits followed. County approves Monroe calculating machine and hospital care contract. Parole dates set for Safran, Bradley, and Reed. other suits dismissed or pending. Three soldiers detained for AWOL at Selfridge after a suspicious car stop on Route 20-8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Maziarz
Charles Knitter
Lorain
Common Pleas
Anthony Piontkoski
Alice Falencki
Thomas O’hern
Lorain Medina Rural Electric Coop Holds Annual Meeting
Wellington hosts the Lorain Medina Rural Electric Cooperative annual meeting. Alvin Barth presided as directors elected for three years: Theodore Breyley Dallas Auble Spencer and Carl Hummel. Manager Boward gave a concise operations report and Howard Rickenbaugh spoke on voltage extension. A Oberlin College presenter led a China fellowship talk with a visiting Chinese youth detailing farming in China and postwar needs. Music by the Wellington High School band the girls sextette and local youngsters closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Cooperative
Alvin Barth
Theodore Breyley
Pittsfield
Dallas Auble
Spencer
Carl Hummel
Homer
Harry A. Boward
L.M.R.E
Howard Rickenbaugh
Melville Kennedy
Oberlin College
Oberlin
China
David
Joyce Carpenter
Delores Swanke
Reward Awaiting Honest Boy
Mrs. Ada Westfall at 100 Highland Court offers a reward to the honest boy who returned her pocketbook on Second Street Saturday morning. She did not learn his name in the rush of gratitude. He may call at her home to receive the reward. the pocketbook contained 380.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Westfall
Highland Court
Second Street
Woman Suffers Nose Fracture in Vehicle Collisions
Police report a nose fracture and lip cut suffered by Mrs. Anna Hertner after a collision on Route 20 at Butternut Ridge road involving a car driven by John Hertner and another driven by Archibald Pearson. Earlier, two accidents on avenue near Broad and on Second street east of Middle damaged four cars driven by John H. Mack Richard Crafford E. J. Block and Russell Sando.
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John H. Mack
Rush Street
Richard Crafford
Lake Avenue
Avenue
Broad
E. J. Block
Bath Street
Russell Sando
Redington
Second Street
Middle
Anna Hertner
Lakewood
John Hertner
Butternut Ridge Road
Archibald Pearson
Oberlin
Masonic Lodge To Have Annual Inspection
LaGrange Lodge No. 399 F and A M holds its annual inspection Wednesday February 9 with a 7 o'clock dinner in the Methodist church basement. The lodge meets at 8 p m with Rt Wor Edward Spittle of Cleveland as inspecting officer and cordial invitation extended to all Master Masons to attend this annual affair.
Police Dept News Drs Christine Thomas Held on Bond
Dr Christine Thomas age 34 of 150 West Street is held on 1000 bond awaiting hearing before Mayor Henry W Ault on a shooting with intent to wound charge after a quarrel with husband Mack 33 in which he was shot in the left hand Also reported a billfold with 118 and papers possibly stolen on Jan 22 or 23 by Ottis Mischka Redington Building Mrs Ruth Weisheit Schneider former resident injured in a fall at North Ridgeville now in St Johns Hospital Cleveland with shoulder and internal injuries and her nine week old twin sons cared for by her parents on Avon Belden Road February reports say Xerays being taken
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Thomas
West Street
Henry W. Ault
Ottis Mischka
Redington Building
William Holloway
Hazel Street
Nelson Fitzpatrick
South Oak Street
Holloway
North Ridgeville
Ruth Weisheit Schneider
St. John's Hospital
Cleveland
Rowland Elected Chair Of Lorain County Sail District
Harry Rowland, Rochvester Township farmer, elected chairman of the new Lorain County Sail Conservation District. A. R. Sanford named conservationist, Harvey Born vice chairman, Henry Schriver secretary, Henry Leimbach treasurer, and T. H. Breyley publicity director. Plan to incorporate the district discussed. next meeting February 24 to develop a work plan. District to serve all county farmers. soil problems to be addressed with district support and a county farm planner from the Soil Conservation Service. Funds limited to 17 from steerling committee. district to rely on contributions and gifts. governing body serves without pay. District includes farms in incorporated areas, contrary to some reports claiming otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rowland
Rochvester Township
Lorain County
Sail Conservation District
Yester
A. R. Sanford
Conservationeist
Harvey Born
Venrietta
Henry Schriver
Belden
Henry Leimbach
Brownhelm
T. H. Breyley
Pittsfield
Secretary of Agriculture
Soil Conservation
Lerain Grounty
Steerling Committee
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Elyria High School Winners Honored for Essays
Twenty four Elyria High School students received awards at a morning assembly for essays titled The American Way What Is It. L R Boyson, commander of Elyria Post 12, presented prizes and urged youth to advance Americanism through education and independent thinking. A humorous play on courtesy followed, cast by students led by Warren Sotherden and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Elyna High School
L. R. Boyson
Elyria Post 12
America
Home Room
Onehled
Warren Sotherden
Robert Strom
Martha Keech
Jerry Givens
Lester Spike
Tony Curcillo
Ann Dunn
James Fawcett
Booth Bazley
Ethel Steinberg
Awards For Scout First and Second Class At Court of Honor
Scoutmaster Al dred Alien announced that First Class and Second Class awards will be presented to several members of Boy Scout Troop 135 at a Court of Honor in St. Marys Church Hall at 7 40 p m Wednesday. Parents and friends are invited. Star Scout and Life Scout awards will be presented at the District Court of Honor at the local American Legion home at 0 p m Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop 135
St. Mary’s Church Hall
Aldred Alien
District Court of Honor
American Legion
Ridings Sentenced for Thefts in Lovelane Bank Case
Earl Ridings former secretary of the Union Savings Building and Loan Co in Lovelane C was given a one to ten year sentence for misappropriating about 30000 dollars in company funds. He pleaded guilty to the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia - Earl Ridings
Union Savings Building and Loan Co
Lovelane
Ridings
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Jack Yoo
Gates
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Rhode Island
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Hood
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Sudro-Curtis
Elyman
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Truck Drivers Union
Elyria Labor Temple
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Denomination Council
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Joseph
D. A. Sack
Viola Bay
Marseilles Avenue
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Jean Clague
William
Helen Tropic
Edward Bullington
Mary Hegg
Louis
Monroe
County Auditor’s Department
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sheriffs Department
Floyd Hunt
East Avenue
Page
Judy Welch
Hope
Charles and
Orena Beaver
Durkee, Road
Carlisle Township
Raymond Safran
Cleo Bradley
William Reed
State Pardon and Parole Commission
Safran
Bradley
Reed
Elyria-Lorain Broadcasting Corp
Marshall Auto Sales
G.W. Marshall
Vandera Robertson
Arthur
Oplive Mae Brown
H. B. J. Oberlin
Maurice Eakins
Harvey Walker
Mery Heggs
Ray Gardner
Ghislaine
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Commonwealth Loan Co
Thomas J. Brown
Fleming B. Brainerd. Lorain
Carrie Stone
Gardens Larkspur
Calif
Edward
Fleming, Jr
Amherst
Carrie
Cleveland Trust Co
Luther van Horn
Norwalk
Tillison McCracken
van Horn
Kentucky
Selfridge Field
Rural Electric Cooperative
Hus ‘Annual Meeting
Masonic Lodge
Police Dept
Oberlin School OF Commerce
Sail District
O. E. Winters
C. A. Winters
Brooklyn Street
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