County Welfare Dept Quit Pending Civil Service Rulings
County commissioners reconsider plans to establish a county welfare department after a Pelaxine state civil service commission decision. Lloyd Shaw faced qualification issues for welfare director. the board may reappoint him if he passes revised exams. Questions remain on department scope and whether it will include children’s services under board or superintendent control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammissiorers
State civ Service Commission
Yene
Tnst County Aelia
Lloyd Shaw
Belan
Roy
Service Commission
Shaw
Tow Geom
Earnly Warfire Department
Gorelee
Lotay Suite
Dsuor
Roburt
Mckwerr
Horgld Runkie
Corivasioners
Sale al An i
Anata Ad Vine Civil Service Commission
Questinas
Tebaard
Cited for Exemplary Conduct Sergeant Kragevour Honored
Flyriain Cited for exemplary conduct after serval years in the Army. Sergeant Kragevour died at 144 Dellfield Avenue while his selfless actions during heavy shelling saved comrades and aided a missing unit. Born in Ireland, he served overseas since March and was remembered for urging support while fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treat Reuvele
Kragevour
Kraging
Keage
Dellfield Avenue
Albert
Boljepett Avehan
Fred. Ving
Sugar Ridge
Mowt
Aid A Pein Profhar
Lph
Hving
Mull Wn
Sal. Krage
Ireland
United States
Sal - Olers
Queny Elizabuth
Great Britain
King George
Syly Krave
Marte
Mas
Pepe
RIVANIS CLU 1 WEAR MANAGER FOR MAGAZINE
Dorsne Hurst, Cleveland manager for Time magazine, to speak at Elem Kiwanis luncheon with Elles Club Thursday. Subject titled Behind the Siren editor Time. Mars a Yale College and Law Schools graduate with Wall Street experience and has been with Time's advertising department since 1945. He became Cleveland manager last spring. Kiwanis members also planned social event changing to Friday, March 17, at Elyria Country Club for the twenty sixth anniversary party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivanis Clu 1
Dorsne Hurst
Cleveland
Fone Magazine
Elem Kiwanis Choo
Elles Club
Syrenaelih
Time
Mars
Yale College
Nad
Experience Ag m
Wall Street
Clevelatul
Dane
Elyria
Interracial Group Sponsors Vesper Service Sunday
The Interracial Group and Ely Ministerial Association will sponsor a vesper service next Sunday at 4 oclock, in First Congregational Church. Mrs dese 6 Ibes of Toledo, affiliated with the University of Toledo, will be the speaker. The event marks the annual observance by the Federation of Christian Churches of America and local committees highlighting community unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Ministerial Association
Joliatty
Federation of Christian Churches of America
Elm Volu
First Congregational Church
Prugena
Dese
Ibeshrat Toledo
de Mallen
Cy A
Gieuly
University of Toledo
G. Shine
Bustin
Uaese
Former Chief Engineer On Lakes Vessels Dies
LOMALN Ohio former chief engineer on Great Lakes vessels George A. Milled 77 died Tuesday after a long illness. He served as chief engineer of the steamer Co Jenicios and worked on tugs and companies along the lakes. He was a Mason Templar Odd Fellows Queen City Chapter Order of Stars Fleet Cove. Surviving are his wife and two daughters. Funeral services will be held Thursday at J poo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomaln
George A. Milled
Eualicer
Great Lakes
Wnill
Ile Ivime
Stenner CO. Jenicios
Fle
Termin Masonic Lodge
Knights ‘Templar
Odd Fallows
Queen City “Chapter
Order Ater Stars
Fleet Con- Aebut Ny
Glan
Freel Husger
Tamesules
Yosidemee
Fragmented WWII frontline scene with improvised defenses
Describes German defenses amid radar outages and Allied advances. Soldiers dig foxholes as nests are targeted. Nighttime maneuvers near a coastal town, radio silence, and retreat or capture of enemy positions are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose
Cisterin
Glassok
Rome
Roosevelt Doubtful on Fourth Term Amid Mock Speech Noise
A fragmentary report recalls a chaotic moment with Henry Walker and Roosevelt questions about a fourth term. The room buzzed with rumors, a correspondent pressed on, and Roosevelt explained the possibility as part of ongoing political talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Henry Walker
Lauder
Roogevell
Roosevelt
Reformatory Probation Officials Meet Juvenile Court
Probation officers and Mansfield officials today opened a reform program for juvenile probation with a scheduled visit. The Mansfield program aims to aid delinquent youths and provide support through authorized supervision. Local authorities report ongoing efforts to assist youth and improve outcomes. Mexsea city plans to open shops for poor women as part of relief efforts.
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Cart
Ars
Harry Mallersne
Munsfield
Mansfield
Roosevelt Seen Willing To Seek Nomination In 1932
Central message from February reports that President Roosevelt appears ready to be nominated at the Democratic National Convention. Observers note growing support among delegates and party leaders, with assurances from associates and letters indicating his willingness to run.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Celal
Devourae
Ashu
Rendoviritlan
Zine
Jnl
Parke Tractors
Mrr
Rassavett
New Hampshire
Foosewell
Fragmented Elyria Oberlin meeting notes and speakers
A fragmented aloud listing shows attendees and organizers from Elyria and Oberlin. The document records council members and local officials presenting remarks on editorial influence and national values, highlighting speakers like Frank Aryes and George Glitsch and noting tributes to a deceased editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slunkey
Crearge Glitsch
Loni
S. Wael
Oberlin
National ‘Council
Cawiell
Bay
PS. Hartelitz Fu Ye Ebelinn
Olients
Guncil
Sodheast
Disivael
Disivael—Rey,., Weary i Slaw, Elevin Chateman, Harald Birely
Fo W. Gutts
Indye Guy
Findley
Pain
DL Huffman
Henry Tagersill
Weine
Lenin
Frank Aryes
George Glitch
Lewis Gradell
Narl Haffigan
Ben F
Norton VW
Hithwndsos
AL Ww
Thyton
Ae Levan
Nabakoiy
Iskialal Walter Nord
Anlst
Northwest Distriot
Chartes Trisman
al Arhelt
Wy YY
Castleman
B. Emery
James Flynn
W. RK
Ranting
Haale Parker
John Seales
Sandughy
Southwest Bigtric
Menry Hetelma Norewik
A. Tad
Rex Brave
de Seistansen
Clyoe May
Lakebank” Nut
G. A. Landefeld
King Basta
Willorte
Allyty White
Rennis Kainsye
Cwhy
Oro
Dro King
White
Flurtont
Yetleb Waite
Rtis Industrial
Belote Timmva Tesauives
Elyria
Tie Plaige
Hie
Ted Tye
Rev
Snaw
Dt Martin
Garey Ann Perkt
Court notes stray phrases from scattered items
Fragmented court and legal notices recount minor actions and outcomes. Includes mentions of probation, payment of costs, a divorce filing by Anne Tarrothy, a separate suit by Samuel Deutsch against C R Alvirich, and a dismissed case for service issues, with limited readable details.
Convoy, Scouts, and Fire Work Plans Spark Local Efforts
In Columbia and nearby towns, Ensign Odor’s memorial service is noted along with boy scout enrollment shifts and a fire department revival drive. Council briefings reveal troop gains, camper program plans, and fundraising for the West Oberlin Fire Mantle project as volunteers push for a swimming facility and camping amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhecwrea
San- 4
Westie Eerengar
Willard
Yinder
Loniis
Tiests
Oberlin
James Bennett
Elyria
Feld Cue
Afi
Spencer News Notes Shows Social Flood of Local Guests and Incidents
A Spencer community page notes gatherings at Mrs Water Mook’s home with visitors Wilbur Thompson and others, a gas explosion at a furnace injuring Advian Delglish, and several local family visits. Army man plans indicate a hopeful return after injury, with mail from Camp Polk and a Navy veteran recovering from chest injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer News
Spencer
Indies
Delglish
Axals
Lodi
Wallace Melvine
Thursty
Gyn Wallers
Mellviins
Donald Blouy
Cheat Lakes
Mra
Stroup
Lavina Strup
Pata
Pawean
Parents Teacher Association
Roy Benen
Cee Iibrs
Mek
Brown
Clade Platt
Kent
Mig
Concert at Belden School Thursday Evening
Belden Avant and Ruluevite bands join for a Belden Welden program at Belden School Thursday at 8 pm. The concert features combined bands, choir, reed group, and brass, with Tompkins Glest and others in the lineup. Proceeds aid cancer relief, with local organizers urging stamps and rag drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Belden Avant
Ruluevite
Comuecl
Welden
Schien Auteurs Im
Pebeiars A
Pam
Braas Choir
Irin
Ine Tompkins
Reity Rimneel
Norman Glest
Brian Ty Gladyn Red
Iman
Eileen Heigitgee
Joseyh
Wirkner
Robert Gonnars
Community Crete
Katherine Cuttners
U S Casualties Pass 150000 in World War II updates
Washington reports total U S armed forces casualties reaching about 150 000 with Pearl Harbor figures cited as 150 478 340 79 dead 129 wounded 8 746 missing and 30 261 prisoners of war including 1 836 in prison camps. Army totals to Jan 15 1944 show 112 030 casualties with 16 137 dead 12 000 wounded and 83 015 prisoners of war. Navy figures yield comparable losses with 16 042 dead 8 etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United
Pearl
Harbor
Navy Department
Ced
Bass
Abandonment Of Little Steel Wage Formula Asked
AFL War Labor Board members petitioned President Roosevelt to abandon the Little Steel wage formula and allow real wage adjustments up to 18 percent, seeking a new method to offset rising living costs and preserve workers’ standards amid price increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Washington
American Federation of Labor
War Labne Board
Tae Man
AFL
Roosevelt
Amy
Alan
Prcc
Asparien
Germans Driving Into Slovenia
German forces drive into Slovenia from the northern Tireek border as Alpine troops press the advance. The front near the Lusacia junction on the Hinnse river reportedly lies two miles inside Slovenian territory. Partisan Slovene brigades claim varied counterattacks backed by puppet units from Budapest and Chetniks under Gen. Mikhainelich retreat after two days of fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Slovenia
Josip Brosoviatr
Inter
Pritierte
Meningitis Authority Visits Oberlin College
Dr Toomey of Cleveland City Hospital, a leading meningitis expert, visited Oberlin to advise on the outbreak. President Wilkins says Toomey approved canceling last week's compulsory gatherings and urged continuity this week. Tuesday Assembly canceled. Recitation Hall remains open. cases described as virulent but not leading to lasting injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
A. Toomey
Clevland City Hospital
Oberlin
Frnest
Truck Drivers Local Gnfon No Sid Reports Contract Negotiated
Truck Drivers Local Gnfon No Sid of Lasple County and vicinity reported a negotiated contract between employers in the moving industry and their employees. The War Labor Board approved a substantial increase to be retroactive to August 2, 1940, the expiration date of the former contract. Employees were represented by John Whitelock, secretary and treasurer of Local Division No. 511.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnfon No. Sid
Lasple Eounty
Inday
Whitenalter
War Labor Board
John Whitelock
I.ceal Daion No
Legion Posts Ready To Help Discharged Men Fill Out Blanks
The Ohio department of the American Legion announced that 53 towns now have application forms for mustering out pay for discharged veterans. J. J. Saslavsky said officers have complete instructions to help veterans file claims. At least 20,000 women have been discharged from service in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
J. J. Saslavsky
Cath Poal
Oliv
Death Record MRS SESSLER 73 in Blytheville area
Mrs Sessler died at home after a brief illness aged 73. She had lived in the area for 50 years and in the vicinity 23 years, with two sisters and a brother surviving. The body was moved to the residence for viewing before funeral services at the local Methodist church. Burial followed in Ridgeway Cemetery with Rev. Teale Gloske officiating. Her husband Myron Peters and other survivors listed. Burial and funeral details provided by the Taylor Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sessler
Rifmsey
Bessie
Flues
Be Shone Grange
Wils
Herle
Mise Iva Dean
M. £. Hibbard
Fitch
Yilix
Albec Dean
GherTin
Jie Residgnes
Russell D. Pullen
Sereier
Ge Methodist Chuck
Norman Weytiel
Elebeilie
Alma
Peters
Hemi
Elvin Aremginal Hospital
M. M Newman
Cleveland
Oscar Walter
Alfred Newrise
Vatira Schnetter
Widely Known Lorain Contractor Passes Away
Lorain Ohio February obituary notes Gurnier Mandal Randal a prominent local contractor of the Handall-Coupee Construction Co. He died after a short illness aged 75 native of Lorain. For years he supervised water main and road projects and helped build the Gunnet Lider Black River tunnel carrying wet utility lines. He was a 32nd degree Mason with Lorain Masonic Lodge No. 32 and a longtime member of the Lovely Elks Lodge. Survived by son Valven G. and a sister Frith of Lorain. Services set for 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Gurnier Randal
Handall-Coupee Constration Co
Acelu aKi
Mandal
Black River
Markets and Livestock Prices From Local Market Report
Readable fragments show bids and prices for cattle sheep and goats. Notable entries include butcher bulls at 10 to 12.50, heifers and steers in various ranges, and produce items such as celery onions and beets with mixed availability and quality notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalet Ann | Ne, Mis0-18.29, Good” 1S<ah0: | Meehnt
Uoingne
Sig
Faces traffic charge in Cleveland Street incident
Evaene Burnsworth of Eluhth Street was arrested by police at 6 50 am today in a case of reckless driving. She failed to stop at Mountain Ridge and Cleveland Street, with police records showing summons to the magistrate. British investors have begun a campaign to sustain the tinplate industry in South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evaene FL
Burnsworth
Eluhth Street
South Wales
Elytian Enlists In Merchant Marines
Col Edward Raley leaves Tuveday for Sheepshead Bay New York to begin training for service with the Merchant Marines. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W E Raley of West River street and a Cleveland High School graduate who played football and other school sports. He has worked at Western Auto and is said to be among those serving in North Africa with the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Elyria
Jha Bock
George Zeigler
Mic
Wicks
Tareuly
Medum
Lowell Conmer
Fie Wayne
Walker
Sis
Sallshorey
Pet Mobert “Qearin
Camp Polk
Mrr
Wil Gacein
Ann
Edward
Pbs Tuveday
Sheepshead Bay
New York
Merchiant Marines
Severnine
Servier
Clueveland
Rainey
Antives
West River Street
Ley le High
Wss
Cmd
Toany mi Wil
Sing Loi
Merciries
Fabball
Ie Elgrnt
Exeify's
Tie Wusters Autom Mavclie Seevw Company
Avbrather
Spb
Etuney
Atenn
Nori Africa
Wil
Ane Ariny
Lemon Juice Remedy for Rheumatic Pain Claimed
A dubious advertisement touts Ru-Fr Compound and Lemon Juice as quick rheumatic pain cures. It promises a two week supply and a money back guarantee if pain does not vanish, urging purchase from Phillips Drug Store and others. The text includes garbled phrases and questionable claims about overnight relief and guaranteed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dioggiatander
Sam
Phillips Drug Biore
ALR Morne Evrey
Public Auction Invites Offerings at Oberlin Residence
Hgrtag eldty farm owner W. Nieding announces a public auction at his Oberlin residence on Hawley road. Items include all equipment and livestock with viewing near Pittsfield Center, Oberlin area. Lunch will be served at noon. auctioneer RLF Clark of Oberlin toll 9294.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hgrtag
Loepind
Mila
juaGrange
Hawlay Road
Pittsfield Center
Oberlin
Hawley Road
W. & Nieding
Rlf Clark
Auet
Ohio
Gui
Hoabs
Public Sale Notes Farm Equipment and Livestock Auction
Public sale by Wilbur Best owner Walter Leber, Audt Norwalk, on Feb 12 starting 10 AM, auction at 1 mile south and 15 miles east of Berlin Heights on Route 113. Includes grain binders, drills, tractors, disc, hay tools, 1600 15 year old sorrel gelding, cows including Guernsey and Holstein bred heifers, sows due Mar, Poland China boars and sows, pigs, alfalfa and timothy hay, corn, cream separator, household goods, and more equipment and farm items listed. Contact Norwalk phone 558.X for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin Heights
Appleton Corn Hisker
Wai
Saln
Guernsey
Sunrnsey
Guernsoy Freiler
Haltein
Poland
Timothy Hays & Font Clover
Hays & Tans
Siicls
Tarmiy Cash
Wilbur Best
Walter Leber
Audt
Norwalk
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Flyriain
Festieal
Tae Heth
Olla Miller
Maus
Alice
Carek
Call Et Foe
Sersion
Florist
Interracial Group
Vesper
Wosver
Mexsea
Mexsea City
Jobrmon
Geran Conilinet Pansion
Kamuptsiatd
4Th Division
Ae Trang
Ne Prime
Shell Tre
Lune
Aegar
F.D.R
Maye One
broWahley
Harold Jeiliek
Agislash Murducel
Favre
Coud Wale
Robert Lee Greun O
Didge Do
Vost
Issuid Umunry
Comet Esterday
Cella Acmatrony
Ervey
Anne D. Tarrothy
John
Samwel Deutsch
C. R. Alvirich
Colt
Columbia
Ferre Hememan
Myhiy Sell
Molstees
Columbia Dan
Aten
Enwign Lule Odor Wan
Mint
Barin Field
Mensicok
Florida
Tsollows
Ensign
Odar U
F. Ho
F. Ho, ‘Renining Untit, US. N. Air Sutton
Samford
Plovats, Pte
Robert
Park Tett
Camp Hawi
Chitforsin
Olmsted Palls
Herma Leach
Heamlsey
Nis Braths
Dain Leach
Beriin Heights
Mmartayer
Baxt fEtio Avenue
Lecain
Clarence
Thomas Francis
Andros
Sudreig
Bounty
Jbcs
Tee
Uwe
Trent
Senn
Enige
God
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
U.S
Meningitis Authority
Truck Rivers Report
Little Joe's
Cobb Street
Alma, C. Peters
Clayedisd Prodeck Turvaland
Ofber Chaline
R_V
Russell
Mar
Wernad St. Howe
City Loan and Guaranty Cy “Onth
Elytian
Nessen
Opusisie Jute
Hielag
Wilburt W. Pickard
LaPorte
E.G. Pickard
Auct. LD
Hamlie
Wateh
Adv Stor
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