Tax For Garbage Collection Is Forecast In Elyria
A proposed garbage collection tax of 2.00 is slated for council consideration next Monday after a closed council meeting led by Mayor Joseph Q. Patro. Officials estimate the levy could raise about 12 000 this year on a 2 per bin basis, possibly increasing to 15 000 yearly and may be paired with meter installations to cover ongoing fiscal needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Meeling
Joseph Q. Patro
Conse Bimmee
N. Black
Svas
Tne
Elyria
White
Toledo
Cleveland
Fen
Alrady
Chonee
Medutm
Cammon
Butchers Et al Jp
Jo Tana
Thor
Medina
Early Years Of Bank Recalled By Ledger Sheet
A ledger sheet received by James B. Seward recalls the early years of two banks, Savings Deposit Bank in Elyria and Union National Bank in Cleveland, with dates from 1834 to 1883. The Union National Bank was formed in 1883 by Marit Hanna, and the Savings Deposit Bank, founded in 1872, is shown in a 1888 photograph of its Broad Street and Washington Avenue location.
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Fisia
Cleveland
James B. Seward
Savings Deposit, Bank and ‘Trust Company
Charles B. Anderas
Union | Bank of Commerce
Tts Savings Deposit Bank
Elyria
Union National Ba of
Anderson
Dee
General Ledger
Union National Bank
Marit Hanna
Savings Deposit Bank
Shect
Broad Street
Washington Avenue
J.C. Hulk Ralph Hil
A L. Gurrard Ind
Wood
Rockwood
R. G. Red Wood
Sheriff and Deputy Testify Before Fed Grand Jury
Sheriff Carl R. Fretty and Deputy Anthony Poll Cleveland testified before a federal grand jury about the discovery of an estimated 30,600 worth of contraband. The proceedings addressed juvenile crime and related arrests in the sheriff's jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fed
Grand Jury
Carl R. Fretty
Anthony
Cleveland
Federal
Grand Ivy
Tijuana
Lomainy Mar Heath
Hotel Proprietor Acquitted Of Charge
A hotel proprietor was acquitted after a trial alleging an offense. The defense argued the establishment was open to the public and appropriate circumstances allowed operations. The court found the defendant not guilty based on the evidence presented.
Admiral Standley Named Ambassador To Soviet Union
Washington february 10 appointment of Admiral Wollint Harrison Standley as the U S ambassador to the Soviet Union follows a line of senior naval officers placed into diplomacy Both Standley and former chiefs of naval operations face a delicate task in improving U S Soviet ties while laying groundwork for coordination against Japan and ensuring Moscow remains receptive to lend lease supplies
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Admiral Standley
Soviet Union
Washington
Wollint
Harrison Standley
Unio
Ares
Standley
Leahy
Wade
Moscow
Japan
Premier Hepburn Says U S Fleet In Hiding
Ontario Premier quotes that the United States fleet is in hiding amid wartime tensions. He alleges Canada risks invasion and cites political divisions over conscription and plebiscites as Ottawa weighs military policy with Prime Minister Mackenzie King’s Liberal government.
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Ontario
U. S
Canada
Markenzie King
Conservative Party
Hepburn
United States
Hining
Draft board urges registrants at Garford School
Registrars announced today that the draft board will take registrations at Garford School with chief registrar John Gray and aides listing names such as Mabel S. Herd Ebba Fos Mra Lester Miller and Mrs Louise Dyke. Additional registrants appeared: Vernon Baker F B LaRue Eleanor Wircenske Ed Wircenske Mrs J R Berger Lucile Smith Wil liam Cook and Wilma George among others. The page notes registrations will be held at the Elyria Block and other locations, with several dates listed for Saturday and Monday as part of ongoing efforts.
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Elyria
Garford School
Mes
John Gray
Mabel S. Herd
Ebba Fos
Lester Miller
Louise Dyke
Vernon Baker
F. B. LaRue
Eleanor Wircenske
Ed Wircenske
J. R. Berger
Lucile Smith
William Cook
Wilma George Aid
Paul C Wel
W. Hisham
W.F. McGregor
C. Barris
Daroth
Latue C. Struthers
Ael Ryan
Death Record Riis Metsu Walle
Obituary notes the death of Riis Metsu Walle at her home on LAM QQuaney street after a long illness. She leaves a husband, Baederick Willows, four daughters, Massart Battin Otto Vanek and Nelle Wrthans, four sisters and several extended relatives. Funeral arrangements are set at Sidro-Curtis Funeral Home with services Thursday afternoon conducted by Rev H W Courtney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riis Metsu
Walle
Hyang
Lam
Baederick Willows
Cain
Jane A
In And About The Court House Three Persons Sentenced
A list of 133 scheduled for release by the state pardon and parole commission includes three inmates from And About The Court House Manse Arid Reformatory. Matthew Gochenour, burglary, to be released May 1 to West Virginia. Edward Ross, for forgery, to be released June 1. Prters Calabrese, for amb le, to be released March 16. Deputy sheriff reported a man arrested at Avon last Friday in suspicion of theft. Clifford Mince ro, wanted at Webster coll for stabbing, is in Russet.
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Manse Arid Reformatory
Swate
Matthew Gochenour
West Virgina
Edward Ross
Prters Calabrese
Avon
Clifford Mince
Ay Webster Coll
Guy B. Find- Gernoon
Burglary Theft Reported At Local Store
Police investigate a burglary theft of cash from a Standard Shop, with a manager reporting the loss to authorities. The scene yielded scattered items and partial descriptions, with names and places appearing in the fragmented OCR text.
League Of Women Voters Plans Education Program
The League of Women Voters plans an education program addressing local government issues. It aims to inform residents on problems facing the city, with focus on registration efforts and community topics. Meetings featured Mrs E L Meta Hourne Cecen and Mas Wd Leys discussing civic concerns.
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League of Women Voters
Wall
Pove Cortiel
Anthaien
Daria
Maggie
Cotulla
Washington Avenue
Haredd
Kryckle
Peire
Japanese Raid Deepens Turbulence in East Java and Batavia
The Aneta News Agency reported continued Japanese assaults in East Java and Batavia with aerial bombardments on Matang air base and nearby targets. Allied losses were acknowledged with several planes shot down and casualties including one death amid fires and smoke from strikes near Batavia.
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Evons Airplance
Matang
Ghee
Pea Hie Solidaria
Navcal
Tounbeer
Trepor
St Lava Air Industry
Sumatra
Aneta
Atlas
Dave
Malangaledrome
East Java
Batavia
Soni
Arden
League Of Women Voters Proposal Rejected by County Board
A messy transcription shows Oberlin League president Mrs J J Auer unhappy that the board did not include a $230 survey cost in the 142 appropriation. She urged adding 240 for a job tour and salaries, and questioned funding shifts in the Civil Service and budget. The item faced committee contention from two board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Auer
Oberlin League
Jeter
Howse
Ie Civil Service
Unclear OCR snippet on Cheyenne area event details
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and phrases possibly referencing a person, location, and event. No coherent facts or dates are readable to identify a clear incident, outcome, or action for a concise news summary.
Deputies To Work Seven Days A Week For $10 Raise
Sheriff Ga 1a deputies will work seven days a week starting February 1 with a $10 monthly raise. The sheriff said no regular deputies could be found at base pay and the extra work for the federal bureau of investigation necessitated the seven day schedule. County commissioners had no comment, stating they had not been informed of the raises.
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Cam Sionery
Fecial Bureau of Investigation
Urges Planting Of More Soybeans
A historical report notes calls for expanded soybean planting and greater emphasis on in field crops. Leaders speak at a wartime meeting urging farmers to adapt crop choices to support national needs.
Aid For Aged Office To Observe Holiday
Fragmentary OCR reports a note about aid for the elderly office observing a holiday. Names, places, and details are unclear with garbled terms and potential references to a donor and a parking area. Further readable context is needed to clarify who provided aid and to whom it was given.
No Bids On Police Pistols At Auction
Bids failed to materialize for a police pistol sale. Firms like The Armist Hartz and Tow offered ammunition and 12 gauge shots but submitted no bids on the calibers and rifles. Ample price quotes were recorded for various cartridges, with some supplies auctioned without bidders.
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PUP RS Boninaionets
Aesenad
Te Anitierst Util Co
Meldengeret Co
Berg
Tie Hehinieer Vempans Seal Lowe
Amu
Alee
Bya
Katee Fest Sons
Shebhun
Qleidmyer Company
Subey al
Meat Cutters Push 6 P M Closure For Stores
At a recent meeting of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen union, a resolution urged all retail stores groceries and meat departments to close nightly at 6 P M including Saturdays as a wartime power saving measure. Union president William Carmichael said the drive is spreading and may be adopted by other groups locally. Several members enrolled as Red Cross blood donors at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ural
Itc
Amalgamated
Tila
Tintan
Red Cross
Ceiling On Rents May Be Coming
The mayor says OPA plans a ceiling on rents and invites real estate and chamber of commerce figures plus city inspectors to vet prices. A representative from the OPA is to join the afternoon meeting to discuss price controls for tenancies.
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Suse
Petro
Her of Commerce
Mng
Hart Dickaso
OPA
LaGrange School Adds New Teacher to Ease Overcrowding
La Grange Village Board of Education hires Mrs Helen Fitzpatrick of La Grange Road Carlisle Township as an additional teacher to relieve crowding in first and second grade rooms. She is a Kent State graduate who taught in Carlisle and Belen schools and will start next Monday.
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la Grange Village
Committees Named for Scrap Metal Collection Effort
Local scrap metal drive underway with committees organized in six townships. Earl leaders include Vertes chairing T. M. Vertes in Township Mato, Fred Dreher on west side, Milton Eppley, J. M. Keller Tetchs, and How ard Moon. Gatherings planned at Heneman's garage and Ridgeville Downehip Feed Store with assembly points in Char TownshipeC on the rear sheds.
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Fia
Chairmval
Aca
Ridgesith
Chaar
Eon Lehton
Chaseman
Shriver
Plesser
Orin Beadlew
Bud Weigle Seeap
Bradley
Belden Cachise Township
Karl Lima
RH Steonher
Dan Campbell
Dairy Sales Group Elects Directors
Three new directors were elected at the annual meeting of the Len County Dairy group held all day at Grange hall. New directors include Cyril FR MO Mardrosh, Grafton and Her Scholl Wakeman, with several others reelected. Officers will be named at the first meeting of the directors. The group discussed supply and demand and a government buy for dairy use, with county extension agent TRummel speaking.
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Dairen
Yiste Grange Hall
Cyril FR MO Mardrosh
Grafton
Her ‘Scholl
Wakeman
Reelet
Thee
Newton Reetuel
Lae F Baldaul Fivgia
Witris
Oberlin
B.T. Nesbith
Ganen Merle Penfnund
la Grange
Park Dimatine
Gratton Offieece
Association
Cleveland
Townsendites Pay Tribute To Lincoln
Elyria Townsend Club No. 1 held a meeting at the British Empire club last night honoring Abraham Lincoln’s birthday. C. E. Waltz presented a reading on The Life at Abraham Lincoln, with Mrs. E Bainbridge reading The Country Minister and group singing. Reports by Mrs. W. A. Mitchell and Witty TH noted attendance at a Red Cross War Fund card party by Midgeside club members and plans for a Thursday card party with prizes and luncheon, plus a Saturday event with Tom and Jerry’s orchestra. The session closed with the national anthem and a Townsend pledge.
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Abraham Lincoln
Elyria Townsend Club No
British Empire Club
C. E. Waltz
Vist
E Bainbridge
W. A. Mitchell
Witty
Elyria Club
Red Cross War Fund
Zoning Ordinance Amended By Council Visitor Here
Zoning changes pass after council vote with a 20 foot setback tweak for commercial buildings and height limits. State Treasurer Don Ebrigat, visiting, met with local officials and requested a $200 advance from the county auditor for taxes. a separate theft report notes Mary Daly's hitch and a car valued at $220 missing from his home.
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Gabriel Eaveds
Cloves Jari
Harned
Cuwandales
Audany
Daly
Certificates of Identification Issued Sparingly at Post Office
Few certificates of identification were issued at the Etying post office yesterday as three were desu ed the first day. Many applications were taken by residents of Elysia and viewniy, with expected returns soon. Certificates are casved herd poly during the afternoons from 12 noon to 1 p.m.
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Ayauarice
K Of C Lodge Valentine Party Planned at Columbus Hall
At a regular meeting the Elyna Cornell Kelghta chapter announced a Valentine party to be held Wednesday evening February year at the K of C hall 107 Broad. Pieper will provide music by Cook's orchestra for dancing and diversions. The event aims to aid better acquaintance among members Elyria and neighboring communities and all are invited to attend.
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Elyna Cornell Kelghta
Columbus
K. Oof C. Hall
Elyria
Negaboong
Cook
Persatte Weir
Junior C. Of C. To Meet Tonight
The Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a general meeting at the K of P hall this evening. The business session at 10 o’clock will cover a Red Cross Broad Bank drive and discuss state board attendance. Pinky Walter, national president, will speak. All members and friends are invited, with a social hour and refreshments after.
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Theunior Chamber of Commerce
Tll
K of PL
Red Cross
Broad Bank
Marek
Walter Pinky
Unclear Market Prices and Goods Across Toledo Area
Fragmented OCR listing market items with prices for grain meats produce and produce items. Mentions Toledo Grain Cleveland Livestock Medina and several commodity prices for wheat oats apples carrots peppers cabbage lettuce mushrooms parsley celery and other items. Includes scattered figures and unit annotations.
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Wellington
Chriliaye Tye
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
G. J. O'Connor
Terenrad
Wouly Henson Willows
Boise
D. A. Cook
Helen Ruthowss
Motheus Lorain
Spencer
Verna
Ada Spice
Roosevelt Street
Alvin
Helen Sata Teday
Geverenie
Howe
Mt Fed
Uae
Port
EL Metahourne Cecen
Mas
Leys
Pere
Ralph Bauer
Alyert League
Ar State Board
Bauer
Kerestead
Betseen
Tates Mambere
Vente
Perisined Principalis
Meard Charman Eo
Wicker Sant IL Bs
Camm
Ramet
Aed
Joner
Sida
Tasey
Tage
Ines Pirie
Coney Prgenuction
Baghdes
Abraham Dintwin
Polen
Sesterday
Ahmad Clevetird
Aiden Witham
Geriissrteg Gepon
Bey
Meat Cutters Ask
LaGrange School
Towiahip
Taran Soy' Ye
Therreals
Bie
Dtm
Marley
Dairy Sales Group
Lincoln
Don E Ebrigat
Elsna
Feria Bret
Varius
Treamstér
Waller J. Wilkhi
Douinesst
Milan
Seanary Read
Ranma
J. Hannah
Walter Leber
Ancliencer
Junior C. of C
Farm Bureau
S.J. Hoskin
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Zeerex Delco
Delco
Harry Bros
East Ave
Pasnoy
Syuappay
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