Tax For Garbage Collection Is Forecast
A proposed garbage collection tax of 250 dollars per household and business is forecast at a closed council meeting in Mayor Joseph Q. Pete’s office. Finance Commissioner Chama SN Bik says the levy could raise about 1200 dollars annually based on a 2 dollar per unit charge and may address city finances this year. Officials expect further talks with a parking meter company as a possible supplementary source.
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Eowagil
Ihe
Joseph Q. Pete
Fant Wight
Chama SN. Bik
Wil
Tay
Interme
Elyria
Genera
Early Years Of Bank Recalled By Ledger Sheet
A ledger sheet from 1880s Cleveland and Elyria banks is recalled by James B. Seward. It links Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co and Union Bank of Cleveland. The document captures officers in 1888 at Broad Street and Washington Avenue with Rockwood and Garford noted.
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Elyria
Cleveland
James B. Seward
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Compens
Charles
Anderson
Union Bank of Committee
Savings Deposit Bank
Ely
Receuity i Kanna
Ars Dent
Ings Deposit Bank
Broad Street
Washington Avenue
Dg. Hill
Ralph Hill
A. K
Sheriff And Deputy Testify Before Federal Grand Jury
Sheriff and deputy testified before a federal grand jury in a closed session. The proceedings focused on ongoing investigations with legal counsel present and no immediate indictments announced.
Hotel Proprietor Acquitted Of Charue Jahay
Hotel proprietor acquitted in December trial with evidence noting open access to the pubic and contention over public venue use. The defense argued the establishment welcomed patrons and complied with regulations despite the charge.
Registration continues at Garrard School site
A report states that no other registrations will be accepted at the raft boat Emia Block. Chief registrar Ebba Fosse announced at Garrard School on Saturday. The listing includes Miler, Mr. Day, Vernon Eleanor Wires Berger, and Madeet.
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Garrard School
Mi i
Saturda
Herd
Ebba Fosse
Miler
Mr Day
Vernon Eleanor
Wires Berger
Admiral Standley Named Ambassador To Soviet Union
Admiral Standley named U.S. ambassador to the Soviet Union amid planning to ease Cold War tensions. The appointment follows his naval leadership and aims to strengthen diplomacy, with strategic focus on Russia and Japan, and ensuring continued Lend Lease material support.
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Admiral Standley
Soviet Union
Washington
Admir Warrison
Stindles
Standley
Secu
Sadorstip
Adin William
Prange
Bote
Leaky
Museeay
Russia
Japan
Ontario Premier Says U S Fleet Is In Hiding
Ontario Premier Hepburn accuses the United States of hiding from the war and says Canada must be awakened to the threat before Pearl Harbor. He hints Canada lacks sufficient gear to withstand the war and discusses wartime conscription and political shifts under Mackenzie King.
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Ontario
U. S
Chatham
Ont
Matche
Hepburn
United States
Canada
Meni
Marga Kenzie King
Conservative
Jess
Death Record for Fonly Hensely Willows 75
Fonly Hensely Willows, 75, died December 3 in Alabama after living in the state over 50 years. Survived by husband, daughters Min Arise and Veranimi, and four sisters. Funeral services set with Rev H W Courts Poy at First Methodist. burial at local cemetery with arrangements by Curhs Funsrat Home.
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Alyg Ia
Khe
Bey Fusbwnd
Ste Leives
Veranimi
Alabama
Manek
Mist
Owes Wolo Ont Elyousy
Weliai Caluy
Whiner
George Massey
Iakestee Beth of
Vivde Brock
Kenticky Poerner
Thomas Het
Fear Grande
Hagia
Heme
Wien
H.W. Courts Poy
Fist Methodist ’ Affeiating
Ridaeiaery Generers
Parole Hearings List Includes 135 Names Across States
A state pardon and parole board has scheduled 135 inmates for parole review. Names include Matikesw Geehenour and Peter Calabrese among others, with cases ranging from burglary to robbery. Some inmates are expected to be released in June or March as noted by deputies.
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Mansfield
West
Virgina Officn
Megory
Peter Calabrese
Burglary Nets $400 Stolen In Local Break In
A burglary on Broad Street yields a $400 loss with a store clerk recounting the incident. The thief fled before officers arrived, leaving unclear clues as to the suspect. Local police continue investigations and urge anyone with information to come forward.
League of Women Voters Plans Education Program
The League of Women Voters outlines an education program addressing postwar issues and domestic concerns. It calls for three study groups on health and related social problems, wartime era probes, and foreign policy including the Japan issue, with registration during February and meetings led by Mrs. Melbourne Green and others.
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League of Women Voters
Tage
Malis
Vleetad
League
Melbourne Green
Wood
Lape Pere
Iieal Sr
Hail Bauer
Flori i Veiga
Imeeling
Unler
Beteery
Japan
Invasive Japanese Offensive Impacts East Indies Front
Reported Japanese operations push into Cimimael and Pare ergieda. air raids over Malate in East Java fail to cripple Malang airdrome and Serrataiga naval base claims losses for Allied air forces. Casualties noted, including one dead, amid ground actions near Batavia and disrupted air activities across Sumatra and Ratavia.
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Cimimael
Pareergieda
Anne Higteg
East Java
Serrataiga Naval Base
Enery
Teppe
Dawa
Fudistey
Sumatra
Pedal
Diva
Malang
Mast Dava
Ratavia
Westra
Yairgeames
Batavia
League Of Women Voters Proposal Rejected In 1942
A garbled 1942 local letter shows the League of Women Voters proposal on fees and salaries rejected. Signed by President Auer, the document references a request for S350 and mentions commissions and board members, with unclear details from the damaged text.
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Auer
Ed Disapi
Auernmade
Ceeowe
Eoletter
Pring Pally Ward
Wickens
Wait
Af Sono Saeed
Voter Aims to Cast Hinting Ballot Amid Election Signals
An unusual note appears in the precincts as a hinted vote appears to steer turnout. Officials urged voters to rely on official guidance and avoid speculation during the election window.
Deputies To Work 7 Days A Week, Get $10 Raise
The sheriff announced deputies will work seven days a week with a $10 raise, raising base pay from $165. The change expands the schedule from six days and reflects new requirements for ongoing investigations and departmental duties.
Urges Planting Of More Soybeans
A garbled 1930s era note urges farmers to plant more soybeans and mentions an unnamed state official and the AAA. The fragment references leadership and field work, with unclear names and dates, preserving the core call to increase soybean planting and agricultural support.
Aid For Aged Office To Observe Holiday
Aged services announce a holiday observance at the aid office. The event aims to assist elderly residents with seasonal needs. Officials encourage community support and note adjusted hours for the day.
No Bids On Police Pistols At Auction
A damaged item listing shows no bids received for police pistols and related gear. The notice details calibers and cartridges offered, with specific bids sought for 30 caliber rifles and shotgun belts.
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Altborn
Amtivtsl Hardware Co
Meldinvee Harehware Co
Heldriver
Anihe
Meat Cutters Push 6 PM Closing For Stores
At a local meeting of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Workmen's Union 4 F L., a resolution to close all retailers grocery meat markets and similar shops nightly at 6 p m including Saturdays was approved as a power saving measure. William Campbell president said the six o clock movement is national in scope and other unions may follow. The group also noted a large turnout of its members and reported blood donation efforts prompted by the event.
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Amalgamated Meat Cutters
Wiliam Campbell
Minerkins
Siign
Ted Gross
Ceiling On Rents May Be Coming
Mayor says he may seek a ceiling on rents and has invited real estate, Chamber of Commerce, Building Inspector Hart Ditkason, and GPA representative to discuss price controls. Negotiations reportedly center on ceiling prices for Seabord Jarepa Q Pet.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hart Ditkason
GPA
La Grange School Adds Another Teacher
La Grange Village Board plans to add a teacher to the La Chance school staff to relieve crowded first and second grade rooms. Helen Fitzpatrick, from La Grange Rand Carlisle Townston, will begin teaching next Monday. Fitzpatrick is a Kent State graduate with prior substitute teaching in Carlisle and Belcen schools. She will teach a combined second and third grade class and support the lower grades.
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la Grange
la Chance School
Helen Frapatrick
la Grange Rand
Carlisle Townston
Fitzpatrick
Kent State University
Iatigue
Carlisle
Belcen
Beard
Committees for Scrap Metal Collection Across Townships
Local notices list multiple committees tasked with scrap metal collection across Lenen, Ridecalle, Linen, Mele, Bradley's store area, and surrounding townships. Named chairs include UK Hales, Asa Watt, Karl Sima, and Cyril Reinders with members such as Fred Geeher, Milt Bujtoey, Robert Grills, and Emil Handrosh. The efforts center on county and township coordination for material salvage programs.
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Myriad
Mo Yeutyy
Fred Geeher
Wert
Milt Bujtoey
Be HO Keller
Fereke
Hewad
Hata
Robert Grills
Whakovoy
Fa Shuster
W Alathe
Sitith
Columbia Pownship
Heine
Chiarman
UK Hales
WallsGit Lagersell
Seeap Sillie
Hentennin
Gacare
I Rideovitty
EA Hvand
Asa Watt
Marie Eldred
Linen
Keat Ledeman
Jeney Selfriver
Pfotter
Kin Bittle
Bradley
Meledow Corhate
Karl Simaehamen
R.A Stretcher
Dan Cambell
Cyril Reinders
Emil Handrosh Asari
Tac
Elvi
Dairy Sales Group Elects Directors
Fragmentary report notes a meeting where directors were elected and discussed order fulfillment. Names appear garbled but indicate a group forming governance and addressing supply demands.
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Dairy Sales Group
Townsendites Pay Tribute To Lincoln
Townsendites honor Abraham Lincoln's birthday with a program at the British Empire club hall. Waltz reads Life of Lincoln, other features include readings, group singing, and bulletins. A card party for Red Cross War Fund was noted, with plans for weekly events and a charity luncheon. The meeting closed with the national anthem and Townsend Pledge.
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Abraham Lincoln
Elyria Townsend Club No
Camtr
Ars
Werre
A. Mitchell
Secretar
A4 Club
Ridkevdlevich
Red Cross War Fund
Leval Club
Tom and Jerry
Zoning Ordinance Amended by Council Visitor Here
State Treasurer Walter J. Wright endorsed an amendment to the zoning ordinance at a public meeting near Whisatta and Cleveland streets. The council's action addressed tax and fee changes, affecting build permits and curb rents. Also reported later, Mary Daly of 149 West Bridge Street reported a theft of a cap from her mower, valued at 82.10.
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Ata
Coyel
Whisatta
Cleveland Street
Tard
Harwend
Fteheon Guet
Tae Canty
Walter J. Wriht
Ebricht
Clvci
Yoo
Ran
Daly
West Bridge
Certificates Issued So Far Face Processing Delays
Post office reports only a few identification certificates issued to date as applications pile up. Postmaster Od expects a surge in business within a few days as flood relief and local residents seek forms and verification, with certificates moving from initial processing to distribution.
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Issianer
Alyrub
Ixsee
K of C Valentine Party Plans In Elyria
The Elyria Canton Raighle of Cohuahus outlines plans for a Valentine party on Wednesday evening February 11 at Koealth hall Broad ot et. The event aims to help women meet men from Elyria and nearby areas with dancing and music by Conk's arches tre. All interested members are urged to attend for social and entertainment purposes.
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Elyria
Cohuahus
Hele
Junior C of C To Meet Tonight
The Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a general meeting at the Koot to discuss a Red Cross Blood Bank drive. They aim for strong state board attendance with Reid March and Water Finke as main speaker. Members invite friends and refreshments will be served.
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Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
Dy Reid
Brang
Markets Reported Commodities With Mixed Prices
Market notes list corn, flour, lard, and mill feeds with varied quotes. Livestock figures show cattle and hog prices steady to firm, with market activity across beanst and potato items. Names and exact figures are partially garbled but indicate regional trading channels and price ranges for staples and farm products.
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Montana
Toledo
Nateners
Pmiaes
AGL
Harps Cheire
Saedhims Osiends
Omeerlin
Thor
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Fela
Sudro-Curtis
G. J. O'Connor
Avon
Wisted
Webster County
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Belen Ratko
Oh RD “Yee Taday
Verna
Ada Sue
Ronzevel
Lesmies
Meauker
Coweta
Ayeriig
Leene
Ae Department
Christ Rannard
Nilead
AAA
TE Pulimine Ys
Pinent
Meat Cutters Ask
Galleghary
ALA Diras
C. B Haniel
Latadi
Xerp
Lenen
Fiat
Batdail
Wyte Oberlin
B. T
Isa
Lincoln
AVA
Towerspool
Milan
Sture
Zeerex Delco
Delco
Auto-Lite
Harry Bros
K. of C. Lodge
Junior C. of C
S.J. Hoskin
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Columbus
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