Elks Honor WWII Veterans at Local Lodge Dinner Dance
Elks lodge hosted a dinner and entertainment for World War II veterans and their wives on Saturday. Judge delivered brief remarks and presented pins as tokens of appreciation. About 50 attendees enjoyed decorated tables, a show, and a dance to conclude the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiy
Elks Lodge
John Vor
Alan Wag Ynastcy
Te Mexer
Elgin
Can
Thay Mantetat
Agian
Gerald Nau R Pati
Sonia
No ruling in Lewis case delays Supreme Court action
The Supreme Court recessed for two weeks and did not rule on the contempt of court case against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers, delaying a decision until March 3. Lewis’s mine strike truce expires March 31. Camden observes Founders Day tomorrow with a program led by Markley Beh.
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Washington
Supreme Court
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Camden F.T
Wall
Markley Beh AL
Camden
Ke Dren
Cymeden Sehiol
Byrd Flight Pursues Unknown Territory Beyond Pole
Admiral Byrd described the Little America base and flight conditions as harsh with temperatures near minus 16 below zero and no heat aboard. He hoped someone would reach beyond the Pole to map unknown lands, warning the Pale region may hold mountains and plateaus unseen. The Pale navigation is extremely difficult as meridians converge there.
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Little America
Byrd
Litte Americas
Philippine Sea
America
Pale
Ridgeville Firemen Honor Annual Banquet Guests
The Ridgeville fire department held its annual banquet with about 83 attendees including honorary members and trustees. After dinner, a brief meeting led by President Vic Tomas Savers reviewed activities and reported on fires attended, a gas incident, and calls for aid. New firefighters Taylor, Gilder, and Bates joined in December as welcomed members. The event closed with a Grange Hall reception organized by the Home Economics Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Diag Root
Des Yuniment Ther Waves
Icindops
Farvistip Trustees
Tewnaehep
Tce Quicets
Vic Tomas Savers
Gcromen
Morshey
Taylor
Gilder i Sid Hates
Grange
the Grange
Reonard Binzer
Five People Fined for Intoxication in City
Police report multiple intoxication fines. John Darmos of 221 Beech Street paid $5 and costs after arrest at 1 20 yesterday. Tom Haley address unknown was fined $5 and costs for intoxication after arrest on Bread and Lodi Street Saturday. Becky Lester Schweitzer of 406 172 Middle Avenue Wx was fined $5 and costs for intoxication and ordered to appear next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Nagy
West River
Jhushee
Teunard Eliot
Canter Street
Becky Lester Schweitzer
Middle Avenue
Fight Results In Two Arrests At Northwood Bar
A fight at the Northwood bar Saturday led to arrests. Gene Lanney and George Cunningham faced charges of disorderly conduct and were fined. One patron suffered facial and head lacerations as a window was broken in the melee.
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Northwood
Gene Lanney
Bathalyeet
George Cunningham
West River Street
Tooney
Pater Court Cupaingeham
Loones
Herd Improvement Group Meets Wednesday
The Herd Improvement Group will hold its meeting Wednesday at Wellington Grange Hall starting at WGC room. The program includes a talk by C D Merwen of Ohio State University on animal husbandry, officer elections, and reports by the dairy herd testers.
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Am Chapman
Cleveland
Bean
Uin
Loyguy County
WGC Room
Wellington Grange Hall
C.D. Merwen
Ohio State University
Wxiesinn
Reports Theft to Police
Joseph Gatrell reports a clothing zipper pull snatched from a shop yesterday afternoon near 18 Shear Street. He says the loss includes a towel and ticket stub from Vas venue, with cash or purchase details unclear in the report.
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Joseph Gatrell
Shear Street
Potice
Quarrel Ends With Injury to Woman and Husband Arrested
An early Sunday quarrel between Anthony Baber of Lapoint and his wife Genevia left Genevia Baber with a possible fractured ankle after she jumped from a second story window at 3 30 am She was taken to Elerta Memorial Hospital and Baber was arrested and jailed awaiting a formal complaint Also two men described as around 40, 5 10 and 165 pounds cashed two checks for 98 85 each at local venues and were sought by deputies for alleged auto pay fraud
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Anthony Baber
LaPoiie
Genevia
Baber
Elerta Memorial Hlospital
Amen
Woodford Avenue
West Third
West River Trent
Bret Veer
Death notices from Elyria area include Bommer Stark and Bowen
Obituary notices for Mary Katherine Bommer of Avon Belden road and Adolph Schneider of New London, with service details at St Peter's, Evergreen Cemetery, and burial in North Ridgeville. Also reports infant Mabri Sharon Bowen of South Amherst and Carl Stark of Elyria, noting funeral plans and family survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Katherine Bommer
Mary Katherine .Bommer
Chara Shenk
Avon-Belden Road
Bommer
North Ridgeville
St. Peters Church
Altar and Rosary Society
Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St. John
Royal Neighbors of American
Elyria
Bowen
Red Cross Collects Aid For Read Family After Emergency
The East Carlisle branch leads Red Cross relief for the Adrian Read family with clothing bedding food and a bed set. Volunteers have delivered many items and funds are being used to buy needed clothing. Future aid will continue via Elks Club collections as the family remains in emergency quarters.
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Red Cross
Cily
East Carlighe
Colefedert
Te Ty
Enmmployeer
Elyria Foundry
Yedehistony Maya
Elks Club
Elyria Firemen Are Called Out Twice
Elyria firemen were called to two incidents. A car fire at 510 West Street near Lake Avenue damaged moor boards and a universal joint, started by heat. At 209 Second Street a chimney fire at Donald Reynolds home caused smoke but no damage after firefighters checked the furnace.
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Elyria
James Bellamy
West Street
Lake Avenue
Uke Gates School
Donald Reynolds
Second Street
Central Fire
Court Hears Multiple Civil Claims In Lorain County
Fragmented notices report Albert Johnson of Lorain suing for divorce from Ben on grounds of neglect amid a 1959 marriage. Janet Rrijavuk of Lorain files for separation from Richard on neglect claims. Sylvia Pearce of LaGrange sues John Smith of North Olmsted for 5005 dollars for injuries from a traffic incident on Route 03 near Pittsfield and LaGrange last November 9. A court session covers a death claim of Wilbur Hershelman, a 17 year old, in an automobile collision at West Erie and Bigswell, plus other suits including cruelty and divorce actions with various defendants and pending word.
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Sylvia Pearce
LaGrange
John Smith
North Olmsted
Pittsfield
Lacrange
Moing
Hanvin
Guy B Pridges
W. B. Hershelman
Lorain
Wilbur
West Erie
Loran
Richard Goorde Yen
Chestnut Street
Former Eaton Girl Weds In Cleveland Church
Miss Vivian Haven of Jefferson marries John Norton Sr. of Cleveland at Buckland Avenue Baptist Church Cleveland. Ceremony to Lohengrin Wedding March with family and friends from Elyria Oberlin Bedford Mayfield and Cleveland attending. Newlyweds plan residence at 1608 East 47th Street Cleveland.
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Vinsetta Haven
Sis
Winifred
Denna Haven
Max Haven
Bedford
Robert Stond
Arthur Smith
Bingte
Robert Naysmith
William Kirkwood
O Guesta
Osborne
Praess
Elyria
Oberlin
Mayfield
Cleveland
CE. Haven
Jefferson
Eaton
Raymond Haven
Bedford High School
Bruah Development Company
John B. Horta
Fast High School
Army Air Corps
Newburg
N.Y
Markets Report From Livestone and Cleveland Markets
Livestone Livestock prices steady with choices across cattle including cattle rising to 24 and heifers around 14. Sheep and lambs steady to active with choice lambs at 21 to 22, hogs slow early but near 25, 100k head. Cleveland Homegrowers Market lists vegetables with carrots 60-78 cents, onions yellow sacks 272-280, potatoes 2.35-2.50 per bag, apples varied, and grain quotes for wheat corn and oats.
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Cleveland
Skye
Hathouse
Tania Mortly
Katehdia
Hippetas
T'ytoch
Rome
Prices At Noon Furnished By United Press
Prices at noon from United Press list financial markers across major firms including Sears Roebuck Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Bendix and General Motors with notable shifts in steel standard of Olin Cities Service and related sectors reflecting market activity throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Mortgemeny Ward
Sears Reebuck , Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth Co
Bendix
General Motors i
Steed
Cubbing Award To Be Presented For Den Members
Six Cubbing awards will be presented to five den members of Cub Pack 1105 at the First Congregational Church. Den 2 and Den 3 will receive gold and silver arrow points and badges for Wolf and Bear ranks. Den leaders and the Southeast District Scout executive Ross Ludwig will speak. Den 2 and Den 3 meetings will be held at homes of their leaders with several boys receiving pins. Dens 4 and 4 are inactive without den mothers or chiefs.
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First Congregational Church
Cubinastar J
CG. Linville
Richard Fisher
Den 2
Deck Wusiman
Lyon Kothe
Den 3
Gok Atiow Point
Billy Standen
Den
Ross Ludwig
Cownell Bay Scouts of America
Cierabt Andress
Billy Broadwell
Anc Bobcat
C. BE. Andress
Heart Court
Melvin Schuck
Cubs
Gerald “Andress
Larry Andre
Dace Dilla
George Ranswirth
Billy Droadwell
Cart
Russert
Columbia Avenue
Donald Ignasik
Dale Abbe
Donald Elbert
Ronald Kuhl David
Douglas
Sheppard
Bobby Butts
James Rubeensen
Harvey Wilcox
Richard Stone
Meely
E. Nelson Miller
Stop
Lake Avenue
Daniel Miller
James Billingstey
James Roth
Dehovan Karnes
David Kornes
Gerald Smith
Richard Knip
Detroiters Mapped Illness After Cream Pie Ban
About 150 Detroit residents fell ill after consuming cream pies during a weekend incident. Health Commissioner Bruce H. Douglas ordered impounding of pies from Farmers Baking Co for chemical testing as police investigate the distribution by route men. Most victims were not seriously harmed but several were hospitalized.
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Detroit
Boston
Bruce H. Douglas
Farmerest Baking Company
Motorist fined after reckless driving arraignment
Lonza Fitzpatrick of 16th street was fined 25 dollars and costs in posicon court today after being arraigned on reckless driving charges. The punishment followed a Saturday morning traffic accident on Cleveland street involving a car driven by Mrs. Robert Dias in Avon.
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Lonza Fitzpatrick
16Th Street
Posicon Court
Cleveland Street
Robert Dias
Avon
King George VI in Capetown Royal Welcome on Empire Tour
King George VI, Queen Elizabeth, and Princesses Margaret and Elizabeth stepped ashore from the battleship Vanguard to a huge Cape Town crowd. The sovereign’s first postwar empire tour began as bells rang and guards saluted, after a 6000 mile voyage from England aboard the ship Vanguard. The royal party planned to tour all sections of South Africa.
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Capetown
George VI
South Africa
Vanguard
Queen Elizabeth
Princess Elizabeth
Princess Margaret
England
Program Of Farm Safety To Be Set Up Tuesday
A county meeting is planned in Lorain County to establish a farm safety program. Representatives from Farm Bureau Grange schools Red Cross 4-H and several state and local agencies will attend the 2 pm session in the Lorain Candy Savings and Trust directors room. Speaker W E B Stuckey of Ohio State University will outline safety measures and past surveys show up to a 50 per cent reduction in farm accidents with organized programs.
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Gerain County
Carl C. Deeds
Lorain Candy Savings and Trust Company
W. Eb, Stuckey
Ohio State University Farm
Stuckey
Farm Bureau
Grange
Red Cross
Production Credit Association
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
County Firemen's Association
Rural Electrification
Agricultural Extension Service
State Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Office
Ridgeville
Ballots for Ely Chamber directors due Thursday
Ballots for the election of Ely Chamber of Commerce directors are due by 4 p m Thursday at the chamber office. Secretary-manager Murray W Luethi announced the count begins at that time. Four nominees appear on ballots. seven directors will be elected for two year terms alongside eight incumbents.
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Elyna Chamber of Commerce
Murry W. Luethi
Chamber
Automobile Liability Insurance Rates Rise in Ohio
New York data show auto liability rates up for private passenger cars in 27 states and the District of Columbia. Property damage rates rose 40 percent for commercials, personal injury liability up 10 percent, driven by higher settlement costs for bodily injuries and increased medical expenses. Factors cited include widespread unsafe vehicles, high speeds, and road deterioration. several states are listed as affected with revisions pending regulatory approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Automobile Tability Insurance
Golundne
National Bureau of Casualty and Surely
Elvis
Nes
Agmani
Aris
Youth fined after gun discharge in city police court
Levi Leach of 429 Elm street was fined 33 dollars and 35 dollars for street offenses and received a suspended 80 day county jail sentence in police court after being accused of threatening Al dan and Mary Lee Davis and discharging a revolver at 3 50 p m Saturday following complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Leach
Ch. Street
C. C. Lord
Aldan
Mary Lee Davis
Shireley Levi
Elm Street
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Bulletin
Ereevereene
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
Murbachl Coal
Beck
Beast Ecdon - Rawrtz
HE Thornton
Elyria Monument Co
Bainsix
Aldolph Schneider
New London
Adulph Schneider
Susi Hun
Anna Beckloff
Phillips
Wakemary
Kydles
Sparet
Spangler
Albert
John
Sackets Funeral Home
G. L
Kettenring
Burlat
Fitehvalle
Carl Stark Furl Stark
Sam
Owent
Ohio
Stirk
Carl Stark
Lena Starkin
C. Fo Zarnke
Stark
Fairview Village
Zarnke
Elsand
Nichols-Dickceo
Rony
Heya Loteke Coffieliting
Bucal Watt
Ridgetown
Shinskey Wakeman
Stetay Brinesnes
Florence
Berea
Phaeton
Marty
Joby
Mes
Fesvara
Meychind
Henry Zisnaws
Powry
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Read
American Red Cross
Adrian Read
Edna Schrapp
Inacal Chapeter
Albert Johnson
Ben
Janet Rrijavuk
Richard
Merced
Elizabeth Aus
Apna
Bulut
Gisto
N.Y. Central Penna
Massachusetts Investors Trust Prospectus
P. R. Smith & Co
Elyria Savings Bidg
Beta Sigma
Jimmy Dulio
Elks Hall
Dens
Sewing Machine Sales & Service
W. Second St
Ingram Household
Trainler
Saale
Broad St
Woolworth's
Elyria Lorein
Broadway
Lorein
Fay
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