One Act Plays Shown by E H S Players at Wie High
Elyria High School freshmen sophomores and juniors presented a triple feature last night in Wie High School auditorium. The juniors opened with High Man Tear Me by Bertha Burrill and featured a strong cast and capable student directors. The freshman piece The Happy Journey by Phoratan Wilder had a minimal set and a capable cast aided by student directors. The sophomores closed with When George and Martha Returned depicting Washingtons out of a painting into modern life. Production and stage crews were led by Nina Baker and Robert Wilson, with supervision by the dramatic coach.
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Wie
Elyria High School
Wie High School
Piradueuien
Auidence
Pocncaci
Bertha Burrill
Carel Double
Lith
Ant Scott
Hichard Stone
Harold Kaukle
Walan Sotholy
Natalie Woodin
Frances Lugas
Joanne Crosemeir
Barbara Barsley
Marjorie Fett
Mary Nivus
Earl Gallo
Belly Collier
Moreia Saton
Nancy Leonard
Janes Smith
Carole Flebert
Eugene Heywalds
Nancy Jane Drinkle
Helen Tsaranes
George
Martha
Charge
Martha Washington
Martha Keech
Ray Gehl
Nancy Baker
Steve Gorbies
Frances Balock
Riehard Ehlke
Nina Baker
Dramatica
Ast
Robert Wilson
Hilma Bennett
Anna Dreter
Clayton Gatchell
Beverly Hsman
Pauline Kaatz
Charles Travers
Emily Chorpening
Linda Fitzgerald
Shirley Gath
George Ligotke
Phyliss Market
Edward Murphy
Lawrence Sela
Arlene Bergman
Harold Frye
Nancy Madigan
Gerald Schon
Collision on Broad Street Involving Grace McDonald Car
Grace McDonald of 327 Cambridge Avenue reported a rear end collision on Broad Street. Her car was stationary and waiting when struck from behind, pushing her vehicle into a second car at Cedar Street. The at fault driver assumed full responsibility.
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Grace McDonald
Cambridge Avenue
Broad Street
Cedar Street
Damaged Farm House Fire Ends Before Fire Spread
Damaged OCR text describes a barn fire on a property near Studebaker Chemical Plant. A large hay stock for horses was destroyed but not ignited. The event involved animals named Babe Trixie Betty Boop and Cocky, with Cocky later identified as a former circus pony. No casualties reported.
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Manzo
Iit
Studebaker Chemical Company
Babe
Trixie
Betty Boop
Manda
Cocky
Manag Flor
Fane
Trine
Cuyahope
Berea
Cleveland
An Auctioneer Observes His 25th Anniversary
The community marks the 25th anniversary of veteran auctioneer Tiawson, recalling his first sale 23 years ago at Bert Raawser’s venue. The note highlights his long career, client trust, and the upcoming Oberlin sale as he continues to serve buyers with courtesy and integrity.
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Washington
Tiawson
Oberlin
Bert Raawser
Ender
Heise
Geok
Rattio
Denis Wrafee
Dawson
Auehouerr
Death Record Edwin Louis Canfield of Elyria
Edwin Louis Canfield of 1 Logan Street husband of Ma Canfield died in May at Elyria El moral Hospital around lead p.m. aged Mi years. Born August Hy 20t in La Porte he lived in Elyria all his life and worked for General Industries Company for many years. He was a member of St Mary's church. Survived by Margaret Ann Mary Jean and Barbara Jean all at home and a son William who died 21 years ago. A sister Miss Josephine Canfield of Avon also survives. Body at Rutner Funeral Home with calling. Funeral Monday at St Mary's Church at 9 a.m. and burial in St Mary's cemetery.
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Edwin Louis Canfield
Ketwirr
Lous Canfield
Logan Street
Ma Canfield
Elyrvia
Elemoral
Lead P.m
Ann
Mary Jean
Barbara Jean
Willam
Josephine Canfield
Avon
Ruttner
Mendday
St Mary's Church
Boys Visit Famed Laboratories In Cleveland Trip
A group from Bistia Hoy Clabs visited notable laboratories in Cleveland to study scientific methods and safety practices. The trip highlighted freshmen involvement and was supported by local academic staff and the Ellyray Company.
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Bistia Hoy Clabs
Cleveland
Nek P
Bob Didier
Tae Pepite
Pat
Epa
Dor
Attontivd
Pueda
Spencer Entertains For Mother Mro and Mrs Ralpiti
An event held for the mother and Mrs Ralpiti featured Spencer’s entertainment after a recent morning gathering. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Dawheese and other relatives as they enjoyed refreshments and lively performances.
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Spencer Entertain
Mro
Ralpiti
Wes Hom
Dawheese
Heory Peay
Rg Ba
Steedak
M Rimer Brouwer
Sears Roebuck to Expand and Connect Store Complex
Sears Roebuck and Co. plans a major enlargement and remodeling of its store area. Approval came from the CPA classifying the project as essential community facilities to ease hardship. The Second Street building will house farm equipment sales and service, with new frontages and sights extending from Reval Street to Seem Street. Work will proceed rapidly under present conditions, linking the remodeled sections to the existing Sears Roebuck store.
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Congress of the Coyottian Anchot Activitustealion
Abias
Strock
Acro Frartois
Theoelette Ontaser
Cms
Ficulties
Sars Beeldeand
Reval Street
Seem
Huis
Broottrertus
St Vine
Ingwer
Sears Roebuck
Second Street
Trubey Case Set for Monday in Local Court
High School coach Trubey, charged with misconduct against a minor, will appear before Justice C. C. Lead on Monday. He was served with a warrant after a complaint by George Troten, father of a fifteen year old student, alleging improper conduct.
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J. Stankard
Svn
Justice of the Peace
C. C
Pales
George Troterten
Impatience Gets Man Into Trouble
Impatient behavior leads to charges against Joba Thorps as police report a dispute over bathroom access at a house marked 348 1711. Neighbors recall threats toward another resident and a landlord’s account describes officers removing Thorps from the premises amid alleged drunken conduct and property tensions.
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Joba
Thorps
Maurice Flood
Joe Boyrs
Robiarden
Pout Kemble
Che
Fined and suspended sentences in local court case
A readerable fragment shows a judge suspending six months on a charge linked to a misdeed, with a $50 fine and costs assessed. Names and precise actions are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a court proceeding before the Justice of the Peace. Dates and full locations are not legible.
Fragmentary Notation From South Amherst Scout Meeting
East South Amherst report notes a Scouts meeting with references to dramatics badge, observers, and a sequence of unreadable phrases. The text includes mentions of leaders, a witness, a hospital, and several garbled names, indicating a chaotic page with scattered notes and partial names rather than a clear event narrative.
Animal Hospital Under Construction on Cleveland Road
Construction of a new animal hospital and office is under way on Cleveland Road by veterinarian Dr. BO Markham. The one story structure, about 25 by 40 feet, will add ample space for services and routine procedures. Dr. Markham, who started in New York City in 1895, has practiced in Elyria for nine years from 345 Second Street, and aims to move into the new building in the coming spring.
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Stop
Cleveland Road
Br. BO. C. Markham
Markham
New York Seale
Elyria
Backus
Governors Lead Bendix Bowling Circuit With Consistent Wins
Governors pulled three straight wins over Treadles at the Bowling Center to widen the Bendix-Westinghouse Bowling League lead as Jack Travis topped the field with a 209 high. Machine Shop No. 1 captured three straight from Inspection East to seize first in the Bendix-Westinghouse Second Shift. Foreman paced a team with a 243 series and strong high games led by Carr and Wilson, while Eagles slipped in five at Olympic Recreation but remained atop the Eagles Bowling League. Weathered by mixed results, several teams posted notable individual scores including a 238 single and a 2427 series for leaders, with lingering notes of other league contests and late-night standings.
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Ramis
Bendix-Westinghaum
Jack Travis
Tlo
Machine Shop
Machine Shop Ne
Inspection East
Dbends - Westinghouse
Foreman
Carr
Eagles
Olympic Recreation
Ted
Eon Heenig
Fatz
Wagon Wheel
Leslie
Kame
Festinghouse
Fred Bane
AL Wilson
The
Hawks
Chemical
Brighers St Nick Lanes
Nhead
Harshaw Chemical Boywting
Lenggersey
Ben Veers
Ginde
Mander
Tank Shop
Machine
Plaudlerpang
Wink Tantehes
Ohsmnese
Bath
Shiong Reor
Piace Tey Joslop
Lele Caste
Weepine
Aya Fogn
Clovbiers
Maten Bell
Ny Aden
Titan Sales
al Sto John's
St John
Unable to extract a valid headline from damaged text
The readable fragments describe a marriage or anniversary event in La Grange with names and dates unclear. The garbled OCR limits precise details but suggests a local social notice about a couple's anniversary or marriage ceremony in the La Grange area.
Movies At Masonic Club In Elyria Dinner Event
The Elyria Masonic club plans a dinner on Thursday February 27 with a World Series of 1946 movie to follow. Reservations are required by Monday at the latest. Detroit News will omit display and classified ads on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday due to newsprint shortages.
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Detroit
Masonic Club
Elyria Masonic Club
The
Detroit News
Washington Star
Star
Carlisle entertains at bridge party on Gratton road
Mrs. Bob Tee hosted a Monday evening bridge gathering at Gratton road with guests including Lambyia Chi sorority sisters. Prizes went to Maxine Burke for high score and Jean Holbrook second, Veith Brown consolation. Special guests were Mrs. Robert Tainhaurst and daughter Sandra Lee. Red and white decor featured throughout the refreshment table.
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Carlisle
Bridge Carlisle
Bob Tee
Gratton Road
Lambyia Chi
Maxine Burke
Jean Holbrook
Veith Brown
Robert Tainhaurst
Litte
Sandra Lee
Circle
Reyoup
Ray Wimpenny
Charles Iluene
Doris Lee
Ways and Means
Elaine Holmes
Alma Knipper
Edithi Brown
Tope Goodspeed
Miss Williams
Mrs. Lee
George Washington
Pearl Minds- Reed
Verna Hayes
Ruth Willams
Edith Brown
Iva Jones
Brown
C. E. Nichols
Grafton Road
Circle Two
Clarence Whitney
Lang Vables
Howard Hulse
Ray Jackson
Brotherhood of Man
Kate Smith
Jesus
HH. Gregg
HN Fox
Burton Sage
Ways Ard
Howard Brown
Sunshine Ohare Mek
Hatekt Bruce
WSCS
Ruth Durlop
Enel Krapp
Jay Kennelly
Josephine Sage
Ruth Nichel
Olr
Herbert Thompson
Specal Masl
Tureen Disner
Planned Parenthood
Semipatett
Ahins
Fourtiars AL
St Andrew's
al Marci
Gouticu
Walla
Hi Y Club Hears Talk On Radar
The Freshman and Sophomore Hi Y Club met Thursday evening at the A C A with Ohio Bell Telephone Company officials as guests. Cleveland office representatives demonstrated radar principles and its Army and Navy telephone service use. They also discussed television and radio uses of electricity. Bob Pierce and Bob Hand led the devotional.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Cleveland
the Telephone Company
Werr
Army
Court Notices: Multiple suits And Divorces In Lorain
Katherine Zapotochny sues for 5000 against Peter Revz hiak for alleged assault on Feb 26 1946. Mary C Cook petitions divorce from Albert asks restoration of Burgess name. Helen Monroe seeks divorce from James Monroe alleging cruelty. Herman Riedmaier arrested for child support. Audrey Kieret Lorsin sues for support from Herman on cruelty and neglect. Mary Papotto seeks partition of property naming Nunzia Papato. George W Brehmer awarded 4850 verdict in sale of Real estate. Jane Smith seeks divorce from Henry alleging neglect and cruelty. John Quinn arrested for non-support.
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Katherine Zapotochny
Lorain
Aganst
Peter Revzhiak
Petitinn
Guy B Finchey
George W. Brehmer
Wellington
Wrgirst
Herman J. Smith
Welling
Trn
Tart Jp
Elyrian Fined for Reckless Driving at Weet Avenue
Jehan MicCurdsy of Adelbert Street was fined 10 and costs after a reckless driving incident. He was arrested for driving through a traffic light at Weet Avenue and Broad Street.
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Elyrian
Jehan MicCurdsy
Adelbert Street
Crark
Wales
Reckles
Weet Avenue
Broad Street
Moi
Oberlin Junior Police Club set meeting February
Oberlin adults and interested residents are invited to a regular meeting in Kami on Monday February to discuss the new JLB Handbook compiled by Police Officer Roy De Haven. Also noted are Girl Scout penny drives for the Juliette Lowe Memorial Fund and other community group notices.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Junior Police Club
Kami
JLB
Roy DeHaven
Junior Palier Advisory Board
Juliette Lowe
M. P. Davidson
Ehavonan
Crane Pond
M.C. A
Elyria
FEP
Oberlin Fep Council
Sturges Hall
Clarence Hamilton
D. R. Sharpe
Greater Cleveland
Christian Science Society
Christiane Science Service
Grange Hall
Association of University Women
Daita Review Group
Sherlin
American Association of University Women Ail
A. C Schlesinger
South Cedar Street
Missionary Society
the Missionary Society of the Glorious Church of God In Christ
Christ Episcopal Church
Hiere Wall
Nat Ucussion
Terminal Service Company
March of Dimes
Maret YY Dunes
Maren Ot Dunes
Thener
Vinecent
Ihairman
C. McKee
Reasurer
M. A Houghton
D. W. Aeeraft
EL Wigton
Three Books On Homes At Library
Three books on homes are listed among new library additions today at the Ky Library. Items titled Smill Homes Charities Homes and Attractive Homes lead a varied list that also includes Contemporary Thinking About Jesus The Platters Asphalt Useful Tables and several other titles by various authors.
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New & Ming
Smill Homes
Charities Homes
Jesus
Kepler
Derounian
Asphalt Institut
Pearsou
Howard
Blanchard
United States
Raymond
Theatre World
Leary
Sehlesinger
Lumpkin
New Guinea
Mytinges
Josephson
Delivia
Rovusehring
Dolly
Tatland
She Weirds Moore
Farlatn Staser
Bieler
Tolliver
Stanley
Tarkington
Ponte Ue Tofiekl
Red Clark
Young
Golotow
Kiwanis Meeting Speakers and Community Notes
North Olmsted Kiwanis heard Dr C B Lewis speak on Your Community Hospital at the town hall Monday. The next regular meeting at the high school on Monday February 24 will be Ladies Night with Cel R W Chamberlin speaking on Post War Planning and Operations at Occupied Europe. A skating party at Park rink with hot chocolate and cookies followed last Sunday by Dor Swartz and his committee. Congregational notes include Rev Jos Dudley sermon The Power of Thought and Palgrim Fellowship led by Arthur Boyce on How Do I Keep Christianity True with William Gardella leading worship. An older adults group may organize February 7 (Thursday) at the church. Anniversary honors for Mar and Mrs Walter Fillies with dinner at Mason Filiows and attendees listed. Walter Elliott and Richard Sechraff of North Olmsted along with Weston Ellen of Westlake and others plan trips to Teesen Arizona with Clarencre Elliott.
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Kiwanis
C. B. Lewis
Town Hall
Cel
R. W. Chamberlin
Occupied
Europe
Dor Swartz
The
Park
Jos. Dudley
Palgrim Fellowship
Arthur Boyce
William Gardella
Mar
Walter Fillies
Mason Filiow
Walter Elliott
Richard Sechraff
North Olmsted
Mere
Charles Weston
Ellen
Westlake
Nelson Eluatt
Kory
William Boils
Cleveland
Walter Elliott Plant
Teesen
Arizona
Clarencre Elliott
Mroo
Frank Merril
Painesvelloe
Roy. Wershing
Clyde Kuhn
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E.H.S
Hawthorne
Fhone
Gam Oe T Insurance Co
Mulue
Inavrence Co
Mulvoi Automuaie Insurance Co
Bere Cig
Mennell Services
Grafton
Louis Menniel
Hood Grafton
Cyuelk
Belden
Cemere
Haigh
John Zgota
Mccoy
SUDRO
Curtis Ambulance
Sears, Roebuck and Co
CPA
Trubey
Ing.ation
Giaivac
Lesa
Pawor
South Amherst
Newe
Teaders
Deere
Otis Uyak
Witnes
Abe
Matty
Bow Rm Mospital i. Ve
Vee
Mt Howe Fey
Fai Seth Bad
Bendix
Dometic
Cleric Street
Pompeserday
la Grange
Lagrange
Mita Mishay
Bete
Carma Ate
Fes da Dee Carnelian
Uae
Elyria Office Equipment Co
Whewarke Deanply
Orevary Ee Ee
Fulton Funeral Home
Grafton, Ohio
Hedel
Mary C. Cook
Cleveland Street
Albert
Burgess
Helen C. Monroe
Luke Ave
Northwood
Nai
Seb
James Monroe
Fornace Street
Crue
Herman Riedmaier
Port Clineon
Wis
Richard Baird
Audrey Kieret Lorsin
I Tdia
Herman
Tegle
Mary Papotto
Clevelind
Common Pleasant
Grafton Ae
Nunzia Papate
Tawny Sty General Fund
Toy Vee Read and Bridge Fund
Jane Smith
East River Street
Henry
John Quinn
Dot Blyria
Lordy Court
Julie
Madison
Hygrade
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Rob Champion
College St
Marianne Dellefifel
E. Lorain St
Constance Warner
West
Colpe Stoeet
Biffalowis
David Eaton
Bluebird
Serenity
Nichols and Dicken
Funeral Home
Middle Ave
RE. Nichols
Harold Dicken
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