Reserve Officers Corps To Meet Next Tuesday
The Lorain County Reserve Officers Corps will meet at 8 p m in Elyria City Hall council chambers on Tuesday January 14. Col Arthur F Musgrave will lecture on leadership as part of the troop school and two battle histories will be presented. The business portion includes signing the charter for the ROC and appointing permanent officers. Air Force reserve officers are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
San Pedro
Rendova
Loraine County
ROC
Ad Air Force Ree
Rents Are Being Adjusted Upward
The government quietly raises rent ceilings for apartments and frames at about twenty thousand per month. Officials say twenty thousand upward adjustments were allowed in October and thirty one thousand in November, the last full month on board. Nearly one million individuals have had increases since 1942, when ceilings began. Officials study four million rent controlled rooms with possible removal of ceilings from transient hotels soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lorain County PTA Plans Midyear Meet Venues
The Lorain County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations will hold a midyear planning meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the county school offices 420 Third street. The midyear session is set for February 5 in Vermilion with the Vermilion PTA hosting. Vermilion lies in Erie county but affiliates with Lorain County due to no Erie County Council at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Coucil
Third Street
Vermilion
Vermilion P. T. A
Erie County
Lorain County Council
Erie County Council
Lorain County Group
Cancel Birthday Party Because Of Illness
The January 1 birthday party for William Henry Kimber at 231 Rush Street is cancelled due to his wife’s illness. A Toledo car theft and a separate local bicycle theft are reported, with the stolen car involved in an accident at West Avenue and Second Street and later abandoned near Broad. Police cite Times outrage and incident notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Henry Kimber
Rush Street
Toledo
West Avenue
Second Street
Hazel Olmsted
Lake Avenue
Broad
Mr. Smith
Bob Demos
Karl Quart
Crandall
Carl Diederich
South Abbeford
Richard Pavel
Foster Avenue
Diederich
Avon Lake Man Heads to China from Parris Island
Avon Lake reports Robert Dean, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Howl, left Thursday for Parris Island DC after a short furlough. He is expected to depart soon for China. Ruth Theisen spent holidays with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pechant in Lakewood. Pinochle Club meets Thursday with Mrs. Marcella Schmidt. No Garden Club meeting in January. New Year’s Eve guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doutteil and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mumfort of East Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Hil l iard Anderson of Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs. Forest Jennings of Chagrin Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
China
Robert Dean
C. A. Howl
Parris Island
D. C
Ruth Theisen
Robert Pechant
Lakeweed
Marcella Schmidt
Avon
Harold’ ‘Doutteil
Harold Mumfort
Ast
Death Records and Local Obituaries Highlight Ohio area
Col um bia area mourns Parke M French 85 who died at home. Surviving are two daughters and a son with grandchildren and great grandchildren. service at Columbia Baptist Church. Also noted are infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Younglas, and deaths of Mrs Grace Julians Gunder 73 with services planned. interments in local cemeteries. Also mentions ongoing county personnel changes and a two month continuance for National Tube Co. suit, plus a contract for wiring the county trailer camp for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parke M
French Parke M. French
Columbia
Christina
Baker Funeral Home
Berea
Columbia Baptist Church
M. Heath Tadlock
Columbia Cemetery
Grace Julians Gunder
Fuller Road
Gunder
Gratton
Elyria
Olive Genhart
Gallipolis
Mary Yurshing
Hare Tett Krafachul
Cleveland Heights
Leroy
Rodger
Robert
Lawrence
Branson
National Tube Co
Board of Revision
Ella Hayes
Arthur Jones
Riverside
A. W. Jewell
Accident on Broad Street Causes Minor Vehicle Damage
An accident Saturday night on Broad Street damaged fenders on two trucks driven by Oscar Owens and Ezra Knowles after Knowles turned sharply to gain space. A third truck driven by Phil Dratler skidded on Depot Street and collided with a car driven by Mrs. Smythe Sayles, injuring Sayles and Mrs. Mabel Smith slightly. Also noted was a forced landing of an American Airlines transport near Jones Beach due to a storm, with no injuries. The storm passed, leaving cold weather and warmer conditions expected in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Owens
Fenyde Court
Ezra Knowles
K. D
Elyria
Broad Street
Knowles
Owens
Phil Dratler
Quincy Street
Depot Street
Smythe Sayles
Sayles
Mabel Smith
Eighth Street
County
Ilvimt Bhad
Jones Beach
Long Island
North Central States
Lausche Pushes Cash Bonus for Ohio War Veterans
Governor Frank J. Lausche urged the legislature to pay a cash veteran bonus using existing revenues without new taxes. He also proposed a fair employment practices commission, noting abuses cannot be fully eliminated by a single law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Theiegislature
Lausche
Fair Employment Practices Commission
New Storm Develops Across Central United States
A new storm forming in eastern Colorado threatens more snow for the middle west and the Mississippi River Valley. Forecasters say the system will sweep eastward tonight through Kansas and bring icy highways as it moves northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Colorado
Middle West
U. S
Kansas
Mississippi
Night School At Elyria To Resume Tonight
Elyria High School night classes restart tonight after a two week holiday break. J. E. Bohn and Elyria public schools announce classes will meet Monday and Thursday evenings per the pre holiday schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
J. E. Bohn
Elyria Public Schools
Two Killed In Bus Accident Near Medina
Two men died and nineteen were injured when a privately owned bus carrying workers to Ohio Injector Co in Wadsworth overturned near Medina. Victims were Ellis Metz Cres ton 33 and Gus Matthews Seville 49. Driver Wendell Jeffers Creston said a front tire blew out causing the bus to leave the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Ohio Injector Co
Wadsworth
Ellis Metz
Creston
Gus. Matthews
Seville
Wendell Jeffers
Truman urges curbs on monopolies and ties to labor reform
The article outlines President Truman’s push for limits on monopoly and unfair practices and continued aggressive home construction. It lists four labor reforms including early anti strike laws, expanded mediation and fact finding, national health and minimum wage plans, and a 20 member temporary commission to study labor relations with a first report due by March 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Truman
Wisbelle
Labor Department
Congress
Ueal
House
Senate
Truman
Vie
United States
Peru
Supreme Court upholds OPA rent ceilings foundation
The Supreme Court effectively upholds the legal basis for OPA rent ceilings and declines to review a New York landlords challenge. The landlords argued for ceilings ensuring a fair return on investment but the court found ample authority in the price control law. Charles Evans Hughes Jr. led the appeal, claiming the decision undermines housing incentives postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
OPA
New York
Tower Court
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
Court of Appeals
Hughes
Kimberly Case Inquiry Opens
Columbus prosecutor Ralph J. Bartlett planned to open an investigation into the two day disappearance of Mary Virginia Kimberly 20 daughter of an Ohio State University professor He would question the auburn haired co ed and Robert Hemming 42 ex soldier driver who left with her Hemming is held in Upper Arlington Jail on a suspicious person warrant sworn by Prof Emer son E Kimberly The stories from both sides conflicted Mary Virginia returned home Friday afternoon and was placed under medical care
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ralph J. Bartlett
Mary Virginia Kimberly
Ohio State University
Bartlett
Robert Hemming
Hemming
Upper Arlington
Cleveland Paticw
Emerson E. Kimberly
Hemmitg
Mary Virginia
Ohio Truck Sales Tax Upheld by Supreme Court
Washington The Supreme Court unanimously preserved an Ohio 1997 tax on trucks manufactured in Ohio and sold directly to customers in other states. Justice Hugo L. Black announced the decision, reaffirming that states should apportion business taxes roughly, not precisely. The ruling kept the tax on out of state sales from the Springfield plant while overturning the portion tied to trucks shipped to Chicago for sale there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
Hugo TL. Black
International Harvester Co
Springfield, C
Chicago
Springfeld
Probe of Coal Mine Conditions Seeks Joint Congress Inquiry
Rep Francis Case introduced a resolution for a Joint Congressional investigation into coal mine working conditions to determine special labor factors. He warned a possible strike on March 31 when the United Mine Workers contract expires and said the panel would report back with recommendations by March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francis Case
Congressional
Case
United Mine Workers
House and Leagerater Committees
Congress
Cald
Agricultural tips mix fertilizer math and livestock notes
Alfalfa hay removal pulls 45 lbs of potash per ton, implying fertilizer needs exceed a ton for three tons per acre. Minnereta Station finds sheep and grazing help control bindweed with Sudan grass. Calves thrive on balanced milk rations, while old hay loses vitamin value. new hay recommended first. Early oat planting aids rust resistance and yields. Manure top-dresses wheat profit depend on rate. Turkey egg yield rises with selective breeding. Experimental thyroid-blocking drug in hogs boosts gain, not yet recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvou
North Dakota Xperiment Station
Missouri Experiment Station
Missouri
Chester
Preventing Pig Losses Through Sow Nutrition at Purdue
Purdue experiment station vets report over many years that more than 13 000 pigs farrowed at Seni suffered death before weaning, with about 5 percent dead at birth. They now link many early losses to subnormal births and credit better pre farrowing sow feed, including legumes in pasture or hay, for improving pig strength and viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincia
Kia Station
Purdue Experiment Station
Seni
Markets Produce Apples and Vegetables With Mixed Quality
Markets list varied produce prices including Delicious apples 5.25 to 3.75 per unit, Baldwins McIntosh and Brayman pipes. beets, cabbage, potatoes, tomatoes, onions, peppers, and pears with assorted sacks and baskets. Bangkok streetcars halted after dark due to electric power shortage in Siam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwins
McIntosh and
Brayman
Pennsylvania
Movady
U. B
Cleveland
Hyatkin
Vuuimion
Bangkok
Siam
Discharged From Armed Forces
Three World War II era discharge notices appear in Elyria Selective Service records. William C. James of Minne Carpe lists service from August 8, 1938 to December 37, 1948. Ralph Ernest of Seventeenth Street records February 21, 1941 to January 28, 1947. Clarence A. Noyes of Morral Ohio shows discharge April 1, 1844 to November 26, 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abelies
Elyria
Selective Service
William C. James Willian
Janes
Secordd Street
Minne Carpe
Ralph Ernest
Nery
Clarence A
Clarence A. Noyes
Morral
Ohio
Lorain men gain Assembly posts in state government
Dwight E. Rogers of Lorain is named assistant postmaster of the Ohio Senate on recommendation of Senator Relph A. Winter. Charles S. Keiser of Lorain, former Lorain county auditor, becomes assistant sergeant at arms in the House, with backing from Representatives Backus and Burge. Also noted is a January 7 meeting of the Women's League of the Congregational church Avon Lake with group 5 hosting and Miss Lucy Manby presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight E. Rogers
Lorain
Ohio Senate
Relph A. Winter
Charles 5. Keiser
House
Backus
Burge
Avon Lake
Women’s League of the Congregational Church
Lucy Manby
Thorley Johnson
Wall Spents
Court records reveal divorces and a murder case verdict
Esther Greco of Lorain filed for divorce from James on neglect and cruelty after a 1840 marriage with two children. Freddie England was granted divorce from Albert on cruelty grounds. Ruth Sharkey sues Robert Sharkey for neglect from a 1044 marriage. George Carter was found guilty of shooting at Mrs Anna Render with case deferred for probation consideration per Judge Findley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Greco
Lorain
James
Freddie England
Albert
D. A. Cook
Robert Sharkey
Lincoln, Court
Ruth
George Carter
Elyria
Anna’ Render
Guy B. Findley
Four Elyrians Form Refrigeration Firm
Four Elyria ex service men who completed air conditioning and refrigeration training have formed the Lorain County Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Co. Gil bert Crozier Clifford Smith Donald Maurer and George Dunfee, all with military service overseas, opened at 124 Emerson court to offer commercial and household refrigeration services, cooling for homes and offices this summer, and to sell refrigerators and deep freeze units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Gilbert Crozier
Clifford Smith
Donald Maurer
George Dunfee
Crozier
Dunfee
Smith
Maurer
Navy
Boston School of Technology
Lorain County Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Co
Emerson Court
Vacation Program Winners Announced at YMCA
Everett Palmer announced winners in a YMCA boys division vacation activity day. Ralph Burgett won archery balloon shoot by hitting four balloons. Don Adress placed second with two. Kenneth West Keith Horton and Robert Guyeska had one each. Afternoon tournaments crowned Jerry Bruce in box hockey older boys, Gary Smith tether ball younger boys, Jerry Spike ping pong all grades, Mickey Hall third grade, David Yorke fourth grade A, David Bruce older boys Roger Horton. Over 125 boys participated. day ended with a pool swim and busy craft shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Palmer
Ralph Burgett
Don Adress
Kenneth West
Keith Horton
Robert Guyeska
Jerry Bruce
Gary Smith
Jerry
Spike
Mickey
Hall
David_ Yorke
David Bruce
Roger Horton
Prosecutor's Son Breaks Arm in Lorain School Accident
William E. Wickens seven year old son of Prosecutor William G. Wickens was taken to St Joseph's Hospital Lorain for treatment of a broken arm after being struck by another boy while returning from Lon tallow School at noon today. The second grader sustained a fall when the group of boys was walking home. BITTEN ON LEG BY DOG Lewis Worcester 19 reported being bitten on the leg yesterday afternoon while riding his motorcycle by a dog owned by C V Bogart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Wickens
William G. Wickens
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Lonetallow
Lewis Worcester
Princeton Avenue
C. V. Bogart
Lexington Avenue
Increase in Journal Entries in County Court 1946
County Clerk records show 3,882 journal entries filed in 1946, up from 3,022 in 1945. Final entries totaled 2,512 in 1946 versus 1,152 in 1945. Pending cases rose to 554 at year end 1946 from 58 in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Department
H. F. Agate
Two Radios And Cash Are Stolen
Theft reported at 12:17 a.m. from John Machock Jr.’s home at 180 Bath Street. Two portable radios valued at 25 dollars each and a bank containing 16 dollars were taken. Entry believed made by a hidden key under the front mat. Home ransacked. lamp broken. doors found unlocked. Occupants were away from 3:20 p.m. to shortly after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Machock
Bath Street
Machock
Rotarians To See Movies Of Canada In January Smoker
Elyria Rotary Club members will view pictures of the Canadian wilds at a smoker and dinner at 6 30 p m Tuesday. J Paul Dadley of Ashland will speak and show footage from 25 expeditions in Canada with Jim Wright and Donley attending. The event is run by the club's sports committee led by R J Fitch. Future January meetings include Rand McNally talk by D E Sites and a look at the foundry business by Howard and William Gollmar, with vocational service led by J B Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Rotary Club
R. J. Fitch
Rotary
D. E. Sites
Ohio
Rand, McNally and Company
Howard C. Gollmar
William F. Gollmar
Club
J. B. Johnson
Kiwanis Club Announces New President Plans for Year
Milo E. Sharp will outline Elyria Kiwanis Club activities for 1847 at the noon luncheon in the Elks Marine Roof. Committee chairs will organize meetings to set programs, prepare monthly director reports, and carry through yearlong plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Milo E. Sharp
Elks Marine Roof
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Reserve Officers Corps
Vvid
Vicks YanoRub
Etron
Hoves
Walsh Funeral
Robert J. Younglas
Neutercourt
Elyda Memorial Hospital
Matilda Vaubel
South Euclid
W. S. Jones
Flysin
St. Peter's Cemetery
North Ridgeville
Mrs
Grace Gunder
Wooster Wooster
Charles A. Marlin
Sudro-Gurtis Ambulance
Kimberly Case
Minnereta
Sudan
USDA
Turkey
Toledo Grain
Ponream
Ko Hate
Suy Bea
Central Perna
Sears Roebuck
Westinghouse Electric
General Motors
Republic Steel
P.R. Smith & Co
Sedgeman
Oberlin, Ohio
Murbach Ont and Apply Co
W. Bridge St
Court House
John Duncan
A. R. Agate
Movies of
Canada
Kiwanis Club
Lorain County
Harry Murphy
Overlin
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
United Cleaners
Cash and Carry Stations
Wesserman's Men's Shop
Flying Shoe
Lodi Street
Hazel Lees
West Broad Street
Florence Ct
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