Committee To Meet To Plan Legion Activities
A meeting at 7 45 Thursday evening at the American Legion Home on Ohio Street will form an expanded program for Rigta area Legionnaires. Post commander W O McClellan announced an activities committee of named members to plan new and existing programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigta
American Legion
Ohio Street
W. O. McClellan
Andrew Foreman
Grant Keys
Melvin A. Harper
Frank Memeth
Andrew Hrivnak
Norman Eldridge
David Horan
Robert Catlins
Tom Davis
Robert Fox
Roger Busler
Courtney KF. Kirby
Frank Seward
Richard Blaine
William Crombing
Larry Coleman
George Johnson
Frank Humphrey
Bill Flaigher
Joseph Plas
Jack Walton
Alumni Choir Plans Night Business Session and Tryouts
The Elyria High Alumni Choir will elect a vice president and members at large during a 8 p.m. meeting at the Elyria Y M C A. tonight. They prepare for a spring concert and invite alumni from 1930 and earlier to join, under director J. Martin Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High
Elyria Y. M.C
Elysia High School
J. Martin Beck
Elysia School
AMVETS To Meet This Evening at New Location
AMVETS will meet tonight in their new location Inc of P hall. The meeting is called promptly at 2 30 with many items of business to be considered. Plans include a dance on Feb 12 at the Elks club. Commander Larry Severs and Adjutant Herbert Hubbard attended the installation of Lorsin chapter last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvets
Inc
P. Hall
Elks Club
Larry Severs
Herbert Hubbard
Lorsin
The
Flood Heads F C P Maurice C Flood Police President
Maurice C Flood patrolman was installed last night as president of the Fraternal Order of Police, succeeding Paul Palmer. Officers installed include C L Cordray as vice president, Kenneth Martin secretary, E G Stanskard treasurer, James Inggie conductor, H E Sheldon inner guard, and W P Davis outer guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice C. Flood
Fraternal Order of Police
Paul Palmer
Justee
C. L. Cordray
Kenneth Martin
E. G. Stanskard
James Inggie
H . E. Sheldon
W. P. Davis
Propose Deadline For Debate On Atomic Problems
The United States urged the United Nations Security Council to set a February 4 debate deadline on atomic problems. Warren Austin, newly sworn as permanent U.S. delegate, pressed for early discussion of Baruch's program to outlaw atomic weapons with international inspection. Australia proposed a three point compromise to pursue atomic control and general disarmament concurrently and speed up the Military Staff Committee's work. Austin temporarily sat in for Herschel Johnson at the Cannell meeting, with Johnson as his deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
United States
United Nations Security Council
Warren Austin
Security Council
Council
Russia
U.S
Bernard Baruch
Norman J. O. Makin
Australia
Austin
Cannell
Allen and Garfield P T A hear talk on mental health
Dr C B Allen of Western Reserve University outlined four core conditions for fostering well balanced children at the joint Allen Gar ford P T A meeting at Allen school. He stressed belonging, broad affection, understanding and encouragement, the need to succeed and learn from failures, and constant, reasonable discipline as the foundation for healthy development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Maynad Huene
Robert Hand
Harriett
Downer
FE. Brodbeck
Marian Upp
Harry Wella Af Allen
Clarence Grandstat
Po J. Holliday
Kiys
George Heminger
Allen School
J. Ll. Butler
City Recreation Board
PT A
Fred Oldfield
Si Bervise
Mil. Sando Recreation Baleman
Huere
Allen Rouse
Stendange
Mary Opfer
Sabra Ati ‘Wang
Tryhe
George Kay
Rh Gf Shepard
Henry Ware
Annual Meeting at Lake Avenue Church Friday
The Lake Avenue Congregational church will hold its annual meeting Friday evening January 17. Supper is at 6 30. Professor Carl F E Howen of Oberlin College Physics will present a illustrated talk on Post War Radar. Reports of postwar work will be given and officers elected. The church begins its fiftieth year and goals for the year ahead will be outlined for the anniversary program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Carl FE. Howé
Oberlin College
Death notices in Elyria area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices across Elyria and nearby towns. Anna M. Allen aged 91 of East Avenue Elyria. Mamie Twin ing Wakeman formerly of Kipton. Scott Binkley nine year old Avon Lake resident. Anna Boliga Grafton aged 65. Jennie Nyhart Elyria resident. Mrs J Nyhart wife of Palmer Nyhart. Services set for each, with families named and burial plans noted.
Farmer seeks second term on Lorain council in May primary
Myles L. Farmer 41 filed his candidacy with the Lorain County Board of Elections announcing his entry in the May Primary to seek the Republican nomination for the City Council from the 4th ward. He is the current councilman and would seek a second term. Farmer is a Western Automatic supervisor, longtime resident of the second ward, and a precinct 2-D representative on the Lorain County Republican committee. He is Elyria High School graduate with two sons, active Booster Club member, and vice president of the club executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myhka UL. Farmer
Adams Street
Lorain
Republicary Party
Farmer
Lorain County
Elyria High School
Ohio libraries seek funding boost from intangible tax plan
Lorain County leaders push for a state program to base library support on 1945 proportions and add 20 cents per pupil in average daily attendance. The bill aims to raise about $300,000 yearly, expand aid to some libraries, and allow districts to spend more from local funds. Critics urge fairness by county divisions, noting wide disparities in library funding across Ohio.
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Ohio
Budget Commission
Metzenbaum
Library Survey Commission
State Library Board
American Library Association
Lorain County
Cuuahoga
Cleveland
Met
Walter Wright
Seward Black
Elyria
Meyzerbaim
Black
C. W Faxon
Elyria Sibways Board
Presidig
St ‘Dig
Extension Of Water Service To Ridgeville Favored By 60.3 Per Cent
A survey on extending Lorain County water service to Ridgeville shows 60.3 percent of frontage favored the project based on an estimated $1.73 per foot frontage. Total cost near $300,000 for 110,073 feet of line. assessment over ten years at $16½ per acre on 495 acres. Commissioners deferred action, awaiting further data and possible March meeting due to absence of a member.
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Ridgeville
Biyria Water Service
Riudgeville
Lester Osborne
T. W. Laundon
Oscar G. Dunn
Race Road
Maddock Road
Lorain Road
Cleveland Road
Elyria
Cuyahoga
Root Road
Jaycux Road
Case Road
Ridgeville-Larain
Commissioners To Visit Columbus On County Business
County Commissioners Atlan R. Branson and Thomas McGeachie Wi will travel to Columbus tomorrow and Thursday to meet with the state highway department about Lorain county road projects this year. Proposed work includes a Elyria to Lorain state road along the old Yellow Line right of way and improvements along Rotate 58 from Pittsfield south. They will also discuss funding for the dependent children program, arrange civil service examinations for a county dog warden, and plan relief operations for the Earle Avenue bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlan R. Branson
Thomas McGeachie Wi
Columbus
State Highway Department
Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain
Pittsfield
Welfare Department
Civil Service Commission
Erle Avenue
One of Wellington's Oldest Business Places Changes Hands
Harry C Otterbacher of Wellington sold his Imple ment and Harness Shop at 143 Herrick avenue east to Junior Kalbe of Penfield who runs the Dickason farm. Kalbe takes possession in 30 days. The shop, dating to 1876, began as a harness shop by J. M. Otterbacher, father of Harry. J. M. Otterbacher died September 10, 1910.
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Wellington
Harry C. Otterbacher
Herrick Avenue
Junior Kalbe
Penfield
Dickason
Kalbe
J. M. Oterbacher
Harry Otterbacher
J. M. Otterbacher
Larry
Otterbacher
Edward Wells, Sr
Markets Notes From Cleveland Livestock and Chicago Commodities
Market slow and steady receipts mix across cattle calves and sheep with varied prices. Cattle top end steady to slightly higher, calves strong, sheep and lambs uneven with top quality bids. Chicago quotes show weak butter and eggs steady, grain futures mixed with soybeans and oats, while Toledo grain prices edge up on red and yellow corn and soybeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mede Nora
Butchers
Chicago
Toledo Grain
Toledo
Eaote
ELIS
Divorces and court actions in Elyria and Lorain districts
Della Harding of Elyria and Tone Skorke were granted divorces by Judge Guy B. Findley on neglect and cruelty respectively, with alimony and property settlements noted. A juvenile court neglect case led to Helen Bokay’s arrest. Doris Flaherty filed for divorce from Patrick Flaherty Jr., and Mare Miles sought a divorce from Harper, restoring her previous name Turner. County actions included approving and denying several criminal cost bills, and funding new laundry equipment and county vouchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Harding
Elyria
Robert
Guy B. Findley
Tone Skorke
Edward
Helen Bokay
Prospect Street
Charles W. Rimer
Doris Flaherty
Lorain
Patrick Flaherty, Jr
Flaherty
Mare Miles
Middle Avenue
Harper
Turner
Former Prosecutor Nevins Must Serve Sentenced Term
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that Jerome A. Nevins, former Clark county prosecutor convicted of taking bribes from gamblers, must serve a ten year sentence in an Ohio penitentiary. Firefighters found no fire at 610 West River Street, 5:10 p.m., due to a defective oil burner causing smoke pipe to overheat. no damage and power shut off. Elyria civil service commission reelected M. F. Fey as chairman. George Robson reappointed secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Jerome A. Nevins
Clark County
Ohio
D. A. Lahiff
West River Street
M. F. Fey
Elyvia Civil Service Commission
Tha Board
George Robson
Minister And Church Organist Sought On Morals Charge
GRAND RAPIDS Michigan a 44 year old minister and his church organist were sought in Dallas Texas on a morals charge. The warrant named Rev Daniel L Reedy and Mrs Mary Marguerite Cowles as adultery suspects. Police reported Mrs Cowles husband Patti Cowles said his wife withdrew 1800 from their savings before vanishing with the minister. A telegram to the congregation urged consideration of the note from Reedy who resigned. Reedy had served 26 years and marked his silver anniversary in 1945 after moving from Kalamazoo three years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dallas
Texas
Kent County
Menso BR. Bolt
Daniell. Reeldy
Mary Marguerite Cowles
Cowles
Patti
Plainfield Avenue Methodist Church
Reedy
Reed
Kalamazoo
Merger Question Raised Between County Welfare Agencies
County commissioners discussed comparing costs between the county child welfare board and the county welfare department as they consider merging the child welfare department with the coordinated welfare operation. No action was taken beyond planning to gather more data on costs and procedures. Ronald Chapman of 152 Eastern Heights Blvd faced fines of 310 and costs for reckless driving after a safety stop violation at Broad and Prospect. Harold Kemp of 235 Erie Street was cited after his car struck a pedestrian at Court and Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Child Welfare Board
County Welfare Department
Child Welfare Department
Child Welfare Board
Welfare Board
Ronald Chapman
Eastern Heights Blvd
Broad and
Prospect Street
Harold Kemp
Erie Street
Court and
Broad Street
Toledo Club Members Linked to Medina Robbery Spree
Police identify Toledo boys as suspects in an antique shop and five other Medina robberies. Loot worth 100 dollars, two titles, and a shotgun recovered. A letter found with the loot hints at club affiliation and boasts of pistol skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Reserve Officers Planning For Future Events
Temporary officers for the IH activated Lorain County Chapter of the Reserve Officers Association were elected at a meeting at the Eagles Hall last night. Major Arthur L. Richwine was chosen acting chairman, Capt. Theodore Reese acting secretary and treasurer, Major George L. Slater temporary vice chairman. Col. Arthur S. Musgrave conducted a troop school and showed films of American troops in Italy. Thirty seven men signed the charter. A committee including Lt. Col. Roy E. Hultz, Major Harold F. Weiland, and Capt. Reese was named to pick a meeting place and date for next month. Committees will be appointed soon for various activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Eagles Hall
Arthur L. Richwine
Bisatia
Theodore Reese
George L. Slater
Arthur S. Musgrave
Lorain
Italy
Roy E. Hultz
Harold F. Weiland
Reese
Price To Milk Producers Sets 5.46 Per CWT Minimum
Howard G. Eisaman, administrator for Federal Order No. 15, Cleveland Milk Marketing Area, announces a minimum uniform price of 5.46 dollars per hundredweight for milk with 3.5 percent butterfat delivered to Cleveland handlers last month. A butterfat differential of 9.6 cents applies per tenth of one percent above or below 3.6 percent. Producers are to be paid by January 20 under the Cleveland Milk Order, based on December classifications: Class One 36,713,735 pounds. Class Two 331,357 pounds. Class Three 2,048,167 pounds. total 39,593,859 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard G. Eisaman
Cleveland
F.O.B
Clevelan
Man Recovers After Gas Incident In North Olmsted
John Albrechet and Loretta Albrecht were overcome by gas at their Columbian Road home on December 31. John recovered and is at his daughter and son-in-law Earl Jesset’s Cleveland home. Loretta could not be revived by firemen who used inhalators. Her funeral was held Saturday January 4 in Cleveland with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Anna Boliga Grafton
Anna Bouga
Nerhame
Chamberlain Road
Lit Grange
Grafton
Immaculate Conception Church of
Adiar 'Society of the Church
Wyle J Namy
Miss Agnes
Withat
Cleveland
John Maretin Rieter
Joseph Rieter
Florida
Elizabeth Seehirsing
Parma
Russell D Fulton
Iqumaci
Late Conception
P. J. Fercon
St. Mary's Cemetery
Graftton
North Olmsted
John Albrecht
Loretta
Columbian Road
Berea Hospital
Earl Jesset
Albrecht
Calvary Cemetery
Reappointment of A G aides and chief engineer named
Atty Gen Hugh 5 Jenkins reappoints John P Walsh of Canton as first assistant and E G Schuegsler of Cincinnati as chief counsel for a second term. Also reappoints assistant attorneys general. Murray D Shaffer names Frank M Williams of Columbus as chief engineer of the State Highway Department. Williams joined in 1840 as executive assistant and served in the Pacific Theater during the war, discharged May 1936.
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Jenkins Columbus
Hugh 5
Jenkins
John P. Walsh
Canton
E. G. Schuegsler
Cincinnati
Murray D. Shaffer
Frank M. Williams
Columbus
Willams
Department
Pacific
Edith Harkness Dies Widow of William L Harkness
Edith Hate Harkness 83 widow of financier and philanthropist William Lamon Harkness died yesterday at her New York home. She was daughter of banker Edwin S Hale of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Harkness
New York
Edith Hate Harkness
Wiliam Lamon Harkness
Edwin 5. Hale
Cleveland
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Flood Heads F.C.P
Peerendseng
State Guard
Col
RW. Collins
Calling
Talmadge
Arial
State Capitol
Arnall
State Supreme Coun
Assembly
Gene Talmadge
Georgia
Young Talmadge
James V. Campicngel
Talmadge Bowers
Thompson
BAY O8
Sedgeman Omblin
CHIC
Parent-Teacher Association News
Florist
Phoos
Lake Ave
Ene
Anna M. Allen
East Avenue
William G. Allen
Greenwich
First Christian Church
Clayton E. ‘Allen
Kenmore
Mabel A. del
Henry K. Shaw
LePorte
Mamie Twining Wakeman
Mamie Twining
Washington, Pa
Hospita
Kipton
Clarence
Church of the Nazarene
Shelby
Camden
Myrtle
Paul
Carl
Ward
Scott Binkley
Avon Lake
Klanke Funeral
Lakewood
Harry Binkley
Lear Road
Avon Lake School
Martha Jane
Charles
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Charles Scott
Jewett
J. H. Binkley
Jennie Nyhart
Palmer Nyhart
Beverly Court
Wea Ness
St Avant
John Randle
Grose
Alisa
William Rundle
Chirks
Seronten Pa
Taylor
Maple Grove Cemetery
Vere Pribings
NOY Central
Tivan Cattoad Daeg
Sears
Regbues
Westaghiuse
Woolworth Co
Henaix
General Motors
White Motors
Repuboc
Sree
OS Steel Sanderd of Chi Ques Service
P. R. Smith & Co
Arge
Myles L. Farmer
Tern
SUDRO
Curtis Ambulance
Ghee
Gantery
Baldwin
Athens
Ufthern
Penn- Sivania
ORION
Ash — Hubbard
Fuihesine
Aly
Delbert L. Ogilvy
Berea
Sheriff Department
Costa
Richard Baird
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Lord
Manufacturers and Fabricators Co
County Auditor's Department
Merchants Industries Co
Eben Holden
Elyria Monument Co
W. EH. Trethewey
Odm Ghanites
Seemunevans
Cannel Coal
Fireplace Coal and Supply CO
Murbach
Flash Guns Cable
M.m
Surdock Stegman
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