Rationing boards vow strict rules and penalties
Columbus reports rationing boards pledge tough action to enforce new tire and fuel restrictions. Officials urge public seriousness as the War Production era measures tighten, with boards to handle tire certificates, quotas, and penalties. Defense workers face travel adjustments and counties determine city quotas. Sweden uncovers coal deposits estimated at 6 to 12 million tons, per the Department of Commerce.
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Columbus
AYOTH
Lipothelr
Paul Marton
Tixional Tire
Vila Tiane
Morton
Fostoria
Bellevur
Ashland
Mansfield
Shelby
Ashland County
Morton Salt
Sweden
Slamp albums offered with bonded registration plan
The notice states the carrier provides slamp albums on request, each album holds 187 slamps, and registering the bond costs $25.00. It suggests starting an album for every family member and implies a bonded registration process.
Firemen Discuss Protection In War At Amherst Session
Amherst firemen host North Central Firemen's Association meeting with delegates from Lorain Oberlin Ridgeville Grafton South Amherst Wakeman Vermilion Huron Berlin Heights Birmingham Black River Sheffield Township Sheffield Lake Avon Avon Lake Fairview Village and Ann Horst Captain J J Kelly of Lorain spoke on civilian and industrial protection after Ohio State University coursework Topics included sabotage espionage first aid fire defense gas protection blackouts communications industrial plant protection bomb disposal shelter safety Vermilion’s leader presided as newly elected association president
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Ohio State University
Giverr
Ohio State Council of Defense
Wer
Vermilion At
Association
Grafton Notes of Friends and Local Visits Grow
Grafton NEWA notes report many visits and well wishes. Mennell health improved after leaving for Whither California. Elyria visitors include Mr and Mrs Irvin Klincel and Aulen. Mrs Lottie Klincel and Mrs E Schriver spent time with daughter. Lois Laine and children to Atlanta Georgia. North Royalton guests Roland Pf.... and Andry with Mr and Mrs A B Pfeiffer. Cleveland visitors at G Leonard Baker home. Jennie Bennett celebrated 89th birthday with cards and flowers from her children. Wakeman relatives visited George Harrison family. Guests at Fannie Durker home included Meo and Guy Darker. Elyria couple Harold Gray joined C Johnson hamr for Sunday dinner. Myers and Leona Seckt visited Estella Aldrich. P B Roger home hosted Lee McClellan and Gleason McClellan with others from Akron and Rocky River. Lehriver family celebrated grandson Allen Dietrich’s seventh birthday.
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NEWA
Grafton
Ale. Mennell
Whither
Calif
PL HL Rogers
Atlanta
Georgia
W. G. Reese
Robert
G. Leonard Baker
Cleveland
Jennie Bennett
Geo. Harrison
Wakeman
George Harrison
Guy Darker
Fannie Durker
Litchfield
Harold Gray
Elyria
Glen Rogers
P. B. Roger
F. E. Lehriver
Allen Dietri
FOR VICTORY DINNER HOSTED WITH GUESTS AND PLANS
A Victory dinner was held Sunday with guests including ME and A G KH Dietrick and sons of Elyria. The couple will establish their home in Cleveland as he serves in the merchant marine. Joint session of Lawrence E. Broome Post and Ladies Aux is planned at Mrs Thomas Lilley's home Tuesday evening with attendance urged.
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A G
KH. Dietrick and Sons of
Elyria
Chool
Cleveland
Ward
Rochester
le Merchant Marine
Lawrence E. Broome
Americas Legion
Thomas. Lilley
Dannery
New London PT A Meeting Honors Past Presidents
New London PT A will host a Tuesday evening event February 3 under Mrs Gilbert. The Stephen Foster program profiles the poet and songwriter's life. Second grade mothers, led by Mrs Lloyd Wight with Mrs Julia Lowell, handle the social portion. Special invitations extend to all past PT A officers.
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PT. A
WEW
London
Temcar Assetion
Lug Association
Gilbert
Stephen Foster
Lloyd Wight
Julia Lowell
Wonder'’S
West River Road Bries and Local Moves
West River Road briefs note a small turnout at a Markley Bay Stunt meeting with limited business. Entries mention families visiting, moves to Lodi Street, and residents staying with relatives, including Beasley and Mason families at Telegraph area.
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West River Road
Jani Hirsh
Jenna Brust
Chillienthe
Markley Bay
William Worcester
Richard
Fred Worcester
Elyr
Harold DO
Worcester
Shaddon Road
Abe Bonrley
Hoycore
E. A. Mason
Lodi Street
Beasley
Imme
Morris
Mop Beese
Penfield C F MEETS PENFIELD The Christian Endeavor meeting
The Christian Endeavor met Sund ay with singing led by Doris ion plus Rolla as pianist and Ima Looy conducting. They decided to buy beaverboards for the basement. A skating party was planned for Saturday evening at Mrs Leach's home. Mrs Leach led the missionary session on Church in Our Community Living in Jesus sung by Josephine Rolin Lois Leach Wilma Lovy and Doris Brow.
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C.F
Penfield
Sund
Memng
Jan
Mat
Oprard
Doris Ion
Rolla
Ima Looy
Mis Leach
Jesus
Josephine Rolin
Lois Leach
Wilma Lovy
Doris Brow
Canday
Mal
Clan
Ridgeville Grange Names Committees At Meeting
Ridgeville Grange held a Tuesday meeting with John Burke presiding. Committees were appointed for Home Economics, Ladies degree, and men's work. A Red Cross supper was planned with date to be announced. Also noted were sick lists, upcoming events, and school and church committee updates.
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Nortis Ridgeville
Grange
John Burke
Hester &Taylor
Roll Oil
Lucille Urig
Carl Kathe
Ethel Knapp
Meg
Frank Mason
Auli
George T
Charles Gilder
James 5
Local social notes mix of names and visits in Medina area
Erhart Mry Edie Ripheck is seriously ill with pneumonia in Lodi. Miss Alice Scheltha of Valley is helping in the Haury and family of Mehoa, spent Sunday with his father G Haury. Edwin Walters of Spencer and Miss Marty Grimm of Medina spent one day visiting at the Dean Regal home. Riene were Mi and Mer Giheist Gheess and mother Mrs. Albert Gross of Medina and Mrs Ada line Benehe of Els. Mrs Herbert Grabenstetter has moved to Valley Cts with her daughter, Mass Hose, where is Tarh mz the schol. Mrs Rebeccs Debsand and her cousin Mrs Ruby Meyer Sunday chortery 3 Bertrand Lackyear and Glen.
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Edie Ripheck
Lodi
Alice Schelthas
Valley
Kipton Parent-Teacher Meeting and Local News
Kipton holds a parent teacher meeting at the high school auditorium on Wednesday evening with Oberlin public schools superintendent CE Wigton as guest speaker. Edd Ashffe was hospitalized Tuesday morning in critical condition at Allen Hospital after a morning illness. Mrs. Lea Radcliffe of Townsend underwent major surgery at Norwalk Hospital Monday, sister of Mrs. George Riekel. Mr. and Mrs. Stuckey of Cleveland took over the Brydon grocery business Saturday. Dora Pomeroy of Wakeman visited with family. Lois Brydon spent time in Lorain with friends.
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Wigton
Oberlin
Edd Ashffe
Allen Hospital
Lea Radcliffe
Townsend
Norwalk Hospital
George Riekel
Dora Pomeroy
Wakeman
Fast Tech
Lois Brydon
Lorain
Henrietta Youth Group Meets in Local Methodist Church
Henrietta reports describe Bernard Bueks and Franklin Bauman leading a Sunday evening Youth Fellowship at the Methodist church. Laties Aid Society of the Reformed church met January at Mrs. L. H. Delefield and Miss Martha Delefield’s home with Mrs. PH Latteman assisting, president Mrs. Albert Latteman leading devotionals, next meeting at the president’s home, election of officers February 12, and refreshments served to six members and several visitors. Other notes mention W S. C. S. and a Bod Box all day gathering at the Methodist church with several families hosted at the Lamvermyer and Apfersbach homes and visits from Elyria guests.
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Henrietta
Bernard Bueks
Franklin Bauman
Methodist Jehurch
Laties Aid Society of the Reformed Church
L. H. Delefield
Martha Delefield
PH. Latteman
Albert Latteman
Harland Schilecter
George Becker
Genengbell
Melvin Unger
Kenneth
Walter Bennett
Katie Weidman
Hazel Bonn
Lee Dean
Gorstacher
Alfred Herman
Aline Reighney
Ohio Draft Boards Face A Big Job
Ohio draft boards must reclassify and backtrack through thousands of deferments to provide the states share for the enlarged army. General Hershey and Edward S. Neese outline possible relaxations and strict adherence to rules to yield 100,000 men. new registrants aged 20 to 21 and 30 to 64 will feed the pool, with estimates of 52,000 to 56,000 eligible from Feb. 18. Local notices list residents with visits and births around Elyria and Amherst as communities adjust to wartime measures.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ntto
Selective Service
Edward S. Neese
Erie
Lewis B. Hershey
National Selective Service
Neese
Chin
Weest
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Amherst
Roland — Pfvitfer and
Andry
North Royalton
A.B. Pfeiffer
Taber Sartome Soul Tany of
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Ewe
New London
Vea Landon
Maxine
Graydon
Paul Ward
Garis Ward
Rocheter
John W. Flynn
Wari
Revere Ston
ST. Sauce
Pos Ra Dore Orie
Alwayt Clean
SUY Defense
Loeffler’s
West Broad
James Herrick
Wellington
Harvey Blouah
Earl Stentz
Bargy Underhill
Clayton Babel
Car
Buell
Blair Purce
Earl Stents
Ridgeville
Boo, Ryan
G. Revers
Asa Taft
Rey Tlor
Parent-Teacher Association
Oficers
Carlisle
Twelock
Industrial Arts
The
the Grange
Dan Harding
District Advisory Council No, WC
Benurge
Harvey Brough
Lyle Pitree
Clayton Bobel
Blough
Williamy Blough
Janary
Greston
Mila Blough
Huron
Philip Bobel
Yannayan
Yannaya
Urother Wayne
West Salen
St Luke's Hospital
Andy Neff
Willian Thomas
Wurney Haury
Thoms
Imarringy
Neff
Jiwiay
Kecape
Teleda
Erhart
Kipton
Ladies Aim Meeting
WS. C. S
Wombodist Church
Homer
Finnest Lamvermyer
Mra. Roy
Walter Apfersbach
Chauncey Currire
Frank Kelble
Ernest Lamrermiyer
Aubrey Lkremeer
Rideeville
Neon Rewerr
Howard Gould
Dorothy Frishborn
Near Elyria
Jand
Harold Bauman
Sirley Delefield
Howard
Donna
Marie
Conrad Adler
Arthur Gegenheimer
Naomi
Lena Gegenheimer
Milton Parrish
June
Robert Page
Charles Cook
Jim Horvath
Aveherst Hospital
Willis
Ketoigs
End
Mawes
Rigbee Clothiers
Frigbee
H48
Wena Micoet, Kyrie, Obie
Opes
TIA
Interrata
Watford
Dell
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Mest
Sheek
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