Adams Reports On Civil Branch of Sheriff's Dept
Adams reports an annual overview of the civil division of the sheriff's department, noting increases in cases and costs, including vehicle operations and transports to state hospitals and reformatories. The 195? figures show 239 persons conveyed, 4,429 papers served, and rising departmental fees to $7,667 amid a year with 21 foreclosure sales and 88,330 total sale value across mental health and penal institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Institutuvnsiment
Lorain County
Emi
Sheriff's Department
Claude Adams
State Mental Hospital
St Apples
Creek
Columbus
California Floods Add New Misery
Practical Nurses Of Elyria District Four elected Mrs. Leone Walters of 247 Seventh Street as president. The district covers six Ohio counties with over 34 members and included Edna Tutthil. Walters, a Bay Village hospital staffer and longtime Red Cross nurse, will be installed with other officers at a Cleveland meeting. The report notes heavy California floods, uprooted creeks, washed-out dams, and widespread transit disruption, with northern Nevada snow and Western turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Walters
Seventh Street
Practical Nurses of
Elyria and Vicinity
Practical Nurses Association of Ohio
Cleveland Y.W. CA
Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake,Lorain
Medina
Wayne
Edna Tutthil
Waltera
Bay View Hospital
Bay Village
Red Cross
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
Walters Will "S Bee
Sadie Diamond
Ethel Lansnow
California
Helen Gra
Nevada
Sierra Ham
Ida Mathews
Amet
Jajia Reifert
Walters
Wellington
Welling
Jon
Ma Means
Walter Harris
Meadows
Calif
Hank
Wes
Hei RY
Bering Sea
Alaska
Harrie
Santa Barnew
Bara
Ventura
Los Angeles
Jean Naftzer
Pérsens
Santa
Dayton
Nafizer
Diss Naftzer
Martha BeVier
Death Record for Martin Tripphahn
Martin Tripphahn aged 83 died at 12 30 p m today at Elvera Memorial Hospital. He resided with his son Walter in Grafton R D. The notice records his passing and living arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Tripphahn
Elvrra Memorial Hospital
Tripphahn
Walter
Grafton R. D
Mediterranean Power Passes To U S Navy
A fragmentary note states the Mediterranean power passes to the U S Navy. The terse item mentions Europe and a commune, with unclear full context. Further readable details are unavailable in the text provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Navy
Carisen Due In New York Tonight
Delayed Pan Am Stratocruiser bringing Captain Henrik Kurt Carison back to New York faces mechanical trouble and a later Idlewild arrival. A welcome crowd and officials planned to greet him upon landing amid a parade atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carisen
New York
Shannon
Pan American Airways
Idlewild
Carlson
Atlantic
Students And Parents Discuss Problems Of Everyday Living
Three groups of Elviraign school students took part in the High School PTA meeting with 135 attendees. A play titled High Pressure Area directed by Nina Baker depicted family cooperation and its absence. After the show, parents and students split into six discussion groups to examine how parental attitudes shape youth outlook, emphasizing love and confidence as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elviraign School
Nina Baker
Marvin Katz
Marilyn Stoble
Carol Hargate
Karla Koehn
E. G. Baxter
Ing
Myrna Beal
Edith Kaplan
Robert Dezort
Jack Burke
Stanley Shaw
Roberta Holliday
Dixie Miller
Beverly Morris
Robert Fisher
Ted Sage
Arden Wilfong
Kay Spies
Nora Lysaght
Esther Kader
Ida Cotfland
Kay Dawson
P.T. A
Will Explain Scout Program in Columbia
In Columbia a joint meeting for parents and boys in the Boy Scout and Cub Scout programs is urged for Thursday evening January 7 in the Columbia school auditorium at 7 o clock. Ed Thering of Elynn, executive director of the Firetoads Area, will show a film on Oklahoma Scout activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia School
Guditetum
At & O'clark
Ed Thering
Elynn
Firetoads
Oklahoma
Fiscal Year Deficit Tasked Near Four Billion
The official warned that unless further action to raise taxes is taken very soon the deficit for the current fiscal year would run about 4 billion dollars. He abandoned hopes of returning to the pay-as-you-go plan, citing the necessity of funding military strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resmices
Vaneuver
Plan to reach Emigrant Gap as relief train evacuates
Contingency plans hinge on relief train arrival at Emigrant Gap to move passengers by relay. Four people, three service members and one civilian, have been removed to Nyark Lodge and placed to bed. Lodge owner Dorothy Dufour said passengers attributed illness to gas inside the tightly closed carriage.
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Emigrant Gap
Nyark Lodge
Dorothy Dufour
Repeal Tax Provisions and Expand Federal Aid Proposals
Policy outline calls to repeal shipping scale provisions and modify unallocated reserves for farmer cooperatives. Proposes increased revenues for revenue groups, reform of banking and trading rules, and expanded federal aid for school operations construction and medical education programs. Includes unemployment insurance strengthening and public defense support.
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Pers
Ishabe
Ehrune Sng
Tun Federal Aeserve
Sysien
Tequieem
Beret
Coming Events Announced By Elyria Legion
Elyria American Legion Post 12 members met at the post home on Ohio Street for a birthday dinner attended by about 175 members and wives. The Lepton-Ayres Quartet provided entertainment. Delegates were planned for the Fifth District Ohio Winter conference at Lorain post 30 on January 27, with about 15 Elyria delegates. Arrangements were made for two dances at the post home, a regular Saturday event on January 6 and the Military Ball on February 22, with Herman Borchers chairing the latter committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Amercan Legion Post No. 12
Post
Ohio Street
Lepton
Elyria Organization
the Post
Washington
Herman Borchers
Ohio board grants licenses to masseurs and others
Federal Judge Nevin heard arguments on whether the defense could ask if Kratz intended to defraud the government during contract talks with Cin eHouneE ORE. The State medical board announced 26 new licensees among 521 graduates, including osteopaths chiropractors and masseurs, with Razete pleading innocent to bribe charges and a discussion on the intent to defraud question adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Robert JU. Newn
Musinond J. Swatek
Luther M. Fellow Street
State Medical Board
Cinehounee Ore
Columbiahall Electronics Company Executive Five
Kratz
Wright
Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
Lawrence A. Razete
Medical Board
Cincinnati Raytronics
Razete
Nevin
Prosecutor Appointed LaGrange PTA To Hear Talk On Juveniles
Lorain County Speakers Bureau member Elmer Schmitz of Elyria will address LaGrange PTA members on juvenile problems at the LaGrange High School meeting at 6 pm Thursday. Mrs Alden Hopkins will preside. Mrs Wilmot Long and George Gulgin organize the program. William H Harler, Portsmouth education chairman, was appointed Scioto County prosecutor to succeed Marvin A Kelly who died. Lunch will follow the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange High School
Alden Hopkins
Wilmot Long
Portsmouth
William H. Harler
Iha, Jr
Portsmouth Mu
George Gulgin
Nicipal
Sciote County
Schmitz 10 LaGrange
Marvin A. Kelly
Harsha
Scout Executive to Speak at Vermilion Scout Dinner
Scout Council will hear an annual meeting at Vermilion Congregational church on Monday January 21. Dinner at 6 30 p m features L A Danse a General Motors executive and Silver Beaver holder with 40 years in Scouting He will discuss conservation and present a talk and film Pipeline to the Clouds highlighting national resource conservation and water pollution advisory board work.
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Boy Scout Firelands Coune Wall
Vermilion Congregational Church
L. A. Danse
General
Motler
Danse
General Motors
Federal Water Pollution Control Advisory Board
West River Road WSCS Meeting Scheduled Thurs
The Wesleyan Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church will hold a Thursday afternoon meeting for regular business. The session will be hosted at the home of Mrs Ellen Tromkiey and Mrs Curnett Gian with a later hotel venue referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West River Road
Wist River Road
Ne Society of Christian Service
Ehurel Wu
Ellen Tromkiey
Curnett Gian. Bhore
PUC Witness Would Ban Long Telephone Calls
Cadiz Ohio hearing on a proposed law to ban long telephone chatter. Frances Boyles urged a limit after recounting a 62 minute unanswered call. Ohio State Highway Department announced four lane highway plans along Lake County to Ashtabula, with Cadiz Builders Supply line disruptions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz
Put Fle Utilities Commission
Jefferson
Harrison
PAC
Trate
Ohio Community Telephone Co
Frances Boyles
Duraminer
E. J. Nolan
Lake County
Mary Swingle
Harry Bailey
Lakeland Expressway
Cuyahoga County
Fire Company
Swingley Painesville
Lake of Five
Ashtabula
Cadiz Builders
Michael
Baker Jr. Co
Rochester
Crown Prince Ahmed Fuad Born to Farouk and Queen
Cairo reports the birth of Ahmed Fuad to King Farouk and his wife Queen Consort, amid palace celebrations. The government declared a holiday as thousands gather at Abdin Palace with guards in red fezs and lances flourished, while speculation swirls about royal succession and the former queen.
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Cairo
Kayet
Jwee
Ghieen Narrinian
Kig
Farouk
All Kaye
Ahmed Fuad
Farida
Alexandria
Radio Cairo
Buer Canal Zute
Sudan
Abdin Palace
Kiwanis Club at Avon Lake to Hear Judge
Avon Lake Kiwanis hears Earl R. Hoover, common pleas judge of Cuyahoga County, discuss Your Flag and Your National Anthem at the Saddle Thursday at 6 15 pm. Hoover, a popular dinner speaker, returns to Avon Lake by request. former assistant attorney general at 25, Harvard Law School alumnus, in Cleveland practice since 1933, member of Cleveland and Ohio Bar Associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Earl R. Hoover
Common Pleas
Cuyahoga County
Visits Relatives And Fiance On Chicago Trip
Miss Bettye Carter of LaGrange visits Chicago at her brother and sister-in-law Ernest and Mrs Carter. Her fiance Ricardo Torres of Pine Bluff Arkansas joins from Chicago to see his parents Clark and Mrs Torres. Torres, a recent Arkansas AM&N College graduate, returns to Pine Bluff for postgraduate work after a week.
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Chicago
Lagrange
Bettye Carter
R. D
Ernest Carter
Ricardo Torres
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Clark Torres
Torres
Arkansas A. M. and
N. College
Carter
la Grange
Police Collision Report Involving Kucharek And Wolfe
Edward J. Kucharek reported a collision on Broad Street while driving in the right lane to avoid a backing car. He struck James Wolfe's vehicle in the center lane near 3100 West River Street, as Wolfe traveled in that lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Kucharek
West '8Th Street
Broad Street
James Wolfe
West River Street
Willing Workers Elect Officers In Lagrange Club
In Lagrange, the Willing Workers Homemakers Club elected officers at its first meeting of the year held at Mars Ben Carter, R. D. 1. Five new members joined. officers named include President Mary Hill Berea, Vice President Dorothy Willis Berea, Secretary Willie Mae Hull Berea, Treasurer Mattie Carter LaGrange, Program Committee Pearl Carter and Jeanette Hill, and Social Committee Clarence Johnson and Bettye Carter. Dinner followed. Separately, Mrs. Vanda Mae Hardee received a $100 fine and six months license suspension in Elyria for driving while intoxicated, plus a $10 court cost for unsafe vehicle. She failed to stop at a West Bridge street light, hitting Miles Reynolds, then Lula Arbough and others. Mrs. Hardee sought a divorce from Samuel, claiming pain, and was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital but later remarrried in 1946.
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Lagrange
Mars
Ben Carter
R. D
la Grange
Mary Hill
Berea
Dorothy Willis
Willie Mae Hull
Matte Carter
Pearl Carter
Jeanette Hill
Clarence Johnson
Bettye Carter
Mattie Carter
Elyria
Vanda Mae Hardee
Bath Street
West Street
Steve Wuitowicz
Oberlin
Lula Arbough
Eiyrin Gued
Hardee
Samuel
Megfed
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Miles Reynolds
Court House Police Arrests and Divorce Suit Reported
Police arrested Robert Hunt after he failed to stop at Ladi street and Broad street while the lamp was on. Edward Pennington of Cleveland was named in divorce filings with Wanita Langdon. The Household Finance Co. won a judgment against Frank and Dorothy Bernas for 356 dollars. An estate in Troxel alley valued at 19 457 dollars with 10 dollars for one-way traffic and 7 957 dollars in securities is listed. An estate with widow Ella listed executrix was appraised at 23 579 dollars. The International Association of D Cleaners and Dye House Workers AFL Local 137 A filed suit against Universal Dry Cleaning Co. for union- contract noncompliance since Dec. 1. The union seeks court action to enforce contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred GeMemer
Lorain
Troxel Alley
Ella
West Avenue
15Th Street
Asd
Glenn —__ Stephens
Oldtown
Kentucky
Lynn L. Lee
Leech A. Grove
Cleveland Street
Grafton
Wellington
Tory
International Association of
Myrtle
Execu
AFL
East Broad
Easttrix
Universal Dry Cleaning Co
Gun Accident Fatality in Wheelersburg
Ralph W. Angle 35 of Wheelersburg died at Mercy Hospital from a gun he was cleaning discharging into his stomach on Bridge Street. Police report the incident occurred yesterday evening as Angle handled the firearm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Frank Spemer
Jack Spencer
el Paso
Mr Spencer
Portsmouth
Ralph W. Angle
Wheelersburg
Mercy Hospital
Noon Stock Market Quotations Report
At noon the stock market showed varied quotes for major industrials including American Radiator, American Telephone and Telegraph, Anaconda Copper, Avco Manufacturing, Bendix Aviation, Chrysler, Cities Service, Cleveland Electric Illuminating, Columbia Gas, General Motors, Kennecott Copper, Montgomery Ward, Sears Roebuck, and U S Steel. Values ranged from declines of Secon Vacuum to gains for Standard Oil and others, reflecting mixed trading activity across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American T. & T
Anaconda
Avco Mig
Bendix Aviation Chrysler
Cities Service
Cleveland Elec
Columbia Gas
Fryehaus
General Motors
Glidden Co
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Ijsecony
Ind
N. J
Ohio
U. S. Steel
Markets Chicago Cash Quotations and Cleveland Livestock
Chicago markets show weakness in cash quotations with mixed grain and poultry prices and soybeans trading around 92.89. In Cleveland, cattle, calves, sheep and hogs traded with steady to higher prices. best steers and heifers 34.50 to 36.80, hogs 18.75 to 19.50, lambs 27 to 30, and calves 34 to 38 compared with prior sessions. Apples and vegetables exhibit varied domestic pricing across baskets and varieties. potatoes, onions, and tomatoes listed with regional rate ranges and quality notes.
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Chicago
Pvleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Yorks
Onathane
Baldwins
Slapman
Turley
Pollock Enters Sheriff Race For May Primary
Anthony Pollock Elyman filed his declaration of candidacy with the Lorain County Board of Elections revealing his bid for the Democratic nomination for sheriff in the upcoming May primary. He announced the candidacy and registered official paperwork late Tuesday afternoon at the Elyria office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Pollock
Elyman
Pollock
Elyria
Lorain County
Army Postal Clerk Given Silver Star
J. B. Robinson a 27 year old Army postal clerk earned the Silver Star for bravery at Naktong River Korea in September 1950. He left a fox hole to man a machine gun with Cpl Aloysius Sever defending positions for two days while evacuation moved rearward. Native of Bristol Virginia, he served four years in the Navy before joining the Army in 1946 at Indiantown Gap.
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Inwin AN
Lawn Gap
J. B. Robinson
Robinson
Fox Hele
Fox Hole
Naktong River
North Korea
J. B
Cpl
Aloysius R Sever
Bristol
Korea
Indiantown Gap
Navy
Army
Former Baseball Star To Speak At Kiwanis Meeting
Former Cleveland Indians second baseman William Wambsganss, known as Bill Wamby, will address the North Ridgeville Kiwanis Club tonight at Bess and Andy's at 6 13 p m. He starred on the 1920 AL champion Indians and is famed for an unassisted World Series triple play against the Dodgers. Bill Gardner will introduce him. 61 members and guests attended the prior installation at the Grange hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
William Wambsganss
Bill Wamby
Cleveland Indians
North Ridgeville Kiwanis Club
Bess
Andy
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bill Gardner
Grange Hall
Andy Praskosky
Chicagoan Speaks At Meeting Of St Pauls Church
The Rev Hugo Leinberger of Chicago spoke at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed church annual congregational meeting. He discussed organizing a new church in Park Forest Alabama a community of 15000 families. A one million dollar revolving loan fund drive was described. Several church groups reported and planning to enlarge the church school facilities was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Martin
Melvin
Charles
Busch Funeral Home
Peaki Road
O. H. Zwilling
St. Luke's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Riverside
Hugo Leinberger
Chiccago
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Park Forest
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Spark Forest
Howard Stein
Ernst Irion
Woman's Guild
Brotherhood
Carl Henes
Ray Morris
Rudolph Krieg
Kai Quade
Ted Waskka
George Bird
Albert C. Vietzen
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Adams
Sheriff's Dept
Death Records
Europe
Vt Southern
Grover Whalen
Ikbtandtsen Linus
Czrieen
Poer
Wainwright Funeral Home
Fred E. Ulrich
Wide Avenue Congregational Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Stewart Hensley
United Press
Naples
Mediterranean
Robert B. Carnuy
Rand
U. S
Turkey
Cariey
Greece
Suez Canal
Middle East
Carney
Iran
Gibraltar
Malta
Hhe Real
Win
Ston Churchill
Sixth Fleet
Malian
North Africa
Tripolitania
North African
Cartney
Dwight Eisenhower
Georgia
William Higgans
Camp Drum
Legion
Elyrian
Scout Council
PUC
Kiwanis Club
Police Dept. News
Robert Hunt
Taft Avenue
Ladi Street
Edward Pennington
Churchill Avenue
Wanita Langdon
East Avenue
Elmer
The
Household Finance Co
Frank
Dorothy Bernas
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Smith
State
Automobile Mutual
Swartzer
Here
Sion
Alex
Henry W. Aulton Weinberg
Hamiston
John L. Mort ¥Orce
Lawrence
D. Grette
Penville
Indiana
East Bridge Street
East
Alice Pawlocki
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
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