Additional Society Plans and Club Meetings
The Fidelity Class of First Methodist met at Josephine Batley’s home to open with devotions and plan an February attendance contest with Evelyn Fenimore and Betty Kap as team captains. Other notes include the Catholic Study Club No. 17 meeting at Helen Barres home, electing officers, and planning New Testament study connections. Elyria Men's Bible Class meeting Sunday in the YA & Al. and Sightless Center Social Club announces a Monday evening gathering at the Center to discuss activities and defense plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity
First Methodist Church
Josephine Batley
East Avenue
Victorine Sears
Evelyn Fenimore
Betty Kap
Toolic War
Betty Erdman
Bastens
Gertrude Blakeley
Eleanor Simms
Emell Tabler
Betty Mag
North Olive Street
Catholic Study Club No. 17
Helen Marie Barres
Biddle Avenue
James O'Connor
Chris Christ
Louise Foreman
Eileen Johnston
Ann Krupelak
Gertrude Beardmore
Mary and Rose Lahif
Jane Crow
Theresa Baker
Jane Smith
Harrison Street
Elyria Men
Malcolm Anderson
Sightless Center Social Club
Girl Scouts Troop Plans Hike After Meeting
At St Marys church hall Troop No 10 meets with Miss Dorothy Bartter teaching two dances. During a brief business session the group plans a hike for today before Good Night Circle closes the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Ster School
St. Mary's Church Hall
Dorothy Bartter
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Read Just Names
A list of patient admissions and discharges appears with numerous personal names and street addresses across multiple towns. The fragmentary OCR reads many residents from Amherst Grafton Canton and nearby streets including Westlake Chestnut Broad and East River, with several infants noted among the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Durine
North
William Law
Valeney City
William Bailus
Westlake
Charles Wilford
Charles Court
Lewis Davis
Samuel Street
Glen Kendall Oberli
Charles Anderson
Chestnut Street
Louis Steith
East Broad Street
Walter Masick
Gulf
Thentinrs Pajor
Amherst
Joseph Pars
West Avenue
Merle Bernath
East Avenue
Elizapeth Reger
Syruce Street
George Malick
Huron Street
Clarence Smith
East River Street
Mix
Alan O'Connor
Baby Aid
Grafton
William T Wenmen
Kenyon Ave
Clifford Cornelius
Gery Carnelius
Canton
Eee
Unclear Names and Ages in Local Licenses List
A damaged OCR list shows multiple names, ages, and places including Merle Gray 21 of Burbank, Marceline Dunn 18, and Donald Harold Risp 93 in Gore Township Pa. Also mentions Edward Morrison Jr 2, Ben John Martin 33, and Howard Knipper 2 with scattered occupations and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Gray
Burbank
Clay Vores
Marceline Dunn
Ripe
Willam Kenzman
Aniner
Sperster
Nene Hawa
Broenhelm
Donald Harold Risp
Gore Tay
Aril
Dane Senker
West Biidae
Edward Lo Morrison Jr
Aanderst
Panna
Births Set 1941 Record in Elyria City Health Report
Elyria city health department reports a new annual birth record for 1941 with 7,32 births, including 15 stillbirths, while deaths totaled 43, a drop of seven from 1940. Many births occurred to families outside Elyria, suggesting a high birth rate despite outside deaths. Cancer caused 39 deaths. auto accidents and other causes filled the remainder, with several stillbirths and unknown natural causes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aday
Elyvia
Sears
Health Department
Elyria
Memorial Hoe
Gaure
Carlisle
Ridgeville
Townshire
Wes
H. A Robie
Filyria
Seth
Elgris
Ing
Fire destroys Lake Shore bus near Lorain High School
A Lake Shore bus traveling between Lorain and Amherst caught fire at noon on Oberlin avenue near Lorain High School stadium. The driver Robers McCray of Amherst, 19, and twelve passengers escaped with no injuries after extinguisher efforts failed to stop the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Lorain
Amherst
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain High School Stadium
Robers McCray
Aimherst
Rumored Naval Action Report From Hidden Western Front
Portions of a wartime dispatch describe an enemy craft sighting near 3.4 miles, with signals of patrols, aerial warnings, and gunfire. Officers relay positions, and a center of activity concentrates on a ship as alarms and bursts fill the night sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
iBo
Bea
Leauy
Ty Ny
Broeike
Death Record WILLIAM A SEPP TOS and Family
Obituary notes the death of William A Sepp Tos with surviving relatives including two daughters Florence and Mea Unity Stager and Florence Schwarer, eleven grandchildren, and a great grandchild. Funeral services are set for Friday at Russell Filton with Reverend Albert Lamsjierds officiating, at 2 PM. The service is followed by burial and local home visitation through the week. Ackerman, tied to G M Ackerman, is survived by wife and daughter and connected to Morris Bians in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A
Sepp
Walia
Chraftan
Mea
Unity
Chiveland
Florence Schwarer
Ratton
Russell Filton
Pan
Mendins
Albert Lamsjierds
Frederick 9. Seaveniittl
G. M. Ackermaan
Oly
Fueneral Services
Eny
Millaed Son and Raper
East
Cleveland
al Falkmd
East Boulevard
Ackerman
Court dismisses case with verdict for university
Fragmented OCR text notes a court verdict in favor of a university for 120 dollars amid references to defendants and proceedings. Details are unclear, with multiple garbled names and phrases, but the core outcome is a university winning a breach or tort claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salle Betension University
Hindek
Unclear club campaign notes mix with odd figures
Fragmented OCR text shows a service club with a Hugh Greer chairmanship reference and scattered financial figures. The readable items include Mentions of Red Cross and various names, but details are garbled with no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a cohesive item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mémhandes
Hugh Greer
Air Raid Wardens Organized Across Elyria City
In Elyria a city defense program forms, naming wardens and assistants. About 20 members organized under Hearted AOL with Hultz and Bere guiding training and duties. First aid and raid training to start after Cleveland school instructors join, with wardens assigned to precincts and planning ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li Elyria
Assaatta
Covina
Dom Sun Avenue
Ehich
Nessa
AOL
L. Bere
Cleveland
Iver Police Department
Sebo Aled
Hultz
Air Rand
Ac F
Stankard Mel
Wartenreo Alva CO Snyth
Carl LI
fAtanl
Plocher
Apy
Frans W. Fisler
Anton Wolf Edward Ti
Set Up March Of Dimes Drive Organization Appointment as tive cammiliees
An Elyria drive committee is formed for the March of Dimes campaign to support infantile paralysis research and aid. Local leaders including Mrs Richard and Mrs Mark Abbe organize fundraising events and coordinate volunteers to mark the national campaign culminating on January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyroes
March of Dimes
Sufe
Mark Abbe
Elyria Campagan al Sapte
Elycin
Ehaninan
Elyria Generis
Rober W. Punk
Terbelle Maslow
Alys
Madd Cochraie
Dor
Rex Wick
IPR
MO Bowdyay
Flewder Holliday
Vaschiurniesy Boyes
Cenrge Kt
Frank Verbeek
Rin Police
Wall Glee Yoork Yorths
Contraitee Aart Sales
Commis Letiada
Vhunmans Nichakis Gaehihrer
Mtna Weisbend
Roeehuirch of Dimes
Richard
Leonard Russ
Fl. A. Robinson
Arnold Hemeerting
B.C. Xueyitios
Aire
Ellsworth Schueder
Ayr Migs Jean Heeher
Wilbur Honey
Farl Fence
Russell
Schmiligen
Nation Wide Drive
New Defense Classes To Start Monday At Grafton School
Grafton School plans new defense oriented classes starting Monday at the El Security Center offering a machine shop practice course. Ten pre employment classes are available. referrals go through the Employment Service Center. A separate police report notes a Chevrolet theft in Elyria last night, with G. L. Mays of Lorain stating his car was taken from a parked location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
el Security Center
Mer
le Lenter
Hers Bag
Lancashire
G. L. Mays
Lorain
Pulice Tday
Elyria
Aiel Tepart
Unclear OCR Produce From Historical Page
Fragmentary text lists names and roles in a district office and public notices. It includes numerous proper nouns, titles, and scattered locations, but the legible items are incomplete. The passage references a crash, a farm setting, and several officials and assistants with unclear associations.
Homemakers Of Lake Avenue Convene
The Lake Avenue Homemakers group met at the Lake Avenue school on Friday for a meeting. A luncheon was served at noon. Miss Frinttes Rekert, home extension agent, spoke on Ladies as the Sivagemakers living in the defense program and gardening. A demonstration on smoking was noted, with Mrs. Cora Weichel and committee invited to detail it to the Lake Avenue group. A Money Management project was announced for February 11 and 12. On March 24 the annual Achievement Day was planned. A nominating committee was named for officers to be elected at the February meeting. The next gathering will be February 20 at the school featuring dressmaking demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Eiiver
Pridiy
Frinttes Rekert
Migs
Evkery
Woods
Cora Weichel
Nvi
Ales
Harold Starkey
Cows Weichel
Hazel Setymitkons
Roge Cromling
Leslie Gould
Liquor Sales Rise in Ohio as Taxes Increase
State report shows liquor sales up about 50 percent aided by price changes and tax adjustments. The data indicate higher consumer outlays and demand despite elevated costs. Also noted, a tire and wheel stolen from a vehicle on Lengford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COL Bus
O. Dani
Ohio
Salez
Private clubs lose liquor permits across several lodges
The state liquor board in Colorius suspends or delays beer and wine permits for multiple private clubs and lodges including Falke Lange No 91 Fargles Lodge No 630 and Loyal Order of Moose No 1900. Unexpired permits for several entities are placed on hold or suspended for 20 days for alleged violations such as serving minors and related infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorius
Treetog Feek
Paydor
Jing Drive
Falke Lange
Ane Fargles Lodge
Galion
Ellis Lande
Loyal Order of Mowe
Felyn Wares
Bueyris Elke
Order of Moose
Kies Lande
Lima
Order
Moase
Celina
Elke Ladtee
Upper Sanelushas
Elks Lodge
Willava
Order of
Community Welfare League To Meet
The Community Welfare League will meet Monday January 19 at the Second Methodist Church on Middle Avenue. All Tague members are urged to attend as the first meeting of the new year will discuss many items and elect officers. Reports will be read and goals for the year set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comunity Welfare League J Wal
Second Methodist
Middle Ave
Tague
Oberlin Church Notices and Events
Local Oberlin church calendar lists services at First Church Richards Richards 45 a.m. Sunday school, morning sermon Fear Pilters, and evening fellowship and Dr Ruth A Parmele talk at James Brand House. Other churches note Holy Communion, Sunday School, and lectures by Dr Arthur D Nock and Dr George Karo on Turkey. Upcoming events include Garden Department meeting, Parent Teacher Association, and Oberlin Forum with speakers on shifts in faith and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
A. Richards
James Brant House
Ruth A. Parmele
dames_Brand
Parmeler
Oboriin College
Turkey
Salonica
Greece
Athens
Greek Relief Association
Gberiin Woman's Club
D. Hubbs
East Lorain Attrot
Teacher Association
Wary Wat
Schoor
Wevievan Service Guild
Lee Listen
Wes College Sirec
Vernon WW
Wazar
Henderson
Berea
Kentick
Oberlin Senter Forum
Robert Totske
Forest Sired
Romayne Webber
Dorothy Dale
Dean T. W. Graham
Theosogical
Elyria
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Edith M. Clarke
Wyfer
G. N. Clarke
Plannhia
St Prietsburg
Pla
Robert Monitemery
College Jend
Muskingum College
Mantchurd
Eelgomert Keie
Urs
Las Day
Hances i
Burgner
Verbal Tilt Over Ditch Fees Sparks Commission Row
Commissioners clash over ditch fees and economy measures in a four year board dispute. Wickens accuses Dunn of improper fee practices and proposes cuts including phone eliminations. The argument widens to governance, star chamber sessions, and openness of proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Calminissaiers
Iar
Gom- Iulsaoners
Onur Burin
Cily Commission
ASM Branson
Wickens
Allch
Duin
Hiv
Levin
Din
Dunn
Ceks
Dni
Komumissioners
Bunty
Star Chamber
Boys To Organize Defense Clubs
YM C A boys division schedules afternoon meeting at Vo Mf CA to organize neighborhood defense clubs. W Gerer, boys work director, reports seventy registered. more expected as clubs prepare to collect papers and materials. Henry Auk chairs the project. Elyria city cannery aide assists as planning proceeds for the upcoming month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ym.cg. AL
Vo Mf. CA
Hereman W. Gerer
Henry Auk
Elyria Ety Canner
Scherlale de Aide
Thre
Meeting of Amateur Radio Operators Called
A notice calls a meeting of amateur radio operators to discuss the offensive incident and emergency operations. The gathering targets operators from Red City and 16 townships in Done Rain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Amateur
Aulie
Cisatian
Els
Red
Done Rain
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Sightless Center Club
News OF the Girl Scouts
Inleck
Middle Cart
Guars
Ihe
Churchill
Hus
Castle-On-The-Lake
Reute & End
Lorcin
Vernon Robb
Frederick W. Ackeiman
Automobile Bamagen
Healey
Paze
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Elyrians
D Rishoff
Wyrmer
Ward
Young
Evans
Andrew Jar
Ena
Maddeck
Halerd Bom
Abbe
Stoderd
Alfred A
Ais Polen
Dseistan
Eikard
W. Walsh OW
Smyth
Harold Te Huy
Aseastants Esc
Sohn Hierdie Denwan
Chyrtve
Fantie
Arsstants
Ds S
Marid F
iGats
Arhur Sherman
Deldoyd
Svtden
Haid Agate
Mrecatt
Ralph A. Pubes
Wacden
Grovde Hull
Palmer md
Kevin Morgan
Fondation
Trautman
Columbus
Aia
Janus
Tovah
Titan Valley
Peee
Maller
Wade
Hates
Antares
Jez Witham
Fenre Sitter
Preet
Seszaher -Gartens
Frank Miikestuks
Glen Pridenttinn
John Liki
John Rojopes
Fister Ave
Aston Diericy
Prez
Svabo
Grorge Kushner
Samen
Provimy
Bo L. Schroeder
John T Hb
Tichroop
Lengford
Dees Tream
Esther. Wood
First Baptist Church
Cail
Musin Bazkolbei Gamie
Vef
Rochester
Wartier Gamiasium
Dem
Finney Chapel
College of Arts and Sciences
Oberlin Tan
Augusta Clay
Haskell
Bosworth Hall
Fia
Arthur D. Nock
Fins
Fiano
Warner Hall
Lilliant Lelkatsky 'Freunilich
Harkel Leriure
Arthur D Nock
Christian Srichee Society
Et Grange
Mann
Christ Church
U.e Damiels
Epicopal Church
George Lillich
Edgemeer
George Karo
Karo
Gierce
Asia Minor
Middle Avenue
Robinson the Dry Cleaner
Oshute
Res
Etaten
Raven
Cory
Wakeman and
Townsend Center
Humphrey Road
McCormick-Deerine
Hoover Potato Digree
Terpening & Son
Wailer Leber
Auet
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