Grange Officers Association Meeting At Carlisle Grange
North Elyria Grange led attendance with 12 officers at the North Elyria Grange Association meeting held Monday night at Carlisle Grange. About 60 officers and Home Economics Committee members attended. Ernest Park presided as vice president. Frank Moehle was elected president, Ralph Bowmin vice president, and Ralph Sanders secretary treasurer. Pomona meetings planned. two sessions expected. Home Economics discussed the National Grange project The Basis Dress Contest with judging set for August 2 at the Pomona meeting. Social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Elyria
Pomona
Pomona Grange
Acme
Fhuntington
Frank Moehte
Hickory Tree Change
Ralph Bowmin
Penfleld
Ralph Sanders
Benfield
North Slyria Grange
Frank Mason
National Grange
Council debates pond supervision and hospital contract
The council discussed recreation commission supervision of pond areas for about five hours daily, with an estimated cost of 900 dollars this year. Also debated were street sign fixes on Foster Avenue, a hospital contract for indigent care at Elyria Memorial, and pending trailer camp ordinance preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Commission
Aniice
Myles Farmer
Foster Avenue
Lake
Agate
Elyria Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Frank Kaydenagin
Irondale
Vulcan
Blake
Council
Meyer Agate
Sa-nicster
Richard Horan
Comeil
Hope To Secure More Trailers for Lorain Camp
Canty commissioners said today they are conferring with federal agencies to obtain about 60 house trailers from Gulf Port Mississippi Front Royal Virginia and Michigan for Lorain veterans emergency housing. The Lorain camp is to be established on Colorado Avenue near the Elyria site off Gulf Road with 56 trailers ready for occupancy by month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canty
Gulf Port
Mise
Lorain
Lok
Thomas McGraher
Front Royal
Michigan
Colorado Avanti
Elyria Emerg Pency
Gulf Road
Mefinachie
U S Army Graves Registration Plane Missing Between Shanghai and Canton
A U S Army Graves Registration plane with American crew aboard is reported missing today after last contact on Saturday while en route between Shanghai and Canton. Army officials have not heard from the aircraft since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army
Shanghai AU. S
Shanghai
Canton
Deaths of Rev Beecher W. Powell and others in area obituary
Avon Lake and nearby towns report multiple deaths. Rev Beecher W. Powell, 86, of 33790 Lake Road, died at Shisids Rest Home in Lorain after two days there. surviving wife Britta and three sons. Ella Ann Bradford, 44, of Rochester, NY area, died at home after illness, with son Lant Bradford and four grandchildren listed. Will Warren Sackett, 28, Amherst dairyman, died at home after eight years with the Post. survived by sister Genevieve. Edwin A. Klein, 38, Wakeman, former teacher in Mich., died suddenly. four brothers and several sisters among survivors. William J. Phillips, Wakeman, died at his residence after a long illness. several children and grandchildren listed as survivors. Burial and service details for each are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belcher W. Powell
Avon Lake
Beecher
Powell
Lake Road
Lorain
Findlay
Independence
Britta
Royse Powell
Cleveland
George Powell
Robert
Patience Powall
Sunset Memorial Cemetery of
Columbia
Cond
Ella Ann Bradford
New London
Ella Ann * Bradford
Rochester
Lant Bradford
Hochester
Fitch Funeral
LM Owaill
Rochester Methodist
Avery Butler
Will Warren Sacket
Amherst
Will Warren Sackett
B.D. No
C'Clack
Genevieve Sackett
Edwin A. Klein
Wakema
A. Klein
Waketian
Royal Oak
Mich
Cores
Wakemuath
Mabel Stiveles
Esther Flow
Wakeman
Mary Meyers
Sandusky
Cora Adams
Mildred Heck
Long Beach
William
Earl and
Wilmar
Masnesota
Raympond
Thomas
Gerber Funeral Home
Rev
Wakes ‘Han Congregational Church
Bund
William J. Phillips Wakeman
William J Phy Tip
Fast Townsend
East Townsend
View Lewis
Lessingnon
Ove Chirk
Mansfeld
Claremee Vevinaior
Fou
Sietden
Chartes
Tvan
Fook
Lester Funeral Home
Soopom Thorney Key
Foo
Thompson
Collie Mertef
Cs Bays
Economy Drive Is Turned On Works Projects
Washington reports a Republican push to revive public works funding for flood control rivers harbors roads and airports halted by prior authorization. Delegates led by Rep John Taber plan to restore funds, amid anticipated opposition from allied congressional members. Senate debates target secret wartime pacts and lower tariff measures threaten agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dndaxy
John Taber
Re. N.Y
House
Taber
Uniaiy Congresstvety
Reena
Capitol
Senate Judiciary
Porhd
Passeas
Chi Cletenger
United States
Senate
Reid F. Murray
Ry Wis
Aft
Food price decline contrasts with rising nonfood costs
U S government figures show food prices fell about one percent from now to December 1, led by an 1.8 percent drop in foods cereals and margarine. Meats and fruits declined modestly, while nonfood items rose about two percent, lifting the overall cost of living one percent in the period. The cost of living on December 15 was about 83 percent above the 1935 39 base, with price levels still higher than prior to OPA lift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bareau
OPA J
Highway Matters To Be Discussed In Elyria
County commissioners to meet Monday to review several road projects for the year. Topics include construction of a new alley road 14 Lorain from Elyria to all Yellow Life right of way and the Lake county road belt plan. Also on the agenda are Route 20 improvements between Elyria and Oberlin a new ridge on Route 20 near the New York Central railroad and a possible rerouting of Route 20 to bypass Elyria.
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Homer | Bricker
Heer
Elyria
Algo Glycuss
Rowle
Pittsfield
Rathroad
Larant
Dhapeovenett
Oberlin
Rowe LO Vt
New York Gentral Railrand
Frozen Body Of Boy Found In Creek
A boy, described as rye-year-old Derry Lair, was found frozen in a creek about a half mile from Date Garden. The incident occurred at 1 p.m. yesterday and involved local residents and authorities in seeking answers regarding his disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry
Dakar
Rye Bay
Potavat crash tale in Oak land area report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local incident near Oakland involving a mechanical operator and a referenced crash. Readable items include mentions of a Pate, Gla oan Cote Walltam and Mobnsmanidar with unclear roles, while dates, places, and precise actions remain ambiguous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
GCA
Cope Ariel
Pate
Gla Oan
Cote Walltam
Savings Deposit Bank Officers Are Reelected
Officers of the Savings Deposit Trust Company were reelected at the annual organization meeting, the first since the stockholders’ gathering last week. Reappointed were James Q B Seward as president, K R G Rockwood as executive VP, F R Eckler as VP, R J Gehrt as secretary, G L Ray as treasurer, B W Rowland and C H Niemeyer as assistant secretaries, and B H Tomp as assistant treasurer. The trust officer post remains vacant. Ross Rockwood will handle duties until filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Deposit Link and Trust Company
James QB. Seward
KR. G. Rockwood
F. R. Eckler
R. J. Geht
G. L. Ray
BW. Rowlend
C. H. Niemeyer
Asssistant
B. HH. Tomp
Kins
Assistan
Ross
Rockwool
Four Cars Involved In Collision On Lake Avenue
Four cars were involved in a collision on Lake Avenue near Murgu Street yesterday afternoon. Police reported multiple rear impacts and at least two drivers leaving the scene before officers arrived. Other incidents included a car brake grabbing on Washington Avenue near Depot Street and a collision on West Avenue at Enghth Street with extensive damage.
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Lake Avenue
Murgu Street
M.C. Milliser
Atsar
F. S. Battin
Guill Farms
L. A. Hastings
Lorain Boulevard
Hastings
James Seybert, Jr
Highland Court
Edward Levisy
Seybert
Highhand Court
C.H. McAllister
Columbus Street
Washington Avenue
Depot Street
M.A. Giles
Berkeley Road
W.G. Lueker
Middle Avenue
Potter
William Mehner
Roosevelt Avenue
West Avenue
Enghth
Howard Loltman
Whitehead Road
Wottman
Propose Extension Of Water Line To Vincent Area
County commissioners voiced support for a planned water line to the Vincent district after a meeting with Clears View School District officials. The project would draw water from Elyria’s main at Flyria avenue and North Ridge reed, though no application has been filed yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Clears View
Poc. Crmonden
J. W. Knight
Alfred Murrell
Superineenden
T. C. Simpson
County Sering
C. A. Gibbons
Vincent Achnol
Senator Bilbo Resting Comfortably After Surgery
New Orleans reports Senator Theodore G Bilbo resting comfortably following a serious operation for mouth cancer. Doctors say the condition is very satisfactory after removal of diseased tissue and jaw bone fragments in a recent infirmary procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Theodore G Hilbo
Alin Ochoner
Bilbo
Quartet to be featured on program at church event
A local program will feature a barbershop quartet including Neto and members Syd Boony Fatobe Stan Beeverk and Bal Joti. The event, planned for Thursday evening at the Burst City church, includes duets by Lambert and Miss Mua and notes about awards and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loran Ates
Benders
Neto
Taba Cocgeas
Aisha
Bal Joti
Lambert Obat Ath
Mays
Metryauab
Keawards
Ralph Garewall
Dastor
Roemeftas
Tae Pak Peat
Bach Yep
Rory Thhe
Madph Cole Walt Dyad
Chee
Aingy
Paul Adie
Mons
Tayrebers
Corte
CIA Alficers
Law proposal targets gambling in athletic events in Ohio
Ohio House to consider a bill by Rep. Robert R. Shaw to outlaw gambling and fixing in athletic contests. Violators face fines from 10 to 1000 dollars and 1 to 5 years in prison. Mixed reaction followed Gov. Herbert’s joint session address as Senate and House debated taxation and district reapportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
House of Representatives
Robert R. Shaw
Franklin
Shaw
House
Senate
Thomas
J. Herbert
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Ritu Cal
William O'Neill
Herbert
Emory Grander
Frank E Whittemore
Summit
Akron
John F. Cantwell
Youngstown
Cantwell
Fred G. Reiners
Cincinnati
Reiners
Whittemore
Summit County
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Special Services At Oberlin Church
Oberlin Ohio Rev Glen Bab pork pastor of the Oberlin Assembly of God announced today that district Superintendent Rev LEEF Bond of Canton will be the guest speaker at a special service Thursday at the church. There will be special instrumental music and songs. members of all denominations are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Glen Bab‘pork
Oberlin Assembly of God
Jist
Leef
Bond
Canton
Puert
Mt Vernon welfare funding urged for new facilities
A legislative report calls for emergency appropriations to expand welfare facilities across the state. Proposal includes nearly 9 million dollars for the State Highway Department to immediately fund resurfacing and maintenance. The push aims to relieve house shortages and improve care, with more than 20 million planned for additional welfare construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Mt Vernon
Erie
Unat
Stile Highway Department
Soldiers Relief Group Will Not Curtail Program
The Lorain County Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission decided not to curtail its veteran and dependent aid for now despite county appropriations at 71 percent of requests. Only 34 000 was allotted, 13 500 less than the 42 800 asked. The panel fears 47 500 is needed to maintain services, plans to operate as funds allow, and last night approved 26 applications and granted 1 600 in relief for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission
Courtney E. Kirby
Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission
Kirby
Jentry
Court actions mix divorce, damage claims in county news
Nina Sando and Russel faced a dismissed divorce suit while Gelek Blioff won a divorce from Sophie on neglect, with alimony set at five dollars weekly. A personal injury suit by Margaret Krupke against Sol Kailes settled and dismissed. County road load limits were paused for spring thaw. Additional divorces, estate notices, and local collisions are noted amid road and flood reports across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Sando
Russel
Gelek Blioff
Sophie
Guy B. Findley
Margaret Krupke
Buth Street
Sol Kailes
Furnace Street
Lake Avenue
John F. Hovis Seeks Fifth Ward City Council Nomination
John F. Hovis 42 of Fifth Ward announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for councilman in the May primary. He lives at 420 Tenth Street with wife and two daughters, works in engineering at Western Automatic Screw and runs Hovis Grocery at Ninth Street and West Avenue. A Methodist, he holds leadership roles in Odd Fellows, Eagles, and Moose lodges and has not previously run for office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Hovis
Tenth Street
Counciiman
Hovis
Fifth Ward
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Ninth Street
West Avenue
Methodist Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Northwest
Elyria Odd. Fellows
Healen
Eagles and Moose
Lions Club Evening Features Singing Quartet and Colorful Film
Lions program last night included a nostalgic quartet rendition by Bert De Brary E Holbrook Robert J Elbert and Frank E Maddock and a Technicolor film America The Beautiful from the U S Treasury Dept projectionist George Hermann. Kenneth Strohm received a key membership for outstanding work. Merle Lehman noted as admitted member. Guests listed include Charles Q DeBracy E Holbrook Robert J Elbert Frank E Maddock and Miss Martha Cromeans plus many Lions wives. Vice President William D Holt presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ruth
Lions Club
Bert DeBraty
Als Chord Crushers
Bert DeBrary
E. Holbrook
Robert J. Elbert
Frank E. Maddock
America the Beautiful
U. S. Treasury Department
America
George Hermann
Kenneth Strohm
Lions International
Merle Lehman
Charles Q. DeBracy
Martha Cromeans
Elying
Bert Bagg
Peck
Michigan
Jack Ross
Jack Knight
Irving Gorham
Win
D. Holt
H. J. Indicott
Catt Strouse
A. W. Jewell
Holt Choate
Norman Stack
Mire
Tom Carter fined ten dollars for disorderly conduct
Jackson Hotel resident Tom Carter was fined $10 and costs by Mayor A. Ry Avate after being arraigned for disorderly conduct. He was arrested at 2100 Winckles Street following a report from a woman identifying the defendant as causing a disturbance. The two are separated, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Carter
Jackson Hotel
A. Ry Avate
Winckles Street
Bawee
Mea
Kiwanians Observe 32nd Kiwanis Anniversary Meeting
Elyria Kiwanis members observe the 32nd Kiwanis anniversary with a program on Build for Peace Patriotism Opportunity. The noon Thursday Elks Marine Room gathering features Ralph A Hayne of International Harvester and a message from Kiwanis International president JoN Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanis
Kiwanis International
Elyria Club
Elks Marine Room
Milo EB. Sharp
Pulso
Ralph A. Hayne
International Harvester Company
Ishines
Burm Research
Jon. Emerson
Pullaii
Washington
Kiwanis Kotepnational
Kiwanis
McIthup
TL Vnen
MARKETS CORVALAND LIVESTOCK DATES
Corvalis livestock market report shows receipts around 300 with active, steady trade. Cattle and calves steady with choice at 26-30, hogs led by heavy weights near 32-33, lambs and sheep offering typical Spring values, grains and produce prices noted for regional commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvaland
Peeady
Sterra
Aleady
Bherpchoice Wethers
Com & Taan
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Grange Officers Association
Sedgeman Oderlin, Ohio
Madison Cab
Toreeterita
SUDRO
Curtis Ambulance
Savings Deposit Bank Officers
Vincent Area
Sen. Bilbo
Oberlin Church
Florist
Ted Prindle
Donald Patterson
Patterson
Zuai Merva
Floral Court
Nick
Younts
John Patterson
Fsmain
St. Petersburg
Fla
Scotland
Alfred Laisy
Paul Sheet
Sullivan
Route 10
Sarah Willemeen
Fur
Thyurre
Ae Pacific Ashind
Otto K Misthkis
Court of Appeals
Ottawa County
William Ao Iint
Peponda
Wis Parifie Island
Atlanta
United Press
N.Y. Central
Panwa
Montgomery Wisre Worlwarth Co
Bendx General Mattes
Republic Steel
U.S. Steel Standard of Oblo Cites Service
Peepee
Chicago
Ronstein
Erger
Dle
Deliciana
McIntosh
P.R. Smith & Co
Clev Stock Exchange
Karl W. Plocher
W. Lorain Co. Bank
Tire & Battery Service
Marsh & Son
Cedar St
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