County Vets Service Officers to be Discussed Next Meeting
Lorain County Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission faces debate over who conducts relief investigations and who can be paid. Capt Courtnéy Kirby states the panel will decide on appointing service officers and paying investigators at the upcoming meeting. County commissioners previously cut pay for members and set $3 for investigators, while Bratton argues members may continue investigations without outsourcing. Other members named include Thomas Mihalis John Burnes and Carl Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers and Sailors
Soldiers and Sailors’ Reef Commission
Lorain County
Courtnéy Kirby
Veterans Service Center
Soldiers and Sailors Resist Commission
Harry Bratton
Soldiers Relief Commission
Commission
Bratton
Relief Commission
Saldiers - Relief Commission
Saldiers- Relief Commission
Thomas Mihalis
John Burnes
Cart Wolf
Propose To Open A New Street In Eastern Weights
Builders seek council approval to open a new street named Miami boulevard from East River street south of Colanbia avenue. Named participants include Arthur Nemés and John Nemeth with Galazin as manager. Proposal calls for 25 foot macadam pavement sidewalks and 70 foot wide lot plans with credit housing. Council referred the matter to committee for study and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Boulevard
East River Street
Colanbia Avenue
Council
Arthur Nemés
Bilder
John Nemeth
Baward Nemeth
John Galazin
Thereller
Galan
Comtitm
Henry Ault
Union At Thew To Meet Tomorrow
Union Local 142 of the United Steel Workers will hold a special meeting at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the CIO Hall on East 28th Street Lorain. Austin Gimeser will lead the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Joseph Zagorsky
Renanciat
United Steel Workers of
Amsrien
Fterday
United Steel Workers of America
Thew
Othe C. I. 0. Hall
East 28Th Street
Austin Gimeser
Night school enrollment tops 200 in Elyria start
Night classes opened at Elyria High School with more than 200 students enrolled. About 1 new registration was noted last night, plus roughly 100 already on record. The next class sessions will be Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyvia
Elyria High School
Agricultural Notes From The State Experiment Stations
Readable sections discuss red clover seed yields by cutting hay before full bloom, and protein gains. Dairy cows show no udder issues with heavy ground corn rations in tests at Virginia. Portable fence panels aid multi age feedlots by simplifying manure management. Comparisons of corn silage and soybean silage for milk production at Tennessee show equal early forage value but cow preference for soybean silage. Wheat plowing studies in Ohio favor early stubble preparation, predicting higher yields. Small turkey breeds vs Broad Breasted and feed efficiency analyzed. Bronze shows lower feed per pound gain. Orphan pig rearing practices and sow management described with young pig feeding. Experimental notes on laying hens, milk, and egg production discuss drug safety and consumer implications.
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Weal Virgins
Tennessee Experiment Station
Savings Deposit Bank Directors Elect Officers
Directors of the Savings Hepwatt Bank and Trust Co. reelected all officers and added H. Niemeyer as assistant secretary. Niemeyer heads the personal loan department. Officers: President J. B. Seward. Vice-Presidents Ro G. Rockwood and C. E. B. Blanchard. Secretary Root Gehl. Treasurer Ray. Assistants F. W. Rowland and F. H. Tampkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Hepwatt Tbank and Trust Co
Death Notices for Wilson and Doughty families in Ohio region
Death records report WINQJEAN WILSON of Grange died after a prolonged illness at 9 pm Monday. Surviving are her husband Sidney, a daughter Mrs. Stanley Idiges, two sons Lawrence and Sidney Jr., six grandchildren, four sisters, and more. The body is at Wattle Funeral Home Medina, with services at Lil and Held VanS list church. Avon Lake resident Julia Doughty, 69, died Monday at St Joseph's Hospital after long illness. She was born in New York, resided in Avon Lake for 40 years, and belonged to St Teresa's church and Altar Society. Covered are spouse Robert, a foster daughter Mildred Avis, and sister Minie Decantillan. Services will be at Rewoodlyn-Cooley Funeral Home and St Verena's church. Burial at Calvary cemetery in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winqjean Wilson
Geneva
Wattle Funeral Home
Medina
Litenheld Vans] Fist
Hart
Walter Young
Litchfield Cemetery
Avon Lake
Julia Doughty
Lake
St. Joseph's Hospital
New York
St Teresa's Church
Sheffield
Altar Society
Like Shore Union Chub
Hobert
Mildred Avis
Macon Ga
Minie Decantillan
Cleveland
Rewdlyn-Cooley Funeral Home
St .Veresa’s Church
Rey Fe, Epringer
Courial
Calvary Cemetery
Clevelunet
Strikes Threaten New England Textile Plants
Strikes threatened to paralyze New England textile mills as 26,000 workers in 66 plants planned a February 1 walkout unless wage demands are met. Unions indicate further vote momentum across 16,000 members in 29 mills and related textile groups slated to vote this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
United Textile Workers Union of America
Gawarlers
Indy
Three Driven From Home By Blaze
A family is displaced when a fire drives three from their home. The mother, severely shaken, learns her children are safe as firefighters battle the blaze. Neighbors assist, and authorities begin assessments of damage and steps toward recovery for the affected household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaze
Truck Tip Over And Is Destroyed
A vehicle overturned and sustained total damage after an incident near a roadway. Police reported the crash occurred yesterday afternoon with the wreck being cleared by authorities. No additional injuries or charges were immediately available.
Body Is Ordered Removed From Burial Vault
A fragmented obituary notice notes a body removal order from a burial vault in Toledo. The unreadable text mentions names and civic figures, with distressing garbled phrases scattered through the page. The piece preserves the event of removal but lacks clear details on dates, authorities, or involved individuals due to the damaged OCR.
Mediators Named In Electrical Workers Strike
Washington secretary Wages Board mediators Schwellenbach Meyer and Davis join a joint conference with United Electrical Workers and executives from General Electric Westinghouse and Mahnufacturing Co to address the 200000 electrical workers strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Afi
End of New York Transit Strike Threat
In New York City the threat of a large transit strike was averted after Michael Quill, CIO Transportation Workers president, and LEE von urged halted action. Mayor Waltham ODayyver secured an assurance of a vote on power plant ownership, warning the city could lose millions annually and workers’ jobs could be at risk without a referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waltham
Merpd
Michael Quill
CIO Transportation
Lee von
Fee
Goda
Ediar
Vincent B Feron Returns Home From Overseas Service
Mr and Mrs Wot Feron of 319 Ninth Street report their son Vincent B Feron has returned to the United States after forty months overseas. He arrived in New Jersey and expects to proceed to Indiantown Gap Virginia for discharge processing. Feron has been overseas for nearly four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wot Feron
Ninth Street
Vincent Bo
Peron
New Jersey
Indiantown Gap
Court House machine aids records as burglaries emerge
The court house received a new pedestal machine for the records department to speed deeds and papers, with a cost around 25 dollars. Amherst authorities reported burglaries at Hansen Bakery and Amherst Hardware, with cash taken from one drawer. Several divorces and custody suits were filed or granted, including cases involving Alvin Davis, Paul Kumble, Dorothy Thatcher, Gene D. Reed, and others, citing neglect, cruelty, and marital disputes across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Hansen
Minister Granted Six Month Leave At North Ridgeville Church
North Ridgeville Congregational Church held its annual meeting last Sunday. New members were welcomed, officers and boards elected, and a six month leave of absence was granted to Minister Myr Batterfield with duties to resume in August.
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North Ridgeville
North Ridgesville
Rhurteh
Vera Walbur
Roberta Runen
de Ho Lugans
Howard Gould
Geacans
Dracnnesses
Messrs
Solidus
Yori
Stacey
Bartter
Virspeny
Larehs
Meschines
Mabel Stuer
Wooten
Ruth Hoeklead
Eleaser Falkner
Ruth Spireko
Ririly Herren
Styerid Amidon
Frank Whitenall
Beeauer
Batterfield
Clemency Appeals Opposed For Brown And Naiberg
Ohio Pardons and Parole Commission in Columbus will hear clemency appeals tomorrow for Ralph Brown 32 and Frank Naiberg 44 both condemned for murder Prosecutor William Wickens and assistant Robert Vandemark will oppose granting clemency Brown was convicted March 24 last year for the murder of Helen Katonsk in Lorain Naiberg was convicted June 2 last year for the murder of Mary Wallace with the jury verdict dated February 17 1898
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Brown
Frank Naiberg
Ohio Pardoty and Parole Commission of
Columbus
William
Wickens
Robert Vandemark
Brown
Helen Katonsk
Lorain
Naiborg
Mary Wallace
Car Recovered and Elyrian Arrested in Auto Theft
Virgil M. Board, 25, of Second Street, was arraigned on a charge of taking a motor vehicle without the owner's consent and held for the grand jury under $800 bond. Police Patrolmen Callahan and Neumann nabbed him after locating the car at West Avenue and Third Street, following a report by the owner who left the engine running and found the auto missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Madaras
Gratton
Navi
Navy
Gaseit Laker
Robert Singer
Ture Street
Maes Gullote
Broad Street
Staten Ter
I Virgil M. Board
Tadas
West Avenue
Thid Street
Francis Callahan
Joseph Neumann
Joseph Sadowsk
Turner Street
West Aye
Mejowski
Callahan
Neuman
Steel strike stalls rail and river transport nationwide
The continuing work stoppage by Unitec Mine Workers and related unions has halted about 4,000 railroad workers and 400 river bargemen at Pattaburgh as production drops. Only two disorder incidents were reported in Cincinnati on the first day, while the American Iron & Steel Institute warns large steel-using industries may run out of material within two weeks if the walkouts persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitec
Pattaburgh
Alumionum Company
Amerca
Cinginnali
American Iron & Steel Institute
Markets Close Amid Mixed Signals Across Sectors
Market activity ends with a mixed tone as major indices drift and individual stocks show uneven performance. Commodities and agricultural shares display modest gains amid cautious trading while some sectors retreat on thin volume.
Discharged From Armed Forces
Former Elysians and Flyrians recently relieved from active duty or honorably discharged include Major Robert H. Williams a Ridge Street dentist who served since 1942 and plans to practice at Conan Second Lt Donald Smith of 27 Gulf Road a bomber crew member with numerous campaign ribbons and honors Ernest W Wilcox of 196 Bath Street discharged Port Pierce Fla John F Ry Col totin FE Court discharged at Camp Atterbury Nicholas George Y Nicholas of 218 Prince Arbor discharged at Ladd Field Alaska Raymond II Plas of Los Angeles discharged August 30 194% to dan wry 2 Frank
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Robert H. Williams
Ridge Street
Army
Crile Genéral Hospital
Cleveland
Conan
Honald Smith
Donald Smith
Gulf Road
Army Aire Corps
Bom
Pacific
China
New Guinea
Philippines
Luzon
Japan
Ryukyus
Borneo
Ernest W. Wilcox
Ernest Harley Wrileck
Bath Street
Port Pierce
Fla
John F, RY
Totin FE. Court
Camp Atterbury
Und
Nicholas George Y. Nicholas
Fairea
Prince Aro
Jimudre
Asati Mariie Ihe
Ladd Field
Alaska
Raymond II
Plas
Raymond
Mas
Fae Angeles
East Avenues
Nays
Dan Wry
Frank
Seek To End Strike Of Cincinnati Bakery Workers
A Cincinnati conference between U.S. Counselor George H. Bell and a Chicago international baker’s union representative seeks to end a 1000 worker AFL bakery strike. Sixteen major bakeries in the Cincinnati area have shut down, emptying shelves and disrupting hospitals and institutions. A separate court note reports Harry Justavick of Elyria fined $50 and costs for driving under the influence after a collision with a Lorain resident’s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.S
George H. Bell
Bakers Union
Chicago
AFL
Greater Cincinnat
Harry Justavick
East 11Th Street
Elyria O
Justice of the Peace
C.C
Local Licenses and Register of Lorain Residents
A scrambled list of Lorain individuals with ages and occupations including electricians helpers teachers and salesmen. Names such as Russell Schmidt Josephine DePaul Danard Myers Evleen Norris Michael Harbar Theresa Krebs Donald Eldridge Joan Grgorie Frank Myers Myra Williams Andrew Hrivpas Betty Dane Schaefer appear with varying addresses and brief roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Ro Schmidt
Lorain
Josephine DePaul
Danard Ro Myers
Mes Chan
Evleen Norris
Lorea
Michael Harbar
Maine
Theresa Krebs
Donald Eldridge
Waynes Suare
Joan Gr
Lake Avenue
Frank Myers
Doyain
Navy
Myra Willaims
Lerain
Andrew Hrivpas
Abs Rand Street
Ohiite
Pond Betty Dane Schaefer
Harvard Avenue
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I Ty Is
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Vera Peroal
Sears
Wonster
Gil
LSDA
South Carelina Experiment Matron
Vhs Hensooy
Gene Fe
Adi Fay By
Ci Hs
Adal
Farrow
Troy
Prado
Bern
Savings Deposit Bank
sMenau
Ted
Geosil
Tering
Ted Gestpiene
Pad
Tye
Kas
Tesserden
Neale Tessier
Nates
Actas
India
Toledo
Euif Ap
Sandie Kg
Ieee
Erie
Hertha
Netwata
Meath
le Rose
Dee
Sanit
John Oeser
Westside
Iowa
South Dakota
White House
President Truman
Oesers
New York City
Vincent B. Feron
U. S
Counts Recorders
Ainsei Berg
Olllee
Mose Wilder
Lye
Alvin Danis
Bath Steel
Sui
Violnin Pa Cleeveland Steers
TWA
Mady Loran
Stein Ag
Kucas
Paul Kumble
Severtereth Treet
Magmie
Atlanta
Dorothy Thatcher
Carhisie Aves Suv
Charles
Gene D. Reed
Hissell
Dhidge
Dhiseph Zadell
West Haver Road
Flyran
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance Phone
Naiberg
Elyrian
Ani
TAS AG
BTV AG Aks
Flyrians
Elysians
JD Sale
Don Roche
Scotia
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