Northern Savings And Loan Company Stockholders Meet
At the nominal meeting of the stockholders of the Northern Savings And Loan Company, George M. Holt and H. A. Stevens were reelected as directors. President L. Huffman reported on the year’s business, noting deposits and mortgages rose over 20 percent and 12 percent respectively, and that the company acts as a government bond issuing agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iNorthern 5 Jugs and Lown
George M.olt
Hh. A. Stevens
L. 2 Huffman
Oberlin Man Fined and Costs for DUI Charge
Alvin Bungard of Oberlin was fined $60 and costs after arraignment on a driving while intoxicated charge. Police reported his car swerved and he was arrested at Bath and West River streets. Paul Dargie of 116 Broad Street was fined $10 and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving in Mayor A. Agate's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Bungard
Oberlin
Elyria
A. R Apite Indy
Bath
West River Street
Paul Dargie
War
A. A Agate
East Avene Amt
Broad Kyeet
Avon Village Public Sale of Residence Contents Jan 29 1944
The undersigned will sell the residence on Hayes Road Avon Village on Saturday January 29 1944 starting at 1:00 PM. Items include General Electric refrigerator dining room suite chairs lamps rugs household furniture and misc. Terms cash. Mrs Henry Mehling owner P.A. Walker auctioneer Elyria. Livin Klinect clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Road
Avon Village
General Electric
Henry Mehling
P.A. Walker
Elyria
Iivin Klinect
Public Auction Near Litchfield Promises Livestock and Farm Gear
On account of my son, selling at Public Auction mile east of Litchfield on Stele Bowle 18, Thursday, April 27, 18 heed of Dairy Cattle including Holsteins Guernseys Jerseys. Herd has springers, fresh cows, heifers, and a registered Guernsey bull. Also poultry, hay, grain, corn, tools, tractors, silos, milking gear, and farm implements. Lunch by church ladies. Terms cash. Andrew Vrstanko auctioneer. Clayton MM clerk.
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Navy
Will’ Cell
Mile Eas
Litchfield
Ar A
Guernseys
Jerseys
Guernsey
Oliver
John Deere
Massey Harriss
New Idea
Superior
Con. Arenational Church Ladies of
Lichfield
Andrew Vristanko
Five Men Fined in Justice Court Pleas
A Justice Court session yielded fines for five defendants. James Fuseson, 27, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated near Route 58 and was fined. R. Mayo, 38, of LaGrange, faced reckless driving after speeding at 79 mph on Route 301 and paid $20 plus costs after pleading not guilty. Kenneth Sawyer, 10, paid $24 and costs after pleading guilty to a related charge. Albert C. Cruse, 679 Lake Street, was fined for a separate charge and pled guilty. Stott, 2 West Avenue, saw police report a broken window on Taylor Street after his car was found parked near Central Industries.
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Ueigts Bhd
Vertion Brat
West Thittouill Street
Etyvia
Route
Wellington
Justice’s Court
James Fusesos
de R. Mayo
Piewsantcot
LaGrange
Lie Grange
Kenneth Sawyer
Costa
Hey
Albert F. Cruside
la Suit
Lake
Cotte
Widge
Chats
Vba
Billy
Vistice
Stott
Wast Avenue
Lyri Puller
Ceneal Industries Company
Palice
Aestone
Seat
Motorist Fined for Reckless Driving and Intoxication Charge
A motorist, Clyde Pixley, was fined 510 with costs for reckless driving and failing to stop at Churk and Winckles streets. An additional intoxication charge was set for arraignment before Mayor Agate tomorrow on a charge filed by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walford Greene
Wellington
Quilty
Awvas
Churk
Winckles
Clyde Pixley
Bond Street
A. Hy
Agate Tomacrow
Yolige
Auction Notice for Farm Stock and Household Goods in New London Ohio
Donald Erswell and Algie Knapp auction in New London on Saturday January 29, 1944 at 10:30. Items include dairy cattle 5, horses 9, sheep 25, hogs 25, feeder cattle 10, poultry 475, farming tools, two wagons, an International truck 1974 model, hay barley and straw bundles, plus household goods. Located seven miles north and four miles east of New London.
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New London
Ohio
Donald Erswell
Algie Knapp
Dunlap
London
Public Farm Auction At Beeker Farm Near North Amherst
The sale occurs Thursday January 27 at 12:30 PM at the old Beeker farm on Mister Road four miles west of the Black River fire station. Livestock include two horses aged eight and nine, cattle and hogs from 40 head, with dairy cows in milk and sows due to calve. Farm implements and household items listed, with many tools and machinery described. Terms: cash on day of sale. ZIPP Owner AR F Clark Auctioneer Oberlin G Hobbs Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Amherst
Roamiles
Black River Township
Beeker Farm
Guernsey
Molstein
Abu
Furgeson
Dea
Tian Post
F. Clark
Auet
Oberlin
G. 4 Hobbs
Bricker declines California primary entry plan
Columbus dispatch reports Gaverio A W Bricker stating he will not enter the California presidential prefer ment primary. He indicates no decision yet on other primaries. He notes Earl Warren leading California delegation and mentions plans to travel to the Far West after a state legislative special session. Bricker says he may tour after Congress completes a subsidy bill and has no intent to seek outside speaking engagements beyond a Conn ecticut talk initiative.
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Columbus
Gaverio
Bricker
Califordia
Californid
Earl Warren
California
Wisconsin
Far West
Faria
Califarode
Washington
Old Gregan
Ohio
Mineker
Congress
Inglinliou
Tut
Boy Who Entered Army ACH5 Is Back Home Again
Columbus report of a soldier returning from combat service in the Mediterranean. The man received the Distinguished Flying Cross, his parents feared discovery of his enlistment, and he is now employed at Curtiss-Wright in Salt Lake City after discharge or a period at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jan SeSsut
Nytag
Ucla
Salt Cake City
The
Curtiss-Wright Auesdune Nln
Divorces Sought by Four Lorain County Women in Cleveland Case
Four Lorain county women filed divorce pleas in Cleveland asking restorations and child issues. Plaintiffs include Minnie Wiley and Jyrla Bail from Washington and others named in the damaged text. Proceedings reference alleged extreme cruelty and separation of spouses with restrictions on future contact.
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Lavin County
Forday
Minnie Wiley
Frater Avenua
Jyrla
Jone Bail
Mo Wiley
Washington
Wite
Een
Aprak
Laine Mis Milog
Maurie Yourigs
Mice
Minnieh
Obyrtin Ee
Cleveland
Mary Shloopdek
Lorain
Suil
Adie
Audry Shlapack
Charstar Gatronne
Inger
Sepembeki
Matiaiina
Penussis Aba
Fragmented OCR note on naval event and figures
The readable portions refer to a naval context with names and places, mentioning ships, dates, and locations in a vague sequence. The text hints at investigations, performances, and people such as a rector and observers, but the exact events and outcomes remain unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Speed Up To Reach Goal In Bond Drive
Lorain County faces pressure to accelerate bond sale efforts to meet its Fourth War Loan quota. County chairman J. L. Parler reports total sales at $778,545.40, about 2.4 million dollars short of the county’s $1 million target. Individual areas like Amherst and Well ington show partial progress with mixed percentages and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
J. L. Parler
Ehatron
Salente
Salem
Qoe
ASV
Amherst
Wellingian
Army Official Pardoned By The President
Washington January 25 President Roosevelt pardoned a military official amid a dispute over civilian rights under martial law. The defense secretary indicated the pardon does not alter constitutional rights. The case centered on Gen Baker C Hichuielan who faced contempt charges and was alleged to have refused honors while officers questioned surrender grounds of German-born personnel. The record notes Metzger’s judgment may have been incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dustee Department
Roosevel
Housevell
Baker
Hichuielan
Hawaiian Department, Who Had “Been Held In Contempt of Court By Feuows
Delbert E. Metater
Alghanison
Perfonnes
Ufficiale
Metzger
Ruvhardawn
Basrel
Delegates Named for Republican National Convention
Delegates chosen from Lorain, Medina, Portage and neighboring counties will attend the Republican national convention in Chicago. Committee chairs and district officers were selected, with county executives and district leaders confirming the slate amid confirmation of several named delegates.
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Adiey
Bressinnadl Lieitier
de Weld
Chicago
Chagey
Cives
Ramminine
Amd
Distriet
Distinct We
Lorain
Medi
Sin
Portage
Atws
Anglebech
Akiva
Queeq
Wintsworth
Ani
Hareld Cigauit Fain
Chainroad
Toledo Walkout Ends Turmoil at Local School
Unclear text describes a protest or walkout in Toledo ending after disruptions at a Toledo educational site. Details about people, dates, and organizations are unreadable, but the event centers on a student or staff protest concluding with some resolution.
Deaths and funeral notices from town column
Obituary notices for Ella Mildied Mel Oberlin and Ida Cristy report deaths with service details and survivors. Mildied Mel Oberlin, born Feb 19, married to Forrest Hil, survived by husband, parents Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morgan, sisters, and other relatives. Ida Cristy, former Pontivid resident, died at home of her daughter, survived by sister and nieces, with services planned locally.
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Ella Mildied
Mel Oberlin
Elin
Mildred
Bee Hone
Surgeoun
Homie Ab
Deo
Seth
Mo. Weteh
Tie Garden
Baphet Choeeh
Avis Hurial
Macy
Camden
Wems Tes
Lingpton
Ida Cristy
Stewee
Pontivid Sant
Wdobn
Cristy
Aligs
Anna K Crasty
Agnes Strong
Edgar Frithe
Pasaden
Calif
Alym Sure
Lorant
Pasadena
Wally She
Mary
Canty
Penfield
Hazing incident leaves teen hospitalized in Cleveland
In Cleveland in January 1988 a high school hazing ritual called Hell Week left Renard Hickex a student at Heights High School with bruises and injuries. The Algonquin club at vie Cl ond Heights allegedly administered padding as part of the ceremony. Julian W. Pyle, Heights school board president, and L. Wiles, a superintendent, were linked to the inquiry as officials promised further action at a board meeting.
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Cleveland
Renard, Hickex
Norm Canton
Lakeside Hospital
Eviday
Algonquin Club
Vie Clond Heights
Schow
Julian W.pyle
Heights School Board
Seid
L. Wiles
Galtie Eelire
Eecrel Societion
Tenteiuniey
HNL
Temporary Assistant Dog Warden Appointed
A Civil Serving examination led to the appointment of a temporary assistant dog warden by the commissioners. The new warden will serve until a permanent appointee is selected, with duties including handling island dog wardens and related enforcement. Regular updates will report on the position's status and any changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doha
Forbes
Laon Abaddon
Fort Hayes Reception Center To Be Closed
A fragmentary notice reports the Fort Hayes Reception Center is slated for closure with dates implied and several names and places garbled. The readable items suggest administrative action and related officials, but exact timelines and actions remain unclear.
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Fort Hayes
Find $100,000 In Safety Deposit Box, No Clue To Slayer
Police failed to locate clues to the killer of Adele Born Williams while a safety box held $100,000 in cash and valuables. Detectives searched for papers about a grey-haired woman in a fur coat seen weeks earlier, hoping to identify the perpetrator from the missing jewels and unmounted gems.
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Cit
O. Fay
Adele Born Willian
State Department
Williams
Drake
Speed Efforts For Soldier Vote Plan
Washington reports Senate leaders intensified moves to approve a federal war ballot plan for overseas service members. Senator Lucas predicted a vote either today or tomorrow as opposition grows from Republicans favoring state ballots and Democrats seeking to repeal the 1042 poll tax and registration waiver for service members voting from abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Scott W. Lucas
Armed Services
Rejection Rate Seen Lower Than Expected
A Lorain County Selective Service report notes a lower than expected rejection rate among men from Ridgeville and nearby districts sent to Cleveland for preinduction examinations. The findings contrast with widespread reports of rising rejections and highlight a portion of married men and fathers among the registrants.
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Mifikey
Lorain
Widgeville Satunday
Wallan Richards
Eart Terry
Grafion Road
Markets Smngago Iatht and Poultry Prices Report
A garbled markets page lists scattered commodity prices and items across poultry, fruit, vegetables, grains, and livestock with references to beef, cattle, calves, hogs, sheep, and farm goods. Mentions possible group leadership and a Pearl Harbor era context with certificates of fitness and a pre Pearl Harbor period note.
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Bearl Harbor
Pearl Harbor
Letter From Son Stationed In The South Pacific
A mother Maude Picket Foster Avenue notes her son, three years in the Army, is posted in the South Pacific. He writes Christmas thoughts, prayers, and hope for safety, sharing how the troops count days and look forward to home. He recalls Bethany Maplist and his former church as memories before duty.
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Lst
Price
Maude
Foster Avenue
Spt
Pace
Pacife
Srs Pate
Neds
Bethany
Rumors Place Two Men as Possible Local Nominees
In Lorain County today rumors circulated about two possible candidates for sheriff and service representative nominations. James C. Maclarmitt of Wellmaston, executive director of the Lorain County Council of Defense, was mentioned as a potential sheriff candidate, while Thoms McGeathy of Lorain was cited as a possible service representative nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Raypelbeli
Miwritt Wnd
James C. Maclarmitt
Wellmaston
Sivie Tepeesent
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Charles Brown Offiginting
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Kean
Manigual
Boy Jn Hospital
Columive
Secon
Servier Caner
Chin
Enea
Elyria Auto Body
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Jevhurny
Standalé
Iain Acouns
Adare Ar
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