Scott to Seek Reelection to Elyria City Council
Scott Will Seek Reelection to Elyria City Council as a Republican candidate with primary in May. He serves on the minor and streets committees and chairs the building and rents committee. Born in Srothind and a Elyria resident for over 40 years, he is a carpenter and has a wife and four children.
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Chronicle Telegram
Scott
Tames C. Scott
Elyria
Wimateate
Republian
Presentreniseid
Iy Cornseil
Srothind
Elyvia
Black Dahlia Case: Suspect Claims Knowledge of killer
In Los Angeles a six foot one inch blonde named Carol Marshall confessed she knows who killed Elizabeth Short, the Black Dahlia. Police said she and a male companion were arrested after attempting to sell a 1942 car, as investigators examine fingerprints, a letter, and an address book tied to the murder. The note reportedly taunts police while clues are checked in Washington.
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Los Angeles
Elizabeth Short
Carol Marshall
Tur Jare
Calif
Barstow
Beth Bhart
Air
Auto
Tayi
ATO
Derew
Polier
Jack Donahoe
Washington
Tetler
Potige
Jeter
Jave Jy
Heir Claim Rocks $40,000 Estate After Dying in Elyria
Raymon Roberts, 4 Elyria resident who collapsed on Broad Street June 11 while en route to his Broad Street room may have been sole heir to a $40,000 estate. Attorney Otto Mischisa said Roberts was a wardian of The Hattisan Tool Co and former Elyvin Foundry employee. The Cleveland couple Madoc and unknown wife left the estate. Roberts may inherit if relationship to them is proven. Roberts had a 195 agre farm in Chardon and a Kelley’s Island resort reportedly, with $318 in bank and cash. Enlistment of Robert Masters Greethan in the Navy is also reported by Elyria Hoard.
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Raymon Coburns Roberts
Elyria
Broad Street
White
West Broad
Otto K. Mischisa
Roberts
Hattisan Tool Co
Elyvin Foundry
Madoc Roberts
Cleveland
Roberta
Thas
Raymond Roberts
Mischka
Anree Himes
Raymond Raverts
Marios Roberts
Court awards $108 in favor of Cleveland jukebox operator
In a court session Judge Guy B Findley awarded Anthony Andre $108 against tavern operator Joseph Celana after a damaged jukebox incident. Separate matters include multiple divorces and custody cases, with Ruby Rice restored to the Backus name and Lucile Rings granted divorce from Robert with custody and alimony terms. A sheriff sale of property involving tavern operators yielded $17,495, while other divorce filings and civil suits were noted.
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Guy B. Findley
Anthony Andre
Cleveland
Joseph Celana
Andre
Celana
Ruby Rice
Earle
Guy 8. Findley
Negleet
Backus
Lucile Rings
Robert
C. A. Coole
Some Rents On The Way Up
Washington reports indicate rents are increasing under liberalized hardship provisions announced by Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming director of the office of temporary controls after a meeting with President Truman. Mac McCullough said regulations won’t be ready until next week. Small operators with scattered single apartments may be the beneficiaries of the new relief.
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Washington
OFA
Philip B. Fleming
Office of Temporary Controls
Fleming
Truman
Mac McCullough
McCullough
OPA
Two Autos Stolen and Recovered in Local Incident
Two cars were reported stolen yesterday, with both found. William Mohler of 172 Bath Street said his Chevrolet LT-268 was taken from his hill residence and recovered on West River Road. Leo Meskler of Root Road, Columbia Station, reported his car stolen from Cedar Street near Broad and found abandoned on Cleveland Street while he was at Hur shaw Chemical Co.
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Williamn Mohler
Bath Street
Chevrolet
Hill
West River Road
Leo Meskler
Root Road
Columbia Station
Cedar Street
Broad
Cleveland Street
Meskler
Hurshaw Chemical Ca
Farmers Reminded Of Deadline On Reports
Lorain County Agricultural Conservation Association official Rovert J. Naan urges remaining farmers to submit 1944 practice reports by February 3. Addresses the deadline and requests prompt mailing or hand delivery from those not yet filed. Plus a notice of Ridgeville Congregational church and Grange events honoring late member Mrs Samantha Stephens with services announced around Monday.
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Rovert J. Naan
Lorain County
Sleeper clause cuts discretionary control of county aid
A late page one note describes a sleeper clause slipped into a special session last year that shifts county aid distribution to be based on tax duplicates, removing the county budget commission’s discretion. Partial appropriations would empower counties to allocate funds by need, with a hangover from the clause lingering. Additional measures would curb local officials’ powers to call special elections for extra taxes and allow cities to levy for nearby land improvements.
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Roynty Budget Commission
P Aid
Joral Poweriappers
James E Brown to Be Candidate for Mayor Elyria
James F Brown, former Elyria city councilman, is added to the Republican mayoral nomination slate for the May primary. An established city insurance man, he served one term on council but was defeated for reelection in 1945 and has had no official city government role since.
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James F. Brown
Elyria
Brown
Death Record Listings of Vietzen Cordy Shook Kelemen and Others
Obituary notices describe Frederick A. Vietzen at 82 dying at his West Ridge farm after illness, survived by four sons and others. Margaret Cordy aged 85 dying at her daughter’s home in Grafton. Alice Marie Shook aged 26 dying at home in Latrobe after lingering illness with details of family. Joty Kelemen 67 passing at Elyet ma after illness with church services. Harvey Watson former banker in Gary, Indiana to Ridgelawn burial. Samantha Stephens aged 74 dies on Center Ridge Road Ridgeville with family survivors and civic affiliations.
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Festrick
AL Vietner
West Ridge
Germany
Eros
Albert
Finer
Wild Raymond Vietzen
Flynna
Mildred Sweaney
Nova Scotia
Algo
Ace
Surdo- Curtis Funeral Home
Alice Marie Shook
HR. E. Heath
LaGrange Township
Nichols- Wicken
Clarence Ward
Oberlin
Hoy
Buna
Ridgell Memorial Park
Nichels-Dicken
Rome
Warvey Watson Harvey Watson
Hose
Gary
Indiana
Botaan
Ohio
Clary
Christ’ Epincopal Church
Nichols Dicken
Ridgelawn Cemlery
Toot
Discharged From Armed Forces Returns Highlight Elyria Board
A list announced by the Elyria Selective Service Board shows three more Elyrians and former residents receiving honorable discharges. G BALTZELL and J G Baltzell from Gulf Road have Army service with dates spanning 1943 to 1947. RICHARD J. NICHOLS of Lodi Street discharged after service in the Army beginning 1945. GUADALUPE E Medrano, formerly of 702 Lake Avenue, completed seven months overseas in Europe and was discharged at Fort Dix New Jersey. Robert L. Foiltt of Elyria separated from the Army Air Corps at Brooke Army Medical Center. Two Akron bandits sought after a $3500 holdup on Frank Lowden’s home. Funeral services set for Ridgeville Congregational Church, Ridgeville cemetery. William J. Benson of Wakeman dies after two weeks illness. survived by wife Sonia, two daughters, six grandchildren, one sister, and one brother. Burial at Camden Center.
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Margaret Cordy
Maggie Smith
Org Center Street
Grafton
Poland
Church of the Assumption
The
Rosary Society
Andy
Stacey Cordy
Hattie Macho- Vina
Albert
Bittner
St. Mary's Cemetery
Guadalupe E
Medrano
Lorain
Lake Avenue
Fort Dix
N. J
ARMY
Robert L. Foiltt
Elyria
Army Air Corps
Brooke Army Medics Center
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
William J. Benson
Wakeman
Hartland
Westom Automatic Machine Screw Company
Wakemwin
Gibson Lodge F
A. M
R.A. M
Sonia
Robert Hoyt
Raymond Shinski
Benson Wooden
Detroit
Mich
Edward
Vermilion
L. D
Lions Club to Hear Major C A Ditmer Speaker
Major C A Ditmer of the Salvation Army will address the Lions Club Monday evening at the Elks club informing members on outreach work and community service programs.
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C. A. Ditmner
Salvation Army
Lions Club
Elks Club
Kiwanis Meeting Discusses Chickens Come Home to Roost
Grafton Kiwanis club met Thursday evening with 27 members present. After dinner by the Mothers' Study Club, Rev Harald Willeman led group singing. Dr Vernon W. Wager retired Norwalk district superintendent spoke on Chickens Come Home to Roost.
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Grafton
Kiwanis Club
Mothers’ Study Club
Harald Willeman
Vernon W. Wager
Nor’ Walk
Methodist Conference
Arrests for intoxication and a late benefactor’s bequest
In Albany two intoxication arrests are recorded with fines in police court: Rumbargger of 406 Middle Avenue fined 4 dollars, and William Kayden of 114 Hazel Street fined 8 dollars. Mary H Beardsley, known as the animal’s Good Samaritan, left money and directives for feeding pigeons in the downtown plaza and for the care of her dogs, a dachshund and a toy shepherd.
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Middle Avenue
Costa
William Kayden
Hazel Street
Broad Street
Albany
N. Y
Mary H. Beardsley
Church To Have Its 122nd Annual Meeting Thursday
The First Congregational church of Elyria plans its 122nd annual meeting Thursday evening in the church parlors with a 6:30 dinner served by church women. Oberlin College President William Stevenson will speak on "Charismanship for Today" after a brief program by Lorain County Teachers’ Orchestra and a quartet. Officers and deacons will be elected. reports compiled in a booklet titled It Happened Last Year. Reserved dinner seats only. meeting open to members and friends.
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First Congregational Church of
Elyria
William £. Stevenson
Oberlin College
William A. Leath
Ans Nowhoing
First Church
Leath
John J. Shipherd
Lorain County Teachers' Orchestra
Gerald M. Frank
Stevenson
Daniel Harris
Helen V. Dickey
Grace H. Tulk
Robert Burns
Virginia H. Fairchild
Home Service
World Service
Religious Education Committee
Elyria Council of Churches
Leo R. Meyer
Woman Receives Many Offers Of Assistance
Mrs. Marie Didion of Youngstown has not needed to sell an eye to support her 12 children. A Texas man offered a home in city or farm, plus payments, and three people made definite offers for one eye. Her faith in God and humanity has been restored by the flood of offers.
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Youngstown
Marie Didion
Texas
Didion
Granted certificate for Basil Simkavich in Selective Service
Basil Simkavich of 207 West River Street has been granted a certificate of substantially continuous service in the Merchant Marine. The Elyria Selective Service Board received the report today from the U S Maritime Commission, which asked that he be considered for Class 1 G in Selective Service.
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Basil Simkavich
West River Street
Elyria Selective Service Board
U.S. Maritime Commission
Markets Reflect Mixed Apple and Produce Quotations
Chicago cash quotations show varied listings for apples including Bu Yankels and East ern crates with prices around 450 and 456, several fruit and vegetable items such as golden delis and potatoes noted with washed and bagged formats. Butter prices firm with receipts and unsettled offers. poultry demand described as weak with multiple trays and prices indicated.
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Pengwylvassia
Hubbard
Grafton Road Poultryman Enters Bantams in Pittsburgh Show
F H Morton of Grafton Road has entered Black Cochin Bantams for the Pittsburgh Exhibition of the National Poultry Industry. Entries include two cocks two hens two cockerels two pullets one old trio and one young trio. The show runs at Yunt Armory in Emerannette Pittsburgh next week with extensive exhibits and education programs for poultrymen.
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F. H. Morton
Grafton Road
Pittsburgh
C. W. Carbeau
Morton
Yunt Armory
Emerannette
Vets To Meet At Oberlin Tuesday
World War I veterans in Oberlin and nearby areas may discuss Insurance problems with Veterans Administration representatives Charles B. Coen and Raymond F. Yunker at Oberlin College Tuesday evening. The 7 30 p m session aimed to help reinstate or convert National Service Life Insurance policies.
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Oberlin
Veterans’ Administration
Charles B. Coen
Raymond F. Yunker
Elyria
Lorain
Th Dean
Qberiin Colege
Lorain America Legion
Legion Home
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Black Dahlia
NAVY
Robert Masters Greethan
Ohio Street
Walter Murphy
South Amherst
Ambridge
the Titles
Richard Larrimer
Columbus
Joshi Roller
17Th Street
Julia Wallace
Login
Gronides
Dorothy Verd
Harrisons Street
William
Ruslty
Avan
Atom Sherif
Yahqity Estate
Lalament Nas
Falls
Myrtle Bacites
DA ‘Cook
Kenneth Davis
Ivetee
Helen Wilson
Dudee DA Cook
Ana Mas
Pielak Studio
Pielak
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Samantha Stephens
Grange
AME
Shriers
Merle Oberon
Otto Lang
Sun Valley
Idaho
Mr. Lang
20Th Century- Pox Film Co
Resar, Floris
James E. Brown
Frederick A. Vietzen
Mrs
Alice Marie
Wainewright
Sixth Street
Samantha E. Stephens
Samantha EB. Stephens
Jetr Ho Stephens
Center Ridge Road
Nott Ridgeste
Horn Oun Fosteria
Redgetitle Vere Tronal
Ridgeville Grange
Naty Grange
Royusband
Jos
Ethel Peteronay
Germcude Barros Ag
Mire
Nin Sande
Elyria Alse
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
Shanghai
Veggs
Frank Lowden
Ridgeville Congregational Church
EB. M. Biterfield
Ridgeville Cemetery
Sudra- Curtis
Dr. Wagar
Kiwanis
Sudro
Curtis
R. F. Bedington
Bedington Block
Ste Thix
Baker’s
Nichols and Dicken
Funeral Home
Nichols
Middle Ave
Ral
Harold Dicken
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