Confirmation of Defenbacher Now Seems Assured
Senate Democrats indicate enough votes exist to confirm Herbert D. Defenbacher as State Finance Director though a House vote may wait until next week. Other items include a $13.75 million annual school aid increase, a rules reform to discharge committees, and pay raises for probate judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate
Herbert D. Defenbacher
Margaret Mahoney
Cuyahoga
Defenbacher
Senator Mahoney
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Education Association
Albert Daniels
Highland
E. R. Guthrie
Coshocton
DEA
House
General Assembly
Fair Employments Practices Commission
Community leaders urge education and preservation efforts
NUMBER Continued From Page One and every bit of water we have he stated. He urged support for extension service Soil Conservation District schools youth movements and churches. We have a job to do together the job of building for the future Lets save what we've got and build from there The musical program featured Paul Wainwright leading songs and quartettes from the Elyria Chapter of SAPBQS The Chord Crushers included Fred Maddock Robert Elbert Earl Holbrook Curly DeBracy The Mis-Tunes featured Norman Sparr Harold Rickle Nate Berthoff and Ray Bringer Invocation by Rev Henry K Shaw Elyria First Christian Church Ray Eppley chaired the event with a buffet lunch after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Extension Service
Soil Conservation District
Paul Wainwright
Elyria
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Warfield Rock
Fred Maddock
Robert Elbert
Earl Holbrook
How Quickly Time Passes How Quickly Time Passes
A year ago today gas shortages and cold weather caused curtailment by local industrial users. The House Ways and Means Committee passed the Knutson bill to cut income taxes about six billion dollars annually, with a straight party line vote and rejected Democratic amendments. Five years ago today government forecasters predicted drought relief for 1944 crops, marking the longest drought in the central states since the Dust Bowl era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Ways and Means
Knutson
France
Robert Schuman
Central States
Campaign leader lauds Chauncey Smythe and team
A speaker extends appreciation for Chauncey Smythe and campaign colleagues. He praises Smythe as cool and inspiring, urges a standing ovation for his leadership, and recognizes Ketchum & Company staff including Herbert Fickes Marion Powell Bob MacPherson and ten local assistants for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Smythe
Prilege
Fnr
Hospital
Ketchum & Company
Herbert Fickes
Marion Powell
Bob MacPherson
Lorain County Bank Directors Reelected at Annual Meeting
Stockholders of the Lorain County Savings and Trust Company met in the bank lobby yesterday to elect directors for the coming year and hear reports from Treasurer C. P. Wagner and Trust Officer E. J. Fauver. President A. J. Plocher noted operating earnings gains and increases in deposits and capital. Directors reelected include Fauver, Hewitt, Meyer, Perry, Plocher, Smythe, Taylor, and Thomas. officers to be elected next Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Elyria Memorial Hospital Building Fund
C. PF. Wagner
Trust Department
E. J. Fauver
A. J. Plocher
Worth Fauver
James A. Hewitt
Death notices and obituaries compilation
Death notices from Elyria and surrounding area report Leo Smallwood 32 of Ed ward Smallwood died of a heart attack in Cincinnati. Surviving daughter Catherine and son Edward, plus three sisters and a brother. Funeral in Cincinnati with arrangements pending. Also Horace B. Smith in Carlisle Township dies suddenly on Chestnut Ridge road, survived by wife Mildred, son Russell, mother Mrs. Smith. services Saturday at Taylor Funeral Home. Lillian M. Boddy 60, funeral Saturday at United Presbyterian, burial Ridgelawn Cemetery. husband Joe Boddy, four children, relatives listed. services by Rev. D O. McCamy. John Sherman Lent, 81, former Elyria resident, died after a stroke. survived by four daughters, a stepson, many grandchildren and great grandchildren. funeral plans incomplete. Susan Mikloda, 72, Wakeman RD 3, dies after ten weeks illness. husband Jacob. six daughters. three sons. numerous grandchildren. services Saturday 2 pm at Grace Lutheran, burial Cardin Cemetery. A flock of about 2000 starlings invades Fortevyot district of Perthshire causing wheat damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ileo C
Smallwood
Leo
Edward Smallwood
Cincinnati
Elyria
Catherine Gibbens
Edward
Mary Fifley
Detroit
F. R. Maguire
Cleveland
B. L. Hartz
Washington, D. C
W. T. Smallwood
Fairmont
Westoa
Horace B. Smith
Mildred Smith
Chestnut Ridge Road
Mr. Smith
Carlisle
First Methodist Church
Russell
William Smith
Taylor Funeral Home
James H. Sivard
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Lillian M. Boddy
United Presbyterian Church
D. O. McCamy
Ridgelawn J
Joe Boddy
Daniel
George
Edwin
Howard Schnarr
Loretta Reedy
Nora Starkey
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
John Sherman Lent
William Taylor
Loudonville
Max. Lent
Michigan
Elging
North Liberty
Lillie Burkepile
Belleville
Lolo Cordero
Bucyrus
Susan Mikloda
Fortevyot
Perthshire
Scotland
Association To Seek Election Law Changes Formed in Ohio to push amendments
Two Lake County men led a new Ohio association of election officials as they draft changes to election laws. T. R. Beckwith of Lake County heads the group organized at the secretary of state’s suggestion, with Wasee R. Milburn of Painesville pushing voting machine legislation. The body outlined 37 amendments to clarify ballot work, while Milburn’s committee proposes central counting of absentee ballots and machine identification rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lake County
T. R. Beckwith
Ohio Association of Election Officials
Ohio
Beckwith
Leland
Dougan
Sweeney
Milburn
Chines
John Kelly
Lucas County
Albina
Cermak
Cuyahoga County
Ruth I. Fox
Lerain County
W. L. Rarey
Franklin County
Association
Ray Bliss
Summit County
Rose Anthony
Tuscarawas
J. L. Parret
Clinton
William J. O’brien
Erle
Fred Wilhelm
Clark
Henry C. Shively
Mahoning
Lake
H. L. Bennett
Belmont
Mrs. Fox
William J. Leonard
Hamilton County
Kelly
E. H. Stout
Brown
Joe Stewart
Fairfield
W. R. Hamlon
Coshocton
Albert A. Horstman
Montgomery
H. M. Sorg
Noble
Margorie Wolfe
Ashland
Rarey
Frank T. Dore
Seneca
GOP Chairman Scott Target In Bitter Row
In Omaha Nebraska the Republican National Committee nears an adjournment hour deadlock over party chairmanship as anti Dewey forces seek to oust Rep Hugh D Scott Jr It is unclear if a bitter roll call will be held before evening departures. Scott resists resignation while opponents seek replacements and blame Dewey for the party’s weak White House bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Hugh D. Scott, Jr
Scott
Thomas E. Dewey
White House
Roy E. Dunn
Minnesota
Traffic Control System Work Starts Monday Downtown
Service Director D W Kothe said Ohio Public Service Company agreed to install the new traffic control system for downtown. Preliminary work will begin Monday with city employees assisting. system will regulate Broad Street from East Bridge to West Bridge and the Court Middle and Third street area, creating one way traffic around the park. Equipment on order for months costs about 6100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Kothe
Ohio Public Service Company
Broad Street
East Bridge
West Bridge
Court
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Deputy Tax Official Barrick Dies in Wellington
Everett L. Barrick, known as deputy collector of real estate taxes and Wellington Board of Education clerk, died today at 204 S Main St from a heart ailment. His body was sent to Keith Andrews Funeral Home for arrangements. he is survived by his wife Katherine Barrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Everett L. Bartsick
Police arrest of Mike J. George for speeding and traffic light violation
Police report Mike J. George of 2257 East avenue Was arrested at 11:25 p.m. yesterday for speeding on Lake avenue and failing to stop at a traffic light at Foster. Patrolman Cordrey and Officer Firment noted he drove at about 75 mph to overtake then slowed, leading to his arrest and arraignment in police court tomorrow. Willam D. Davis of Oberlin was fined in police court today for intoxication after being arrested at the New York Central Railroad station at 2:35 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike J. George
East Avenue
Lake Avenue
Foster
L. Cordrey
Michael Firment
George
Willam D. Davis
Oberlin
New York Central
Union Bag & Paper Corporation
Savannah
Court House filings show multiple divorce suits and local actions
At The Court House, Darryl Rhodes filed for divorce from Richards, married in 1946. Lawrence Kavanagh sues for divorce from Mary of Arizona, married in 1940. Elizabeth Eckert sues for divorce from Eda ward, married in 1939. Earl R. Peck sues Ake Polansky for 534 labor and materials charges related to sewer installation, settled in common pleas court. Rose Sadowski granted divorce from John, name restored. William Goetz awarded 819 in suit against William Plas for hay sale. Regina Hazlett sues Carl for divorce, married in 1947. James E. Rose fined 5 and costs for passing a school bus. Glen P. Martin fined 5 and costs for improper safety stop. County Auditor Ayres certifies 300 for Valley View trailer camp improvements. Commissioners to meet with Welfare Director Shaw to discuss salary adjustments. County approves hospital indigent rate of 9.42 per day. Amherst Hospital referral. Bolivia studies a plan requiring large employers to pay rent or provide housing for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl R. Peck
East Bridge Street
Ake Polansky
R. D
Amherst
Common Pleas Court
Rose Sadowski
John
D. A.cook
Macklin
Juvenile Court Handles 419 Cases In 1948
A 1948 Juvenile Court report to county commissioners shows 487 boys and 127 girls and 35 adults involved. Nine boys and six girls were sent to state schools, with others to Mansfield Reformatory and Columbus Bureau of Juvenile Research. Offenses include theft, burglary, truancy, incorrigible acts, sex offenses, traffic, and mischief, with dozens of youths affected.
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Delaware
Mansfield Reformatory
Bureau of Juvenile Research
Columbus
Chicago Market Prices Mixed Across Commodities
The Chicago market shows weak butter and unsettled egg prices with receipts and wholesale quotes varying. Poultry and live stocks hold steady or edge lower, while potatoes and produce face firm demand. cattle and hogs show mixed echoes with several price bands and noted receipts.
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Chicago
Abc
Borslers
United States
Colorado
Pontiac
Newsone Fiorise
Ancks
Biss
Protest Over D-5 License Granted for Wellington Nightclub
Mayor A B Jones of Wellington said he has not heard from the state Liquor Board regarding a protest against Pierlene Schweller’s D-5 nightclub license granted Jan 5. A Jan 4 hearing prompted by 341 signatures opposing the license led to a later reconsideration request and an unresolved appeal to Gov Lausche. The village closed Schweller’s building for alleged sanitary code noncompliance, delaying opening.
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A. B. Jones
Wellington
Nll
Stile Hauer Board
Columbus
Agadiust
Pierlene Schweller
Thomas Herbert Left
Tee
Jones
Liquor Board
Schweller
Lausche
Frank Lausche
Francis Cole
Hiquor Department
Northeastern Ohio superintendents meet in Akron conference
Harold H. Eibling and Dr. C. W. Woolcock joined 13 other northeastern Ohio school superintendents in Akron for a conference on school finances revenues and teacher salary schedules. The group planned monthly meetings to address common problems. Attendees included officials from Youngstown Canton Massillon Ravenna Kent Wadsworth and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Eibling
C. W. Woolcock
Elyria and
Lorain
Northeastern
Ohio
Akron
Youngstown
Canton
Massillon
Ravenna
Kent
Wadsworth
Church Club to Hold Fish Fry
The Church Club announces a fish fry tomorrow evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Eugene Filth, 124 Woods Street. A short business meeting precedes the fry, which is open to the public. The Jolly She club met Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs B White and will meet again Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Johnson Went Sixteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebu
Hugene
Woods Street
Jolly She Club
B. White
Johnson
Sixteenth Street
Prices At Noon In Cleveland Markets Readout
Prices from noon show varied quotes across multiple sectors including appliances autos oils and utilities. Listings include names like American Radiator Glidden Co Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Warner Brothers Woolworth Bendix Chrysler General Motors Westinghouse and U S Steel along with oil firms Socony Vacuum Texas Oil and Cities Service. The report captures a broad snapshot of stock and commodity values as of midday trading with numerous percent changes and a mix of minor and major players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weana
Glidden Co
Sears Roebuck
Warner Brothers
Woolworth Co
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
General Motors
White Motors
Westinghouse Air Republic Steel
U. S. Steel
Anaconda
Kennecott
Standard of
N. J
Ohio Oil - Standard of Ind
Standard of Ohio Socony Vacuum
Texas Oil
Col. Gas & Elec
American T. & T
Avco Mfg
American Brake
Cleveland
Elec
Iun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guthrie
Daniels
New York
California
Hudson
Lorain County Bank
Death Records
Boddy
Sudro-Curtis
Association To Seek
G.O.P
Scott Target
Bitter Row
Police Dept. News
Darryl Rhodes
Richards
Lawrence Kavanagh
Avon Lake
Mary
Arizona
Elizabeth Eckert
Columbia Station
Eda Ward
Guy B. Findley
William Goetz
Graytown
William Plas
Grafton
Regina Hazlett
Carl
James E. Rose, Warren
C. C.' Lord
Glen P. Martin
Vermilion
Justice C.C
Lord
Frank Ayres
Valley View Trailer Camp
Floyd Shaw
Shaw
Welfare Department
Amherst Hospital
Bolivia
Karl W. Plocher
Lorain County Bank Big
Juvenile Court
Fabry
Dorne
Eibling
United Press
N. Y. Central Po
Zelan
Altman & Ackerman
General Electric
And
Westinghouse
Gua
Tveuce Saale
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