Avon Lake launches community recreation program
A Avon Lake meeting at the Avon Lake School organized a community recreation and hobby program with 140 participants. Nine groups formed led by directors including Miss Marjane Howes and Mrs. Ralph Platt. Weekly and biweekly sessions planned with a two dollar member fee and material charges, WGAR staffer William Mayer presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Blive Biltz
Marjane Howes
Ace
Catherine Consenting
Andrew Wehble
E. J. Chapman
Tuich
Uhornt
William Mayer
WGAR
Clevelane
Ohio
New Home Nursing Class To Meet Thursdays
A new home nursing class will meet each Thursday afternoon for 12 weeks at the American Red Cross chapter office. Mrs Pearl Murphy will lead sessions from 1:30 to 3:30 p m. Originally intended for war brides, the class now seeks interested public participants and enrollment can be made by calling the Red Cross office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Red Cross
Edna Schropp
Todns
Pearl Murphy
Elyria
Office of the Red Cross
Veterans of Foreign Wars 1079 to Meet Thursday Evening
Veterans of Foreign Wars 1079 members will hold a special meeting at the Hinkson Hysell Post quarter at 8 p m Thursday to discuss building a new home or rebuilding the damaged quarters. Commander Thomas Mihalia announced after a Post delegation attended a banquet in Columbus honoring Governor Herbert. Delegates included Mihalis Otto Mischka George Wooley Stacy Smith Walter Dapek Paul Gross J P Mulroy and Al Grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkson-Hysell
Thomas Mihalia
Regan
Columbus
Deshler-Wallick Howe
Thomas’ Herbert
Mihalis
Otto Mischka
Post 1079 Advocate
George Wooley
The
Post
Stacy Smith
Walter Dopeck
Paul Gross
J. P. Mulroy
al Grass
Former Elyrian Named To High Position
Bradford Cadmus will become administrative director of the Institute of Internal Auditors in New York. He is the son of Rev. William E. Cadmus, longtime pastor of Elyria’s First Congregational Church, with his mother living in Massachusetts and sister Ruth married to a college professor in Andover. Cadmus has recently served as assistant comptroller of Standard Brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Cadmus
Institute of Internal Auditors
New York
Elyria
Cadmus
William E. Cadmus
First Congregational Church
Massachusetts
Ruth
G¢ College
Andover
Standard Brands
W. S. Bennett
James J. Carpenter
Yokohama
Japan
FP. M
San Francisco
Calif
Harry Lee Jr
Miami University
Oxford
Temple Chapter
Order of Faster Star
Herbert A. Cassidy
Milwaukee
Wis
Hebert
Cassidy
Ridgeville water line proposal shows majority support
A report to the county commissioners by Sanitary Provineer Lester Osborne finds 81.6 percent of assessed residents favor the Ridgeville water line, with 60.2 percent of adjoining areas also in support. Race road and parts of Cleveland road show opposition, while overall cost is estimated at about 281,000 dollars with frontage based assessments and ten-year serial bonds if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todiay
Sanitary
Lester Osborne
Ridgeville
Osborne
Race Road
Cleveland
Jaycex
Barston Road
Maddock
Ridge- Villes Lorain
Avon
Belden
Root
Barton Roads
East Street
Cornel Street
Fidgevilla Center
Earl C Cook Announces Candidacy for Fifth Ward Council
Earl C Cook 28 of 445 West Eleventh Street today filed to run for the Lorain County Board of Elections ballot in May. He seeks the Democratic nomination for Lorain city council from the fifth ward. A Elyria High School graduate class of ’39, he has lived in the ward 12 years as a property owner and works as a receiving clerk at the Pfaudler Company. He is a member of Federal Labor Union 21045 and is single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl C. Cook
West Eleventh Street
Lorain County Board of Elections
Cook
Elyria High School
Claus
Pfaudler Company
Federal Labor Union
APL
W. HL. Gaston
Longfellow Avenue
Gaston
J. Claston
Rutgers Uiversity
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
First Christian Church
Elks Club
Chamber of Commerce
Young Man's Club
Elyria, High School
Eastern Japan shaken by light earthquake across Kanto
A light earthquake rattled eastern Japan, shaking Tokyo and Yokohama. The tremor centered near the Tsukuba mountains in Ibaraki Prefecture, occurring at 3:37 a.m. Tokyo time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokyo
Kanto
Yokohama
Tsukuba Mountains
Ibaragi Prefecture
Train wreck injures dozens as wire derails cars
A northern Indiana train crash left 30 passengers injured with one in serious condition. A two foot wire top weighing about 400 pounds lay alongside the tracks after a heavy bump, delaying rescue efforts as crews worked to extricate victims and identify the dead including fireman CA Whos Redmend and others. Local officials blamed the wire obstruction for causing the derailment and the wreckage hampered recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minty
William Larch
Lima
Down
John Ro Fisher
Ind
Walton
Trath
Ag Thasidy
Farn Brtine
Wale Ter Tisehhe
Vokomw
Bed
Mose Bovnetiie Mince Rangers
HH. G. Berksen Avior Sun
Iyured Dachided
Beines Lambertie Pvt
Andrew Bery Ok
New Pest
Gaston Seeks Reelection as City Treasurer
W. H. Gaston of 197 Longfellow Avenue filed his candidacy with the Lorain County Board of Elections to pursue the Republican nomination for City Treasurer in May. He currently serves as treasurer and seeks a second term.
Death notices for Hetsler and Boor in Ashland area
Deaths: Hetsler W 5 Hetsler aged 79 of Ashland, father of Homer Metsler. Funeral at Emanuel Evangelical church with Rev. Davis and Rev. Zachman, burial in Trinity cemetery. Andrew J. Boor aged 85 of Ashland, died at his son's home. Visitation at Taylor Funeral Home. funeral arrangements pending. Also brief note: Robert Bell charged with creating a disturbance at Gibbie's Restaurant, trial set for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Hetsler W
Hetsler
Homer Metsler
Elyria R. D. J
Meyers Avenue
Ashland
Church of the Nazerene
Homer
Mary
Ray
Grace
Ethel
Bertha
Ashland County
Emanuel Evangelical Church
S. S. Davis
H. L. Zachman
Findlay
Trinity
White Church Cemetery
Andrew J. Boor
Middle Avenue
J. F. Boor
George Street
Mr. Boor
Harrison County
Ohio
Taylor Funeral
Robert Bell
Fast Avenue
A. R. Agate
Gibbie's
Conscience Is Clear Says Officials After Long Inquiry
Reports from highway patrols and liquor department investigators cross major counties as 42 inquiries yield declarations of "Conscience is clear" amid late counting and political tension. Attorneys general and officials respond to simmering accusations and public scrutiny regarding permits and procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suginat
Mahoning
Liquor Department
Cuyahoga
Summit
Ma- Honig
Frank J. Lausche
Cebu
Jefferson
Cage
Crawford Maehsen
Fiarfield
Stich
Che Teo
Acronis
Begin Hearings Today On Various Bonus Proposals
A subcommittee of the venue military affairs committee opens hearings on three state bonus proposals amid veteran group support and opposition. Debates include payment scales from $10 a month for domestic to $15 for foreign service, with plans for a statewide vote by November. The day features senate and house schedules, plus nominations and salary discussions for state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Military Affairs Committee
Senate
Simns
A. Lipggitt
Logan
Learings
American Legion
American Veterans
Bonustv
Subs
Skeleton Seaston
House
Man in Custody for Safe Cracking
Cicorne An elu, 48, Cleveland, Ohio, is in police custody in Bradford Pennsylvania on charges of cracking two safes Monday night yielding under $100. Angelo Nununu was arrested minutes after the robberies near a bus stop. police found tools and $700 in cash. He is said to be on parole after a 13 year burglary sentence in Montgomery, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhadford
Cicorne Anelu
Cleveland
Vohce
Angelu Io M
Mortgomery
Ala
Fight Not Held At Roundhouse New York Central Today
Disjointed report notes Ed McCarson injured in a prior fight and a sequence of arrests and fines. References to New York Central Railroad Camp, Broad Street, police court penalties, a 118 per month sum, and construction costs for a new building, with scattered names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roundhouse
New York Cental Roundhouse
Ed, McCarson
New York Central Railroad
Witt
Five Men Seen Swimming at Quarry Hole Trapepeer
Frank Hager Brand street barber reported seeing five men swimming in bathing trunks at the quarry hole behind the Steel and Tubes plant Sunday afternoon on 12th street west of West avenue. He noted they appeared to be enjoying themselves despite the early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hager
Brand Street
12Th Street
West Avenue
Hager
Founder Of Rotary Dies In Chicago
Paul Harris 78 founder of the Rotary Club movement died yesterday at his Chicago home. He is survived by his widow Jean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul Harris
Rotary Club Movement
Jean
Court News and Local Offense Roundup
Deputy sheriffs investigated an escape from Grafton prison farm around 4 a.m. and possible links to a car theft in Litchfield where the vehicle was later found overturned with blood inside. Dorothy Washkre's divorce from William was granted for neglect and cruelty, restoring her maiden name Watts. A Lorain divorce suit by Harold Meadows against Mrs. Gertrude Ashbolt was settled and dismissed after alleging death expenses from a car crash. Two boys in Lorain confessed to dynamite thefts at a county quarry and property was recovered, with juvenile authorities taking custody. A collision near Cleveland Street left Leo Neufer’s car damaged after a rear-end impact with a parked truck, due to lights from an oncoming car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherify
Grafton Prison Farm
Litchfield
Rabery Lawrence
Erie County
Reputies
Dorothy Washkre
William
D. A. Cook
Watts
Harold Meadows
Lorain
Gertrude Ashbolt
Carl Meadows
Leo Neufer
Marseilles Avenue
Carmen Wine
Winckles Street
Cleveland Street
Neufer
Frank Kayden Seeks Reelection To City Council
Frank Kayden 34 of 112 Blake Street today filed to seek the Democratic nomination for the sixth ward seat on Lorain city council. Serving his first term, Kayden is the sole Dem on the council and chairs the Transportation Committee while also serving on Sewers and Drains and Parks and Bridges committees. He works as an inspector at Colson Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kayden
Blake Street
Lorain County Board of Elections
Kayden
The
Colson Company
Markets Swell with Diverse Produce and Grain Quotations
Daily market recap lists apples with multiple varieties and price ranges from $2.00 to $4.28 for different grades and sizes. Also covers mushrooms, parsnips, potatoes, lettuce, watercress, and other staples. Grain and livestock quotes from Toledo and Cleveland include wheat, corn, oats, soybeans, hogs, cattle, and lambs with bid ranges and market mood notes.
Congress Committees Busy With Many Bills of Interest
The Senate Banking Committee advanced a rent control bill proposing a 150 percent increase and ending all rent controls by April 30, 1948. Other actions included labor mediation board debates, portal pay suit reforms, and scrutiny of justice department claims. Committees weighed spending cuts, atomic energy matters, and new fiscal- year ceilings while hearings on air safety and veterans administration operations continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Homer
Capehart
Ind
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Harry P. Cain
Wash
George W. Malone
Nev
Albert W. Hawkes
N. J
Lewis A. Schwellenbach
Senate Labor Committee
Federal Mediation Board
Mediation Board
House
Senate
Justice Department
Treasury
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
David £. Dilienthal
Atomic Energy Control Commission
Lilienthal
Commission
George H. Bender
Republicana
Prices At Noon Varied By United Group
Prices at noon varied across listed companies including United, Dan Montgomery Ward, National Dairy, Sears Roebuck, Westinghouse, Woolworth, General Motors, White Motors, Republic Steel, U S Steel, and Standard of Ohio. UPS and Bendix appear in the list with unclear context, reflecting a snapshot of stock values from multiple firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Central
Penna
American Dan
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
Sears Roebuck
Westinghouse
Electpc
Woolworth Co
Bendix
General Motors Apne
White Motors
Republic Steel
U. S. Steel Standard of
Ohio
A Wellington Church Quartet Sings at Elyria Home
A First Methodist church mixed quartet led by Charles F. Willard Jr performs at the Elyria Home for the Aged during Sunday Vesper services. The group tours after the program and includes Mrs. Roger Cassidy Miss Helen Shepard and Chester Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellingtor
Richard
Dick) McKisson
Fred Gray
Wellington Township
State Association of Township Trustees
Columbus
C. O. Goss
Brighton
Ohio
Thomas J. Herbers
Columbia
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Neshler-Wallick
Ray Net
Ray Ewell
Raymond Church
Raymond Wright
William Wrench
William Farrar
Marshall
Mark) Weber
Lyte Simonson
Peggy Norton
Taylor Street
Lloyd Hurst
Mary Lou Newton
Hurst
Bingo
Harold Norton
Peggy
Bill Reid
Mra
Robert Sulift
Norton
Robby
Douglas
Robert Stentz
Courtland Street
Sam Terry
Kelly Street
Estill
Newton Owsley
Dewey Owsley
B. F. D. Wellington
Lakeside
C. Howard Dowman
North Main Street
Maude Meredith
Hamilton Street
Joyce
Lions Hear Talk On Digging Ditches
Major Ditmer of the Salvation Army spoke to the Lions Club on Digging Ditches last night, praised for his oratory and sound thinking. Nelson Howe of South Amherst gave a singing lesson on finding quarter material. Guests included Major Ditmer, B C Myers of Elyria, and Howe. Hoy arrested for disorderly conduct on Broad Street Bridge at 3:45 p.m. yesterday and will be arraigned in police court February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Ditmer
Salvation Army
Lions Club
Pine Lions
Nelson Howe
South Amherst
B.C. Myers
Elyria
Claude Hoy
Frankcourt
Broad Street Bridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
V.F.W
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance Phone
Thomas Havgman
Gn Bach Coal & Supply CO
W. Bridge
Woo, Gaston
Sénate
Thomas J. Herbert
Stanley Weat
Canon
State Optometry Board
Herbert
William F. Hess
Hamilton County
State Liquor Board
Harry M. Miller
Gallia County
Ore Public Utilities Commission
Raymond A. Younger
Mercer County
Pardon and
Parolen Commission
Frank Whittemore
Akron
Whittemore
Albert M. Grout
Sioux City
Resar, Florist
River St
Our Leonardson
North Shet
Pole
Todas
Bert Younhinen
Lorwin
Perent
Brett
Na Beat
Convier
Quarry Hole
Rotary
Lordin
Tlarain
Fish and Gare
North Ridge Road
Amherst
Sheriff's Department
Inday
Little Joe
Northern Spy
Romes
Fair Sandivast
Jonathans J'an
Erin
Penns Sylvania Tostly
Elions
Hubbard
Beer Banke
Toledo
Poultry Market
Cuigkens
Mteers
Roosevelt
Charles W. Wursell
Truman
Joint
House Senate Budget Committee
Ira C. Eaker
Army Air Forces
Senate Air Safety
Edith Nourse Rogers
Mass
House Veterans Committee
Veterans Administration
Claude Pepper
Fla
Senate Rules
Pepper
Senate Public Works Committee
Gordon R. Clapp
Tennessee Valley Authority
United
Ene
Wellington
Cora M. Shepard
Barker al Phants
Faith Ware
Herrick Ave
West
Madison
Zith
Bailey's
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Aan
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