Deputy Finegan To Receive Diploma On July 25
Deputy Sherit Lurene Fiteran, brother of Sheri Carl Finegan, will graduate with fellow law enforcement officers from the F L National Police Academy in Washington D C on July 23. Director Hoover announced the event. Navy Secretary Krax will address the class as diplomas are awarded after 14 weeks of intensive training to 37 members chosen from two states, D C, and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherit Lurene Fiteran
Sheri Carl Finegan
F . L National Police Academy
Washington, D
John Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Krax
District of Culumebia
Canada
Noted Scientist Of Antioch College Dies In New York
Dr. Ondes Samartaman, 31, director of the Chastes F. Kettering Foundation and head of Antioch College biology, died in Mt Sina Hospital New York after months of illness caused by streptococcic infection. He led chlorophyll and photosynthesis studies and served as college dean in 1929 and 1930. He is survived by Mrs. Inman, college admissions director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ondes Samartaman
Chastes F. Kettering Foundation
Antioch College
Yertertay
Mt Sina Hospital
New York City
Jaman
Ketterite Foundation
Inman
Sewing Machine Clinic Set for Pittsfield Township
A sewing machine clinic will be held all day Monday July 27 in Pittsfield township. Miss Frances Ecker home demonstration agent for rain county announces the event at the hotel of Mrs Russell Kelly. The clinic starts at 10 a.m. and is open to any woman. sewing machines may be overhauled. Mire Eckert and Mrs Griffin Abbott will oversee the clinic. Attendees are asked to bring their own lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield Township
Frances Ecker
Train County
Russell
Kelly
Mire Eckert
Ite
Abbott
Tntervicer
Offensive plans shelved amid European morale concerns
Contained notes from an AMMlied annitary quarter discussion argue a full scale offensive remains possible but delayed. They warn such action risks failure and would erode allied morale, urging restraint while urging preparation for a future decisive strike.
Three Water Plant Workers Seek Job Grade Advances
Civil service action approved for advancement at the water pumping station. J. D. Faxon reported today requests to reclassify Harvey Devereaux from fireman to art engineer Lenny Race from laborer to Class A fireman and Leon Ryan from laborer to fitter’s man. Faxon noted Race has long performed related duties and is covered by established classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Communion
J. D Faxon
Harvey Devereaux
Lenny Race
Leon Ryan
Unclear text from court house column details
Fragmentary OCR notes mention court house, names Lew Oberleef and Loran, and prices or fees but lacking coherent structure or verifiable details. Unable to determine a definite event, date, or outcome from the provided material.
Death Notices From Lynchburg Area Obituaries Mixed Dates And Names
Multiple death notices and funeral details mix dates, places, and individuals. Mary G Booth died at a sanatorium after a lingering illness, with burial planned at Butternut Ridge. James Smith, Mary Streeter, and Pleiffer are also noted in separate obituaries with family survivors and funeral arrangements.
Unclear source text fragment from historical page
The readable portion of the OCR fragment mentions scattered letters and words without clear people places dates or events and thus cannot form a coherent news item without additional context or clarification.
WAACS in Des Moines Camp Spark Laundry Talk Comedy
A fragmented New York column ribbing WAACs and Army life. It humorously contrasts women in service with home chores, noting laundry racks, drying habits, and marital roles. The piece touches Sonja Henie gossip and wartime adjustments, ending with hopeful lines about a settled home life after the war.
Four More Ship Losses Announced
Fragmentary text reports four more ship losses announced with garbled names and places. The readable parts reference maritime incidents and a ship named Elsha Currie, with unclear dates or authorities.
Committee To Look Into Cancellation Of Ship Contracts
Washington reports a Senate war program committee will study feasibility of building airframes, cancellation of Whe Thea ship contracts, and steel shortages. Andrew Jacks and Higgins of New Orleans shipyards are to be heard on the Hildas shipyard cancellation. The panel doubts rising sinkings of American cargo vessels and seeks practical steps to curb losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seth Ubunman
Harry
Teunan
Mis
Eran
Andrew Jackssay Higgins
Orleans
Etictalsa
Marie ‘Lime Commission
Hildas
Neald
Cost Of Living Message Goes To Congress Promoted In Capitol
Washington July 22 President Roosevelt informs Congressional leaders of new admin plans to tackle the cost of living as wage control and economic strain dominate talks with White House officials. A second cost of living message to Congress is anticipated after a White House leaders’ conference, with briefings scheduled as the Capitol awaits the proposals amid ongoing labor and economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Itserevelt
White House
Capitol
Roosevelt
Congress
Herold
St. Edward
T. J. Gleasan
Lefire
Erieign Georg
Ecuard Ja
Dnsepin E
Tin Can Saves 18 Seamen After Atlantic Sinking
An East Coast port reports a rescue by a R2-A tin can heliograph bringing 10 survivors from an American merchant vessel sunk by a submarine in the Atlantic. The crew endured 29 days adrift, living on life rafts and rainwater, while survivors improvised shelter and signaled for help until a rescue craft appeared on the horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Third Naval District
Malta Nelkin
Oberlin Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Transfers
Oberlin social page lists guests from East Collee Street and Cleveland visiting the Mackay and Holden households. Mentions of travel from Sarnia, Canada, and East Lansing indicate extended visits and regional connections. A. B. Gall and Mrs. Gallie are noted in civic references with local activities, while a dispatch from Osawia notes an Air Base transfer and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, Q
R. D. Mackay
East Collee Street
Worthinston
Bert Holden
Cleveland
O den
Ehreitler
Sarnia
Canada
Saession
Cathast
Alien Harris
Oflanéa Air Base
Flewsta
Oterke
Harris
Flatida Bares
Scots Fred
Osawia
EB Gall
Cuuly
Gallie
Cie
James Ha
Mittuwanca
Park
Sen
Mary Leaster Swan
Arthur L. Wi
Bow Sten
Bhaye Monéay
39 Boys Will Enjoy Camping Period
A fragmented item notes a Wednesday evening program for boys, likely a camping or youth activity. Local names and places are garbled, but references to Elyria and boys suggest a community youth event with planned activities and group participation.
Ohio Firms Hire Sales Engineers for U S Contracts
Ohio firms pay sales engineers to win U S contracts amid a murky arrangement. The report notes involvement of inspectors and federal agents in a delay surrounding a key transit project, with references to payments and possible improprieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Three Department Budgets Filed for 1983 County Budgets
Three county department budgets for 1983 were filed with the county treasurer. Engineering and ditch department budgets show small increases tied to titles and fees. County E Agate’s budget is lower than others due to a certificate of title fee and start date issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Princer
Camely
Agate
Ates Midiles
Ridgeville Sewing Center Seeks Additional Workers
Ridgeville Sewing Center announces a hiring drive for more workers to support garment production. The notice mentions collaboration with Red Cross efforts and community outreach to recruit skilled staff for upcoming fall sewing sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Sewing Center
Peterson's Ostment Heals Pile Torture Fast
A vintage ad describes Peterson's Ostment as a quick relief for pile torture. It promises cooling astringent action from a formula trusted for decades and states druggists offer money back if it does not help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Former Gratton Resident Dies in Florida at 91
Mentetta Harlan Poeddich, 91, longtime Gratton resident, died in St. Veteransburg Florida after a short illness. She had lived in Florida since January. The body will be brought to Gratton for burial in North Street Cemetery. Final funeral arrangements are pending, with the body held at Mussel C Fulton Funeral Home. She is survived by daughter Alis Martha Shattuck of White Lake Michigan, and Herman Poeddich of Grafton and Mrs Poeddich of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary G. Booth
James BE. Hooth
Pheasant View Sanatorium
Cardele
Olle Dimaline
Gratton Road
Eloria Church of Chit
Keve Biathinely
Nichols Funeral Home
Butternut Midge Cemetery
Eren Streeter
Oberlin
Fhen T. Steerter
Dean Rest Home
Perry
Sprak Tuttle
Painesville
N Cn
Paul Streeter
Charles al Stretter
Mentetta Harlan Poeddich
St Veteraburg
Fla
Florida
Gratton
North Street
Burstal
Mussel C. Fulton Funeral Home
Merc
Podlighs
Alis
Martha Shattuck
White Lake
Mich
Arid Tes Gon
Herman
Graftet
Mts
Elyria
Canning Demonstration Schedule Released for Local Homemakers
Eight demonstrations across Lorain County invite residents to learn canning methods under the County Club Defense sponsorship. Dates range July 28 to August 5 with sessions in Elyria Township, Oberlin, Columbia Town Hall, and other sites. Demonstrators include Irving Jr, Wich e, and Miss Eckert among others as local leaders urge preservation of fruits and vegetables for winter storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boron County
Ab Atrategie
Partila
Lorain County
Fate
Lauran County
Ail Vanethode
Lergin
Lorain
Irving Jr. Wiche
Entine Hedeeian
Chaierman
M. Platt
J. Teenot
Mos Frances Erker
Elyria Township
Take Avenue
Mes
Mra Qt
Laver
Paul Hines
Columbiai Town Hall
Rey Putt
Miss Eckert
Abbot
Hotan
Hussia
Henrieteta
Pattfield
Oberlin
Fd Shannon
Grace Mahesie
Grace Wilson Bear
Eatont Church of Christ
DT Pomny
Orwa Darke
Puester
Rhard
Anna Wilcox
Eckert
Todd
LaGranre
Carl Marin
Etacee Taam
Schriver
Trial Of Saboteurs Nearing Close
ATOM July 22. The saboteurs before Inge today argued motions and testimony in a four hour examination. Indications pointed to a swift conclusion of the defense case. No clear trend of the witness’s testimony was known, but the record described self condemnation and crime in a dramatic but non graphic fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inge
Ergan
Geerge John Derch
Frank Bi. McCoy
Public Sale of Farm Furniture Near Elyria
Ella Tilden owner announces a public sale at her residence two miles north of Elyria on West River Road, Wednesday July 29 at 12:20 PM. Items include dining sets, parlor furniture, kitchenware, beds, rugs, a spring wagon, farm tools, and more. Terms cash. Auctioneer P A Walker. Clerk St evi n Kline et. Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
West River Road
Ella Tilden
P. A. Walker
Elytia
sTevin Klineet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Finegan
New York
Gsrautd
Weitan
Nina Sand Fitresta
Ye Lawson
Wortai Press
Aioe
Medensa
Carteri
Helen Forterque Reynolds
Washington, D.C
Cmcaeo
cHicano
OraTtiuss
Legaota
Alegisnrate
Mdi
Tol
Uae
Teday
Aceine
Lew Oberleef
Anyuries
Atom
Castalia
Teu
Tyne
Mary
Quent
Joan Smitt
Nobert John Smith
Black River
Indian Hollow Road
Chestnut Ridge Road
John
Sarah Smith
Selina Penfaurrd Smith
Lottie Marlette
Santa Calif Mre
Dorotha Smit
Arthur Smith
San Ta
Smith
Youngs
Melville
Reno Smith
Elyriay
James Smith
Chestnut Midge
Chestnut Ridge
Nichols
Robert
Campbell
Lewill
Wenry
Grafton
July Pleiffer
Litchfield
Cora
Viola Warner
Wanda Mezme
Ja Lenarth
Clevelar Dour
Autho
Harc LaGrange
Holand
Brecksville
Marion
Wellington
George
Miami
William
Carlisle
Theodore
Wellingmont
Alfred
Smithville
Minnie Pete
Mount Vernon
Litchfieldt
L Field Church
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Henry McLemore
New , York
WAACS
Des Moines
Menlon
Mike Faty
Pate
Gary Beceme
Petauve
Jean
Sonja
Dan Topping
Hollywood
Mint
Henie
Metsels
Ted
Murbach
Bow
Ecow
Cheapside
London
St.e Mary-le-Bow
News OF Our Boys
Tmsn
Uncle Sam
Texas
Mhs Fither Woodle
S. Stain St
Ernest Malia
Asicn
Ouetun
Moving Picture
Elyria Boys
Acm
Vomercow
de Rat
Beys
Leraia
Abe Crane
Mitore
Aloy
Speek Inta & Tate
Ae de Federe
Ft Sry
Lorain County Home and Window Cleaning Co
Grafton Road
Hugh Greer
Wala Shah Wal
Fides
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!