Child Struck By Car Escapes Serious Injury
Harriette Hearn of Lake Avenue suffered head abrasions after a child ran into a southbound car driven by Miss Marion Maddock of Fourth Street. The impact occurred around 8:20 p.m. The child was taken to Blyrin Memorial Hospital and later returned home after the driver swerved to avoid further danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette Hearn
N. S. Hearn
Lake Avenue
Parris
Misa Marion Maddock
Fourth Street
Miss Maddock
Blyrin Memorial Hospital
Harlan Ritter
High Street
Demand Fades as Farm Labor Rush Nears End
The Farm Labor Office reports slowing demand for pickers near Elyria as 37 youths were sent to farms today, with raspberry and Deans picking forecasts weak for tomorrow. Personal record blanks for War Bonds records are now available at the Elyria Post Office for owners to track bond numbers in case of loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Farm Labor Office
Deans
Flyrian
C.J. Sartor
School staff changes reveal new hires and salaries
The district announces staffing moves including Miss Mary Agnes Welsh taking the fourth grade at Fly school with a salary of 1444.50, and Miss Mary Opfer moving to second grade at Allen school earning 2044.50. Opfer holds a BA from Ohio State and nine years teaching experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen School
Wiss Mansfield
Opfer
Ohio State Traversity
Clearview
Penfield Dunetion
Mary Gene Standish
Real Estate Transfers Reported by The Land Title Company
Transfer listings across Elyria Lorain and Vermilion areas show numerous property deals. Names include Joseph Radlaw Agnes Giyoer Barden Mant C Frank and Elizabeth Pelarth with parcels on Bast 2let Hawthorne Ave Morgan St Oberlin road and Hughland Park boulevard. Also noted are transfers involving Citizens Building Co Elyria Shell Chi Ch Ray L Litke and Esther Hay to Harold Frye plus other township plots and allotments. A separate item records a fine for intoxication for Percy Bright and a local employment visit by Steeve from the Olin Commission at the Blind Center, noting a Kinder garten post and education background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Radlaw
Agnes Giyoer
Bast
Roy Loraindof
Ewers
Bessie Spero
Hawthorne
Sheffield Lake Village
A. Barden
Mant C. Frank
Morgan St
Macy
Lewis Fe Sattede
Gurtia D. Shafer
Gitke Ave
EL Tin
Ellen Eliabeth Whitehmie
Harry Nicklin
Hireortwaig
Karagan
Smit Yan
Lote “Tal
Hose
Withur Hetmert
Ut Cook
la Desie H
Eh Rosina Rd
Vermilion On
Lake Village
Elizabeth Pelarth
Prin J Atv
Elyria
May Holcomb
Willard Nubher
Lac Grange Township
Gillespie
Wilk HH. Baker
Garden Acres
Service Visitors At Ration Board in Elyria
Armed Forces members wait at the Elyria War Price and Rationing Board offices. The record lists names, branches, addresses, and furlough lengths ranging from 2 to 73 days. Notable entries include 1st Lt. Frederick C. Oldfield Army, 30 days, and F/O Roabeit Logan Army Air Forces, 73 days, with many sailors and Marines from Grafton, Lorain, Amherst, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria War Price and Rationing Board
Second St. James
Akers
Army Air Forces
Hamilton Avenue
Sir Chores J
Mate
Army
Grafton
Jack M. Rossa
SKV
J/e
Navy
Lids Grafton Road
Adolph C. Mecera Bte
B.D
Wayne W. Goul
High Street
Tie
William R. Miller
Army, JR
Columbia Station
Grover J. Randles
Amy
Nicholscourt
Lestie Amat Ive
ROD
Amherst
Harold W. Staysmink
Soire Navy
Tal Fairlane Avenue
Verdon J. Cason
West River Street
Mme
Henry Meteora
HG Lake Avenue
Roabeit i Logan
Richard C. Logan
Grattan
William la Schroeder
S 1c
Nava
Kenyon Court
B.C Meckley
Cornell Avenue
Vic
Clyde Martin
John R. Reming
West Street
Eunice Malanowski
Twelfth Street
Lieut
Nichols
Avenue
Ens
TK. Serozin
Lorain
Entertains With Shower Honoring Mrs Emmerich
Helen Rozsos hosted a Sunday night shower at her Henrietta home for Mrs. Harold Emmerich with Coatie as the main diversion and prizes to Mrs. Genevieve Dagil Kathryn Berg and Mrs. Emmerich. A salad course featured a centerpiece of mixed flowers and pink and blue favors. Guests included Misses Titra Gede Genevieve Dagil Kathryn Berg Margaret and Julia Rezes and the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmerich Venrietta
Helen Rozsos
Henrietta
Harold Emmerich
Coatie
Genevieve Dagil
Kathryn Berg
Emmerich
Margaret
Julia Rezses
Death notices and obituaries collide in Cleveland area
Death records report Gwen dolyn Lasley Easton died June 25. daughter of Florence Foster Las ley and Parks Foster, with late husband Ty Edward Fasten of New York City. Father Lasley living in Chatanooga Tennessee. Funeral for Elizabeth Utert (nee Schaub) set August 1 at 2 p m from Bittner Funeral Home, burial at Ridgehover Cemetery. Surviving four sons, three daughters, including grandchild count. Charlie Whitney Oberulun, formerly of Oberlin, died July 30 at 1970 South Moreland residence. Wife Mary Conner Whitney, son Bruce, daughters Virginia and Elizabeth, sister Grace, brother Lumaty. Funeral at Millard's Funeral Home Cleveland August 1 at 4 p m. Burial Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Lasley Easton
Florence Foster Lasley
Parks Foster
East Second Street
Fosten
Ty. Edward Fasten
New York City
Mr. Lasley
Chatanooga
Tenn
Elizabeth Utert
Schaub
Bittner
Ridges
Hove
Charlie K. Whitney
Charles Whitney
Chern Ehed
South Moreland
Shaiser Height
Obert
Mro
Mes
Levi T. Whitney
Forest Street
Obert Telephone Company
Towers
Dawley
Oberlin
Hur
Mary Conner Whitney
Ro Bruce
Shaker Heights
Virginia
Elizabeth
Grace
Washington, D.C
Lumaty
Millard
Fairhill Road
Cleveland
Cleveland fruit and vegetable market prices listed
Markets section shows prices for apples beans beets cabbage carrots potatoes corn greens and other produce with notes on perishables. Livestock quotes include cattle hogs and lambs with price ranges and market activity described as steady or slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoes Hothouse
Musical Drama Set for County Fair programs at Lorain fair
Ten scenes for a musical drama titled When Old Songs Were New are being prepared by Four-H and Future Farmers of America groups across Lorain county for the Junior Fair on the fair’s second day. The show features songs such as the Star Spangled Banner Yankee Doodle Swanee River Dixie Maryland My Maryland The Banks of the Wabash and America the Beautiful.
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Lorain
H Club
Future Farmers of America
C. J. Hummel
Ecoles PO
Robert Fitch
S-Brownhelm Future Farmers For America
Carl Deeds
é—Eaton Township
Chester Carpenter
T-Amherst
Melvin’ Ridbe
O-Brownhelm
Paul Lewebach
o.Columbia Boys
Julian Perkins
Camden Sunshine Victory Club
Eleanor Lewis
Dixie
Maryland
Court actions filed in common pleas court today
Arthur Oblfest of Cleveland and his wife Mary sue The Wolverine Express Co. for 150 and 5000 dollars respectively for injuries from a traffic collision on Route 20 one mile west of Elyria on August 6 1943 at 1 p m Mrs Oblfest drove their vehicle when struck by a truck The trailer allegedly weaved back and forth The petitions cite Margaret Klein seeking divorce from Henry on grounds of neglect They were married in 1940 and have one child Amherst township trustees seek permission to transfer 2 from the township general fund to road and bridge Irma Bofard of Oberlin sues for divorce from Robert on grounds of neglect and cruelty and asks her name be restored Nan S Conk and Frank Pyfer real estate agents sue Paul A Hailk for 390 dollars commission on a sale of a farm to Howard Halin on June 25 for 7800 dollars Motor bike owned by Gerald Cole of Clinton avenue was damaged when struck by a car driven by Frank Ryka of Nichols court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Oblfest
Cleveland
Mary
Common Pleas Court
Wolverine Express Co
Muskegon
Mich
Elyria City
Ohlfest
Nan S Conk
Frank Pyfer
Paul A Haiik
KR. D. 1
Grafton
Howard Halin
Gerald Cole
Clinton Avenue
Sho
Frank Ryka
Nichols Court
Permit Issued For Remodeling Job At Middle Avenue Location
A remodeling permit was issued today by Building Inspector Hart Dickason for The Vo S Men's Shop at 106 Middle Avenue. The project will convert the Crandall Drug Co space into a new men s furnishings store owned by Max Van Wormer and Russell Schmittgen. Estimated remodeling cost is 4000 dollars and L H Topp is the contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall Drug Co
Middle Avenue
Max van Wormer
Russell Schmittgen
Hart Dickason
Vo & S
L. H. Topp
Shower Honors Mrs Harris Hudson at Adams Home
A bridal shower for Mrs Harris Hudson, former Jean Louise Adams, was hosted last Friday at the C Adams home in Lagrange by Mrs Carlton Adams and Mrs Richard Durkee. Twenty five guests attended. Prizes went to several guests and refreshments were served by candlelight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Swiss Chard: A Cut and Come Again Favorite
Swiss chard is described as a cut and come again vegetable with edible stems and leaves usable in salads and cooking. It is a beet variety, not a true beet root plant, and is sometimes attacked by beetles. control involves careful spraying with pyrethrum as they appear, with repeats if new beetles emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrava
Salada
Kalis
Victory Garden Chairmen Meet in Lorain County Sessions
Victory Garden chairmen from Lorain County towns met at Paradise for a county central committee session. C J Hummel outlined fall crops suitable for late harvests including lettuce radishes beans beets carrots turnips spinach and onion sets if available. Oberlin rep highlighted contests and displays with Chamber of Commerce prizes. R W McWilliams discussed TCP weed killer and British agricultural films via Cleveland distributor. Miss Rhea Shields outlined upcoming food preservation meetings and bulletins for public distribution. Next county meeting set for Sept 5 at Paradise Wood Cleveland Wellington and LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Garden
Lorain County
Paradise
C. J. Hummel
Hummel
Oberlin
Chamber of Commerce
R. W. McWilliams
Cleveland
Rhea Shields
the Paradise
12 Victims Of Crash Into Empire State Building Identified
New York report states twelve of the seventeen victims of the bomber crash into the Empire State Building have been identified. Bellevue morgue attendants identified four bodies faded yesterday through dental charts. All were employees of the National Catholic Welfare Conference based on the building’s seventh floor which bore the blast. Army officials opened a claims office on the ground floor as five oxygen tanks in the plane exploded on impact. Business life at the building slowly returned to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Empire State Building
Bellevue
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Army
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the Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Court Street
Percy Bright
Seventh Street
Cedar and
Broad Streets
Steeve
Olin Commission At the
Blind
Te Center
The
Sightlers
Blying
Chestelisa Brieba
Thristers
Ida
Hazel
Fisie McConnell
Lorgin County
McConnell
Wellington
William Jenne
A. R. Agale
Chronicle-Telegram
Washington
Harald T. Sekom
Tekes
Japan
R. W. Beckett Engineering Co
W. River Road
Ohio
Mrs. Elizabeth (Schaub) Ufert
Clevel Romegrowers
Hnimegawers
Pooter Tawer
CAB
Don
Pansley
Nice
Margaret Klein
Second Street
Henry
Amherst Township
Township General Fund
Irma Bofard
Robert
Mrs. Hudson
C. Adams
R. W. Beckett
Elyria, Ohio
Dean Halliday
Central Press Association
Wood, Cleveland, Wellington and LaGrange
Sudro-Curtis
Bond
Antva Ravor
AvAy
Bond Bridge
Sand Bakers
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