Pope Pius Deplores War Extension and Calls for Mercy
Vatican circles report Pope Pius efforts to halt the war have faltered and that he now acts as a pastoral leader rather than a political figure. He expressed paternal love for both Germans and Allies, deplored intensification of the war, urged humane treatment of noncombatants, and warned of broad, lasting repercussions beyond the oceans. He stressed moral duty over partisan interests and prayed for pity on all divided nations.
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Rome
Vatican
Pope Pius
Italy
United States
Todex
Europe
Mor
Motorist Fined For Reckless Driving
Safety service Director L D Faxon reported a motorist, Fred Johnson, 18, of 349 Seventeenth Street, was fined two dollars and costs for reckless driving with the fine suspended after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Petro. Johnson allegedly sped from Third Street alley onto Middle Avenue at 2 high speed.
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Safety Service
L D. Faxon
Fred Johnson
Seventeenth Street
Joseph @. Petro
Faxon
Middle Avenue
Johnson
Suspected Plumbing Violation Leads to Suspended Fine
Elgin A. Lewis faced arraignment on a city plumbing ordinance charge. A five dollar fine plus costs was suspended on condition he rectify plumbing in a Sixth Street building within a week to comply with the code. Lewis argued the work already meets or exceeds code requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin A. Lewis
Meyer Joseph Q. Petre
Lewis
Sixth Street
Man Hurt After Beer Bottle Attack at Local Parlor
James Brown, 27, of 1607 Middle Avenue, suffered a two inch scalp laceration early Sunday morning after being struck on the head with a beer bottle at a beer parlor on Oberlin Road. He was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and could not identify his assailant. His wife accompanied him to the hospital.
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James Brown
Middle Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Oberlin Road
Building Permits Issued For Two New Residences
Hart Dickason reports issuance of building permits for two new homes in Elyria. Charles Winkler to build a one story frame house on West Eleventh Street with 26 by 27 foot foundation. S L Bruegger as contractor. Malcolm Burke to build a two story frame house at 523 Gulfrove. Joseph Germaine as contractor.
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Elyria
Hart Dickason
City Puisding
West Eleventh Street
Charles Winkler
S L Bruegger
Gulfrove
Malcolm Burke
Joseph Germaine
Court actions mix civil suits and divorces in Lorain area
A Lorain court involved Cleveland Trust Company and land lease disputes on Fourteenin street. Judges D A Cooks and Guy Findley heard cases including a $6327 claim from Stanley Sokolowski against the estate of Josephine Sokoloski and a $125,048 find against Clay E. Barnhart et al. Divorce petitions were filed by Ruth Bovrie, Margaret Thornton, Doris Spicer ONeal, and others amid custody and cruelty grounds. Local deputies chased two missing girls in Perry county and thefts of dealer plates were reported. County commissioners approved two foreign claims. sheep and livestock losses were noted in Wellington Township. The French own one of the largest Merit-on plants in Canada.
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Sutts
Common Pleas
Loraim County
Margaret Thornton Ass
John Thornton
Gutr
Margaret Sielrose
Elyria
Doris Spicer O'Neal
Askxs
Robert F. O'Neal
Mrs
Senator Baumhart to Address Elyria Rotary Club
State Senator David Baumhart of Vermicon will speak at the Elyria Rotary Club noon meeting at the Elks Restaurant Tuesday. The subject was announced by club organizers.
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Baumhart
David Baumhart
Vermicon
Elyria Rotary Club
Elks
Death Record DE L E Phipps
Death notice for Dr Leland E Pa ops who died at home 7 Seims Av evue Yeungston yesterday after a Beemamack. Survived by wife, two daughters, a son and mother Miss Georgia Pa prs. Doctor L E Ph ops was a 1&3 Elyria High School graduate and a University of Michigan Medical School alumnus. He had been a Youngstown physician for several SAAS. No body was taken to Cleveland for gremlin.
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Leland E Pa
SAAS
Cleveland
Gremlin
Death Notice for Mary Ann Hadaway of England
The notice reports the death of Mary Ann Hadaway at her home on Louis Middle Avenue, England, with surviving family including son Ernest Hadaway and others, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren, and a brother Harry Castle in England. Funeral arrangements are at Nickels Funeral Home with services Wednesday afternoon and burial at the Moden Angel Lawn Cemetery.
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Wes Mary Ann Hedawet
John Huoeswar
Louis Middle
Suaver Wadeniv
Harry Castie
Ensland
Nickels
Ser
Ces Wil
Ce Reid
Frenk Hesself Manng
Moden
Edward P Washington dies in Cleveland at 32
Edward P Washington aged 32 died at 9:30 p m Wednesday at his brother Tremas Washington's home in Cleveland after living in the Great Lakes region. He worked 13 years as an inspector at General Industries and retired six years ago. He was a member of the Immaculate Conception church and Knights of Columbus. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 p m from the residence and 4 p m from Immaculate Conception church, with burial in St Joseph's Cemetery Cleveland.
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Edward P. Washington
M. Westercey
Tremas C
Washington
Cleveland
Great
Tern
General Incustries
Conceptien
Gretten
Hotr Naeme Society
Grafien
Elyria Couce
Columbus
Rome
James W. Washington
Clevelend
Mary Washington
Ellen Washington Porth
Bittres Furmieral
Thames
Tom Takis Everitz
Reid Wednescer
P J. Ferron
Surzel
St Joseph’s Cemetery
Wellington Man Douglass dies after long Wellington life
Wellington resident Nelson Douglass died at home after a long life in the town. He was born and lived all his life in Wellington and was a member of the Methodist church. He married Edith Siederard in 1886 and is survived by his daughter Nellie Douglass Sarns, a granddaughter Beth Barnes, and a brother Free Douglass of Wellington. Private funeral services will be held at his home Wednesday at 7 30 pm with Rev Lenz Green officiating. burial in Greerwood Cemetery. Friends may call between bandir and Wednesday.
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Wellington
Fereie Douglass
Hervicx Evenue
Todev
Wes
Methodis
Crureen
Edith Siedédard
Géeath
Nelce Douglass Sarnes
Ome
Beth Barnes
Dougless
Wellinghm
Lenzs S Green
Greerweed Cemetery
Betweer Bandir m. Wedresdar
Wellington funeral services for Alma Airs to be held
Funeral arrangements are set for Alma Airs, who passed away Saturday at the Eistra Memorial Hospital. Service will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Stadner, with direction by Andrews Funeral Home. Survived by a husband, three sisters, and several children and relatives.
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Wellington
Alma
Eistra Memoral
Reid
Stadner
Reiha
Jae
Missionaries To Be Honored At Dinner
Oberlin Ohio June 3 Reverend and Mrs Ira E Gillet will be honored at a covered dish dinner and reception Tuesday June 4 at the First Methodist church They are on furlough from missionary service in East Africa including Mozambique and Portu guese East Africa After the event they will return to Africa and then to Oregon for a visit before resuming work The program room details and guest list are given with local organizational notices throughout Oberlin.
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Oberlin, O
Hev
Ira E. Gillet
Methodust
Gillet
omaerTy
Portutheir
Africa
Oberto College
Mrs. Gillet
Alent
L. Porter
East College Street
Mr. Gillers
Oregon
College Calendar and Graduation Events Listed for June
The calendar lists senor piano recital in Werner Hall with El sie R Tinker and student French diction in Alien Art Buildings. It includes a June 3-14 timetable of concerts, commencement exercises, academic processions, and the 107th anniversary celebration with the summer session starting June 13 and ending July 14.
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Werner Hall
Elsie R Tinker
M. Fne
Es- Esley
Paul Celeres
EL Palleron
Senor
Fiano Reenel
Warner Hel
Husa Veshwertes
Stoedernt Ree
el the Comservatory of Music
TS BP
Comservatory
The
College of Arts and Sciences
Finney Chapel
Frider
Serdar
Oneriin
AL Siti Reserves Advisers
W.C. A
Keeps His Promise Head Shaved In Local Sheriff Nominat
Sem Paonessa of this city had his head shaved today after promising to do so if Knapp were nominated by Republicans for sheriff. He told George R. of Lorain he would shave, and he kept his word. A worker’s pay is never enough, yet he can live on the fruits of his labor.
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Sem Paonessa
Sam
Sherif
Ofice
Chronicle- Telegram
George Ricepp
Lorain
Knapp
Four Men Fined By Justice Of Peace
Justice of the Peace Herbert C. Cummings fined four men over the weekend. Iruin Miller Toledo paid 10 dollars and costs, nine dollars of which was remitted, for reckless driving and failure to stop at Routes 37 and 10. Walter S. Winnes Fremont received the same fine for the same offense. Chole E. Blosser Toledo paid 2 dollars and costs for reckless driving and speeding. Henry McKee Oberlin on North Main Street was fined 5 dollars and costs for intoxication.
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Justice of the Peace
Herbert C. Cummings
Iruin Miller
Toledo
Walter S. Winnes
Fremont
Chole E. Blosser
Henry McKee
North Main Street
Oberlin
Toledo Leader Passes
Charles V Webb 73 of bustress dies from hip injury complications suffered in Florida in January. Hobs family active in coal banking epte r supplies and real estate in northwestern Ohio.
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Toledo
Charles V. Webb
Bustress
Florida
Hobs
Cleveland Produce Market Prices Mixed for Potatoes and Poultry
The Cleveland market lists assorted poultry and potato prices. United eggs and butter show varied grades, with 240 potatoes priced by state including Ohio Russets at 2 73 per bag and New York Maine Watahdirs at 3.00.
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Stavrdirds Lyige & Wie
Young & Los
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Idaho
Maine
California
Florida
Alabama
North Carolina
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Mixed at Market Read
Receipts show cattle and lambs mixed values with several price points listed. Feeder cattle and stocker grades noted along with sheep and lamb lots and varying weights. Market activity appears modest with moderate demand and several price ranges reported.
Fresh Produce and Prices in Local Market Basket
Advertised vegetables and fruits with unit prices such as asparagus 49 59e per basket and carrots 40 45 cents per bushel. Listings include lettuce, tomatoes, spinach, onions, parsley, and other items with miscellaneous pack sizes and notes on bulk quantities.
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Fader
County Commissioners Advertise for Supplies Again
County commissioners approved a resolution to re advertise for supplies for the county engineer's office. Previous bids valued around 18000 dollars were rejected due to objections over dealer awards and loose specifications. Changes were made to clarify requirements. new bids open at 1 p.m. June 14 for road materials wares tubes oil grease lumber and other supplies.
Alpine Obstacles Shape Potential Italian War Entry
The article analyzes Italy's risk of entering the war, noting France’s narrow Alpine frontier, France’s strong Toulon defenses, and German air and naval support. It argues Italy would struggle to break into southeastern France without German military aid while France could mass forces in the Alps, potentially aiding Germany. It also discusses how Italian entry could force France to push troops north, affecting overall balance.
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Marseilles
Toulon
Italy
Mediterranean
Alps
France
Germany
Paris
Knee injury ends play for Ray Hess in Elyria incident
Ray Hess, a seven year old from 323 Eastern Heights Boulevard, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a knee injury shortly before noon after his knee was cut during play. Police were informed of the incident.
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Ray Hess
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Polie
Obituary Notice for Elaria Afem tia and Wider Family
The notice lists several mourners including Mrs W M Crawfré of Ess 4 and Mrs O E Relisgag of Loeentield a ester Mars and MOH Weser of Elshats Himes of Alb ar S NY Fred Harlex of Cavernea Fells ard Flaid Ha of Oberu plus four grandc idren. Funeral services are at the Russell D Fulton Funeral Home in Graften with burial at a local cemetery. The services occur Tuesday at 2 pm with Reverend Charies Mov officiating.
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Tewrsnio c
Scurday Efernerr
Elaria
Ess
Se Monte
Skessured
la Porte
W MM. Crawfrré
EO Relisgag
lLoeentield
Ester Mars
Weser
Elshats
Himes
Alb
Fred Harlex
Cavernea Fells
Oberu
Russell D Fulton
Graften
Xere
Reid
Accidents Claim At Least 13 Lives In Ohio
A weekend of Ohio accidents claimed thirteen lives across several incidents. Among the deceased were Lee Hawkins in Findlay, Edward Saul the hitchhiker near Cambridge, and three men killed when a coal truck swerved near Lisbon. Others died in Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Akron area mishaps including a boy crushed by a culvert pipe and a hotel fire turn.
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Ohio
Nickel Plate
Lee Hawkins
Frankfort
Ind
Hawkins
Findlay
Edward Saul
Allentown
Cambridge
Saul
U. S. No. 40
Lisbon
Hubert Morris
Harry Cox
Ray Tsunick
Alexander Gaudier
Columbus
Paul Gaudier
Ronald Gottesman
Cleveland
Samuel Stone
Henry Brewer
Norfolk & Western
Cincinnati
Elliston
Oris Surgener
Lockland
Springvale
Clermont County
McKinley School Playground Injury Report
A student sustained a minor injury on the McKinley School playground and received treatment before being released from the hospital. No further details on condition or incident provided.
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Ing
McKinley School
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Theote
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Helen Wi
Bassit
D. A. Cockscourt
Cleveland Trust Compan
John Adams
Guy Findler
Lee
Stanley Sokolowsk
Josephine Sokclowsst
Sokolowss
Josepane Sokolowski
D. A. Cocz
Carr
First Savings & Less Company
Clay E. Barnhart
J. W. Schmeach
Joseph Bernett
Bernett Fish Company
Inder
LisEar
Ruth Bovrie
Gcanieca
John Milton Borie
D. A. Cooks Court Teaar
East River Road
Shorts
Westeray
Geruties
Sheriff's Deputies
Roseville
Perry County
Glen Rogers Motors Company
Sheriffs Department
Seiurdev
Indar
George Hawk
Welingion Tour Si.p
Lois Cowles
Sisg
Welington
Canada
Bible School
First Baptist Church
Tobaccoland
Us.a
Chesterfield
Garettes
American Airlines
U.S.A
Licceri & Mizas Tomacco Co
DE. L. E. Phipps
Mes
Mary Ann Hadaway
J. Fayette Douglass
Dor. Crawford
Marie Lavirszeard
William Z.rn
Telede
Cephairrous
Wilour Heestran
Bragier
V.rhe
Hocarmar
Triesst
Ars A
Gerge Hochman
Iarer
Masonic Hall
Python Sisters
A. J. Kelly
North Pleasant Street
Martes Club
State Park
Women’s Association of Thev Church
James Branc
Charles G. Roers
Turkey
America
Grace Lutheran Church
Oberhin
Purplers Society
Charles Bryant
West Lorain Street
West Russ.2
Mothers Study Club
Duéleyr Bernard
Methodist Mothers Study Club
Barnard
East Oberlix
Mrr
Bernarc
Walter Carpenter
Irs
Lee Champner
A. JF. Todd
Chicago
Sistter
J. S. Wetherill
Ster
C. Johnson
Werren
A. F. Champney
Morgan Street
Steve Coimmen
Gaughie
Rudeko
Arthur Hormag
College
Mondar
Obderi- Chapier
R. A. Mo. Will
Justice of Peace
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
Weilem
Bologna
Spring James
Homegrowers Market
Jne
Edna Langdon
Sudro-Curtis
United Press
Frank Bennyhof
Vermhon
Wiliam (Bucky) Kuhn
Ohio Canal
Akron
Elizabeth Lynn
Barberton
Lake Erie
Edgewater Park
Frank L. Smith
Smith
Francis E. Hilyard
Jenera
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