Collision reports pile up after multiple auto crashes
Police log shows Kenneth Myers 16 of LaGrange referred to Juvenile Court for reckless driving after a 11 35 pm collision at West Avenue and Broad Street injuring Mrs Huttermore and her daughter Carol. Separate incidents list damage to vehicles on Broad Street Lodi Tannery Court and nearby streets with no serious injuries. Other drivers include Louly Moore, Tanah Kerns, and C C Fares, with fender and bumper damage reported.
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Kenneth Myers
LaGrange
West, Aves Ne
Dad Broad Street
Harald
Butters More
Lorain
Carol
Myers
Jeff
West Avenue
Broad Strret
Buttermore
Tanah Kerns
Mra Wools Angof Nt
Fridge Street
Tannery Street
Railway Excess Co
Chases Ricgs
Park
Court Street
Leonard Ault
Cleveland
William E. Johnson
R. D. Gralen
F. Dickerson
Ohi Fuel Gas Co
Dickerson
Broad Street
Lodi
Frank Scott
Faislawn
Avenue
Inil
Three Teachers Hired For Music Art In Elyria Township
Elyria township board of education met Saturday night and employed Ailery Perkins of Mantua as instrumental music teacher replacing resigning Ralph Moore. Perkins is Wooster College graduate who has taught in Rentstown Mantua and Aurora since 1935. Florente Holden of Oberlin was hired to teach vocal music replacing Helen Kolopas who resigned. Holden is an Oberlin Conservatory of Music graduate who previously taught in Wakeman. June Petrillo of Lorain was re employed to teach art one and one half days. A half time art position was created at Markley school replacing Howard Gould who resigned to take a position at Avondish.
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Elyria Township
June Petrillo
Lorain
Miss Petrillo
Markley
Ohioans Killed In Accidents Over Week End
A series of traffic and other accidents over the weekend claimed multiple Ohioan lives. Notable victims included John Camden of Columbus, 67, struck by a passenger train while at his home, and Frank Chernyaz of Cleveland in a truck collision. Other fatalities occurred to Edward McCulley of Cincinnati, Joseph Miller of Columbus, and Robert Whittier of Ludlow Falls, among several more in diverse incidents.
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John Camden
Columbus
Camden
Faward Linkmire
Cincins
Nail
Hom Thichard
Milnar
Youngstown
Lake Cohasset
Mull Creek Park
Frank
Cherny
Cleveland
John McNamara
Edward McCulley
Cincinnati Railroach
Joseph I. Miller
Springfield
Robert J. Whittiere
Ludlow Falla
Weal Milton
William Roberts
Daeyedtuld
Painesville
Bribery inquiry tied to Cleveland highway bid dispute
In Columbus June 0 IUPI Paul Tooley of Lambside Brothers Construction denied offering a bribe to learn if rival Horvitz would bid on the Freeway road project. Horvitz’s suit seeks to block state action. Lombardo Co. was the sole bidder. Tooley acknowledged calling Horvitz secretary Eva Bluetze to inquire about bids. The state plans to call Hal G. Sours and other witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
IUPI
Paul Tooley
Lambside Brothers Constructionany
Cleveland
S.A
Che Horvitz
Information Age
Lombardo Company
Tooley
Bluette
Horvitz
Troter
State
Vany
Hal G
Two Drivers Fined In Police Court
Charles Hartle of 137 Lane Avenue Seasfied was fined seven dollars with the sentence suspended after arraignment on a red light violation at Rose Street. Jack J. Wilcox of 649 Ctaw War was fined ten dollars in police court after arraignment on reckless driving charges at Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hartle
Lane Avenue
Jack J. Wilcox
Cleveland Street
Takes Course For Herd Supervisors
Retard Fenner, son of Mr and Mrs BOA Fenner and a graduate of the Bozkinn Hisn Scheol with the class vif iy in Cogn day, starts a new ten week course given by the seainsy rs atte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retard Fenner
Boa Fenner
Bozkinn Hisn Scheol
the & Seainsy Rs
Deaths in Lorain and Amherst Areas Reported
Obituaries note deaths in Lorain and Amherst regions including Fels Jasttresenskt of Lorain age 70s, and Elis Andrews of Brownhelm aged 79. Also Anna Ristik of North Ridgeville and Francis Wy Laters in Ridgeville listed. funeral details and cemeteries provided for each.
In And About The Court House
The fragmentary text appears from a court house column or notice, with garbled words and names obscured. It references Brant, AFM, Po erGauy, Jat ttt negiest, and Stepmanue, suggesting a local legal or civic snippet. No coherent event or outcome is discernible, but it implies a courthouse reporting or public notice context.
Elks To Complete Flag Day Plans Tomorrow Night
Plans for Flag Day services proceed with Elks Lodge at Rog tide thorne hosting a public observance in front of the nom in Pattinde. Judge WoW chairs the committee, with Osher busnew reporting on the War Fund. The SLAG quota and first half tournament will be announced at Spring Valleys on Wednesday.
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Venom
Pattinde
Wow
Osher Busnew
Elks War
National War Commission
Etterseres
Sprine Vailes
Turkwid Caird
Iran
Idee
Harel Marsed
Karl Wilson Leese Post
Amariyen
Lesion
Legh
Oberlin
Oherlin Grange
Grange
Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Order of East
Term Star
South Russie Thberhood Club
Alledey
Sire
Irene Hukovar
Pion
Rotary
War pay dispute prompts conference over base rate
Tarollette Prag Wisconsin moved to send the disputed military pay back to conference with instructions for Senate to accept a House amendment. The compromise proposes a $30 minimum monthly pay for privates and apprentice seamen, down from a Senate rate of $42. A $32 rate for first class privates and seamen is also discussed, replacing $43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarollette
Prag
Wis
Senate
LaFollette
Hease
Ely Class Collects 3,000 Coat Hangers
The Ely eighth grade led a school project collecting 3000 coat hangers over three weeks. Students canvassed the town, assigned drives to leaders, and sold the hangers for fifteen dollars to the local Red Cross chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Atong
Dukerent Mensberg
Focal
Iceal Red Cross
County to Invite Bids for Road Improvement Project
County commissioners announced plans to take bids on a road improvement project. The proposal involves construction near Creeks Creek area and Lake west of the Li region, with bids expected to define scope and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyte
Roosevelt Decision on National Gas Rationing This Week
Washington reports President Roosevelt expected to decide this week if nationwide gas rationing will be introduced across all 48 states as a rubber conservation measure. Congress opposes the plan and a House committee plans to confer with the President. OPA outlines rules for a permanent rationing system and crackdowns on gasoline black markets with penalties.
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Roosevelt
Wasiington
Bee Uy
Monsevelt
Presley Dent
Tatay
Coritittes
Richard A. Hiebers
C. Tex
Wang
Ofteont Prige Admiltistcation
Joel Dean
OPA
Dean
Donald M. Nelon
Tne
Resignation of Pastor Rejected at Pilgrim Community Church
The Pilgrim Community Church congregation rejected Rev. Jerry Newcomer resignation tendered June 2. He has led the church since 1929 and will remain pastor. Newcomer came in October 1939, when membership stood at 27, now near ninety with Sunday services averaging 104. He graduated May 26 with a bachelor of divinity from the Graduate School of Fieoves lin college. Previously he attended Gr eel college and earned a bachelor arts degree. His only other pastorate was First Congregational Church in Bote, Idaho, which reopened in 1839 while he served temporarily.
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Pilgrim Community Church
Jerry Newscomer
Newcomer
Seweemer
Fieoveslin College
Greel College
Gree
First Congregational Church
Bote
Idaho
Herbert Files For Lieut Governor In Ohio
COLUMBUS O June 3 Dr Lieutenant Gov Paul M Herbert declares intent to seek a third term citing need to sustain the people’s faith in government. He announced petitions with signatures from several counties and said powerful forces seek to undermine public trust and his open record as presiding officer.
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Columbus
Paul M. Herbert
Il Fay
John Veeney
Herbert
Feaf
News of Our Boys in Service Reflects Community War Effort
Alvin F Baldt, enlisted in the U S Coast Guard, completed six weeks training at Manhattan Head Station and transferred to Fort Trumbull New London Conn His new address is Baldt G S Coast Guard Fort Trumbull Bldg 20 New London Conn He is the son of Mr and Mrs Max Baldt of 108 Spruce Street Harold Thomas serves at Camp Cook California with the 105th Tank Destroyers The Starchills son Bernard promoted to Sergeant in the Army Air Corps and stationed at Scott Field Illinois as an instructor in the technical school
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Alvin FR. Baldt
U. S. Coast Guard
Apeil
Manhattan Head
New London
Conn
Alvin FL Baldt
G. S. Coast Guard
Fort Trumbull
New Loundon
Baldt
Max Baldt
Spruce Street
George Birmingham
Oxford Avenue
Harold Thomas
Camp Cook
Andrew Starchhill
Herhtel Road
Bernard
Army Air Corps
Armory
Scute Field
Minois
Tradia Technical Schrot
Oberlin Army Inducts Seven Selectees
Oberlin selectees passed physical exams and were inducted into the U S Army last week. Names include Leroy Craftshed James Henry Bows Jr Richard V Sims and Hubert Stanley from Oberlin with others from Amherst. Local ceremonies featured Amherst band performance and remarks on being American.
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Oberlin
U.S. Army
Leroy Craftheed
Herman Thames
Draft Board
Amherst
Clevelin
Margeret Stiman
Distrarat
John Stentshe, Jr
Overlin Traltoon
US 5
Arm Airs Corps
Patterson Field
Ohin
Maker
Roger Kaderbek
Overtin
Hubert Monroe Alleg
Wellington
Coatt Guard Service
Glenn Chate Male
Oberlin Inn
Snideres
Wniuniter
Arm
Vernon iRiyee
Tee Tently
Coast Guard Service
Pertheon Erste Sala
Michigan
Negro recruiting in Ninth Naval District draws attention
An article notes H. T. Johnson and Harold Toy deen tied to new Navy program recruiting Black volunteers. It mentions a residence on East Vine Street and a shift toward leadership roles as the service expands outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Johnson
Ninth Naval District
Judge Doyle Seeks renomination for Court of Appeals
Akron judge Arthur W. Doyle seeks renomination for a second term on the Court of Appeals representing the 6th Judicial district. Born November 3, 1893 in Akron, Doyle is a WWI veteran who studied at Comet University and Western Reserve University. He has served as prosecuting attorney of Summit County and judge of the Court of Common Pleas before his 1956 appointment to the Court of Appeals. He is married with two children and active in several civic and religious groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutter
Arthur W. Doyle
Akron
Court of Appeals
Otley
Doyle
Comet Univerity
Wertrn Neene University
B. Ludge Moyle
France
Germany
Akrog
Sansmit County
Ait
Court of Common Pleas
Upiscopal Church
Mitton
Stine
Alee
The
Elks, Eagles, Moose
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wort
Rebekah Aid Society
Steve Coinman
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Hut
Elyria
Elmer Mertz
Gontus Club
JON
Felix
Jastrealmske
Fels Jasttresenskt
Pella
St. Josephs
St. Staniselaus Churcht
Tarzan
St. John's Canthis Society
Helen
Michael Fritz
Jeay Af
Adalard
Chil
John
Adolph
Stanley
Joseph
Bittner
Ft. Stanislaus Church
Leo Rygwalski
Basil
Calvary Cemetery
Mis, Emmate, Andrews
Mes Elis Andrews
Brownhelm
Cecil
Ray Lees
Mss. Andrews
T ‘He Brownhelm
Congregational Church
Women's Chretian Fexinerante Union
Axtell
Mis
Anna Klatik
Klatik
Emil
Chi Bur Ridge Road
M Anton Janik
Michael O
San Diego
California
Francis Wy Laters
Ridgeville
Francis Oem
Seville
Measant View
North Fidaeile
Venora
George
James
North Olmsted
Aaron
Elyria RK. DB. and Willard, Arhland: Five Daughters, Mrs Nicols, Gratton, Brouce
North Olmiste Meret
Leonard Walien
Arbland Histrather
Carey Sayers
Redgeville
Grafton
Serviers
Rert HL Rufpack
Grets
John Uptestalt
Ant Stepmanue
Brite
Etks
John McCarthy
Babbet
Otitose
Dave Putrians
M.C. A
3101
Uncle Sam
Nei
Thomas
Martha
Colson Corporation
Esther Wood
St Phere
Joce
Army
Peity Clerr
Harold Toydeen
U5. Navy
Termerery
East Vine Street
Trea
Tirmat
Oberiin
San Doren
Ase
Bern
Sudro-Curtis
Mary Vallastr
Oxford
Fla
Gbertin
Waltur Morris
Keesler Fuld
Air Corps
Ralph Kessler
Dreestyn
Maurice Kessler
Frederick Hy Arte
Acd Mex
J. EL Actz
James Howey
Washington
I. C
War Department
Standard Oil Co. Fontas
Aed A A
Onit Soc
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