Ration Office Closed During Sugar Sign Up
County coordinator Walter J. Weight announced the ration office will close on Wednesday and Thursday to allow employers and about a dozen volunteers to file and process sugar rationing cards. Wright outlined a possible county reorganization under a central executive director for Lorain and Elyria areas, with paid staff and unified price control administration under Cuyahoga county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Weight
Suat
Court Hove
Eta .Ofmyc
A. Wright
Apet
Loraine
Elyrim
Cuyahoga County
Trevent
Ate Heads
Elso
Wright
Methodist Picnic Set For Wednesday At Linwood Park
Methodist church and Sunday school hold annual picnic at Linwood Park Vermilion Wednesday starting 6 p m with baseball games between classes led by Dr I W Courtney and Ezriest Unities. Picnic dinner at 6 45, gifts and beach program follow. automobile stickers offered at church noon Wednesday. Burton J Ohlemacher leads arrangements with race starters and officials listed. Boy Scout troop 134 assists.
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Methodist
Linwexad Park
Vermilion
Pau
Burton J. Ohlemacher
Wurster
W. FL Gregory
S.C. Smith
Judes
B.S. Jennings
Burten Chlemaches
McClellan and Woo
McCiel
Hsin
Fault StroteLch
J. Fach
Aln. Smith
Keith Broun
FL A. Eaton
Frank Wilcox
O. B
Irodbeck
Cub Scouts Pack to Meet Monthly at Methodist Church
Twenty five Cubs and Pack officers under Mack and den leaders plan to meet monthly at First Methodist Church after approval by the church Official Board. Den chiefs and committee members from Den 1 and Den 2 will be installed at the first Pack meeting with training sessions for new responsibilities led by James F. Dennett, Field Scout Executive.
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Ie Pebaedes
Cubmastersi
Cub
Mack
Firsts Methodist Church
Sap
Maul IC Hines
Ie Park Organization Teas
Twentyelive Cubs
Lal
Perey Ke
Willony ‘Thomhaason
Louis Mayra
A.W. Mc
James FP. Dennett
Mts
Business Men Seek Columbus Financial Solution
A Columbus committee of business men pressed for a plan to resolve the city’s fiscal crisis as protective services began limited operations. Furloughs cut police and fire personnel, with 22 officers and firefighters released and 149 more slated for July 1, totaling about 500 unless new revenue is found. A proposed 25 mill levy failed four to one, denying an estimated $950,000 yearly. City expenditures for the year now face a shortfall of about $? balances. Police units shrank from 16 to 8 radio cruisers, detectives from 35 to 10, and the fire prevention bureau was abolished. The ladder truck fleet was reduced, and one emergency squad was scrapped as part of the cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Floyd Green
City Fonds
Leo Phillips
Fd Hinckley
Tire and wheel stolen from car on Temple Court
Rasmond Francis of 241 Temple Court reports theft of a tire and wheel valued at 23 dollars from his vehicle between Wednesday and Saturday. No suspects listed and no injuries reported.
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Rasmond Francis
Temple Court
Man fined after police arraignment in Broad Street case
Elytia Man fined Carl Reinke of 621 West Broad. Reinke was fined $2 and rests for intexveation when arraigned in police court today. He was arrested on Tensd street at 3 3 pm yesterday.
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Carl Reinke
West Broad
Heaz
Tensd
Yeasterday
Odd Fellows To Buy Ambulance For Armed Forces
Ohio Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows approves purchasing an $1800 ambulance for the armed forces as they wrap a three day convention. Lee Blythe of Youngstown to be installed as grand master and George L. Kolb of Cincinnati reelected grand treasurer after 20 years. Other officers include Walter of Coalville deputy grand master H C Coleman of Dayton grand warden and Charles Cross of Springfield grand secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Lee Blythe
Youngstown
George L. Kolb
Cincinnati
Ft. Walte
Coalville
H. C. Coleman
Dayton
Charles Cross
Springfield
Draft Board Sends 32 Questionnaires to Registrants
The board mailed thirty two additional questionnaires Monday to selective service registrants. Question numbers range from 1,283 to M274. Recipients include Ericson Caroline Sty Thomas Frank Maanessa and many others with listed addresses across multiple streets and cities.
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Selective Service
Flying Draft Board
Ways Rovers
WH. Ericson
Caroline Sty
Thomas
Frank Maanessa
Loth
Carl John Schreiber
Ave
Alex
Taylor
East Ave
Lloyd Willa Porter
Tiith St
Lewis
Kyte Aungst
Broad Ste James Anthony DeArsy
Oberlin’ Road
Lester George Harel
Samuel St
Frank Joe Saoble
W. Hiver
Mileton
Alonzo Farmer
Morgan
George Delbert Mauer
Fairlawn
Clay Ceell Tlxan
George Sts
Edward Jamesy MacRonald
West Ave
William "Mitchell Patten
Detroit
Walter L. Delp
Caroline
Stephen John Puroch
Oxford Ave
Hallie William Pence
Princeton Ave
Matyas Helli
Vulcan St. Henry
Bernard Made
Merlyn Bud Reynolds
Quincy
Theodore H. Smith
Brooklyn St
Roger
Louis Hart
Eastern Heights
Nive
Adam Francis
Knpp
W. Second St
Sam Marien
Bicycle Rider Bitten By Dog Near West Avenue
Margaret Schroeder of 39 West Avenue reported to police at 9 40 pm yesterday that she was bitten on her left leg while riding a bicycle on Seventh Street near West Avenue. The dog owner’s name was not reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret: Schroeder
West Avenue
Seventh Street
Local families host friends and relatives in weekend gatherings
Weekend visits featured Erhart Jimmy April returning from Toledo with Mrs. April and son Elwin dining with daughter and son in law Eddie Richter. Herr Meyer traveled from Pennsylvania, suffered a light stroke while helping, and remained under care with some improvement noted Monday. Numerous guests from Catawba Island, Cleveland, Lafayette, and Valley City visited area households for Sunday suppers and dinners, including the Kennedy, Zihast, Regal, and Gross families, with other extended family activities and travel noted throughout the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy April
Toledo
April
Elwin
Eddie Richter
Herr Meyer
Pennsylvania
Purcell Merer
Sth
Neil Peterson
Hichard Peterson
Catawba Island
Harph Gress
EJ. Stanek
Edward Stanek
Cleveland
John Kennedy
Minnie Frist
Lafayette
Earl Feis
Raymond Schulte
Chap Brack
Marbertun
Frank Uich
Afr
Sea
Ed Osterberg
Berea
Vern Peters
Analine Bueche
Eisra
Fiecken
Grabp
Aft
Metra
Ralph Ten
Petersen
Richard Peterson
Navy Abandons Five Supersist Battleships Build Plan
Navy halted work on five 60 000 ton super battleships and will expand aircraft carrier programs instead. Senator Henry M. Jackson or Senate Naval Affairs committee member said he doubted revival of battleship plans, noting the authorization would add 1 819 000 tons of ships, including 400 000 tons of aircraft carriers, with no battleships in the mix.
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Washsbie
Drewster
Navy
United Vee
Hrewater
Seneate Naval “Affairs Committee
Senate
Vie
United States Navy
Mewster
Carl, Vinson
Weekley Sues Over Slander in Butler School Row
Willard S. Weekley, Butler Village Schools superintendent, files two 10 000 damage actions alleging defamation by Reed of Butler and Norman Stokey, Richland County farmer. The suits stem from false statements circulated amid a Butler school dispute last February when students walked out after the board suspended Weekley for alleged misconduct.
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Mansfield
Cpy
Willard S
Weekley
Butler Village
Alef Today Ag
Reed
Butler
Norman
Stokey
Richland County
Lorain Man Arrested On Driving Charge
Lorain man Herbert Schubert was arrested at 9 pm yesterday by police for reckless driving on West Avenue. He was to appear in police court today.
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Herbert
Schubert
Lorain
Paice
West Avenue
Elyman Fined After Disturbance Arrest in Waverly Street
Ausburn Robinsan of 235 Obertin Road was fined five shillings and costs in police court today after arraignment on a charge of disorderly conduct. He was arrested on Waverly Street last evening following a report of a fight with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausburn Robinsan
Obertin Road
Waverly Street
Women's Christian Service event hosted by Mrs Homer C Bartter
The Women's Christian Service met at Mrs Homer C Bartter's home with about twenty attendees. Mrs Henry Metreer acted as secretary, John Britten was chosen treasurer, and Jane Tonner sang two solos while refreshments were served. A patriotic centerpiece graced the table as the group planned future events with Mrs Lester Herrington as next hostess.
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Homer C Bartter
Henry Metreer
Wilda Heineman
John Britten
Dale Hammons
J. W. Salisbury
Jane Tonner
Jewel Harnter
Paul Scarlettesea
Lester Herrington
Medina
Ravenna Kennel Club to Hold Show Amid Contests and Plans
The Ravenna Kennel Club plans a large dog show with entries expected around 9,277 dogs that year. Benches, judges, and regional clubs from Lorain to Steubenville coordinate events, while local gatherings at Clague Park, Elyria, and Steubenville prep activities and exhibitions.
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Wallace Larson
Langhurst Kenels
Elyria
Archie Gray
LaGrange
Fet
Pittsburgh
Werte Pennsylvania Kennel Association, Inc
Steubenville
Fort’ Steuben
Lofain’ County
Kipton Society Notes and Military Family News
Kipton society announces Mrs Kenneth Beam of Henrietta will host the Camden Baptist Church Women's Missionary Society at her home on Wednesday June 17. Meanwhile Quartermaster John May, recently recalled to the United States Marine Corps in Philadelphia, reunites with his pet cocker spaniel Major after plans to ship the dog from Oberlin to Philadelphia succeed.
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Robert Becrett
Herman Leach
Wisit
Clair Mereland
Columban
Jwin
Gregory Sagper
Elyria
George Churchward
Station Road
Obin State University
Mons
Elizabeth C. Cash
Jay E Jasper
Berka Veighia
Merton B. Bachter
Janet Jaurie
Ard
Leon Reining
Delores Cletzer
Abe Bgether
Arthur Cletzer
Catip Tyson
Terntes
John May
T. J. May
United States
Marine Corps
Philadelphia
Oberlin
Srrived
Local Social Notes From Camden and Nearby
Field and family items from Camden and surrounding areas list visits and spends with relatives. Items mention Niivale Hettsher entering service in 1961, Dayton summer plans, and several residents including Mr and Mrs. George Bickel Mrs Flossie Loseyle Mrs James Miles and the Brumby and Betts families visiting or hosting relatives during the week and weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
Fia
Mes
W. F. Betts
Camden
Niivale Hettsher
Fort Riey
Kansas
Dayton
Minne Hronton
Mon
Brumby
Howard Finngler
Cleveland
Cy Fetta
Bart-Shedd
Robert
C. Bickel
Ralph "White
Whitefox
George Bickel
Flossie Loseyle
Lloyd Davidson
Elyria
James Miles
Cat
Mia
Weekend Visits and Social Notes From Oberlin Area
Oberlin residents and friends visited Kraeger and Mer Roberts families. Mrs Wohbber hosted Sacred Heart Sewing Circle at her home for an all day meeting. Arthur Dun and sons spent a weekend with Nicholas Webber at his home. A trawler fireman saved seven lives by swimming ashore after a run aground off England.
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Charles Elyria
Kraeger
Karl Krueger
Fabless
Russell Kraeze
Oberlin
Fred McRoberts
Detroit
Gar Mer Roberts
St. Wohbber
Sewing Circle of the Sacred Heart Church
Tre
Arthur Dun
Sons of
Agbla
Sire
Nicholas Webber
Banks sue dealer over forged notes on auto loan
Erie County United Bank and Morris Plan Bank of Cleveland sue a Vermilion auto dealer for forged notes and mortgages tied to a new car bought with cash. The dealer fled after using a certificate of title to borrow money and issue three mortgages on the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County United Bank
Morris Plan Bank of
Cleveland
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