145 Elyria High honor roll list lists 145 students
Elyria High School announces the second semester honor roll for 1939-40 with 145 students named. A total of 117 achieved an average of at least one A and no grade below B, including multiple seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen across all classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Art Casto
Phyllis Bourquin
Paul Irion
Jean Tattersall
Emily Davis
Harry Koplin
Ruth Ellen MacDonald
John Malix
Wayne Meinke
Doris Nichols
Jeanne Wagner
Dorothy Averbrook
Lyle Bungart
Charles Given
George Hoke
Ruth Keller
Robert Koske
Betty Kips
Margaret Roberts
Ruth Schneider
Lillian Schinder
Ruth Szakacs
Katherine Joan Brown
Ann Cheney
Thelma Goldenberry
Ruth Irion
Yvonne Lamoreaux
Clare Robinson
Jean Smith
Phyllis Alexander
Emily Andrzejczyk
Georgia Birkline
Martha Brodbeck
Sanford Burnstein
Eleanor Carr
Robert J. Clark
Helene Cohen
William Dutch
Norma Ehrke
Winifred Eschtruth
Iane Geisel
Betty Goldstein
Mary V. Hard
Ruth Higgins
Gladys
Dorothy Smith
Patricia Standen
Beryl Stevenson
Don Swiers
Sidney Wasserman
Jack Weber
Mary Asnes Welsh
Virginie Zander
Leon Alifeld
Rose Bernino
Harriet Cohen
Horace Danner
Jacqueline Delp
Jean Gray
Roderick Hines
Mary Ann Hobert
Norman Goldstone
Jack Hult
Maryanne Humphrey
John Linville
John Moise
Claire Marie Moon
Sylvia Namy
Theresa Niegowski
Francis Obringer
Sam Rockwood
Harold Rose
Walton Rosenau
Thelma Schroeter
Elizabeth Seres
Beverly Waller
Cleveland Livestock and Produce Market Report
CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK. CATTLE active and steady with varied classes. Calves strong with choice 13.10-16.50, good 9-9.50, culls 3-9. Sheep and lambs active, spring lambs 11-12, ewes up to 4. Hogs active, prices 3.25-5.69 per lb. Produce steady with butter at 3% standard 3 and eggs up. Live poultry slow, several poultry classes listed with fractional prices. Potatoes include Idaho russets 3.25, Maine 2.50, Alabama reds 2.25-2.50. Homegrowers market covers asparagus, carrots, cabbage, celery, cucumbers, lettuce, mushrooms, onions, peas, radishes, rhubarb with assorted prices per unit or basket.
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Cleveland
Witten 53 Dies After Month Illness At Elyria Home
Maurice S. Witten a Lake Terminal railroad brakeman and member of the B of R T and Masonic Lodge died Saturday night at 10 53 at his home 400 High Street after a month long illness He was born in Pittsburgh April 26 1887 and lived most of his life in Elyria He leaves his wife Bessie M a son Earl a sister Mrs Thomas Young and three brothers Arthur L John P and Harry A Witten Friends may call at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with services Tuesday at 2 pm conducted by Dr Frank L Hicks Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery
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Maurice S. Witten
High Street
Mr. Witten
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Elyria
Lake Terminal
B. of R. T
Masonic Lodge
Bessie M. Witten
Earl
Thomas Young
Lorain
Arthur L. Witten
Texas
John P. Witten
California
Harry A. Witten
Columbus
Ohio
Sudro- Curtis Funeral
Frank L. Hicks
First Methodist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Mrs Maria Cirigliano Dies At Elyria Memorial
Mrs Maria Cirigliano of 15 Middle avenue died of a heart ailment at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 3 a m. She was born in Pittsburgh August 16 1891 and worked as a seamstress at Kelley Kohr Co. She leaves her husband Antonio and two sons Jim and Joe, plus siblings and a daughter-in-law Grace. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 9 a m at St Marys church with Fr William Moseley officiating. Interment at Sunset Memorial in North Olmsted.
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Maria Cirigliano
Middle Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Boncay
Pittsburgh
Kelley-Kohr Co
St. Mary's Church and Sons and Daughters
Italy
Antonio Cirigliano
Jim
Joe
Joseph
Boston
Mass
Grace
Rose Trupo
Sarah Rago
Elyria
Cornelia Labanca
West Virginia
St.Mary’s Church
William Moseley
Death of Peter Ignasik at Lorain store
Peter Ignasik 63 died of a heart attack while working as a sailor at the Lven Tay loring Co. store in Lorain where he had been employed. Born in Germany he settled in Berea then Elyria before moving to Lorain seven years ago. Survived by widow Alice two sons William and Frank of Elyria a grandson Donald two brothers Frank in Germany. Funeral arrangements pending with Bittner funeral home and Eagles lodge conducting services.
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Peter Ignasik
Elsman
Lven Tayloring Co
Lorain
Germany
Ignasi
America
Berea
Paula
Elyria
California Avenue
Elstia Eagles Lodge
Eagles Lodge
Bittner Funeral Home
Alice
William
Frank
Donald
Death notices for Henry Smith and Blanche Selby in Ohio
Henry A. Smith of Clarksfield died Saturday at 4 45 p m after a two year illness. Survived by widow Dora, daughter Clora, son Clinton C of Detroit, two grandchildren and brother J Barnum of Idaho. Funeral Tuesday 2 30 p m at Clarksfield Methodist Church. burial in Clarksfield Methodist Cemetery. Private funeral held yesterday for Blanche Ellen Selby 71 of Cleveland mother of H Rea Selby. Wife of Pearl E Selby former Selby Shoe co official. widow holds Mu Phi honor. leaves daughter Gladys Selby, brother Charles P Smith of Saratoga Calif, grandson Jack H Selby of Elyria, and niece Mrs Mary Louise Edwards. Burial details at family residence in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Smith
Clarksfield
Dora Smith
Clora
Clinton C
Detroit
Michigan
J. Barnum
Idaho
Clarksfield Methodist Church
Howard Patrick
Clarksfield Methodist Cemetery
Blanche Ellen Selby
H. Rea Selby
Ohio Street
Cliff Drive
Cleveland
Plan to Attend Vegetable Growers Convention
Several Lorain County residents will travel to Philadelphia for the National Vegetable Growers Association convention, August 26 to 29. County agent C. J. Hummel reported plans include vegetable growers, Four-H and Future Farmers of America members, junior judging contests, and speaker A. C. Thompson, association president, who spoke in Elyria last Fall.
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Philadelphia
W National Vegetable Growers’ Assocition
C. J. Hummel
Future Farmers of America
A.C. Thompson
Association
Elyria
Monroe Doctrine Stance and Roosevelt Critique Outlined
The document reiterates support for the Monroe Doctrine and pledges aid to oppressed peoples within international law. It also condemns provocative statements by President Roosevelt, arguing they risk dragging the country into war.
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Roosevelt
Lerain Countians to Attend Akron Road Conference
A group from Lorain County travels to Akron Wednesday for an all day Northeastern Ohio Highways Association conference at the Marflower Hotel. They will study the 1941 highway program for Routes 58 18 2 and 222, tour Goodyear exhibits and Rubber Bowl, and close with a Better Highways banquet and golf at Lorain Golf Course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Northeastern Ohio Highways Association
Marflower Hotel
Akron Chamber of Commerce
Lorain
Zeppelin Dock
Derby Downs
Lora Gek
Hal G. Sears
American Road Builders Association
Charles Melville Upham
Dodson's World Fair Shows Open Tonight in Lorain
Dodson's World Fair Shows prepare for a six day and night run in Lorain Elyria area. The mammoth 40 railroad car pageant features about 50 personnel and many animals with staff housed in local hotels. The show grounds lie at Broadway and 36th Street with preparations underway for opening tonight at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorian Lodge
Elyria
Lorain
Dodson
Mammoth
Milesont
Highwer
Elstia
Broadway
36Th St
Dodsons
Dodson's
French Refuse to Follow Marsmel Petain Declarations
A Frenchman criticizes recent statements by Petain and urges British government members to reflect and remain silent. He says France expects English friends to respect sorrow and examine their own conscience rather than criticize.
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Marsmel Petain
Verdun
Dogs shown brotherly bond as sick mate cared for
Dog Warden Lee Minkler reports two lost hound dogs returned to the Calvin Knapp farm in Pittsfield after a week apart. One dog was too ill to move while the other stayed by his side, refusing to leave until the ailing companion was carried away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Minkler
Calvin Knapp
Pittsfield
Stanley
Indictments and sentences dominate Lorain court actions
John Kmetz drew an indeterminate penitentiary term after a probation denial for burglary at Mayer Hardware and a South Lorain safe break in September. Anna Maltos and Albert Sandoval faced related charges. Maltos seeks disposition for abortion and Sandoval pleaded not guilty. The Hungarian Reformed Church seeks a 20500 mortgage to fund an educational and recreation building. Mildred Radosevich sues Eli Radosvetch for divorce, married 1929 with two children. Minnie Judge will, per a 2 jury verdict, have her will upheld in a Gorman suit. County awarded Sam Falbo a 9341 bid to sod and seed approach banks for Twenty-first Street Bridge. Biartin Shinski treated after altercation with stepson William Chapin. a shotgun discharged during struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kmetz
D. A. Cook
Kmetz
Mayer Hardware
Lorain
South Lorain
Sam Falbo
Twenty-first Street
Four-H Club Camp Schedule for Lorain Medina Cuyahoga Summit
Plans for the 1940 Four-H club camp list two sessions at Camp Crag Medina county. The junior camp for ages 10 to 14 runs July 14 to 17 with Gabriel Simon of Cuyahoga county as director. The senior camp for those over 14 runs July 17 to 21 directed by Chester N. McGrew of Medina county.
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Lorain
Medina
Cuyahoga
Summit Counties
Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Camp Crag
Medina County
Gabriel Simon
Cuyahoga County
Chester N. McGrew
Silk dog returns to Minkler at Knapp residence
The ill silk dog wagged its tail as Minkler returned it to the Knapp residence, ending a troubling episode.
France and Germany Armistice Terms Outlined by Britain
The British information ministry published a detailed summary of Articles 1 through 24 of the French German armistice. Key points set out immediate cessation, occupation lines, demobilization of French forces, control of fleets and ports, transfer of weapons, and conditions for hostilities and repatriation.
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London
Ministry of Information
Geneva-Dole
Chalton-Sursaone
Paray de Monial
Moulins
Bourges
Vierzon
Tours
Angouleme
Mont de Marsan
St Jean de Pied de Port
Germany
Great Britain
Paris
Italy
France
German Armistice Commission
TiaHan
Shortage of Farm Hands in Lorain County
Lorain County farmers report a shortage of farm hands with the Ohio State Employment Service in Elyria noting many calls for workers it cannot fill. Farmers welcome experience but will hire with less if room and board is provided. meanwhile the service also cites a continuing and growing shortage of experienced machinists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
L. B. Lancashire
Elyria
Ohio State Employment Service
Employment Service
Lancashire
Severs Names 14 Rotary Club Committees
J. D. Severs announces the Elyria Rotary Club will form 14 committees for the coming year with members named to Aims and objects Program Music Classification Fellowship Student Work Crippled children Youth service Vocational service International service Community service Sick attendance Boys' work and more. Severs will become club president next week and leads the committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Rotary Club
J. D. Severs
Ralph Murbach
Lawrence H. Webber
L. C. Meredith
A. M. Hannaford
George D. Nicholas
Worth Fauver
A. S. Ormsby
Mark Willis
J. B. Johnson
J. Martin Beck
Harry H. Howell
A. H. Thompson
George Gould
J. A. Hewitt
B. I. Ohlemacher
Paul Gentzel
E. Melbourne Green
Walter Ayres
James A. Sharkey
C. J. Crehore
H. O. Duller
Harry L. Reynolds
Theodore F. Schilling
Ray Williamson
Ternational Service
LFE
Final Club Meeting Before New Officers Assume Duties
A noon Tuesday luncheon marks the final meeting led by the 1939-40 officers. Newly elected officers led by J. D. Severs will assume duties after this week’s gathering.
Twelve 4-H Club Bus Crash Injures Youths in Ohio
Twelve 4-H club boys and girls are injured when a caravan of 18 buses collides at Pearl road near Bagley road in Cleveland. The crash occurred as traffic lights changed, a cattle truck emerged, and multiple buses piled against the first. Most passengers suffered shock or bruises, with eight or more continuing the trip to a Lake Erie boat ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Medina
Brunswick
Wadsworth
Pearl Road
Bagley Road
Joseph Pink
Lake Erie
Ridgeville Couple Celebrates 35th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Diederich of Center marked their thirty fifth anniversary with two days of events. Mass at St Peters Church followed by a family chicken dinner at the town hall. A 150 guest buffet and an evening dance featured live music. Out of town guests hailed from Cleveland Avon Dover Lorain Sheffield and Ridgeville. Eleven children and nine grandchildren were noted with several daughters married and living nearby.
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William Diederich
Center
St. Peters Church
Town Hall
Gust Schmitz
Edward Walters
Herman Gerhart
Urban Gerhart
Cleveland
Ars
Phillip Gerhart
William Linden
Avon
Ben Gerhart
Dover
Guesis
Lorain
Sheffield
Elyria
Ridgeville
Irvin Meyer
Geneveve Smith
Robert Ternes
Leonard Diederich
Edward Wysocki
Raymond Diederich
Robert Mahl
Bernardine
Bernard
Lois
Ann
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Homegrowers’ Market
APT
Mes, Maria Cirigliano
Mrs. Pearl Selby
Akron Road Conference
Chas M Upham
Gertrude's
Beauty Shoppe
Helen
Cleveland St
Anna Maltos
Albert Sandoval
Hungarian Reformed Church of
Common Pleas Court
Mildred Radosevich
Eli Radosevch
Minnie
Guy B. Findley
William F. Gorman
Nellie Stricker
Biartin Shinski
Hallover Road
Oberlin Hospital
William Chapin
Chalmer Davidson
Chapin
Knapp
Minkler
Underwood
Norwalk
Steckly
Hiyra
Elks’ Res
Severs
Rotary Club
Sudro-Curtis
Sivils
Houston
Laceurr & Mizns Tosacce Cs
Chesterfield
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