Probate Court Budget Requests Filed for 1847 Funds
Probate and Juvenile Court filed requests with county commissioners for budgets for 1847. Probate court seeks 920,785, up 4,200. major increases for employer salaries 17,800, stationery 4,500, and fees for witnesses and state notices. Juvenile court requests total about 8,000 for officer and clerk compensation, offset probation expenses, with minor changes in supports and other items.
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Juventile
Dudge HH. Nyé
Fox
Alnes
Natifmcns
Juvenile Court
Tataty Shasdo
Ikermier
Saon
BAT Buddaet
Hiets
Soho
Seoat
SIAON
Sioo TV
Rotarians To Hear Graney Tuesday
Jack Graney former American League outfielder and noted sports broadcaster will speak at the Rotary Club weekly meeting Tuesday noon at the YOM. Graney a former Cleveland Indians player and current publicity man for the Cleveland club will be accompanied by Gus Carte of Cleveland who will show pictures of the World Series between the Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians.
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Jack Graney
Sperace
Rotary Club
Granes
Cleveland — Indians
Cleveland
Graney
Gus Carte
Bozarians
Detroit Tigers
Cnicaka Cibs
Elyria Garden Club News and Local Notables Notes
A fragmentary Elyria page covers garden club updates, community memories, a peanut stand anecdote, church notices, and a fire at a local auto shop. It mentions Bertha Duntam, a walk toward Cleveland, and a fire at corner Clack and Kipling streets, highlighting local people and events.
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Engme Company
Mas
Wyler
Querlin
Clack and
Kipling
Elyrians to Attend Knights of St John Supreme Convention
Elyrians travel to Cleveland for the Knights of St John Supreme Convention with delegates scheduled to gather at the Stalfer Hotel and Gray's Armory Monday through Wednesday. Events include receptions, a parade, a banquet, and a moonlight SS Alabama cruise, with Bishop Kearney of Rochester speaking and Notre Dame’s Dean Mintion among planned speakers.
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Knights of St. John Supreme Convention
Hiern Reoghis
St. Deta
Ted Sthoat Mas
Doin Tsebieorda
Auathiag
Supreme Convention
Knights of St. Toh
Gleveland
Montag
Wedies
Iatis
Ilory
Reguatratier
the Stalfer
Senday
Gray'n Armory
Ropom
Ateet
Ais Celebrand
Alaned Kearney
Saleray
Joli
Tadaes
St. Peters Church
Dopo
Cheremie RE. Mintion
College of Law
Notre Dame
Elyrian Accuses Being Kicked in the Face
Elyrian alleges he was assaulted at Crass Aith street and West avenue with battery. Woods reported Crass struck him in the face, knocked him down, then kicked him, fracturing his jaw, according to police.
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Crass
Aith Street
Oberlin
West Avenue
Vremont Street
Bia P.m
Woods
Prefee
Permit Issued For New Elyria Home Construction
A building permit is issued for a new dwelling at 200 Hawthorne Street in Elyria, approved for a continuation of a two-story frame house costing about 8480 dollars. Inspector Hart Migka notes the project is supervised by the owner, with local officials and a referenced payment sequence mentioned in the report.
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Hilding
Hart Migka
Death notices from a local Chronicle page
Obituaries and death notices for Elva Phillips Riva Fo Philhias and several local residents. Details include birthplaces, occupations, survivors, funeral arrangements, and church affiliations across Penfield Urbana Westlake and Cleveland areas.
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Elva Phillips
Mery 'Nity
Sandusky
Nelle
Geo Penfield
Gospel Singer to Perform at Local Church Sunday
Mrs. Sallie Smith of Cleveland, a gospel singer formerly of Winchester Tennessee, will appear at Second Baptist Church this Sunday as announced today.
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Sallie Smith
Cleveland
Second Baptist
Jones Chapel Song Fest Delayed For Cosmopolitan Singers Visit
The Jones Chapel monthly song fest, normally held on Sunday night, has been postponed until a new date. The Cosmopolitan Gospel Singers of Farrell, Pennsylvania, will perform, with Mis Daanna Irvin serving as manager of the SINVBETS.
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Jones’ Chapel
Farrell, Pa
Mis ‘Daanna Irvin
Sinvbets
Elyrian Fined For Disorderly Conduct
Carl Dulty of Jackson Hotel was fined four dollars and costs in police court today for disorderly conduct. He was arrested on Broad Street last Saturday after being drunk and causing disturbances.
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Elyrian
Carl Dulty
Jackson Hotel
Toda
Broad Street
Cleveland Man Fined On Driving Charge
Cleveland resident Joe Wenhofer was fined five dollars and costs by Justice Richard Baird after being arraigned on a charge of reckless driving. He was arrested June 17 by a deputy sheriff.
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Cleveland
Joe Wenhofer
Richard Baird
Awards Presented For First Period At YMCA Camp
The YMCA Camp 1 Summers first period featured a night program where awards honored individual coroners and camp judges. Ken West earned the highest camp award, while Seneey Lodge under Gordon Nethercut won the personal inspection prize. Archery honors went to Durwood Knepper and others, with multiple year emblems awarded to Alan Gaston, Ray Mihalzo, and many more campers. The evening closed with fellowship, camp hymn, prayers, and taps by Phil Stevick.
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Ken West
Seneey Lodge
Gordon Nethercut
Llonks
Serene Lodge
Jere Gaston
Mohicans
Charles South
Anthy Jozewski
Jack Tillman
Phil Blevick
Durwood Knepper
Ray Thompson
Carnl Ro
Jack Dillman
Jerry Greeve
Anthony Jereweski
John Dezewski
Ronald Klein
Burwood Knopper
Dwight Knepper
Alen Pitman
Gary Smith
Robert Tarey
Gordon Weber
Fali Simsic
Ed Mahilzo
William Denyon
David Brive
Douglas Cochrane
Bob Gta
Richard Kemp
Cles Leitheiser
Keith Myers
Noble
Terry Orvis
Charles Scott
Jim Spad Ta
Richard ‘Thompson
Ralph Wien
Donald Wender Ral Webber
Lary Wilson
Coral Routh
Phil Whitney Jemek
Gene Rasnek
David Bennett
Alan Cooper
Joe Musquiz
Trig
EW. Palmer
Tom Whitwere
Cordon Nethercut
Dany Stevick
Phil Stevick
Ney Ty Richey
Done
Teachers Resign At Henrietta One Vacancy Filled
The Venrietta School Board accepted resignations from several teachers at its regular meeting and immediately hired Farl Magre Brewster. Harold Welker resigned from seventh and eighth grade teaching to take a job at Vermilion, and Raymond Crone Jer left to join Amsden. Mager, a Kent State grad, will fill Welker’s vacancy and teach the same subjects. Mrs Magee was hired to teach English and home economics at Brownhelm. The district seeks housing and asks citizens to report vacancies as schools hunt for facilities.
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Venrietta
Farl Magre
Brewster
Harold Welker
Vermilion
Raymond Crone Jer
Amsden Mager
Kent State University
Stark
Oberlin Church Notes and Local Notices
Oberlin church notes report sermons at First Church by Dr Joseph Rangwall on The Way of Faith and offertory songs by the Juror Choir directed by Mrs Wellgaig Stechan. An open house and nursery are noted, with youth activities and new assistant Hey Hugiton J Gallagher appointed. The Sacred Heart Church announces assignments, and Oberlin Methodist prepares a sermon by Rev Wilbur Gist with solo by Prof Daniel Harris. A family reunion at Elmwood Place follows Commencement, with Mary F L Tynne visiting from New Orleans and summer plans for the Tenney family.
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Oberglin
Joseph
Wall
Wellgaig Stechan Wall
Dona Norbis
Siddall Watthag
Handel
Dames Brant House
Joseph FY King
George T. Jones
Herbert G. May
Dran
Graham Wil Shace
Gouncil
Sacred Heat
Oberin
Sipfil
Pointer
Hugitond J. Gallagher
Uae
Chaylain
SS Wavy
K.P. Hoban
Cleve
Lind
Oberlin
Laughlin
Methodist Church
Aly Hogelock
Wilbur BE. Guist
Daniel Harris
Ehidree
Mre
BF Yenney
Elmwood
Hera
Mary FL Tyn- 4
Tame
Newenal College
New Orleans
Capt
M Luman H. ‘Tenney
James and
Richard
Local profiles and visits fill town pages this week
Delivery service routes and six week visits outline a busy period as families travel from Long Beach California to Princeton Indiana. Dean and Mrs Edward Tenney and Ruth from Ripon Wisconsin join son Arthur fresh from Oberlin College while William T Tenney of Tully Massachusetts runs a veterans refresher program. Other items note Mr and Mrs Russell Vandey Cet of Cleveland and Frank Meacham long in Rhodesia Africa. Arthur C Wullmans and Caratsa spend summer at Interlochen and Mrs Mary Cochranes Oberlin class surveys libraries in Ohio. Robert A Melcher and daughters Katherine Charlotte and Jean toured Cleveland.
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Long Beath Cahf
Princeton
Ned
Dean
Edward A. Tenney
Ruth
Ripon Cotlege
Ripon
Wis
Arthur
Oberlin College
William T. Tenny
Tully
Mass
Russel van Dey Cet
Cleveland
Frank Meacherm
Rhodesia
Africa
Irof
Miys
Arthur C. Wullmans
Caratsa
Obethua
Colomence
National Muse
Iterlochen
Michaie
Withcans Wall
Junie Music Caup
Mary Ro Cochrane
Cane
Cincinnati
Fannie Wright
Cochrane
Ohi
Oberlin
Robert A. Melcher
Kathering
Charlotte
Jean
Fenn College Head Urges Kiwanis To See U S As Paradise
Fenn College president Dr. C V Thomas told the Kiwanis Club in Cleveland there is no place for discouragement as the nation moves toward unity. Fresh from a Geneva conference he said the world is like a paradise compared with war ravages and urged Americans to recognize shared ideals. Visitors included J A Dall and J R Dall family members. Wiley Sith of North Street was fined 610 and costs for disorderly conduct after an arrest for alleged assault on his wife and sister-in-law.
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C. v. Thomas
Fenn College
Cleveland
Kiwanis Club
Geneva
Switzerland
Dy Thomas
Wiley Sith
North Street
A. Ro Agate
Betty Carter
Tannery Street
Court Proceedings and Divorces Reported in Local Court
Patrick Kelly, 34, of Lorain, returned to county jail after a sane report while awaiting arraignment on a morals charge. Willan Parsineo granted divorce from Paulina by Judge Findley for neglect and cruelty. Anthony Kowalski sues for divorce from Alma of Cleveland for neglect. Frances Thurman seeks divorce from Fred of 205 Chestnut Street after a year of marriage for neglect and cruelty.
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Patrick Kelly
Lorain
Lina State Hospital
Esamiia
Tallowtas
Willan Parsine O
Guy B. Findley
Anthony Kowalski
Alma
Cleveland
Frances Thurman
Fred
Chestnut
Healing through reading the Christian Science text
The article notes many people healed by reading the Christian Science text. It emphasizes that treatments for the sick are supported by specific provisions, yet highlights Hopeful cases where condition once hopeless improved through the reading.
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