Baskets at Cascade Pool Cause Mixup in Claims
Machock explains pool basket handling at Cascade Park. A patron and staff discuss basket ownership, with many belongings untracked and no system to match baskets to owners. A patron cannot recall his basket number, delaying claims until all baskets are finally claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machock
Annabette Rat
Cascade
Tohn
Rigael
Columbia Avenue
Allérnden
Mattiock
Ryan
Wee Russert
Police report details multiple Route 10 crashes and injuries
A string of Route 10 accidents near Ridgeville Township and Oberlin injured several people. Mike Hells faces reckless driving charges after a tire from a truck struck a car carrying Mrs. Bernart Began. Frank Bean and others were involved in collisions with vehicles from Great Lakes Motor Freight. Ann Hajas and Mathew A. Hajas were hurt in a separate crash near Cropby Road. Richard Wilhelm and Vera J. Kestner were involved in rear and minor bumper damage incidents. Multiple motorists reported injuries and cars damaged on East Bridge, Broad Streets, and adjacent avenues, with police listing license numbers and names including Don Mullan, Bruce Amidon, Ida Coffman, Albert Price, All Barn er, and Charles L. Goetz in relation to various fender and rear-end impact events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hajas
Mathew A. Hajas
Lewis G. Brackstock
Wellington Merchant
Whoa
Sheriff's Deputies
Cropby Road
Oberlin
Hajas
Ashland
Sherif's
East Bridge
Broad Streets
Don Mullan
South Abbe
Ligotke Returns Home From 42 Day Navy Leave
Ligotke is home on a 42 day leave from the Navy. He served in the Pacific area since his last visit and will return to duty after this leave, with plans to go to the Atlantic Fleet upon expiration. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric BY Ligotke of 201 Brantle Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mommie
Worrie
Pacific
Atlantic
Miva
Eric
Litotke
Brandl
Can Aveing
Deaths of Rose A Horvath and Pete Held
Death records list Rose A Horvath of 108 Highland Court dead at midnight after illness. Born in Hungary October 22 1889 she lived in Elyria since immigrating 44 years ago and was a Sacred Heart Church member. Survived by her husband Alex Horvath two daughters and several grandchildren. Also listed is Pete Held widow of Pete Held founder of Held Transfer Company who died at home 27 Park Place after a ten year illness. She was born Eleven duty 31 189? and resided in Elyria, with service details at St Mary’s and burial in St Mary Cemetery.
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Rose A
Horvath
Alex T Horvath
Hungary
Elekater
Sacred Heart Churel
Cowrane
Henrietta
Alex
Nickbeth
Elyria
Louis Horvath
Cleveland
Holter Contes
Larais
Rorel Villas
Afee
Mhapeath
Sudro- Curts
Puneral
Sacred Heart Church
Qoaom
Hee Tos Zekany
Calvary Cemetery
Laerain
Pete Heli
Pete Held
Held
Park Place
Duty
St. Mary's Church
Roy Weld Af
Elyviay
Marjorie van Franco
Mary Elfen Penberthy
Richard Held
West Palm Beach
Florida
Joel Brandau
Bftin
Mra BL
Cannan
R.A. Sanker
Wainwright Funeral Home
St. Mary's
St Marya
Oberlin Couple wed in Oberlin home ceremony
Robert Brooks son of Mr and Mrs Charter Brooks of East Oberlin married Bernies Earl of Amherst in a Saturday morning ceremony conducted by Rev. Robert Livingston at his Oberlin home. The bride’s attendants included her sister and Barbara Bouch. Brooks served two years in the artillery division of the U S Navy and the Dana Islands. They will live with his parents and help on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Robert Brooks
Charter Brooks
East Oberlin
Bernies Earl of Amherst
Robert Livingston
Tn Oberlin
Groci
Ales Barbara Bouch
West River Road Entertains W C T U
On Wednesday Mrs James Uther hosted the WCTU meeting on West River Road with a smaller audience due to duay ume. Visitors included Mrs Stella Jordan Mire Mary Perse of Lorain. The Bible study hour led by Mrs WoC Porter featured verses from the third Psalm. Refreshments followed and the group planned no July meeting. Various local residents attended social events at homes and churches throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.c.s
West River
James Uther
WCTU
Stella Jordan
Mary Perse
Lorain
William Nowell
Woc Porter
Miike
Jordan
Druseidah
Cotati
Clara
Bethea Panter
Cleveland
W. C. Porter
Floyd Porter
Earl Kelloggs
Hinckey
Second Period Begins At YMCA Camp For Elyria Boys
Forty four Elyria youths depart from Elyria YMCA to start the second period at a YMCA camp. They will return July 10. Names of campers include Gerald Aldrich Ronald Aldrich Don Andritz Norman Beattle Hob Brands Bill Breadwell Robby Butt Ronnie Carr Gary Cavile Rick Thelenstock Richard Fute Walter Giles and many others from Elyria and nearby towns.
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Elyria
Richard Fute
Walter Giles
Dé Gorham
Tom Gray
Dale
Handley
Ralph
Roy Peaths
Hittiger
James Hoyd
Willam Hey
Herten
Anthony Jerewski
Tony Jezewski
Robert Joviak
Richard
Kemble
Jack
Knight
Richard Lewis
Robert McPherson
Dace Mallory
Arthur. Nemes
Dale Noremah
Larry Richey
Myron Rudolph
Thomas Schinij
Tom Sloane
Gary Smith
Harald Smith
JL. Spaulding
Jerry Spike
Bitly
Stander
Robert Tome
Sam van Horn
Bil
Wash
Keith
Worcester
Pier
Robert, Barhari
William Gallatin
Laosialn
Warren Goodman
Eddie Wake
Columbia Station
Russel Hand
Ronald Klein
Kip Tn
Lee Gary
Aven
Richard Kiser
Jimmy Sarr
Sandusky
Tommy Patton
Willoughby
Youth Conference To Start Sunday At Aghiland College
Delegates from Lorain County will attend a youth conference opening Sunday at Aghiland College under HR J Eliott and Al Couch. The program emphasizes parliamentary procedure, cooperative and Farm Bureau training, and youth club activities with plans for 4H attendance and leadership sessions through the week ending with a banquet and evening inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aghiland College
HR. J. Eliott
District Farm Bureau
al Couch
Lorain
Cooperaive
Farm Bureau
Toghds
Ohi
Govan County Extension Office
Fair -Board
Junior Fairy Fund
Quake Shakes St Louis Area and Miss River Floods
A strong quake centered near St. Louis rattled downtown buildings and prompted a detailed Army engineers inspection of water soaked levees. Reports said 4,000 homes flooded with 5,000 plus evacuated as the Mississippi rose, while damage and delays affected Scott Field and nearby towns.
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Kirkwood
Mon
Here
Scott Field
Missisaippe
Sei
Slanton
Leswin Nye Stiles
Freie Gay
Attom
Ate Keghest
Waa
Ber
Hoypewell
Police Reports Highlight Theft and Disorderly Conduct Incidents
Elyria police logged a series of incidents including a stolen sealed beam headlight unit from a car at 327 Hiron Street after bolts were removed. A disorderly conduct charge followed a West Avenue fight injuring Richard Filiott and Herbert Jeffers, with Elliott also charged after hospital unruliness. Additional notes include a right turn violation with defective brakes, intoxication after being found asleep in a truck, and a fishing gear theft from a vehicle on East Avenue near Broad Street.
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John Alternson
Hiron Street
Elyria
West Avenue
North Street
Hichard Filiott
South
Maple Street
Lyang
Herbert Jefferson
Wesley View Trailer Camp
Jefferson
Po-Lce
Hillatt
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Elliott
Hubert Knight
Tenth Street
Waa
Second Street
Jule Mote
Moon Road
Avon
George Raling
Winckles Street
East Avenue
Broad Street
Market Highlights and Oddities From Cleveland Home Wear Mart
An OCR fragments filled market listing from Cleveland features mixed items and prices for home wear and apparel. It references various fabrics, goods, and suppliers with assorted measurements and prices, including mention of blue and beige tones and a busy sale scene. The garbled text preserves vendor names, item types, and price hints as part of a sprawling market display.
Lorain court actions mix real estate suits and divorces
At the Court House, Lorain broker E C Neiding sues Frank and Joseph Warter for 790 dollars commission on a sale and a one year lease of real estate at 29 Mark Avenue Amherst. Separately, Helen Minch wins a divorce from Rey Minch for extreme cruelty with custody of two children. Grace Coleman also divorces Jack Coleman for gross neglect of duty. Multiple probation grants and indictments are listed, including burglary, forgery, and liquor driving charges, with youths placed with Army recruiters and private estates probated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Neiding
Lorain
Frank
Joseph
Fr. Warter
West Twenty-second Street
Neiding
Henry Strenkovsky
Mark Avenue
Amherst
Warner Motor Sales
Helen Minch
J. Elyria
Rey Minch
Marwood Street
Mm Hal
Guy B. Findley
Grace Lee Coleman
Jack Coleman
Greenup
Kentucky
Western Europe Faces Split as Talks Stall in Paris
Britain and France confront a sobering Paris outcome over a united European economic plan. Russia demands national rather than international planning, risking a wider rift between West and East. If Paris fails, Britain and France may push Western Europe toward a US backed framework, leaving Germany and eastern blocs out.
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Britain
France
Nee Bevin
M.molotov
Bevin
Francs
United States
Sistet
George
Marshall
Germany
Europe
New Vaccine Trialed By U S In War On Tuberculosis
Washington Columbus and Muscogee County in Georgia selected by the U S Public Health Service for a test of the BCG tuberculosis vaccine. The plan calls for school children to be examined with a tuberculin skin test and vaccinated with parental consent, targeting wide exposure groups in the Georgia area.
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U.S
Washington
Columbus
Paris
Albert Colmette
Camille Guerin
Caloinette and
Goerin
Tice Memorial Laboratory
Chicago
Europe
South America
Scientiis
Georgea
Rog
One Man Army Turns Candy Store Owner in Pittsburg
Dick Bauer, once a rugged World War II fighter with Purple Hearts and a Silver Star, returned home 18 months ago to become a candy store proprietor. He faced shortages but persevered, opening a second branch after early success and giving away bubble gum to local kids as a celebration of civilian peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Bauer
Afrockliffe
North Africa
Germany
Bauer
Biy New Tore
Deadly Sleep Disease Traced To Bird Life
California researchers link encephalitis virus to bird mites from nests of sparrows and yellow headed blackbirds. Study shows mites can transmit the virus, expanding understanding of how wild and domestic birds contribute to outbreaks. Humans, especially children, risk brain damage from infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brakeley
Calif
Moeper Foundation
University of Californias Medical School
Science
Wnl
University of California
California
Drs
W. C. Reeves
W. Mel Hammon
Q. P. Furman
H. B. McClure
B. Hrockman
Noy Cesttab Presa AM La Cin Sb
Fragmentary OCR text shows multiple names and scattered phrases. No coherent event or clear entities establishable for a factual summary. The readable items include personal names like Martin and Messin but lack context or actions. The piece reads as a jumbled collection rather than a discernible news item or notice.
Accidents Take Toll In Ohio Over Weekend
A week end of accidents in Ohio claimed at least 13 lives across the state. Four deaths resulted from drownings and a fatal pit fire at Republic Steel in Canton. Names include Ley Setiotyntz and Charles Will. cause of the fire stemmed from a valve issue during water removal. Portsmouth drownings and other fatal incidents in Medina, Xenia, Geauga, and nearby areas raised totals.
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Ing
Republic Steel
Canton
Ley Setiotyntz
Charles Will
Schoepner
Will
Yietdity
Portsmouth
William Robert Hale
Scioto
Calvin Shaw
Xenia
Medina
Byron T. Batley
Jack Wolfe
Bailey
Young Wolfe
Wolfe
Geauga County
Charles H. Mummery
George Luke
Mummery
Bessie Knapps
Columbus
Bernard E. Knapp
Mary’ Alice Downs
Atrs. Knapp
Sally Kay
Raymond Lawrence
Detroit
Osa
Medina Hospital
Lilly Terborgh
Home Building Permit and 4-H Camp Selections
Jean Gecelaveky received a building permit for a 24 by 28 foot one story frame home at 1117 Bellcourt with estimated construction cost $7,500. Clinton Carpenter of North Eaton was chosen for the 4-H Club Conservation Camp and Camp Ohio in Licking county July 6 to 17, replacing Rolland Angersbach who cannot attend. Betty Ewell of Brighton will represent the girls at the 4-H clubs camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Gecelaveky
Bellcourt
Hart Dicks
Clinton Carpenter
North Eaton
Ohio
Licking County
Rolland Angersbach
Tain County
Betty Ewell
Brighton
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Flyrna General Committee
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George Kobon
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