Reports To Be Made At Red Cross Luncheon
Funds campaign reaches its $18,000 goal target as Red Cross officials outline the first accounting will follow a Friday luncheon at noon in the YMCA. City window displays showcase services with exhibits prepared by Mrs. Kersting and others in local businesses including Beil Company Lorain County Savings & Trust City Loan Elyria stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cafigalas
American Red Cross
Golitiors
Dedkding
Harb Melatar
Red Cross
Meister
F. A. Kereting
Ars
A. GC. Armidda
Beil Company
A. &. Shermatt
Lorain County Savings & Trust Corporation
Audrey Scntt
City Loan Company
F. A. Kersting
Carl
Miss Truman to Make Radio Debut
Miss Margarett Truman will debut as a singer on the American Broadcasting Co. Sunday evening program from 8 to 9 p m The White House announced the show originates in Detroit The President’s daughter and her voice teacher Mrs T J Strickler of Kansas City are in Detroit preparing for the broadcast President Truman will be on a Caribbean trip to observe Atlantic fleet maneuvers and is expected to hear his daughter on the radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Margarett Truman
American Broadcasting Co
White House
Detroit
T. J. Strickler
Kansas City
Arei
Truman
Caribbean
Rabbi Brickner Urges Immigration to Palestine
Rabbi Barnett R. Bricker, back from Europe and Palestine, urged immediate steps to increase immigration into Palestine to address the explosive situation caused by prolonged homelessness of 250000 displaced Jews in central Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barnett R. Bricker
Europe
Palestine
Home Talent Program Delights Lorain County 4-H Club
A home talent program at the Lorain County Senior Four-H Club gathering in Avon featured a vocal solo by Richard Davis Pittsfield a violin guitar duet by Beatrice Borowicz Amherst and Malcolm Fowl Elyria a clarinet duet by Ruth Hosenprlug Brownhelm and Kenneth Spiegelberg Archherst jokes and stories by Jim Wagner Lorain a sociodrama by Robert Fitch Aver t and a skit by Elsie McConnell Ploteeld and James Wagner Lorain Plans for the next meeting will be led by James Wagner John Kingsley and Ed Bohrer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Senor Four-H
Robert Mitch
Avon
Richard Davis
Pittsfield
Beatrice Bor+owicz
Amherst
Malcolm Fowl
Elyria
Ruth Hosenprlug
Brownhelm
Kenneth Spiegelberg
Archherst
Jim Wagner
Lorain
Robert Fitch
Avert
Elsie MccConnell
Plitefeld
James Wagner
John Kingsley
Ed Bohrer
City Fire Loss and Causes Far in 1946 Report
The article notes a 1946 fire loss of $95,527.82 with buildings and contents valued at $6,974,405 and total insurance of $6,161,640. For 1937–1946, ten-year city fire loss averaged $73,260 annually, with matches and smoking listed as top causes and other factors including burning rubbish, faulty wiring, petroleum, and boilers. The fire chief reports nine firemen on military duty returned, and three WW II veterans were added, boosting regular staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhief
Pix Nore
Discharges at City Hospital List of Patients
Hospital notices list several discharged patients and newborns. Rhea Gabury Ro DD 8 Basil Acton at 337 Pitteersty Street appears among listed cases alongside Mrs William Berkett at 206 Second Street and Mrs Chif ford Smith with a baby girl. Additional entries include John Meola with a baby girl and Mrs Ralph Foithoter with a baby boy, plus Mrs Jean Derdacne and a girl at 134 Marsedios Avenue.
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Rhea Gabury
Basil Acton
Pitteersty Street
William Berkett
Second Street
Chifford Smith
R. 1
M. John Meola
Clevelava
Ralph Foithoter
Jean Derdacne
Marsedios Avenue
Maria
15 Key Leaders Of Underground Seized By British
British forces under martial law rounded up 15 key underground leaders in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. The detainees, many prominent Jewish community figures, were flown to Nairobi for detention. The crackdown aims to establish a central strategic base in East Africa as tensions rise in the Holy Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Pwenty
Kenya
Jeru¢alem
Tel Aviv
Diederich, Diederich death notices in Elyria area
Death records from Elyria Memorial Hospital report Hugo Diederich 54 of South Oak Street died at 4 30 a m after a lingering illness. Born March 24 1889 in Elyria he was a real estate salesman with Dan Cook Real Estate Co and a Grace Lutheran Church member. Surviving wife Lacy, two sons Fred and Frank at home, one grandson and a sister Mrs Herman Fainter of Flynn. Body at Bittner Funeral Home with viewing until 1 p m Saturday and services at Grace Lutheran Church at 2 p m conducted by Rev. W W Walker. burial in Brookdale cemetery.
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Hugo Dederich Hugo
Diederich
South Oak Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Borln
Elyria
Dan Cook Real Estate Company
Grace But Heran Church
Lacy
Jaone
Fred
Frank
Herman
Flynna
Bittner Feneral
Saturda
Grace Lathoran Church
W. W. Walker
Tata
Brookdale Cemetery
Clara Hissen Huron
Clara Risden
Risden Road
Vermilion
Berlin Heights
Michigan
Ohlo
Women's Relief Corps
James
Gladys Risden
Oberlin
Grace Moes
Wright-Stem
Huron
English
Vermilion Congregational Church
Maple Grave -Cemetery
Unclear Fragmentary Text Referencing Events in Africa
The readable portions mention people, places, and dates in Africa with scattered terms like Saint Wayne, Tebenk, Beets, and pipes. The text appears garbled OCR, lacking coherent structure, complete sentences, or verifiable facts to summarize a single event or item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Stewart Takes Oath as Judge Today in Ohio Court
Stewart is to take the oath as judge today before Chief Justice Carl V. Wergandt at the Ohio Supreme Court. The ceremony follows the close of the morning session, with Stewart slated to return to Hamilton County Common Pleas Court after the oath. Harry W. Luethi, Elyria Chamber of Commerce secretary, plans to attend a Columbus conference Monday on legislative bills affecting local communities, alongside state chamber secretaries and trade association attendees.
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Columbus
James Gat
Stewart
Cieisnath
Ohio Supreme Court
Nye
Carl VU Wergandt
Blewart
Charles II
Bell
Cincinnati
Mateli
Hamilton County Common Pleas
Harry Wo Luethi
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Plant
Chamber of Commerce
Biter
Ohio Secretaries Association
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Trade Association
Parents and teachers clash over school disputes meeting
At Clearview and Vincent schools parents press for cooperation with teachers amid accusations of inaction on student concerns. Debate centers on a flag incident and the question of who guides student life as school board considers investigation and future talks.
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Clearview
Vincent
James Finnelson
Vincent Howard
Cléar- View High School
August Farsehmainn
P. C. Crittenden
American Legion
Thomas Jakenic
Helen Rick Proposre
Ga’ Jlo
Ben Molnar
Rehhildren
Vincent School
Simpson
Harmons
Ant William Wall
Rooster Club
Chib
Ellar
Thess
Tsar Bly Erie
Court House Divorces and Property Settlements across Akron area
The court granted multiple divorces and settlements. Dorothy Meikauder was granted a divorce from Clarence on cruelty grounds with a $1,000 settlement and real estate on Jaycex and Bradley roads. Robatine Hentiuxson sued for divorce from Galen on neglect and cruelty, referencing a February 14, 1946 marriage. Anna Swartz’s divorce claim against Frank was dismissed. The Akron Grocery Co. won $858 against Ty Peabody. Madeline Pinkley sued for divorce from Clyde over cruelty. Bertha Ryley sued Mor ence Dumas for $5,000 for alienation of affection. case dismissed. Ledera Withaus was granted a divorce from Willard and reverted to Johnson. Anna Stan’s divorce from Wilkins was granted. Bernard Citron of Cleveland faced $5 in costs after a judge suspended part of the fine. The report also mentions a cough-related case and a school bus incident with minor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Meikauder
Clarence
D. A. Cook
Jon Jaycex
Robatine Hentiuxson
Glenwood Street
Galen
Bailey
Bozmul
Anna Swartz
Frank
Schools Reopenings and Closures in Lorath County
Several Lorath County village and rural schools reopened or remained closed due to illness and high absence. Brownhelm and Brookside shut for days or the week. LaGrange East Carlisle North Amberat and others reported openings, while Avon Helden Gratton and Eaton stayed closed through week end. Superintendent Shellman noted canceled events and a planned trip canceled for Farm and Home students.
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Anothet
Lorath
Brownhelm
J. G. Shellman Tald
Elyria
Brookside
LaGrange
East Carlisle
Nouth Amberat
Rochester
Huntington
Camden
Avon
Helden
Gratton
Eaton
President of Newly Formed French Council Dies
BANs-Augusta Champetier de Ribs, 64, president of the newly formed French Council of the Republic, died today of a heart ailment at his firm in Paris. A veteran politician and member of the Popular Republic party, he was elected last December and headed the body in the upper chamber, succeeding the presiding Senate. He had served as French prosecutor at the Nuremberg war crimes trial.
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Bans—Augusta Champetier de Ribs
French Council of the Republic
A de Ribes
Parswatda
Popular Repubica 'Map
Tietounell
Ipreswir
Nuérnberg
Rotary Club Ladies Night Enjoyed at Elyria Event
The Elyria Rotary Club hosted a ladies night dinner at Elysia Country Club with Rotarians and wives in attendance. George E B. Davis of Purdue University spoke on James Whitcomb Riley and his poems alongside readings and musical numbers.
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Elyria
Grigsby Stariod
Carl £. Bolle
Washington
United of Rotary
Kan‘States
Tramises City
Missouri
Netherlands
England
Pars Uces
British Isles
United States
Gene Keza
Oberlin
Tolarian Ltoward Gollimar
J. Martin Beck
C. B. Hoss
J. B. Dolinson
Vermilion
Ambers
Lorwin
Rotary
Boys Learn to Be Good Caddies at Allen School
Final plans outline a series of lessons on caddie skills starting March 24 at Allen School. George Scott of Ambridge Country Club leads the program for sixth to eighth graders with indoor sessions and golf course trips. Participants may join the caddy list at Local links after school and on Saturdays. Knitting classes for girls in grades six to eight run after school on Tuesdays under Mrs Brecknock and Mrs Sandow, recreation chairpersons.
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Xond
Allen School
Allen
George Scott
Abbe Ond
Scott
Ist
Ambridge Country Hlub
Ambridge
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Airbrake Company
Hoecal Links
Alien School
Cert Brecknock
Milo Sandowi
Prices At Noon Furnished Wy Tailed Press
Prices at noon furnished Wy tailed press show varied quotes across markets. Distorted text lists multiple commodities with buyers and sellers including Arcee Can and Ward, with scattered names and places.
Three Sentenced By Judge Cook for Lorain arrests
Three more individuals indicted by the grand jury pled guilty yesterday and were sentenced by Judge D A Cook. Paul Lanner and William Reed, both arrested in Lorain for auto taking, received penitentiary terms. Norris Woods of Lorain pled guilty to carrying a concealed weapon, fined 25 dollars plus costs. Deputy sheriffs later took Reed and Lanner and two other prisoners Elmer Tipton and Sam Humphrey to begin sentences. Tipton and Mumphrey had previously pleaded guilty to carrying loaded pistols.
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Lorain
Tipton
Mumphrey
Blood typing at industries by Elyria Memorial Hospital
Arrangements completed to have technicians visit industries to blood type volunteers. Mrs Leonard Tufts ford, Red Cross chair, coordinates visits with hospital staff to avoid hospital trips during work hours and boost donor numbers.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Leonwrd Tutsford
Red Cross Commiliice
Tufford
Burglary Attempt At Lake Avenue Coal Co
Police spotted the side door of Lake Avenue Coal Co office open at 12 30 pm today a coal piece forced a window to let entry. Owner J Shephard reported no items missing. Nearby deputies investigated lumber theft and a large steel beam theft on the Wheeling and Lake Erie line near Route Va with Prepait Co of Cleveland reporting the bridge repairs.
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Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Oberlin Road
Route
Prepait Co
Cleve
Sherwin Williams to Build Big Paint Plant in Atlanta
Cleveland based Sherwin Williams plans a million dollar plant in Atlanta Georgia employing about 250 people. President A W Steudel said land was bought and construction would begin soon. The facility will produce about 3 million gallons of paint yearly with space for lacquer and other products. The report also notes a Elyria High School assembly with Ford University’s George Davis presenting a program of wit humor philosophy and poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sherwin- Williams Clu
Atlanta
A. W. Steudel
George Davis
Fordue University
Elyria High School
Clothing Donations Sent Overseas By Elyria Red Cross
Local Elyria Red Cross chapter reports February shipments of clothing to the needy including 19 wool dresses 24 cotton dresses several snowsuits and other apparel. Oberlin branch sent 27 woolen overalls 30 girls blouses five laprobes and 13 capes. Numerous churches and individuals aided. knitted garments also shipped to Europe. Two cars damaged in a collision on East Bridge Street at 4 35 p m. Police note Thomas and Brown involved. Electric hot water heaters advertised for immediate delivery.
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American Red Cross
Nesdy
Edna Schtopp
Elyria Red Cros
Oberlin
Uié First Congregational Church
Ida Coffland
Chaire Man
First Christian Church
Harold Werdorf
Charman
Mary Giesler
Henrietta Methodist Church
Otto Mischka
Horl McNally
L. A. Ryan
Gayle Ray
Rosetta Schildt
Louise Schelde
G. Shaw
Joan Schoenerr
Hamilton School
Smitzer
Dude's Church
Lam Shaw
Charles Tufford
James van Dusen
Ernest Buswell
Nellie B. Smith
Thomas
R. D
Oberlin Road
Ernest A. Brown
Olive Street
East Bridge Street
Elyria City Tire Appliance Co
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Miss Truman
Rabbi Brickner
Anarsee
Death Records
James Jay Bishop
James Day Bishop
Harry W. Bishop
Cleveland Street
Blobkdale Cemetery
David Allen
Gertrude-D
Bergman Lorain
Geertrude
Bergman
Allison Avenue
Mt. Stoni Hospital
Julius
Arthur Cornsweet
Irving Rothman
Iwan R
Walter A. Frey
Julius Kerman
Salem Cemetery
Ella S
Green Oberlin
Ella
Green
College Street
Alten Yospiti
Sedgeman Funeral Home
Wilbur Guist
Ella Martha Hange Oberling
Ella Mintha Mange
Woodland Avenue
Sedgeman
Fitias
Kom
Boi
Medina County
Mery Harge
Elguay
Oberin
Lee Verey Cy Peer E Renee
Mit
Geerrich—Hothouse
Pasxete Lest
Smaylvanis
Omgong—Yeilgwa U
Chicago
Ghitag
MC F.hc
EGOS
Reese
Wenyoner
Jsc- Wwe
Lish Farm
Cleveland Livestock Catyle
Sieern
Toledo
North Ridgeville Club
Skag
North Ringeville
Fighteen
Don Haddaway
Wiliam Smith
Marets Brown
Tudaway
Butternut Ridge Road
Ridgeville Study Club
St. Patrick
Willian Sehmittgen
S. Mills
ML von Wormer
Harold Strong
G Eo Lrons
Ohio
H. Graff
Ho Strong
BF. Stroud
Blake
Thisk
Gyreat
Ales
Cvonig
Sat Bobineki
Aid Lee Lawhby
Pati
Aunetann
Gay
High Athi
Chan Ehers
Boston
Bagher
Cory
Peordaatiensaganangarangadeseseaney
Hage One
le Ve Paengueeeeenerseneeseeenenenion
the Court
Akron Grocery Co
Ty Peabody
Madeline _Pinkley
Lake Avenue
Clyde
Bertha Ryley
Maple Street
Morence Dumas
Lodi Street
Common Pleas
Ledera Withaus
Willard
D.A. Conko
Johnson
Anna Stan
Wilkins
Guy B. Findley
Plete
Bernard Citron
Shents Om A Ciue
Pagsig
Bauton
Pileseni
Sudro
Curtis
Rotary Club
Weeee
Pet
Mey Arcee
Ward
Ray Wetahoe Bee Welch
el Magas
Brighten
RESAR
Florist
River St
Cook
Broad Street
U. M
William Wallace Grant
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