High Water Closes Some Ohio Roads
High water, fed by yesterday’s downpours, closed highways across Ohio. The Ohio Department of Transportation reported 13 closures near the Athens county line, between Glouster and Corning, with additional closures near Saint Marys, Athens, McConnellsville, and Suwanee area. Roads also blocked in Noble, Guernsey, Tuscarawas, and Coshocton counties due to flood conditions.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Department
Athens County
Glouster
Corning
Sto Marys
Attats Athens
Novite
Aimesville
Athens
McCoaniellsvilhe
Mensat Etsy
Savahssile
Sunemorfield
Noble Esanty
Chermilven Land
Guernsey
Glass Rock Peeey
Duk
Stibeater
Wrest Chester
Tuscaranne
Ceoriecs County
Coshacsent County
Injured Man Pushed Through Window At Gray Stone Hotel
Norman Selmlts of 347 Cambridge Avenue was injured Monday at the Gray Stone Hotel after being pushed through a window, suffering lacerations and internal injuries. He was taken to Elyvia Memorial Hospital. police said they received a report of a similar incident at the hotel but the involved persons fled.
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Norman Selmlts
Cambridge Avenue
Pam
Graystone Batel
Elyvia Memorial Hospital
Rather
Rawrte
Ronny
Schultz
Casmera
Oberlin Red Cross War Fund drive tops $1000 pledge
The Oberlin chapter targets a $10,000 war fund with half subscribed so far. Campaign solicitors will contact donors soon, with option to mail checks now. Coupons available at local banks for five dollar gifts, plus a weekly dollar plan. Nationwide drive seeks $20 million for the Red Cross War Fund this month.
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Oberlin
Red Cross
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Elyria
Elyriansais
Red Cross War Fund
Allies Push Into Northern Los Negros and New Guinea
Allied forces launched a three pronged assault in the Southwest Pacific advancing into the northern part of Los Negros in the Admiralty Islands, making a new landing on the New Guinea coast and heavily bombing Rabaul, while Solomons based planes conducted street and harbor raids at towns including Tabaul and Mindirk, aiming to disrupt Axis defenses.
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Souther! Pacific
Ots
Dapanrse
Southwest Pacific
Los Negros
Admiralty Islands
New Guinea
Rabaul
New Britain
Bos Negros
Salemi Plantation
Moamote Aefeld
Planies
Tabaul
Wan Menting
Daniels Reveals REA Difficulties Before Senate Subcommittee
Washington March 7 Daniels testifies about REA troubles and pressure on Administrator Slattery to resign or shift to another government post. He says President Roosevelt asked for a careful review, and Slattery proposed transferring REA to the Tennessee Valley Authority as a solution, while Daniels notes some changes may be needed.
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Washington
Jonathan Pauiets
Inday Tial
Tarry Slattery
Rural Electrification Administration
Daniels
Senate Agriculture
Roosevelt
Bing
RRA
Howe
Shlittery
Rea
Bald
Slatterv Ale
RBA
Tennessee Valley Authority
Address correction and new postal details noted
A garbled correction notice references changes to an overseas duty personnel list with multiple names and places. It mentions LaGrange, Shreveport, Alger, Mis Welborn, and Adelaide Mun, plus various unclear abbreviations and postal terms. The text is largely unreadable and asks for verification of an address update and service actions.
Death Records from Gratton and Nearby Towns
Obituaries list Antonne danelskyy Gjapton 72 of Gratton Wow died Tuesday at home after a lingering illness born in Germany, survived by wife Arm and children across Chafton and Grafton, body at Russell BD Fulton Funeral Home with viewing times. other notices: Edward Bender 50 of Stoney Ridge Road died at Bilghia Memorial Hospital, services at Abel Funeral Home. Mathew King 84 of Wellington died at Veteran's Hospital Brecksville, funeral at St Patrick's Church Wellington with burial Huntington Cemetery. survivors include spouse, children, and multiple siblings and relatives.
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Ghapton
Antonne Danelskyy
Wow
Gratton
Germany
Grafton
St. Jom's Laetheran Church
Elyria
Arm
Anna Denk
Morth Ridgevilee
Edward Bender
Stoney Ridge Road
Bilghia Memorial Hospital
Honday
Abel Funeral Home
Lisa Euclid Avenue
Shaw Avenue
Wate
Tycir
Witham
al Alsa
Wellington
Mathew King
Veteran's Hospital
Admiral Declares We Are Going Into Truk
Washington March 7 The House appropriations committee reported a 400 102 748 deficiency bill with testimony by Rear Admiral Feward J Cochran chief of the Navy bureau of ships that we are going into Truk The admiral said we will have work to do when we enter Truk and the emergency war housing and other funds are included in the measure to cover government operations and war needs
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Washington
House
United States
Truke
Appropriations
Feward J. Cochrane
Navy
Bureau of Ships
Trak
Hiaxest
Gove
State Department
Diplomatic Service
Veterans Administration
Cochrane
Insramre
Truk
Court Notices Report Divorce Filings In 1921 Case List
In And About The Court House, Frederek W Tuthell of 2u8 Seventh Street files for divorce from Adua charging neglect and cruelty. Lola Anna Burgess of Larsia sues for divorce from Ras bert Briteh Ciolumbia, alleging neglect and cruelty. married in 1021.
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Frederek W. Tuthell
Astreet
Adua
Ohegreek
Lola Anna Burgess
Larsia
Fran Rasbert
Briteh Ciolumbia
West Ridge RTs and War News at Faded Port Detour
A garbled OCR style report lists names and events around West Ridge RTs, a Gads Vortit date, and a Bed Wet Valin occurring with Feat Jackson and Mrs Wiha. It mentions Mr and Mrs Reber, Jane and Merle Arnfold, and a War om Renet oof Mie writin a atin toe 4 Steff Netaeant. The text references Washington, Dadi wood, Shitebay Mass Gon ene Fare, and Foster like scattered fragments of a local gathering or parade with misread lines and unclear timeline.
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Rts
Jackson
Wiha
Fida
Thyrd
Merle
Odin
Dadi Wood
Hagia Peters
Boards Reemploy School Teachers In Two Districts
Regular teachers in Huntington and Brighton Township schools were rehired last night with small salary increases to cover higher living costs. Five teachers already on contracts in both districts retained them. new two year terms issued for several staff. One teacher did not reapply for a new contract. No action on special music teachers, who will be hired later. Also noted are vocational staff appointments and joint work with Camden Townships. A separate brief reports an aerial bombing drill casualty in New York and a fatal aircraft crash in Shreveport, listing missing or deceased names.
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Huntington
Brighton Township
Wunzel Koons
Lateille Murray
Flora Tike
Pearl Ashe
Brighton
Paul Rhodes
Dean Mardy
Narnia Livermore
Margaret Hunt
la Dolbre
Jane Gleason
Risvia
Ralph White
Camden Townships
Avon Lake Training and Parish Notes Amid Turmoil
A garbled intake details Avon Lake training plans and a ceremony at St Josephs Hospital. It mentions a daughter of TE 2o and a parish event, with references to Army Navy tests and local conventions. The article is heavily garbled but centers on a community preparing for a baptism or ceremony and a broader civic notice.
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Avon Lake
Pot Seca
Gasigiter
Avan
Lee
Sven 'Blora Reese
St Josephs
Officers Basic Course for Lt Edward Trieskey Jr
News of our men and women in service. Lt Edward Trieskey Jr, 20, has agreed at Fort Benning Ga to take the Officers Special Basic Course No 2. The eight week course will admit 200 officers. His address will be Edward Trieskey Jr c/o 1st ST, 1st LT, Fort Benning Ga. Mrs Sol Weinstein of 1 Bod street reports her husband entered service Feb 28. His address is Sol Weinstein, BR, 400A Barracks 622, Fort Meade MD. Mr and Mrs H Gallmar of 15 Garford Ave report a change of address for their son Robert L Gallmar. He is with the U S N R and his new address is Robert L Gallmar A. & U S N R Box 437 Holy Cross College Worcester Mass. He has been with Weber at Yale and recently home on a ten day furlough.
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Edward Trieskey, Jr
Ft. Bening
Durabon
Edward Tresn-yoeiang
Ft. Benning
H. ©. Gallmar
Garford Avenue
Robert TL. Gallmar
Robert L. Gallmar
Fed Cross Drive
Red Cross
H G. Portman
Thomas Sapienzi
Harry Meyer
Lester Hasled
Albert Lattemen
Frank Keible
Catharine Berg
Bucher
Reformed ‘Church
Sulphur Springs
Maine
Murphy
Elyria
The
Reformed Church
Hell
Meg
Frank Berg
Charles Berg
Jobn Horn
Don Beath
Murch
Evans Relical Badies Aid Society
Ale
Ars
Melvin User
Frank Bays
Amherst
Lena Gegenheimer
Milton Parish
June
Oberlin
Richard Sanders
Walter Albrecht Af Flynns
Luray Emimerick
WS. U.S
Womans Society of Christian Semnee
Birmingham
Joof Preminaghan Adeawert Panelyon
Charles Grenzebach
Gladys Ghine
Paul Meyer
Ales Mary Ladriech
Mes Frey Meyer
eeWellaee College
Ga Beret
Adbury
Mary Dane Lutheran
Harold Lachemin
H Delefield
Walter Bsoph
Wid
George Smith
Melvin Viger
Lethe
Loren
Ela
Howard
Arthur Born
Albert Reusser
Nelson Reusser
Franklin Bauman
Baldwire Wallace College
Ben Bauman
Erwin Bauman
South Amherst
Daun Beach
Walter Walker
Harold Cowes
Myre Evan Cates
Arthur Grgenheimer
Naomi
Chorge Page
Berlin
Heights
Ralph McDowell
Alice
Idella Miutin
Columbus
Earl Manin
Howard Bern
Lois Portman
Newberry
Ehner Portman
Camden FFA hosts annual event with speeches and plans
Kipton FFA members gathered at the high school auditorium for an annual meeting with 85 attendees. Officers Liners waite president and Richard Searles vice president led the program alongside treasurer Michel Vengki and other members. Guests included state rep. Dr ND Backus and Otto Bantels. A parliamentary procedure contest was announced for March 10 with entries from Camden and nearby chapters in Hivan county. The evening featured a welcome by Robert Madander and remarks by Kenneth Jordan.
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KITON
Canden F. FA
Audifortamn
Lanas
Waite
Tchard Searles
James Lewis
Bob Meslander
Michel Vengki
Carl Siholav
Ralph White
Jim Lewis
Robert Madander
Kenneth Jordan
B. P. Sandles
Columbus
ND. Backus
Elyria
Otto Bantels
Willard
Carl Sebastas
F. FP. A
Rase
Hivan
Partiapate
Smuntest
Canden
Carl Sobostat
Kenneth Derdan
Eleanor Lewis
Din Fevos
Camden Farm
Camden Garden Club
George Bickel
Stella Heels
America
Mabelle Whittnes
William Jackson
Frances Perk
Frances Davieon
Pisna
Dennedye Yidsenm
WC. Daeleon
Dennie Crosser
Helen Davidson
Cimon Fava
Witb
Karl Powell
Ed Ober
Carrie Ansa
Frank McRoberts
Reneneth Jordan
Stanley Tatts
Wednesdias
Ats
Mas Stanley Pitts
Max Sprague
Comaon
Briefs
George
Lanewood
Arnold Garage
Mie Hic
Ald Geet
Reuben Cekata
Fianer
JW Perkees
Bedene
Bret Hasstr Perkins
Campaign copywriters named in sales drive report
The drive writers listed include Arlene Brown, Bob Dean, Jaca Cure, Panna Stroh. Participants in the scripts were Arlene Brasey, Marvan Blaastern, Bob Dean, Marty Se ky, Jon Kutsner, dock Corel Veene Hates, Larry Smithk, Lester Chessman, Herbert Redding, Robert MiNell, Lak Bear, Mary Ann Le Bed, George Powell, Del Foite Neel Tae Card Rubeut and 5 Toyeas.
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Arlene Brown
Bob Dean
Jaca Curereli
Panna Stroh
Pupus
Scripls
Arlene Brasey
Marvan Blaastern
Marty Se Ky
Jon Kutsner
Dock Corel Veene Hates
Larry Smithk
Lester Chessman
Herbert Redding
Robert MiNell
Lak Bear
Mary Ann le Bed
George Powell
del Foite Neel
Tae Card Rubeut
5 Toyeas
Local Society News and Club Events Mixed with Church Notices
A crowded social page details numerous dinner and bridge parties hosted by local families including the Moyer and Lees households, along with Red Cross canvassing efforts and church activities. Rev. Bucher resigns to take a post in Sulphur Springs, Maine, and a home nursing class is announced.
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Harry Moyer
Harley, Kelly
Karl Kendeigh
Rex Lees
Lees
Markets Chicago variations in butter and grain prices
Chicago market notes show wide fluctuations in butter and cream prices with quotes on protein, feeds, and hogs. Grain futures list No 2 yellow corn and wheat bids, along with government ordered eggs and milling items. price ranges cover multiple components and regional supply concerns.
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Chicago
Aipek Jin Ata
Jose
Leehnen
Jdes
Bartel
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling
Paletiia
United
U.S
Three Costly Fires In Cleveland
Cleveland fire officials opened investigations into three fires that damaged a war plant complex housing Victory White Metal Co and Steel Fabricators Co. The blazes damaged a one story annex to Bears Roebuck & Co, caused an estimated 130,900 dollars in damage and destroyed 2,000 chickens along with farm garden and building tools and equipment.
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Cleveland
Bears, Roebuck & Co
Victory White Metal Co
Steel Fabrigators Co
Autos Damaged In City Collision Report
A police report states cars driven by Findlay Rove Elyria hotel and by tL Hu Water street were damaged yesterday afternoon in a collision at Middle avenue and Fourth street. Ross drove a car owned by Harvey Wellon.
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Findlay Rove
Elyria Hotel
Tl. B. Hu
Water Street
Middle Avenue
Fourth Street
Ross
Harvey Wellon
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Caldwell
Calpwell
Aly
Caldwell Senna
Breen Hengry
Roberts Calif
Maretta
Wallise
Chi Catelerie
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Miss Brockson
Lewis J. Huntin
West Avenue
A R. Agate
Mae
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Best
LaGrange
Sean
Wes
Adelaide
Bastia
Wien
Dr. Edwards
FM. Edwards
Antone
Bender
Lord of the
Adnate
Alesande
London
Spritabis
West Ridge
Mra
Bovard Vo
Moe
New York
Maren
New City
Brookstore
Sidney Sterise
Air Raid Wardens Service
Ommoan
Shreveport
Barksdale
Yoonear
Sheyepot
Florence Korte Cartes
Pete Miyey
Murragh
Uncle Sam
Sol Weinstein
Barracks
Baineridge
Maryland
Kipton
Henrietta
Henriepea
Rael Brendeign
Willis
Toleng Grain
Toledo
Crrain
Tragks
Homeghowers
Claneland
Ateadt
Medstun
Omeiior
Elrady
Saeth
Meen Vila
Choice Wetneth Tek
Choice
PEPE
Levi Leach
16Th Street
Smallwood
Cleo Bradley
Mansfield Reformatory
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Farm Bureau
Contec
N. J. Hoskins
Columbo
Atta
Old Glor Grange
L Grange
Lodema Foster
C. B. Dawson
Norwalk
Rie
McCormick
Halstein
Brindle
Ringlein
Walter Leber
Greenwich
County Line Rd
John Deere
Oliver
Rumley
Poland
China
Hotpoint
Bern
Stanley Oreechowski
Welter Leber
Nervek
Ee Ey
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