Local jury commissioners deny sanction of notice
Lorain County jury commissioner Hart Dickason and Elyria building inspector Viola Peters deny involvement with a public notice published in the Lorain Journal. The item announced a juror drawing at the Old Court House at 9 am March 22 and included an elevator inquiry, while Dickason says the elevator line was misread and he did not authorize the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hert A. Dlékason
Lorain County
Elyria
Viola Peters
Lorain
Lorain Journal
Dickason
Hanes
Hart Dickason
Viola
Peléernan Jury
Peters Tor
Reminder of tax payments due for veterans
A bulletin received by Jack B. Refenning, faulty veterans service officer, warns World War II veterans of income tax payments due. It urges consulting income tax experts and notes free advice at 21 Court Street. Dates show due payments for 1940–45 and 1946 incomes vary by discharge month, with specific deadlines from March to June. exemptions for active service pay and other allowances are outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack B. Refenning
Faliity Veterans Service Officér
Refehning
Royal Internal Revenue Office
Court Street
Bulletin
G. T
Court grants divorces and custody in local notices
Evelyn Burts was granted a divorce from Theodore by Judge D A Cook for neglect and cruelty and restored to the name Hill. Ela Speroff was granted a divorce from Chris by Judge Cook for cruelty and given custody of her children and $12 weekly support. Fay Ott of Amherst sued for divorce from Raymond for neglect and cruelty and asked to restore Vin Nuys. Willis LeMasters, 38, of 500 West Third Street, jailed on a paternity warrant from Muskingum County. Albert Franz probation terminated after guilty plea to arson larceny. probation began April 14, 1946. Russell Sheaffer fined $10 for reckless driving. China bans cosmetics. Legal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rougetinteh “Bale
Angineri
Lorain Cayinty
Board of County Commissioners of
Lorain
Comminsionera
Cour
Howe
Elyria
Onte
County Batistary Engineer's
Flo Court House
Onto
Board of County Commissioners
Patterson
L.W. Osborne
Moe Evelyn M. Burts
Theodore
D. A. Cook
Hill
Ela Speroff
Chris
Fay Ott
Amherst
Raymond
Vin Nuys
Willis LeMasters
West Third Street
Muskingum County
Philo
Muskingum
TD. A. Cook
Albert Franz
Poplar Street
George H. Smith
Arthur Moos
Russell
Sheaffer
Grant Street
Brod
East Bridge Streets
New Owen J. Bannon Allotment to Begin Houses
Construction on 80 houses in the Owen J. Bannon Allotment will start soon, with 264 parcels planned north of West Street near the General Motors plant. Homes will be frame or brick, five to eight rooms, priced 8200 to 810,000, featuring a four-acre park and a business section along West Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen J. Bannon
West Street
General Motors
Baébnon
Harry TH. Meyer
Amherst Township
Banton
Rockfern
Perifield
Gleneliff
Ridgefield
Fernwood
West Side
Bainan
General Motors Company
Onourenenea
Ruman
Igvestia
Greece
Truman
United States
Tryvestia
United Nations
Lorain County Tax Rates for the Year of 1946
Lorain County treasurer Wood Wright announces the millage levy per dollar of property valuation for Lorain County for the year 1946. The notice states the rate to be applied to all taxable property within the county and lists the assessed valuation base used to compute the taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Wood Wright
Uni
Milla
Death Records from Beulah McFadden Pease and family
Beulah McFadden Pease aged died March 13 at her Wadsworth home after a year of illness. Born in LaGrange, she was daughter of George and Venna McFadden and is survived by husband Jer ome, son Armin of Wadsworth, and sister Mrs. Paerpaeden Finskamp of East Cleveland. Funeral at Edward Cochran Funeral Home Cleveland, burial in LaGrange. Also listed are obituaries for Martin J. Haas, Alice Nichols Peterson, Clem Bates, and Herman Kreeger with service details and residences in Elyria, Cleveland, Amherst, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah McFadden Pease
E. Pease
Beulah McFadden
Wadsworth
LaGrange
McFadden
River Road
George
Jvenna McFadden
Jerome
Armin
Wadssworth
Pearpaeeneden Finskamp
East Cleveland
Edward Cochraie
Holden Avenue
Cleveland
LaGrange Cemetery
Martin J. Haas
Martin J. Hays
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ridgeville
Josephine Holkenburg
Martin W
North Hidgeville
Theodore d
Lakeswood
Peter G
Columbig Station
Charles J
Elyyla
Boysin
Elysla
Cai Eihe Short
M, Aloise
St. Joseph’s Convent
Josephine Santa
Elyria
Willant Haas
PB. A. Haas
Lakewood
Lawrence
Corrigan Funeral Home
Lorain Avenue
Alice Nichols Peterson
Alice Petersoi
South Campbell
Chicago
Columbia
Alice Nichols Townsend
Methodist
lEdward
Lillie Nichols
Charge Street
Clarence McDaniels
Art ‘Young
4220 South
Ravine Avenue
Watt
Kipten Wean
Earl Kendeiuh
Ob- Weir Erha
Marvin Logan
Collins Reo
Edna Bate
Tha Ona
Sun
Cari
Sedgeman
Berat
Herman Kreeger
Amherst
Heimac Koecner
Ben
Bere Gia
Sioess
St Peters Byangsero
Elercan Sunoing
Chiesa gaoMis
Ciiteine
Prato Ain
Ehieg
Lee Gillauie
Cal
Huey Brave
Elpmain
Maloun
Aured
Ani
Viethen
Cain
Byatitves
Alger
Puneral
Peters
40 Lorain County Dairymen Attend Breeders Meeting
Lorain County dairymen among eight dairy herd owners from 96 northern Ohio townships attending the Northern Ohio Breed Association annual meeting held yesterday. Directors from several counties were elected. Ed Denham of LaGrange was re elected Lorain county director for another year. The report says the association has 20 bulls at stud and 34260 cows bred last year. Lorain ranked fourth with 1685 cows bred, Wayne County led with 2824. across 46 counties total cows bred rose from 19389 to 34260.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fotty Lorain Countiana
Ohin
Ghia Breedére Association
I TiMin
Lorain County
Wayne County
Schools Lose 3 252 In State Funds
A Lorain County report by attendance officer Allan T. Laich shows 12 418 absences in the first grading period, with $3 252 in state funds redistributed under the Ohio School Foundation Program. Elementary daily attendance averaged 92.01 percent, high schools 92.88 percent, with illness as the main cause of more than 88 percent of absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sain County Village and Furs
Allan ‘T. Laich
Lorani Bounty Board of Education
Oss
Ohis School Foundation
Lorain County
Uinésair
Lakeside Industry and War Time Reflections
A fragmented account discusses the rise of the Lake Shore region as an industrial backbone tied to canal expansion and steel demand after the Civil War. It notes population shifts from the Ohio River area to Lake Erie cities, soil erosion along the lakes, and praises wartime contributions. The event featured Dr. Hatcher, Arthur Schaber, Rev. William Leath, and clubwomen from local groups. Also noted is the fine of William H. Dean for intoxication, with details of the old Madison D. court proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Lake Erie
Couk Ory
Hatcher
Lake Shore
America
Robert Burns
Markets and Livestock Prices From Receipts Report
Market slow with mixed receipts for cattle and lambs. Beef and pork prices varied by grade, with low to high ranges noted. lambs showed strong interest for certain weights, and wholesale quotes, including hides and other byproducts, appeared mixed amid broader market fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vosmers
Bette
Pete al Ah
PT UU
Rome
Elyria Police Dept. Arrests Total 8918 in 1946 Report
The 1946 annual Elyria police report shows 8918 arrests and 8660 convictions, driven largely by 8028 parking offenses. Additional offenses include 283 reckless driving arrests, 287 larcenies, and 46 breaking and entering cases. Totals reveal $25,078 in stolen property and various thefts, with recoveries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Police Department
Asi
Stankard
Tonvic
Strest
Afrest
Atrest
Atrést
Wellington 69 CORA M BHEPARD marks 80th Anniversary
Wellington on March 17 marks the 80th birthday of Cora M Bhepard. A march 14 dinner and dance will celebrate the Wellington Aerie of Eagles founding, with about 614 members on the roster since 1947. Maurice A Rady, long-time office manager for Ohio Fuel Car Co, has held offices during 28 of the Aeries 30 years. Auxiliary officers were elected at a regular VFW meeting, with Lillian Tamsen as president and Nina Wright named delegate to encampments. A chili supper and bake sale events are scheduled by local groups, plus a medical school enrollment news item for Sam Hardy of Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington Aerle
Eagles
Aerie
Maurice A. Rady
Ohio Fuel Car Company
Aeri
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lillian Tam
Hia Farrar
Dorothy Wrench
Ethel Oney
Frances Cooper
Hazel Kirkpatrick
Nellie Perkins
Margaret Zimmerman
Nina Wright
MaryBaret Zimmeran
Jols’ Yuhnke
Hamlin Women's’ Relief Corps
Gar. Memorial Hall
Bertha Perkins
Margaretta West
Lillywood Rebekah
Herrick Auditorium
Sam Hardy
Medi_cal School
O.S.U
Hardy
Leslie Hardy
Wellington Grange
Red Cross
Elmer Pullmer
Elyria
Lechiser Arthur Mason
A. C G. Norris
Priscilla
W S. C
Norman Chiggs
North Main Street
H. A. Cassidy
Norman Linder
Clifton Rolfe
C. D. Marston
Berea
Lelan Kirkpatrick
Griggs
Raymond Wright
Sara Curlice
First Congregational Church
St. Pewrick’s Church
Jland
Yos
Burt Knapp
Taylor Street
Miss Mattle Ruhle Assists Rating For Her
Delivery service report notes Miss Mattle Ruhle assisting in rating while Ruth Hege, on furlough from Venezuela, will speak at the First Baptist Missionary Society meeting. The group postpones to March 19, all day, with dinner at noon at South Main Street. Society plans sewing for Miss Hege before her return to South America. Also reports a missing USAF twin engine transport with three crew between Goose Bay and Cape Harrison in Labrador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattle Ruhle
Ruth Hege
First Baptist Missionary Society
Paul Wilkinson
South Main Street
Venezuela
Miss Hege
South America
Goose Bay
Labrador
Cape Harrison
State property totals and police activity in 1946
A 1946 city report shows state property valued at S15.107 million including 100 percent scrap value of stale automobiles. There were 825 motor vehicle accidents with 12,? injured and 48 fatalities. Police radio activity was high with 9,805 patrol messages and 8,528 WRNS broadcasts to police, plus 6,688 broadcasts from cruisers to the station. The department logged 6,689 miscellaneous calls and 49,460 watch-plant calls. The city jail accounted for 1,738 prison days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalen
Pried Last Peat
Hutber
Podés
Hans
WRNS
Planta
Driving Under Influence Fined and License Suspended
Stanley McAvena of Wes River street was fined 75 dollars and costs and had his driving privilege suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor A R Agate on a charge of driving while under the influence. The offense was described as his second offense, with arrest occurring the prior Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley McAvena
Wes River Street
Elytia
Hix
A. R. Agate
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Oselranile Tleeren
United Press
Desword Penns National Dairy
Sears Roebuck
Westinghouse
Eler Woolworth Co
Bendix
Republic Steel
U.S. Steel
China
Tan
Nherst
Brownhelm
D. Eyrla
Yassla
D. Amhert
D. Amherst
Avon Lake
Black River Township
Amhrat
Ciadion Village
Elstia
Carlisle S Co
Elyria Cos
Elytia Cay
Graftem
Grafton Yoo
Grafton Village
Henrletia
Brownhelm & 1
Florence
Huntngtoy
LaGrange Vilage
Penfield Township
Pittsfield
Latrange
Rochester
New London
Troy & D
Rochester Village
Rossia
Bo Awhernt
Carlsle & Dets Obderun
Overlin Vilage
Epnertiela Townahip
Death Records
I. Clem Bates
Oberlin
L. Clem Baits
R. FO
Tampa County
Towa
Filetta
Dairymen
Cvouversouneamamna
Loneuee
Wiliam H. Dean
Madison
West Avenue
Broad Street
SUDRO
Curtis Ambulance
Cora M. Bhepard
Barker
Touhee
Paits Ware Herrick Ave
Brighton
Hospital Room
RESAR
Florist
River St
Bria Marks
Court ST
Gabardines
Suedes
Kidskins
Nobil
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