Fort Dearborn wreck survivors endure long voyage to Hawaii
Honolulu reports the Fort Dearborn stern parts reach Pearl Harbor by two to two and a half knot salvage, with 22 crew aboard and 10 rescued by the St Johns Victory. Ten more remain lost in a lifeboat. The Eldorado escorts the section, while the liner head for San Francisco as the other portion stays afloat. A separate blaze in Cleveland damages Boyer Industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Fort Dearborn
Pearl Harbor
In Navy
Shower
W. HL. Gordon
Fretanter St
Former Assistant To F. D. R. Accused of Tax Evasion
Baltimore attorneys for Jone Casey, a former White House aide to FDR, admit a $70,000 income tax shortage for 1941-1943 but deny intent. Casey pleaded innocent to tax evasion charges, with defense claiming errors and delegation of returns caused the discrepancy. The government alleges failure to report $87,004 in revenue and $8,000 profits, plus charity donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bur
Jone Casey
Tate
Roosevelt
Casey
White House
Divorce actions and court notes from today’s docket
A jumble of court outcomes is reported with several divorce actions. Grounds include cruelty and incompatibility. some cases are dismissed or continued. A separate matter notes a fined carrier for an unrelated offense and a partition suit involving property.
Death notices from Elyria and Wellington area
Edward A. Burchard 78, German-born machineist at American Radiator, died at his daughter’s home in Elyria after two weeks illness. Survived by son Clarence and daughter Mrs. Howard Lashot. funeral Monday at Sinke Curtis Funeral Home. Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Also notices for E. Hibbard, Mary Howard, Joseph Palla, Frank Addy, Letta Herrick and Eunice Bunt with brief death and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Burchard
Howard T. Lashot
Columbus Street
Germany
Elyria
American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation
Macganee Lodge
Clarence E. Burchard
Lake Avenue
Howard T. Lash
Eminy
ABC
Sinke- Curtis
C. E. Hibbard
E. Hibbard
T Baldwin
North Radge Road
Filehville
Ohio
Fitchville
Soho
Letta Herrick
Wellington
Ella Herrick
B. B. Herrick
Eunice Elizabetis
Keith Andrews
IDA
Chive
LaGrange
Richard Farlex
Wade
Milk Prices For February In Cleveland Market
Howard G. Eisamman, market administrator for the Cleveland Milk Marketing Area, announced February milk prices with a minimum uniform price of 4.49 per hundredweight for 3.5 percent butterfat milk delivered to Cleveland handlers. The blend differential for 3.4 percent and above is 83 cents. Producers are to be paid after next Thursday. The report shows Cleveland handlers received 40.9R0.119 pounds of milk last month, including 46,378 pounds in Class One, 434 in Class Two, and 4,092.30 in Class Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O.B
Cleveland
Howard G. Eisamman
Freshman HieY Club Plans For Tournament
Members of the Freshman Hie Y Club discussed plans for participation in the annual 16- basketball tournament at the Y.M.C.A. meeting. Hi-e Y emblems were bought. A basketball banquet was announced for Tuesday. Devotional program was led by Clyde Schroeder with assistants Mickey Colier, Jack Zahn and Jay Weichel.
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The
Y.ec.a
Clyde Schroeder
Mickey Colfier
Jack Zahn
Jay Weichel
Film to Be Shown at iFirst U P Church
The Christian film The Man That Forgot God from the Baptist Library will be shown at 8 p.m. Monday at the First United Presbyterian Church East Avenue and Second Street. The Men's Missionary League will dedicate its monthly meeting to a study of motion pictures in religious education with C Upp of Lorain operating the sound system and presenting a film on motion picture operation. An invitation is extended to all interested in religious expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Baptista Library
First United Pres
Justerian
East Avenue
Second Street
Men‘s Missionary League
C. Upp
Ot Lorain
Plans For Army Walk Observance In Elyria
The Elyria coordinating committee for veterans services met to plan Army Week observances. Army representatives outlined national plans and invited local groups to join in events. Election of a permanent coordinating chair was deferred to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plas
Elyria
Ans
Atfers« Iean Legion
Perthaheht
Carl L. Smith
Iservice
Elyria Post
Tefmnporary
Brighton Young People Meet PMGuton
Eight couples attended a Young Adults meeting at the Methn district cansh home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee. Next meeting set for Mee and Ars. Floyd ate on April 1% sale Ty Success Tortyesik members and visitors attended the Cenaregatanal Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs. Jessie More’s home with a white elephant auction. A war relief collection was taken at the event. Church services mentioned Lent activities and a potluck supper at the church. Other notes include health updates and local visits, with several names and places referenced in scattered items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Mierried
Robert Lee
Mee
Ars
Floyd
Sale Ty Success Tortyesik
Cenaregatanal Ladies Aid
Jessie More
Mis Huh Lee
Ben Koritro
Myre
Beall Abe Ariedy
Athe Bar Phaseu
Ehogs
Petal Ain Oberlin
Chern Adil
Hebert
Bowding
Perecine
Besa Park
Chevelind
Ste Og
Wellbar
Taft Faces Charges Amid Opera Preview Talks at Library
Washington Senator Robert A Taft denies charges he used office to push Swiss watch imports citing family business ties. Union leader Generazzo accuses Wallace and Celler of similar bias. Meanwhile Elynta Library opens its opera preview series with eight talks by local presenters, illustrated by records. Talks run 7:30 p m in Longfellow Room with a 2:30 p m March 29 session for Hansel and Gretel aimed at children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Library of Swiss Watches
Washington
Robert A. Fatt
Walter W. Generazza
Affietead, Watchmakers Union
Generazza
House Labor Committee
Emanuel Celler
Sp. N
Wallace
United States
Celler
State Department
Benrus Watch Company
Cenerazzo
Elynta Library
Lbrary
Cleveland
Metropolitan Opera Company
Muuic
Edna Moore
Aida
Frank Seward
Lakme
Grace ‘Tulk
Lohengrin
Hayrist Downer
Hayrist Downer. “Pauat
J. Martin Beck
Mine
Butterfly
Marelli
John Rankin
Boris Godunoff
Mareh
Priday
Marel
David Horan
Mansel
Creetes
Viula Rati
Bank holdup suspect held by FBI in Pembroke raid
Bill Locklear, a 28 year old sawmill worker, was held by the FBI in connection with the daylight bank holdup of the Scottish Bank in Pembroke North Carolina. Sheriff Britt said Locklear admitted taking 9300 from the bank and was arrested in Maxton by Deputy Purcell after residents recognized him. He reportedly led officers to a swamp where 7500 was buried in a gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
N. C
Bill Locklear
FBI
Scottish Bank
Pembroke
W. C. Britt
Britt
Locklear
Ity
Maxton
N.C
Roy Purcell
Three Auto Drivers Fined By Mayor
Charles Fell of 224 Ohio Street was arrested March 12 for driving while under the influence after a traffic incident on Lodi Street. He was fined 100 dollars and costs, and his Elyria driving license suspended for one year, with business-use permission during the suspension. Two other offenders also faced fines: Therese H. Brown, of Valley View housing project on Gulf Road, fined 50 dollars with six months suspension. Woodrow Woods of Puller Road, fined 40 dollars with six months suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fell
Ohio Street
Ted
Lodi
Elyria
Pa R. Agate
Fell
Poliga Com
H. Brown
New Valley View
Aft Gulf Road
Woodrow Woods
Puller Road
Here
Oberlin Family Visits and Local Callers
Station and Mr and Mrs Joseph Thavh and daughter of Oberlin Mrs Margaret Hoyt are home from Cleveland and improving nicely after illness. Mr and Mrs Paul Kenney of Oberlin were Monday callers of Mr and Mrs Albert Hoyt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thavh
Oberlin
Margaret Hoyt
Cleveland
Paul Kenney
Albert Hoyt
Wellington Meet With Reiners at First Baptist
Maranatha class at First Baptist Church met with Rev John Reiners and Mrs Reiners Thursday evening. Howard Hilliker presided. officers elected include Mrs Franklyn Wright president and Mrs Carmen vice president. Crewel work and dues discussed. next meeting March 27 at Mrs Lew Whitney’s on Vine Street with plans for a covered dish dinner and birthday projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reiners
Maranatha
First Baptist Ehurch
John Reiners
Howard Hilliker
Alvi Garriss
Floyd Moore
Carmen
George Carmen
Offic Cers
Franklyn Wright
Yne Carmen
Carl Gott
Tris
Lew Davis
Lew Whitney
Vine Street
W.bla
Mary ‘Toth
Woman's Benefit Association
Hila Muelession
Mertie Cole
Thelma Doutadge
Auction Sale of Household Goods and Tools in North Ridgeville
On Wednesday March 19 at 12:30 P M, Thomas Frisbee owner paces a sale at his North Ridgeville residence west of Route 20. Items include a Crosley refrigerator, Prosperity gas range, Thor washer, several vacuums and furniture, plus a garden tractor, plow, mower, tools, firearms, and radio equipment. Cash terms. Auct by P A Walker. Clerk Levin Klinect. Phone 9065 Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Crosley
Prosperity
Thor
Antiqua
Shaw
Briggs
Philco
Thomas Frisbee
P. A. Walker
Elyria
Levin Klinect
Hungarian Reformed Church Notice of Visiting Services
The Rev Jovis Novak, pastor, is away and two visiting clergy will conduct services. Br Sandor Tolh will lead the Hungarian service at 10 a m and Dr Miller will lead the English service at 2 p m tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jovis Novak
Keré
Cheraye Fien
Sandor Tolh
Dr. Miller
New London School Head Hodenbender to Lead Wooster
The report notes Iver Bodenbender will leave New London to become superintendent of Wooster City schools. He succeeds Ira Landes, with a $4,800 yearly salary, and moves with his wife and three daughters to Wooster in July. The article mentions his prior posts and a related transfer in education leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Pauly
Douglda Paull
Europe
Valiel Mackeathe
Bodenbender
Oilman
Henance
Wooster
Hodenbender
Sus
Ada
Ira L. Landes
Bodehbender
C. MI Layton
Front of Car Damaged in Brazil Collision with Transit Truck
Mil ton Cohen of Cleveland Heights drove a car that struck a Red Star Transit Go. truck stopped on Middle avenue after Fourth street. The incident occurred at 9 a.m. today with minor injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Cohen
Cleveland Heights
Red Star Transit Go
Middle Avenue
Fourth Street
Brazil
Public Sale Near North Eaton and Island Road Farms
Two farm sales list cattle, hay, grain, implements, and stock. March auctions feature Guernsey cows, Holstein and Brown Swiss calves, hogs, oats, hay, and equipment from Henry Schnabel and Alva E. Spicer. Terms: cash. location details given for both properties and auctioneers Irvin Klinget and E. A. Smith & Son.
Public Auction at Oberlin farm sale announces stock and hay
Due to ill health I will sell at public auction at my residence known as Charley Squires Sr. farm located near Oberlin on the Quarry road. Sale includes 150 bales timothy hay 100 bales clover and timothy 75 bales wheat straw 150 bushels oats 50 bushels wheat 15 head cattle four dairy cows ten Holstein and Guernsey heifers one fine Herford bull eleven months old Lyman L Knowles owner R F Clark auditor Oberlin Ohio FA Holzhaever clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Rd
Jersey
Guernsey
Wayne
Vieland
Nichols
Fordson
Ike
Charley Squire
Oberlin
Sowh
Amherst
Lyman L, Knowles
Farm sale notice near Spencer and Homerville on Route 301
Quit farming sale Tuesday March 18 starting at noon. Ten head of Holstein cattle plus a Guernsey, yearlings, two Holstein bulls, hogs and sows, poultry, grain, silage, hay and straw, oats, corn, field fodder, farm equipment including a Ford tractor and numerous implements, household goods, lunch served. N. J. Bowen owner. J. Fenstermaker and Art Stevenson, clerk. phone 246 Homerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Homerville
Guernsay
Chester
Farrow
New Hampshire
Ford Tractor
International
Deering
Hinman
Esco
N. J. Bowen
Fenstermaker
Art Stevenson
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Telearam
ONG
Rietts
Boyer Industries
Caner
Maranda
Corber
Tursday Temic
Vevid Sehome
iPushe Poties
Kunty
Albert
Goyey D-Boa Hunts & Joyee
Public Utilities Commission of
Shelkele Lake
Shefierd
Puptic Mghtes Commission
Onis
Colimatee
Lyle C. Kuntz
Albert C. Joyce
Arboa Kuntz & Joyce
Ith Street
Lorain
Onio
Heriff
Willisma-Court
Avon
Ohie
Welock P
Carlafinegan
Dheritl Lerain County
Obie Kiss & Klas. Attorneys
Evelan LD SiReeyay
OUIO
Declah
Hiwtieays Fa
Aber Road
Civerland Street
Ape Council OF
City
Birtla
Aden
Then Waye
Rality Service
Elyrin
Tata
Wishivape
Lorain County
Altes
Agate
Iren Warren
Findley
Dimoby
Donald Oates
Gondulia
Wide DA
Cook
Theresa Grinde
Divacee
Henry
PA A. iCook Fodey i
Audrey Koiesel
Willan
Dla
Robert A.bitay
North Midpestte
Namie Jake Grey
Natale Kauss
Sorin
St CP Weathre
Mogeune Mana
Abe
Death Records
Mary Howard
Woodville
Onie
Heber Howard
Flower Hospital
Toledo
Howard
Eby
Pon Clinton
Asyey
Bearly
Sarayena i
Ernest
Taledo
Mint
Joseph Palla
Joseph Madila
Bose
Elyehe Measuries
Polis
Chiaer
Steple
Nichols and Dicken
Funeral Home
Middle Ave
B. Nichols
Uneral
Harold Dicken
Worli
iFirst U. P. Church
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
Olympic Recreation
Lodi Iei
Sudro
Curtis
Murphy Bros
Iver
Clayton
Sicily
Billman
Billihan
Leinen
Garfield King
Anets iMiddle
Ashland
A. R. Agate
Mae's
Broad Street
John Sabo
Huron Street
West River Street
Woodford Avenue
Jessie Ziegler
É Fiffin
Rei Sy OO
North Eaton
Crocker Rd
Valley City
Henry Schnabel
Alva E. Spicer
Phone LaGrange
Irvin Kinect
E. A. Smith
R.F, Clark
Aud
Oberlin, O
Holzhaver
Clerk
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