Winning Hi-Y basketball teams honored at annual banquet
Hi-Y clubs acknowledged success at the second annual banquet at WALCA last night. Senior Hi-Y won the tournament award with President Stafford Finlay accepting. Four division league prizes were announced including the Tygers winning the Orange Bowl for freshman, the Buckeyes for sophomores, the Future? Scarlet awards for juniors, and the Wolverines taking the Blue Bucket as champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walc.a
Stafford Finlay
Tygers
Weming
Hiey
Wes
Jenny Jackson
Jay Weichel
George Muley
Dale Et
Dack Lesnick
Aya) Maceny
Bil Woolen
Mirkel Collier
Bink
Tephy
Hiey Tear
Buckeyes
George Ligathe
Bill Bulings
Reehacd Johns
Bud Hawking
Bob Simon
Ulures
Dinnetey
Scarlet Downel Traphs
Ian
Eugene Palm
Cape
Tan
Russell Aven
Harry Gras
Ligas
Die Bakey
Boy
Wail
Troophy
Wolverines
Keniny Hie
Dennis Morin
Captan
Charles Dana
Rodney Langs
Bob Matovich
John Paros
Harvey Evenchik
Dick Sadowski
Appraisers Named for New Property Plans Amid Dispute
Appraisers THIEN PORT Revers. appoint AL dg Lehane de Val bor of Elsi and Willham Baier Lectin as estate appraisers to assess 00 parcels of property for proposed ridges ite water project amid regulatory and funding questions. The panel faces scrutiny from local leaders and faces a tight timeline for reports and assessments.
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Thien Port
Pesterdidas
Lehane de Val
Bor
Elsi
Willham Baier Lectin
Ceal
Apedia
Waal
Pune
Penfield P T A Carnival Promises Community Fun
A Penfield PT A plans its annual carnival with proceeds benefiting local programs. The event features games, food stalls, and a talent show, drawing families from the area to Waite Avenue and nearby venues. Proceeds support youth activities and community projects.
Three Sentenced To Penitentiary In Ohio Case
Jonas B. Rilg of Lorain and Sylvester Good with Benjamin Hunt of Lorain were indicted for burglary and related charges. Judge A Cook sentenced them to the penitentiary after changing pleas from innocent to guilty. John Cox, 23, from Portsmouth, pleaded innocent on burglary charges after being brought in by deputy sheriffs. Cox had allegedly broken into the Household Finance Co. office in the Century building on December 2, per police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas B. Rilg
Lorain
Sylvester Good
Benjamin Hunt
A. Cook
John Cox
Portsmouth
Cox
Wfhce
Household Financr Co
United Mine Workers Leader Signs Full Contract Surrender
Lewis announces complete surrender of the United Mine Workers to government terms as Supreme Court mandate compels action. Government to set dates for wage talks and contract draft with operators before soft coal reserves expire. Union leaders face ongoing steps to end strikes and adjust to revised production limits.
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Lewis
U.S Supreme Court
Askig
Supreme Court
Iemire Union
Ithiai Xe
UMW
Krug
Continel
w@wis
Heratte
Vague Post Meeting Details and Installation Plans
The text reports a second April meeting of a local post with attendees to witness the installation of a Wetherton VOW post. Past commander Wallam Moni and Vanity Counce figures describe post activities and planned cooperation with related groups. It mentions a first meeting of a newly organized unit and notes purchases and property interests in the area, including references to streets and residents, with unclear names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peas
Mit
Wetherton
Ageal
Wallam Moni
Warta
Laiael
Honor Alexander Family At Eaton Church
A fragmented local notice honors the Alexander family at Eaton Church. The readable text references a service or tribute and mentions names and a poetic line, preserving a somber, respectful tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honor Alexander
Eaton Church
Courthouse Bowling Draws County Attention
Courthouse discussion turns to a bowling event organized by Deputy County Auditor Rew C Meior, who forms the Courthouse Bombers to clash with abstract company workers and Court moo potts. Exhibits by Arthur Moos and Baalitt aim to entertain, with a featured act by Moos on balls and bathe Lands, as the event eyes a next Saturday afternoon showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rew C Meior
Moe Potts
Calter Sa Far
Hig Tinteup
Calhee
Baalitt
Arthur Moos
Collier Sava
Death Notices From A Small Town Chronicle
Mere Georgiana Merriliehi died at her home after ten days of illness. Funeral services will be held at Sudora Cortia Funeral Home with burial at Ridgetawn Cemetery. Bertha Brbrens and Divigit Sacdrews are among survivors. a half brother Richard Wiers lives in Nashoa. Other relatives include niece Mrs. Bertha Stilwaugh and nephews Cag Cubbing and Walter Wiers. Additional notices list services for Fas Buorie and Mrs. Ald. King, with burials in Greenwood Cemetery and Kansas City.
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Mere Georgiana Merriliehi
Mearifield
Obertin
George
Agnes Wier
Franceos Avery
Bertha Brbrens
Seventh Street
Aaster
Mire
Divigit
Ashland
Richard Wiers
Nashoa
Mentana
Bertha Stilwaugh
Cag
Cubbing
Army Corps
Te Maria Gibbins
Wellington
Walter Wiers
Walt Tuint
Atonta Playving
Kehd Sitvidas
Sudora- Cortia Funeral Home
Turnl
Ridgetawn Cemetery
AL. King
Ald
Kinee Cunning
Kansys City
Missouri
Kiya
Elyria Resi
Georne Nenoot
Katsag City
Elyria
Ming
Frank Stevens
Kansas City
Three Injured in Rome Bombing at Downtown Bagnio
A bomb exploded at a bagnio in central Rome injuring the proprietress and two girls. Police say the blast was likely planted by the proprietor of a nearby boarding house, who was arrested.
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Rome
Oberlin Ad Champion 183 WW College St
Local ad for delivery service featuring Marmane Dellefieln at 246 Loraltt Street with the phone number 47035 and Oberlin address 183 WW College Street, offering delivery and contact details.
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College St
Marmane Dellefieln
Loraltt St
Oberline College to Host World Today Speaker and Recital
Oberlin College to host World Today speaker Jonn Tucker Craig in Finney Chapel at noon on Wednesday March 26. The program includes a flute recital by Mary Frances James with the Oberlin Conservatory Orchestra conducted by Maurice Kessler, featuring works by Platti Debussy Griffes and others, plus a scholarship award by Robert L. Winders in memory of Sean Woods.
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Oberline
Inservatory
Maurice Kessler
Platti
Quants
Debussy Ray Bateau
Griffes
James Las
Convert
Sean MO Woods Ladera
Oberlin
Ober College
Anand
Winder
Johther Columbian University
University of Virginia
Locumbie
Yaswataire
Chivaga
Sentoe
William York
Oberlin Conservatory of
Haiene
Will Paasend
Iris Serifon
Warner Concert
Hell
Wilber Pryce Rigeiet
Kessler
Cote
York Walt Phos
George Shea
Pei Fee
Pather
Etra
Viwiiber
Plasek
Inas Ale
Mintehy
Hebe
Allen Hosupal
Carppielt
Labott
Bowie Bots
Liquor Board to Hear Lorain Club Permit Plea
The Ohio Liquor Control Board scheduled hearings in Columbus on private clubs in the Cleveland area. The Avenue Club and Lake Erie Outing and Fishing Club at Willoughby were cited to show cause why their liquor permits should not be revoked for alleged lack of bona fide club status. Fathers of Service Men of America Chapter No. 284 Lorain was also reviewed as a separate case.
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Columbus
Sale Liquor Board
Cleveland
Avenue Club
Lake Erie
Willoughby
Fathers of Service Men of America
Lorain
Lorain Club
Elyria Post 23 Initiates Members with Browns Pictures
Members of Elyria Post 23 of the American Legion were shown pictures of the Cleveland Browns, champions of the American Conference, at a regular meeting on Ohio Street. Fria Heisler, a guard instruction staffer for the Browns, presented the photos and spoke. Forty new members were initiated into the post, with refreshments served after the meeting.
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Elyria Post
American
Legion
Cleveland Browns
Ohio’ Street
Fria Heisler
Browns
Jootl
Une
Fire crews respond to blaze at Delaware avenue home
Elyria firemen were summoned to the Willan Mettzer residence at 212 Delaware Avenue this morning but found no fire. A small blaze near a ventilating thimble was extinguished by occupants with water buckets. Defective ventilation thimble caused the smoke. Two fire companies investigated another apartment but found no fire. A nurse reported a smoke cone on a bathroom cover.
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Elyria
Willan Mettzer
Delaware Avenue
Nichols
Broad Street
Wathroom
Court Actions and Accidents Across Lorain County
The court actions involve Helen Moldovans Lorain seeking divorce from Gewee on cruelty grounds, with two children. David G. Jenkins of Ridgeville sues for personal injuries from a car crash near Wakeman. Several petitions name defendants including Bertha Rego and Raymond Yost, with references to money claims and court dates, plus notices of costs.
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Helen
David G. Jenkine
Ridgeville
Lifer
Kortoih Wise
Blaise Street
Tor
Jai
Rene
Wakeman
Jenkins
Elyria
Calistag
Wekie
Bound Over To Grand Jury
Jack Bentt 53 of 108 East Secant Street is bound over to the grand jury on a 42 500 bond for obtaining money under false pretenses. He pleaded innocent after arrest on a warrant issued a year ago on a complaint by Kenneth Wise who said Bentt gave 250 for a refrigerator order on Nov 1 1945 but did not deliver. Police Chief Stankard said Bentt is wanted for similar transactions in nearby cities per police information.
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Jack Bentt
East Secant Street
A. R. Agate
Hey
Kenneth Wise Here
Scott
Benl
FB. J.stankard
Scott Fe
Cleveland
Cleveland Heights
Wooster
Coshoclan
Andl
Ashtabula
Jobs placements drop in February in Ohio system
The Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports 118,129 people registered with the Oasco State Employment Service at February’s end, a one percent rise from January. Non veteran registrations rose to 36 percent while 19,604 job referrals produced that many placements. fuel shortages and the railroad strike are cited as slowing hiring. Local offices show unfilled openings and a separate notice notes a man fined for intoxication at a West Side cafe.
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Oaso State Employiment Service
Ohio Bureau of
Dale Duniton
Thomas J. Herbert
Columbus
Elyria
Duniten
Embley
Obie
Markets Torrog Gain Toledo
Fragmented OCR text shows varied market items including oats beans apples greens and mushrooms with scattered prices and quantities. The readable elements mention noot oats, No. 2 senoa 4.00, and random produce entries with unclear units, indicating a damaged listing of market prices and goods.
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Torrog
Toledo
Noy Uracil He’s Win at Fev Penetrate Myatt
Fragmentary text hints at a local or sports note with names like Myatt and Beryvere. Readable details are insufficient for a confident full item. The piece appears to mention a win or event at a place or event labeled fev, with unclear subjects and outcome.
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Uracil
Fev
Tate
Beryvere
Rooms Held For Commission Now Rented
The Lorain County Soldiers Relief Commission has lost its rented rooms after months held open in the Turner block. Commissioner Oscar G. Dunn said three towns the commission planned to serve have rented the space and office equipment will be moved. The relief group currently uses space in the M. C. A. building and may vacate the YMCA by month’s end, leaving the commission without a headquarters.
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Lorain County
Oscar G. Dunn
Allren Odonnell
Turner Block
Soldings Relief Commission
Soldiers Relief Commission
Tte Relief Commission
Relief Commission
Exchange Club To Sponsor Concert At Elyria High School
The Elyria Exchange Club will sponsor a concert by the Singers Club of Cleveland at the Elyria High School auditorium on the evening of April 2. The event was announced after a club meeting at the Elks Club. The Singers Club, with more than 10 members, is highlighted in plans discussed at the meeting.
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Hie Progerad
Bob Smith
Chuck Shafer
Rosnta Giavas
Junie
Harte G. Stevick
Russell Gleasonsat
Elyria Exchange Club
Singers Club of
Cleveland
Elyria Histh School
Elks Club
Singers Club
Cleveslin Bresgns
Alcohelies Aoatawrins
Westerdas
First Of Opera Talks To Be Given Thursday
The first in a series of opera talks will be given Thursday in the Library Longfellow Row. The event invites all interested, whether they attend opera or music. A second talk follows Friday night at the library with a discussion on "Hesme" Records tied to Lily Pons and her leading Cleveland role next month.
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Frank
Joumerous Records
Fiosary
Ales
Tvalb
Vale
Lily Pons
Cleveland
Public Auction at Oberlin Farm for Ill Health
Due to ill health a public sale is set at Charley Squire Sr. farm two miles west and one mile north of Oberlin on Quarry road. Friday March 21 at 12:30 P.M. items include timothy and clover hay 150 and 150 bales, 75 bales wheat straw, 150 bushels oats, 50 bushels wheat, 15 head cattle four dairy cows ten Holstein Guernsey heifers one mature Herold bull. Cash terms. Lymans Knowles owners R F Clark auditor Oberlin Ohio phone 9294.
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Charley Squire
Oberlin
Quarry Road
South Amherst
Timothy
Guernsey
Herford
Lymans
Knowles
Farm sale notice near Crocker Road listing livestock and equipment
Located 22 miles south of North Eaton or 1 mile west of Valley City this sale at 1 00 PM offers a Guernsey cow dad last of Aprils, 2 tons of eared corn 40 bushels oats several bushels timothy seed 5 tons mixed hay 75 bales straw and a large farm equipment list including a Hoosier 2 disc grain drill corn planter fertilizer attachments McD 6 ft mower side rake hay loader tedder horse disc wagons and racks grain binder timber lumber sawed cherry lumber clipper fanning mill anvil teams CASH. Henry Schnabel Alva E Spicer auctioneers phone LeGranne 38R Irvin Kinect Gleck
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North Eaton
Crocker Rd
Valley City
Guernsey
Zmvall
Henry Schnabel
Alva E. Spicer
Irvin Kinect Gleck
Aléshalias Anonymous Members Hold St Patrick Day Dance
Seventy five members of Aléas halies Anonymous from Elyria and nearby towns gathered with about 115 family members for a Monday evening St Patrick's Day party at Old Time Square. The event featured dancing and a non member entertainer. A light snack was served and dancing went on until midnight. The group aims to foster fellowship among members and potential inquires may write Box 321 Elyria Post Office.
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Aléshalias Anonymous
Aléashalies Anonymous
Elyria
St. Patrick's Day
Alcoholics Anonymous
Elyria Post Office
Auction Sale of Live Stock and Household Goods Near Kipton
Farm sold and state left, auction at residence on Austin Ave four miles south of Kipton, featuring twenty Holstein cattle including cows calves by side and bred heifers, farm tools from tractors to plows, hay and grain, and a full line of household goods, to be sold March 29 at 9 30 AM with cash terms and buyer risk noted. Lunch by Wakeman Grange. H A Hartley owner.
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2Nd St. Elyria
Electric & Foot
Singer
Austin RO
Kipton
Brighton
Westinghouse
Wakeman Grange
H.A
al) Hartley
Walker and Spicer
Irvin Klinect
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Penfield P.T. A
Frideae Maren
Seermate
Pete Gohtems
Peter OS
Knights of Columbus
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Raul
Brother Fugevergan
Richerd Teasdale Grand Knight
Sda Paceaae
Aaceeeaeana Asaeeas
Saeeaers
Bates
Geeta
Death Records
Georgianna Aterrifield
Boone Services
Fas Buorie
Mian
Flin
Birday
Keith Andrews
Vy Wooster
Resar, Florist
BE. Kiser
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
John Tuck Craig
World Today
Liquor Board
Legion Post
Torin
Fen Widter
Jace Yost
North Olive Street
Caaintar Ped Heed
Pi Paevirig
Paaragian Kivathameng
Raymond Yost
TAO
West Broad Street
Bertha Rego
Deesuat
Surf
Pms
ROY
Grand
U-Walt
Milton's Credit Jewelers
W. Broad St
Frank Kowaleshi
Band Street
West Side
Dirk Bk
SPDR
de Treg
United Presa
Smith & Co
Elyria Savings
Elyris
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
Exchange Club
R. F. Clark
Fla
Holzhauer
James Spicer
P. A. Walker
Levin Klinect
Farmall
Tirad
Massey Harris
J. D
Myer
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