Magyar Church Plans April Dedication Week
The Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church announces a week of dedication for the new church and fellowship areas starting April 4. A Sunday service will open with a 3 p.m. ceremony at Roosevelt School and proceed to the church where the keys will be turned over to Pastor Louis Novak, with sermons by Rev. Joseph Keeskemethy and Rev. John Betty. A banquet follows at 5 p.m. in the new dining room, and another community banquet is planned for April 6. Tickets are available via Stephen Bako and Lewis Stanii Jr.
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Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
Church Con Sistory
Roosevelt School
Ney
Lous G. Novak
Stephen Csutoros
Cleveland
Paul Fazekas
Lewis Szanyi Jr
Honovary
Andrew Nagy
Joseph Keeskemethy
Ligonier
John Betty
Youngstown
Dorcas Guid
Planniing
Dorcas Guild
Stephen Bako
Lewis Stanii Jr
Benefit Draws 200+ For Youth Center Project
More than 200 attend St Patrick's Day record dance in South Amherst to raise funds for a youth center. Disc jockeys Kenny Vincent and Mel Mercer of Elyria radio station entertain, with Bud McNichol assisting. Parents, led by Mrs Hazel Roth, plan rules and chaperone duties and will meet again in Sun Gay to continue organization efforts.
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South Amherst
Kenny Vincent
Mel Mercer
Elyria
Bud McNichol
Hazel Roth
Elmer Smith
Amherst
Carl Obenour
Gorden Hall
East Carlisle School Hit By Thieves Again
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Guzik investigated a burglary at East Carlisle School where a person remained inside after 10 am. The safe combination was knocked off but not opened, desks were ransacked, and items such as coffee and butter were taken from the cafeteria.
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East Carlisle
East Carlisle School
Sherif Joseph Guzik
Stanley Dawley
Dawley
Licenses Granted for Crane Operator and Owner in Wellington
Richard Wingerfeld of 13644 Herrick Ave Wellington is licensed as a crane operator. Eleanore Andrews of 525 North Main St Wellington is also licensed, details show Wellington as the locale of licensure and residential addresses.
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Richard Wingerfeld
Herrick Ave
Wellington
Eleanore Andrews
North Main St
Plane crash lights up rural scene with fiery wreckage
Eyewitnesses described a plane that sounded like it was going to land on a house, exploding near two farms. James Fedell of Little Deal Md said it was the worst sight he ever saw as wreckage and an engine scattered across fields, with a crater deep enough to burn. Local residents reported seeing the burning wreckage and a tax assembly found on one farm.
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James Fedell
Little Deal
Contest Winner Chooses 2 Year Food Prize
Alfred Henneges of Avon chooses a two year supply of groceries worth 30 dollars weekly as grand prize in a Fairview contest. The Bay Village bus driver and Avon short order restaurant operator rejected a new car world tour mink coat college fund home payment and furniture for a $3,000 charge account, opting to eat his way through the prize.
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AVON
Alfred Henneges
Detroit Rd
Henneges
Bay Village
Fairview
Death Notices from Elyria Succumbs Two Locals
Mrs. Elmer Fleming of 1666 East River Street dies suddenly at home after noon Friday. Born January 5 1910 in Elyria she leaves husband mother and two Eslinger brothers. Funeral Monday 3 PM Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Dr James H Siward. burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Joseph W Harper 79 of 341 Kenyon Ave dies Friday afternoon in Elyria Memorial Hospital. Born February 1 1875 in Cromford Derbyshire England he lived in Elyria 45 years and was a retired Elyria Water Works engineer. Survivors include three daughters four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. a brother and a sister. Friends may call Sudro Curtis Funeral Home after 7 PM today. Services Monday 1:30 PM from the funeral home with Dr James H Siward. burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Elmer
Catherine L.) Fleming
East River St
Elyria
Fleming
Catherine Eslinger
Gilbert
Arthur Eslinger
Sudro- Curtis
James H. Siward
Ridge Hil Memorial Park
Joseph W. Harper
Kenyon Ave
Elyra Memorial Hospital
Mr. Harper
Cromford
Derbyshire
England
Flyria
Elyma
King Solomon Masonic Lodge
Viola M. Pelter
Jane H. Deiner
Josephine Deervester
Gibsonburg
Carl A. Bieske
Russel Dumke
Carl H. Deiner
Fr. Knox. Ky
David N. Deermvester
Earl Harper
Preston Hogie
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Anna Hibler dies at 61 in Spencer Township
No. 2 Spencer obituary for Anna Hibler 61 who died after a four month illness at Lodi Hospital. Survived by four daughters and two sons, plus siblings and a high count of grandchildren. Funeral services set for Monday at Mt Zion Lutheran, with viewing Sunday at Parker Funeral Home in Spencer. Also includes stray political text unrelated to obituary.
Elyria Boys Sentenced and Given Probations
Juvenile Judge Malcolm Thomson sent two Elyria youths, both 16, to Lancaster School for Boys for larceny at a mobile service station on Lea Street near Lerain this week. Three other Elyrians received probation after a hearing on the same case. The group was captured by Oberlin police shortly after the theft. Ray Warren, probation officer, said the two committed youths had prior records, including involvement in an attempted robbery last year and one being involved in an automobile theft.
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Malcolm Thomson
Eiria
Lancaster School For
Bays
Marges
Leasatt Rd
Lerain
Oberin
Ray Warren
Lancaster
Playmakers to Hear Two Reports at Sunday Meeting
Playmakers plan two reports at their regular School Street studio meeting Sunday evening. A general report on the recent production An Inspector Calls and the cast announcement for the coming Gramercy readings led by director Loraine Meyer will be presented. All members and interested friends are invited, with refreshments served after.
Booster Club Sets Tag Day At Clearview High School
Clearview High School Adult Booster Club plans a Tag Day drive. At the last meeting officers were elected: Sherman Bloom president, Margaret Lukenic vice president, Jessie Bloom secretary, Paul Butchko treasurer. Next meeting set for April 20.
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Clearview
Clearview High School Adult Booster Club
Sherman Bloom
Margaret Lukenic
Jessie Bloom
Paul Butchko
Revenue chief cites slow returns in Northeastern Ohio
Parker Williams, internal revenue chief for Northeastern Ohio, reported that 22 counties show returns behind last year. By today 1,019,605 returns were received, 206,327 fewer than the same date last year, with total collections at 321,090,061, down about 13 million dollars.
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Cleveland
Courthouse notes mix jail, theft and divorces in county brief
Poland J Rodgers jailed three days and fined 200 for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. A wheel wall tie and wheel assembly valued at 3 was stolen from a car. Catherine Ziecler and Roce Chisler received divorces from spouses in separate actions. Leonard Samuels suit against Ohio Industrial Commission was settled. Forthofer and Peters families filed property title petitions and divorces granted for neglect and cruelty. Virnie Peters granted divorce from Edward for cruelty in Common Pleas Court.
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Poland J. Rodgers
Gulf Rd
Lorain
Shiobe Webster
Wel- Engton
Leonard Samuels Barmesville
Ohio Industrial Commission
Miller Coal Co
Virnie
Peters
Edward
Common Pleas Court
Election Board Offices Set For Overtime Hours
Lorain County Board of Elections will keep offices open from 8:30 am to 9 pm on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday next week to register voters for the primary. May 4 is the final registration date. Those turning 21 by November 2 or who have not voted in two years must register now. Those who have voted recently and not moved since last vote are already registered.
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Lorain
Woman Injured After Car Leaves Curve on Hallover Road
Mrs. Marjorie Rebel, 48, of 331 West Ave operator of the Pebe Rest Home, was admitted to Ely sia Mercurial Hospital after her 1953 car left Hallover Road, struck a ditch, and caused head laceration and a needed X-ray. Deputies James Howard and Manuel Gomez reported the incident at about 8:15 p.m. near Route 303.
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Marjorie Rebel
West Ave
Pebe
Elysia Mercurial Hospital
Hallover Rd
Route 303
Rebel
James Howard
Manuel Gomez
Route 182
Kenneth Walter
Valley City
Christine Allen
Mayfield Heights
Lions Pancake Supper Planned by LaGrange Club
LaGrange Lions Club schedules its annual pancake supper for Saturday April 3 at LaGrange High School starting at 3 30 pm Tickets are available from Lions members Proceeds benefit Cub Scouts Little League and Light Conservation Julius Wilcox leads the kitchen and George Woodruff runs the dining room Attendees welcome The club last met with Lion Harry Vandenberg sharing his trip to Holland.
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Lagrange
Lions Club
LaGrange High School
Lions
Cub Scouts
Little League
Julius Wilcox
George Woodruff
Harry Vandenberg i
Holland
Senate passes highway aid bill for 1933 56 totals 1.01b
The Senate approved a federal highway assistance bill totaling 1 billion 10 million dollars for fiscal 1933 56. It includes 30,020,000 dollars for Ohio and contains 760 million in federal matching funds.
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Washington
Senate
Ohio
Major points from Elyria council on turnpike dispute
At an hour long meeting Safety Service Director Michael Lotko and Mayor Keys outlined five major points. The highway department should avoid imposing a burdensome toll on Elyria, arbitration is a dangerous precedent, Route 57 and a Route 20 bypass relocations must be resolved, relocation papers for pipelines will be prepared soon, and cost estimates for rerouting the superhighway exceed 2 million dollars. The city may drop lawsuits if council accepts a proposed route, while two eminent domain cases loom in Lorain County.
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Safety Service
Michael Lotko
Keys
Lausche
Highway Department
Elyma
Samuel Inzell
Effyria
Ohio Supreme Court
Commission
Robert Beichtler
Beichtler
Tump Xe Commission
Lorain County
Police Dept. News Roundup From Tremont Street Assault
John Corn, 17 Chestnut St, is recovering at Eltia Memorial Hospital after being cut on face and hands by an identified man on Tremont St. Thirty stitches were required. Domestic trouble sparked the incident.
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John Corn
Chestnut St
Eltia Memorial Hospital
Tremont St
Drinking Driver Fined Ordered To Attend Class
Roy L Easter of North Ridgeville pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. He received a 125 fine, costs, six months driving suspension, and three traffic-school sessions after police encountered his car on Broad Street going the wrong way. Ralph Marsh’s parked car was damaged. Marsh was later found intoxicated and taken to the station. William Hamby, at 405 Oberlin Road, pleaded not guilty to a DWI charge and a March 24 hearing was set by Mayor J Grantners after officers saw his car weaving near East Avenue and Broad Street.
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Gerald Bruce
West St
Jessie Miller
Morgan Ave
Glen Farrand
Lodi St
Roy L. Easter
North Ridgeville
Elyria
Easter
Broad St
West Ave
Broad
I Easter
Ralph T Marsh
Seventh St
Marsh
William H. Hamby
Oberlin Rd
J. Grant Ners
Hamby
East Ave
Firelands Area Band to Present Concert Sunday
Birmingham reports the Firelands Area Community Band will give a Sunday concert at Florence Township School Auditorium starting at 2 30 pm Master of ceremonies will be Joe Boddy of Elyria The program includes Fanfare flag presentation March Gloria American Patrol Ambition Overture and more with soloists and ensembles The band organized in 1952 is directed by L R Bentley and officers include Betty Jane Miller Harvey Hayes Nancy Miller Carole Bilby Shirley Greenhoe and Leslie Demuth Trustees listed
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Birmingham
Firelands Area
Florence Township
Joe Boddy
Elyria
W.F.W. Davidson
Vesta Miller
Harold Bennett
Iby Bennett
Carole Bilby
Linda Peck
Vermilion High School
Carl Wayne
Eugene
David Kailbride
Berlin Heights
Betty Jane Miller
Harvey Hayes
Nancy Miller
Carole ‘Bilby
Shirley Greenhoe
Leslie Demuth
Walter Hartman
Addison Clipson
Floyd Heyes
Grant Parker
Frank Parker
Mirs
Maurice Buby
Clarence Miller
EHS Principal Leaves To Attend Chicago Meeting
Elyria High School principal Lloyd Hennings will travel to Chicago next week for the annual North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools meeting. The theme is Education's Responsibilities for Freedom with talks by prominent officials and plans to attend general and committee sessions on secondary schools and teacher education.
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Lloyd Hennings
Elyria High School
Chicago
North Central Association ‘of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Hennings
Samuel M. Brownell
United States Office of Education
James L. Mormil
University of Minnesota
Virgil M. Hancher
State University of Iowa
Elyria
Camera Fans Invited For Smoke Stack Blast
Hess president of Concho Construction Co says an area will be roped off for camera fans at a construction site in Oklahoma City on March 28 as his firm blasts down a 162 foot brick smoke stack.
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Oklahoma City
M. C
Hess
Concho Construction Co
No Mon No Money LaGrange Clerk Blocks Cemetery Sexton Pay
LaGrange Township Trustees sue Clerk David E. Pelton after he refuses to issue monthly salary vouchers for cemetery sexton William A. Caldwell Jr. The mandamus suit seeks court order directing payment, with hearing set for March in Common Pleas Court.
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Idlerk
David E. Pelton
LaGrange Farmer
LaGrange Township
Ira Swartz
Alva Spicer
Glen Buswell
William A
Common Pleas Court
Pelton
John D. Pincura
L Felten
Patrol Checks On Two Accidents In Lorain Area
The State Highway Patrol is investigating two accidents near Lorain. Joe F. Barnett of Amherst received minor injuries when his car left the highway, struck a house trailer, and rolled over on Kolbe Road south of Route 6. The trailer owner was Richard Selfrid. Barnett had facial abrasions and lacerations. A second crash occurred at 12 30 p m Friday when Fred Hruby of Vermilion was hit by a hit skip vehicle five miles west of Lorain. Hruby was not injured and the cars were traveling west on The car sustained light damage.
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Lake Ave
The
State Highway Patrol
Joe F. Barnett
Park Ave
Amherst
Barnett
Kolbe Rd
Route 6
Richard Selfridge
Pannett
Fred Hruby
Vermilion
Hitskip
Lorain
Hruby
Hraby
Food Fire at Eu gene Steele Home
Smoke filled the house at 200 Harvard Ave yesterday after food burned dry on the cookine range. Quad Company 1 Engine Company 2 and an emergency truck responded at 12 33 p m but no damage was reported.
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Quad Company 1
Engine Company
Eugene Steele
Harvard Ave
Oberlin Dean To Top Achievement Show Program
The Lorain County Home Demonstration Council sets Achievement Day at Washington Avenue Church of Christ in April under the theme Our Faith Our Home Our Achievements with Miss Mary Dollivar dean of women at Oberlin College as afternoon speaker Her topic is The Abundant Life An Alumnae Home Council skit opens the day and tickets are sold by listed local leaders across Amherst Brighton Brownhelm Carlisle Camden Eaton Elyria Fields Henrietta Huntington La Grange Penfield Ridgeville Russia Amherst Wellington and Rochester for the event
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Lorain County
Mary Dollivar
Oberlin College
Home Council
Thomas Sapienza
Lois Simonds
Alma Baumhardt
Amherst
Joan Burge
Brighton
Mildred
Ralph Steinmetz
Ridgeville
Floyd Bryant
Russia
Loretta Makruski
South Amherst
Arlene McConnell
Wellington
Uth Rowland
Rochester
P T A To Hear Talk On Guidance Program Avon Lake
Avon Lake high school hosts Miss Madiyn Williams a guidance program director as guest speaker at the P T A meeting Monday at 8 pm. at the high school. She will discuss The Testing and Vocational Guidance Program in the Avon Lake High School and describe its effectiveness.
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Avon Lake
Madiyn Williams
P.T.A
Miss Williams
Markets Toledo Cash Grain Prices and Produce Status
Toledo cash grain figures show wheat No 2 soft red and white around 2.19 to 2.26, No 2 soft red near 2.26, corn No 7 yellow about 1.53, oats No 2 white 0.72 to 0.78, soybeans No 1 yellow 3.46 to 3.47. Nearby terminal market produce lists carrots, cucumbers, lettuce, mushrooms, onions, parsnips, radishes, turnips, watercress, and eggs with various price ranges for hothouse and standard grades. livestock products and table items priced per pound or basket.
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Toledo
U. S
OFIO
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Grafton Rd
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