Service Keglers Lead By Four In Inn Bowling Loop
The Elyria bowling scene produced a busy Saturday as Service Keglers led by four in the Inn Bowling Loop with multiple matches at Elyria Center. High scores came from Secretaries and Club Triests with notable 7291 team total and 316 individual by Glen McClymonds, while Netty Fachter topped with 543 and Claude Wagner fired even series for Elyria Elks Rip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Ney
Elyria
Chuck
Servica
Arcond
Wild View
Wykrent’s Recreation
Ned Ry
Kayden
Say
Club
Trista
Tristam
K. of Coalleys
Glen McClymonds
Sely Mack
Air Center
Netty Faehter
Jeartnts
Det Mackin
Ruth Henke
Arvay
Telstam
Mutch
Whity Sox
Ir Republic Steel Learge
Andorka’s
Lorain
Nick
Floria Elks
Warren Hot Shots
Ay Wah
Elks
Warren Pire Ales
Warren Cardinals
Warren Indians
Claude Wagner
Elyria Elks Rip
Monte Club
Marion
Elyria Howling Center
Moose
Mestmore
Capitals Edge Howlers In Calder Cup Playoff Tie
The Indianapolis Capitals won 3-2 on home ice to take a 1-0 lead in the Calder Cup series. Hesakey scored the deciding goal as about 2,000 fans watched the tight matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Capitals
Heestiey Mears
Howlers
Hesakey
War Bond Drive Urges Quick Action for Defense
A wartime appeal emphasizes immediate financial support through bonds and stamps. Citizens are urged to purchase 50 and 1000 dollar bonds, with weekly orders and stamp albums provided by the carrier. The notice encourages starting an album for each family member to back ships and roars for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Parade eeu and other sports notes from New York
A New York Daily Times notebook outlines varied sports items from March 30. It mentions political and charity efforts raising funds for Army and Navy relief, potential exhibition matches, and discussions of football and baseball teams including Great Lakes Naval Training Station, Camp Upton, and the Yankees. It notes players like Fritz Crisler, Mickey Mantle, and others in passing, with conjecture on salaries and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Butter Williams
Erie
Daily Times
Camp Upton
Fritz Crisler
Michigan
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Mickey Cathrane
Fordham
Yankees
Sutales
Cravk
Leweseht
Bs Bark
Cavalry
Fort Rik
York
Gerald Walker
Cleveland Andians
Reds
Johnny Stizzy
Ernie Kes
Vince DiMagsin
Morrie Arnovich
Jim Gleeson
Indianapolis
Hears
Hayes Resigns From Marietta College After 1927 tenure
Hayes, veteran coach of football and basketball at Marietta College since 1927, resigns on leave to report for duty as an army captain at Wells ton Field Atlanta GA. Don Strimm succeeds as head baseball coach and intramural athletic director, Hayes’ former role tied to his Marietta legacy.
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Marietta
Frank Duke
Hayes
Fucball
Marietta Colege
Wellston Field
Atlanta
Don Sdrimm
Ohig
Greentinkl High School
University of Michigan
Machi
Gurnet College
Freight Trains Collide At Busy Piqua Crossing
A west bound Pennsylvania freight collided with a north bound Hallmore and Ohta oil train at a busy Piqua crossing. Flames erupted and 160000 gallons of oil were lost. Engineer Quincy E. Davis and crew escaped unharmed with injuries to bystanders including Myrtle Hardacre.
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Tiqua
Puta
Pennsylvania
Hallmore & Ohta
di. Ferng
Bre
Ymoke
Diszdaz
Dowa
Crow Wing
Baltimore
Ohio
Eagle Inteverse
Quincey E. Davis
Log
Ansport
Ind
Davis
RD. Tearich
Versel Leslie
Loganssport
Whoa & Thed
Piqua
Troy
Stone
Myrtle Hardacre
Conover
Grafton Joy Party and Church Notices Reported
Grafton Freshman class hosts a Wednesday evening party in the school cafeteria with contests and ice cream, cake, and a patriotic decor. Faculty attendance includes Miss Marguet, Misko, Miss Abvira Dura, Mes, Alice Schreiner, and Mrs Edna Finlay. The Friendship class hosts a gathering at the Nestett home with business, projects, and a planned birthday for the next meeting. Methodist Holy Week services are scheduled, with a Fathers Today sermon by Rev Chas F Mott and Holy Communion observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguet
Misko
Abvira Dura
Mes
Alice Schreiner
Edna Finlayon
Ententain CL
Robert Nestett
Jean Rothgery
Rothgery
Low Ty Clarette Metiger
Gratton Metherest Church
Chas. F. Mott
Samed
Leetite
A. H. Witemza
Akron
Lenard
de Vinci
Easter bazaar and community notices in Wakeman
A Wakeman Easter bazaar is announced for Friday and Saturday April 2 and 4 featuring baked goods plants and various articles at a downtown store. News notes include John J. Murray returning in service, a Talent Guild event on April 10, and gatherings of local clubs at homes on Pleasant Street and Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azar Wakeman
Contresative
Spemenne
Downstown
John J. Murray
Camp Percy S
Selah Gorenene
Ieval
Wakeman
Tam
Mr. Morris
Cheveland Thur
Lorain Man Fined For Reckless Driving
Lorain man Julia Tepsiek was fined for reckless driving after a patrol stops on Eat Bridge Street at 5:00 p m yesterday and on Head Street and Middle Avenue. Police report arrest on Sreand Street at 2 am yesterday for a similar charge. Court action set for April 2. In other notes, proceeds from AES fund drives support war bonds amid club meetings and social visits across Elyria and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Tepsiek
Lorain
Tinea
Costa
Mayer Jie
Dep Q
Jetta
Eat Bridge Street
John E. Mathews
Sunnee Street
Stresial
Hhead Street
Middle Avenue
Halph Castel
Case Road
Sreand Street
County's Quota for April Inland Tires and Tubes Figures
Lorain County set to receive 309 new passenger car tires and 316 tubes in April with a total county quota of 300 auto tires and 316 tubes. state totals show 3,21 passenger car tires and 13,769 tubes, plus 14,393 tires and 13,612 tubes for trucks and buyers. Harry T. Beckmann, rationing official, urged boards not to rush decisions on applicants.
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Toralts Couty
Harry T. Beckmann
Lorain County
Ohio
Heckmann
Penfield SHONT ITEMS Grange and club notices from Penfield
The local Grange meets Wednesday April 4 at the Grange Hall with lunch served. The Mathers Club gathers Friday April 3 with Mrs A J DeFields and others. Camp Perry servicemen and residents visit, United Society held at redecorated hall with 20 ladies. Several residents move homes and attend family gatherings, birthdays celebrated at Adelbert De Fields home.
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Grange Hall
Mathers Club
A. J. DeFields
Paul
Blake Preston
Alex Mawor
Leo Gannen
William Walko
Camp Perry
Penfield
Lyle Smith
Frank Walke
Camp Tyson
Tens
Nester
Charles Bligh
Paul Preston
Marshall Burgit
Verne Brow
Sandusky
I. the
United Society
Stephen
Rotiin
Ida Park
Lod
Howard Stephen
Cath Buell
Panachie Club
Philip Beal
Janes ‘Merrick
Hollin Park
Buell
Rollin Park
Wellington
Robert Riggs
la Grange
Harvey Blouth
Bert Chambers
Virginia Leach
Elyria
Wayne Timer Atu l
Charlene
Burt Tuverner
Litchfield
K. .de Fields
A. B Smith
Virgil
Community groups organize weekly classes and meetings in Rochester
Rochester notes show the home defense council forming a first coop class led by Mr and Mrs Marion Crile of Huntington with Monday night sessions at the Young Hall. The Twinship School Board held a routine meeting. teacher salaries were deferred. Local societies including missionary, Congregational, Harmonial, and community programs schedule meetings and dinners through early April with neighborhood efforts and church events.
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Rochester
Home Defense Council
Marion Crile
Huntington
Youn Kall
Twinship School Board
The
Missionary Society
Lesley Tripp
Seaing
Ruth Hege
South America
Congregational Awd Society
Chintons Franks
Harmonial Society of the Methodist Church
We Church
Rochesic
Cramics
Sayre Gay
Ana
Ihie
Gilk
Rice
Alw
Alaya Fine
Cain
More Income Tax Deductions Are Proposed
The treasury proposed expanding deductions to cover extraordinary medical expenses and college costs for children 18 to 21. Randolph Paul outlined joint filing, added credits for a working wife’s incidental costs, and support for widowed earners. Also noted are current exemptions and new dependents rules, plus local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
U Randolph Paul
House
Ways and Means
Paul
Destruction of Goutherm Pacific Trestles Halts Argonaut Train
Majeh Hgutore reported saboteurs destroyed two road trestles 22 miles south of Inland Cal in a bid to wreck the Argonaut passenger train. Engineer Wilkes Matuakiwit halted the 130 passengers after a red glow and red warning signal. FBI agents from San Diego, Imperial County authorities, and railroad police investigated with arson or labor saboteur theories. Crews built temporary structures and rerouted traffic on an alternate path.
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Cal
Majeh Hgutore
Bene Wt
Goutherm Pacific
Here
Argonaut
Wilkes Matuakiwit
Federal Bureau of Investigation
San Diego
Imperial County
Weahere
Local collision damages cars on Broad and Court streets
Miss Georgia Amos of 143 Cleveland Street suffered damage to the right rear fender and William Meredith, driving a Gulhrie Bakery truck, had damage to the left rear fender in a 10 am collision at Broad and Court. The report also notes a family in Shelby and says the Ward Grocery will close soon while Gariss Ward visits from Toledo and plans to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Amos
Cleveland Street
Gulhrie Bakery
William Meredith
Broad and
Court Streets
Shelby
Marian Setterfield
Floyd Davidson
Gariss Ward
Toledo
Ward
Loalt
A.C. Pohlman
Wellington
Birs
Walter Jacobs
Harry Smith
Wide- Worth
Dell Richards
Household loan offers and repayment plans explained
A historical public notice advertises personal loan options from Household Finance tied to UN employment. It outlines loan amounts of 25, 50, and 100 dollars with varying repayment four monthly installments, total costs, and low requirements such as no guarantor or security, focusing on affordability and flexible repayment to fit income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Nouschuld
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Capitals
Ed Dodd
Pat
Jack Guenther
Hank Saurr
Mike Dejan
Mike McCormick
Fiddler Hill McGee
Philadelphia Athletics Mayer
William Cana
Mike Joe Jeobs
Calumet Farm
Sun Agen
Warwick
Allen Kuntz
Tub Maffeey
New York Rangers
Canada
Britain
Clariawarren
Uleb Terres
Waren
Uae
Agen
Yates
Patate
Crewe
Derks SretHe Seth
Wade
Teraat
Tor
Bey
Terry Wey
Bea
iBneet Beeretathes
Piqua Crossing
Grafton
Quilt Clin
Iiden Quill Eluh
Nellie Lehman
Lattice Klineet
Keerke
Rae Cleveland
Hershey
Veena Williams
Willard
District No. S
AES
Haber Gerber
Minna Diselius
Order
Hubert Hoyt
Fred Smith
Robert Gerber
Clarence Bailey
Bratte Club
C. E. Shelton
Schusteraf Sandusky
Carl Ketchum
E.W. Burch
Wwo
Dayton
Ladies’ Aid
Mes. C
BE Shelton
CH. Pierce
Stalls Grocery
Revere
Gale Hachelder
Donald Butler
Richard Green
Townsend
Columbus
Clifford Currier
Clifford
Harry Dalton
Sanger Farm
Henry Dalton Kay
Dunkle
Winnea
Cleveland
Elmer Beecher
Jin
O'Hare
iOiare
Sheri Russ
Olare
Altime Punt
Senante
Wilare
Ienow
Mhucatine
St .Louis
Selten O'Hare
Navy Academy
Annapolis
Pensacola
Tho
Elysium Soda Grill
Breed Street
Blue Star
Murbach
Bulletin
Roy Baker
Robert Swartz
Grace Willams
Comeress
A. C. Pohlman
Fred Mohns
Bucynis
Mohns
Bella Richards
Anna Solyem
Ho A M. Willman
Falls Center
Kathry Snyder
Alfred Copley
New London
John L. Sullivan
Hess
Lal
Erare
Peyuren Perera
Teyeren
Wes Agit Sro
Als
Ins
Martina Rand
Household Finance
Ipotalion
Century Building
Zod
Broad St
Woolworth’s
RR. Ritter
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