Permits Issued For 30 New Homes Here
Building Inc issues permits for 30 Sears Muebuck dwellings on Cambridge avenue east of Garford, with costs around 4000 dollars each. Many units reportedly sold. Local contractor ALSL Nemes to erect the homes. Also permits issued for a Bendix Westinghouse plant garage and storage building with costs of about 4000 and 12000 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Muebuck & Co
Cambridge Avenue
Garford
Building Inc
Matt Dickason
Gale
Dickason
Trey
Alsl Nemes
Bendix-Westinghouse
Ohio Briefs: Church Moderator and Local Obituary
TOLEDO May 1 J C Jones of Gomer becomes moderator of the Congregational Christian churches of northwestern Ohio. Rev Cito Meyer of Berkey named assistant moderator at Spring meeting. Notable pew muster include Charles S Fo xer Spencerville retiring mandrra for Miss Lillian Cory Hellefontaine John K La ir Lafayette and Rev O Curd Lima. Next meeting Sept 24 at Lima First Congregational Christian church. LOGAN May 1 Frank Clinton Webb eight dollars newspaper man and clerk of Hocking county board of elections died last night of a retirement. Associated with Lesan Republican weekly and a United Press correspondent. World War veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
J. C. Jones
Gomer
Ohio
Cito Meyer
Berkey
Charles S. Foxer
Spencerville
Mandrra
Lillian Cory
Hellefontaine
John K. Lair
Lafayette
O. Curd
Lima
Three Arrested For Reckless Driving
Three persons were arrested on charges of reckless driving yesterday. William L. Burrows of 423 Earl Court was taken by Deputy Sheriff Paul Johnson on East Miners Street at 3:30 p.m. He faces arraignment in police court May 4. Woo Murphy of 243 Spruce did not mention charge details after his car hit red flag warnings on Broad Street. his case was heard and deferred. William C. 5 years old was arrested at 11 yesterday for allegedly failing to stop for a school patrol while children crossed Middle Aves. he was to be arraigned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Burrows
Earlcourt
East Miners Street
Paul Johnson
Woo Murphy
Spruce Erect
Ho Pom
Broad Street
William C
Paul C. Seitz
Elyria
Cleveland
Naxcy
Muriel Conk
Ely
Seitz
Cook
Commissioners Clerk To Take Inventory Of County Equipment
County clerk Eugens Comings was directed by the board of commissioners to inventory all county office equipment. The order notes items stored outside the court and in private custody, with ownership and current occupancy unclear, and aims to reclaim equipment for county departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugens Comings
Plans To Register Women For War Work Abandoned
President Roosevelt announced the abandonment of plans to nationwide register women for war work. He noted the Manpower Commission found no present need for mobilization, citing more women seeking jobs than openings. About 500000 women were registered, with 1500 federal employment offices available nationwide. The report urged expanded preemployment training and continued state rules on women’s hours and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Paul V. McNutt
Studice
McNutt
Flag Presented To First Hungarian Baptist Church
A Sunday night ceremony at the First Hungarian Baptist Church presented an American flag in honor of members serving in the military. The flag was given by the Women’s Aid Society, with the Haydn brothers providing music as J E Haydn and Ambrose Hamula opened the ceremony. Boy Scout leaders and a church Scout troop stood at attention and sang the national anthem, while Mila, president of the Women’s Aid Society, delivered the flag to deacon Mr. Buttas, who accepted it for the church. The pledge to the flag followed, led by John Cerlan Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Hongurian Baptist Church
Haydn Brothers
J. E. Haydn
Ambrose Hamula
Mila
Women's Aid Society
Butetas
Far
John Cerlan, Jr
24 Names Drawn For Jury Service
Agate today lists 24 persons summoned for grand or petty jury duty starting in May. From Elyria and Lorain areas the names include Jena Huse, Keith Kelley, Theodore Peak, Hattie Wiz, John Austin, Florence Tipton, Richard Mill, Louise Dobbrrk, Margaret Arnold, Hannah Duerker, Lucie Shraffler, Nell Wraver, Mayme Kettner, Ednard Persi ertha Cuttir, Joseph Fould, and Mildred M Gill, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VE. Agate
Jena Huse
Gracecourt
Keith Kelley
Dispute Over Damaged Horses Leads to Assault Charge
A court action details a clash over alleged property damage involving J Taylor Smith of Detroit road Avon and Nor tan Horning of Avon. Horning faces an assault charge after entering Smith’s property to retrieve horses held for settlement. Local deputies report the altercation occurred during the dispute over damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Taylor Smith
Detroit Road
Avon
Nortan Horning
Court of Justice of the
Pesce
H. C. Cummings
Horning
Dr. Smith
Obituary: I I Monroe and Alice Jeffers Die in Wisconsin and Oberlin
John KB Monroe a World War I veteran died in Wood Wisconsin aged about. He served in Battery 1 11th Field Artillery 5th Division and leaves his mother two brothers a sister and a Navy brother stationed in Virginia. Services set at St Agnes church with burial in St Marys cemetery. Alice Florin Jeffers 76 of Oberlin died at Aller Hospital after long Oberlin residency. Survived by son John C Jeffers and wife, and two grandchildren. Funeral at Sedgeman parlors with burial in Westwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John KB. Monroe
Wood
Wisconsin
Furnace
Mr. Monroe
Elyria
St. Agnes Church
11Th Field Artillery
Ile
Elizabeth Monroe
Judd J. Monroe
Elptia
Joseph Py
Pasadena
California
Leonard J. Monroe
U.S Navy
Portsmounth
Virginia
Patcrick HL Monge
Leo J. Briters
St. Mary's Cemetery
Oberlin
Alice Florin Jeffers
South Main Street
Aller Hospital
Jefters
Beausville
John C. Jefefers
River Forest
John
Josephine
Sedgeman
Harold B. Willams
Questionnaires Mailed Today to Local Selective Service Men
The Elyria draft board mailed questionnaires today to 32 more men registered in February for selective service. Inclusive order numbers 18321 to 10.332 accompany the mailing. Names include Howard Stanford, Charles Clayton Cole, James Donaventure Moore, Letioy Gunder, Orrie Lysaght, Charlea Cowen, Carl Tenartant, John Diedrich, John Fitzgereald, Oral Artemas, Stephen Junzertha, Edgar Patterson, Harold Mubert, Horace Robbert, Nathierun Jr, Clarence Sharree, Hubert Flynn, Edwin Glaser, James Zangare, Harold McAllister, Michael Youkviteh, Roy Corning, Robert McMahan, Warren Court, Merley Cownley, Joseph Krozier, Dave Rembert, Raymund Sirks, Wilmer Foy, Hershel Brown Lauies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Vresibrante
Howard
Stanford
Aves
Charles Clayton Cole
James Donaventure Moore
Syring Valley Country Club
Letioy
EB Gunder
Rush
Nathierun
Eastech’ Heights
Clarence Robert Sharree
Hubert Donald Flynn
Ag Norris Halph Hill
N. Olive
Edwin Francis Glaser
East Ave
James Anthony Zangaré
Harold Eugene McCallister
Woodland Ave
Michael Youkviteh
Roy Everett
Corning
Robert McMahan
Dewey
Arethus
Albert Ehtke
East
Warren George Court
W. River
Scrap Metal Found On Lorain County Farms
A countywide scrap metal survey shows about 60 percent of Ridgeville township cards report metal on farms. Committees plan house to house surveys in Russia Camden Henrietta and Pittsfield townships to catalog scrap metal plus rubber wire and tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ridgeville
C. L Hummel
Russia
Camden
Henrietta
Pittsfield
Survey Finds Motorists Ignore Slow Down Ad
Jefferson City Missouri motorists show little effect from a slow down advertising effort. A state highway department study clocked 353 vehicles on U S Highway 40 finding average speeds near 43 mph with out of state cars faster than locals. Deputy sheriff Clair Stiwald appointed for special guard duty at the at the bridge after Anthony Pollock’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
State Highway Department
Safety Dureay
Roy C. Johnenn
U. 5
Missouri
Trustees Reelected as Y M C A Holds Annual Meeting
Elyria YMCA reelected trustees for three year terms at the annual membership dinner. New trustees are the Rev T M Gilliland and C W Heidrich. Worth A Fauver will end his presidency after this term, with plans to elect a successor. The meeting highlighted program growth, proposed building improvements costing around 28,000, and expanded outdoor activities for boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Truttees
Elyria YM. CL A
Worth A. Fauver
Trastera
Wise
Harrie G. Stevick
Fauver
Bim
Stevick
Jare Worth A. Fauver
M. F. Fey
Guy B. Findley
R. J. Fitch
Henry
HH. Nye
T. M. Gilliland
C. W. Heidrich
Russell Gleason
Herman W. Geyer
Timms
Tan Corian
Young Men’s Council
H. K. Dar
C. Gollmar
Camp fes-Ser- Kes
J. Fitch
Onf
Stralis
Y. IM. CA
Y. Mt. C. VA
Suzglers
Elyria Hish
Edwin Deal
Large Field Of 17 Named For Kentucky Derby
Seventeen three year olds were entered for the 68th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. The field includes Elwood Johnston's First Prize and notable entries from Greentree, Green Tree Entry, and other stables. Odds favor Greentree horses near 4-1, with Eddie Ateato selecting Devil Diver over Shut Out. Jockey assignments include Art Craig for Boot and Spur and G Wallace for First Ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Guenther
Preas Star
Louisville
Maydott
America
Tamid
Elwood Johnston
Sher
Coas
Tan Inn
Churchill Downs
Munky Way Farm
Valdiia Farm
Hhatswoods
Matrenen
A. Berger
Mra
al Sabath
Atsab Calumet Farm
Sun
Art T. Ds. Grime
Ty Aleab
Greentree
Pune
Eddie Ateato
Devil Diver
Wayne D. Wright
Art Craig
Boot
Spur
G. Wallace
Firstrite
wartime AWVS talk recalls horrors of bombings and Singapore
Mrs Bines urged commitment to service explaining that only those who stay the course can help. She described wartime experiences in the Malay States and the days before Singapore fell, giving Elyria Legion Home listeners a stark view of modern war. The meeting was arranged by Mrs Flaherty, Mrs Smith, and Mrs Koerner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
AWVS
Bines
Andrew C. Flaherty
Russell A. Smith
Market listings read like a crowded page of prices and items
Fragmented OCR shows grain and fruit prices, meat and dairy notes, urban market stalls, and scattered figures. Names and places are obscured, but references to Cleveland and Lisbon and a long list of commodities appear, suggesting a busy market roundup with varied goods and prices.
Seek To Stimulate Sale Of War Bonds In Rural Areas
Countywide representatives from Lerant j County towikins will convene Friday evening at the Flyria YAMAGLA to discuss plans for boosting war bond sales in rural sections. The meeting was announced by the County USDA War Board chaired by EB Fulmer after a conference with A J Plueh er, county chairman for the late ef war haste. A county group with members from each township has been named to lead the program and asks attendance from that group at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerant
Towikins
Beling Aarkeal
Flyria Yamagla
USDA
War Board
EB. H. Fulmer
A. J. Plueher
Cath Township
Wheat Loans Set at 1.14 Per Bushel for 1942
The agriculture department announced loans averaging 1.14 dollars per bushel for 1942 wheat to growers complying with the AAA program. The rate is 0.16 higher than 1941. Rye barley and grain sorghum loan rates were set at approximately similar levels, with the program contingent on voters approving a market referendum. The loans will run at about 85 percent of parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
AAA
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John McCarthy
First Hungarian Baptist Church
Salah Las
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Brunswick
Valley City
Fina
Eldridge
Fey Norman
Jack Creeell
Judie Atreet
Guy B Findley
Woodland
Oak Streets
Ipsn P.m
Faward
Serth Bayer
Max Caplin
Arthur Catherine Christ
Edmund H. Laverdere Seaterday
Mary E. Fehr
Teday
Herbert
Monroe
Mns
Alice Jeffers
Veremart Gate
Betes End
Rafares Desbay
Breed Street
Hebow Corey Wite Moy
HH. Dostall
Seventh Street
Robert Earl Dostall
Cheat Lakes
Ilinois
Ho Destall
Martha Saglex
GA. Doytadl
Norman Bradley
Western and Southern Life Insurance Cn
Franklyn Krawe
A. J Lawram
Neacast
Kradwar Transat
West Erie Avenue
Kine Avenue
Hinger
Ficht
Dutig
Antonie Firlorg
Y.M.G.A
Sudro
Curtis
Bluebird
Fethy
Bluebird Restaurant
Court Street
Coats
Gabardine
Bigbee's Clothiers
Elsha
Watencress
Linas
Madigm
Olutter
Poulraves
Hebe
Sonio Francisco
Lisbon
Walter
Commercna
East Ate
Lissen
King's
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