Miss Hubbard Named Faculty Member at Heidelberg
Miss Hubbard, 147 Spruce Street, longtime elementary schools supervisor, has been named to the Heidelberg College faculty. She joins Ralph Hathway as part of a new division of elementary education, created with Acting President Frederick Lemke, to start in September. Hubbard holds a bachelor’s in elementary education from Kent State University and a master’s in education from Western Reserve University.
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Huttier Hubbard
Spruce Street
Heidelberg College
Cour E Mass
Neadciatte
Chiteau
Local Candidates File Expenses In Lorain County Elections
Lorain County reported campaign spending by candidates in the recent primary. Roose for Sheriff listed 179.48 in personal expenses, with major items for advertising and printing. Other Republicans filed various no or modest expense accounts, including Wright and Avate, while Democrats reported no expenses for several nominees.
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Cilyde Roose
Loyam
Comnu
Wo EO Abate
Clerk of Courts
Marjoie Dee Kales
Republian
Elysia Pre
Walter J. Wright
Cate Aidate
Carl Curtis
Elysia
Or Avate
Elyria
Harry F. Petterson
Elyira
Ruth E. Haehl
North Ridgeville
Joseph Ushelyi
Democratic Central
Prank BR. Henle
Elyria G-B
Louis A. Lieb
Amherst
Vairginia
Wottling
Amherst Township
Mars Wolk
Ambert
Fred Horwidel
Avon Lake
Glenn G. Gillette
Brighton
Walter A Jantz
Brownhelm
Carl Dieduih Cauble
Brank van Aurda
Brue Blank Van Audite and Special Committees Formed
A report notes Brue Blank Van Audite convened special committees of the executive gathered by Ve. Participants include Luke Fo Steuer and Ve O'Poole Cub Fine, among others. The document outlines duties for reporting and governance.
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Brue Blank van
Wellington Woman Emily Brumbs 92 Dies at Home
Emily E Brumbs, 92, died at noon Wednesday at her Loth Street home after a long life in Wellington. She was a Kent Street Barthany club member and survived by son Charles Thorpes of Clorkefield, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial at Green-Wood follows services at 2:30 pm at Billiney with Rev Vernon Wygar of Gberlin.
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Wellington
Emily E Brumbs
Loth Street
Coldwater
Minh
Kent Street Barthany Club
Puesivme
Charles Thorpes
Clorkefield
George
Woilte
Andrews Puicot
Billiney
Vernon Wygar
Gberlin
Li Hauiyt
Prize Winning Photos Displayed by Western Camera Club
The Western Camera Club sponsored by Western Automatic Machine Screw Company will display prize winning photographs in the Ohio Public Service Company window starting tomorrow through Monday. Two displays feature the Graflex contest winners and works by Western Camera Club members. The Graflex contest draws nationwide participation from professional and amateur photographers. The club, oldest in Elsia for continuous activity, presents high quality amateur work.
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Western Camera Club
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Ohio Publo Sualvne Company
W. L. Morris
United States
Olaest Emia Club
Elsia
Ohio Public Service
Finegan Resigns From Committee Post in Lorain County Central
Eugene E Finegan, elected to the Lorain County Democratic Central Committee, resigns from the post amid a party shake up. Former committeeman VL Gray and loser from the recent election were moved to fill vacancies at a meeting. Other appointments and committee roster updates were discussed with a vote and future tabling of the county central committee tables.
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Eugene E Finedan
Lorain Courts Democrate Central
Torain Couns
Pbeciich
Poccimerg
Wellington Button Club Guests and Sorosis Gatherings
Wellington hosts guest day with Cleveland Button Club and Sorosis social. Talks cover types of construction decor, opaque glass buttons, paper weights, and metal and cloth buttons. After program refreshments, next meeting set for June 8 with Mrs Barnes.
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Wellington
Button Club
A. HW
Gallatin
Cleveland
Ashland
Penfield
Mass
Henry Ramiser
Charles Barnes
Suburban Civic Club Holds Meeting and Reports Projects
Members of the reorganized Suburban Civic Club in the Lake Avenue district met at president Earl Jolley’s home for a three course dinner. They discussed delays in installing fire plugs due to weather and noted installation should be completed soon with safety director D C Rothe. The group voted to work with the zoning board on the new zoning law and listed members including Earl Jolley F A Cromling Reuben Miller Earl Nielsen S C Smith Reno Collier Arthur Schaber Gerald Hultz and Don Eschtruth. The club meets monthly. The Abbe road and Cleveland street traffic light, out for three months, was back in service today per Irving Finegold. The heat was damaged when struck by a truck carrying a load too high to pass under it.
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Sorosis Club
Wolmeton Sorosis Club
Wiliam Murray
C. L Hill
Preston A. Rebatson
James C. MaucDourmott
Ralph W Balls
Wilam Murray
Otto Siemple
Chutl
Lashley
Paul Gray
Oberlin Inn
William Murray, Sr
Lawence Baker
Stuart Wells
Temple Chapter
Masonic Hall
Eastern Star
Theodore Breyley
Wilma Perkins
Claxton Beal
Janet Blakeley
Nora Arndt
Miss Arndt
Mittle Grose
Mary Gray
Jean Greetham
Myrtle Grose
Pardine Irish
Ruby Ruys
Servng
Clayton Beal
Sara Curtice
Lillian McKisson
Metuda
Girl Scouts Wien
Scout Troop VII
Althea Rice
Carol Smyth
Audry Birkeles
Les Storow
Carol Smith
Paul Dague
Cyril West
Oberlin
Willington
First Methodist
WD le Cole
Couch School
Jas Horne
First Congregational Niov Toval
Mhrpeh
Walton
Pilton
India
Bribie Chau
Civic Club
Lake Avenue
Elyria City
Earl Jolley
Elyria
I. D. Faxon
D. C. Rothe
Jolley
F. A. Cromling
Reuben Miller
Earl Nielsen
S. C. Smith
Reno Collier
Abbe Road
Cleveland Street
Irving Finegold
Finegold
Union Pay Raise Standoff Triggers Workplace Tension
A 1945 wage dispute widens as unions demand 30 cent raises and fringe benefits to 35 cents hourly while the company offers only six cents. Picketing is token, but a notable incident at the Jefferson Avenue plant in Detroit saw several hundred white collar workers and foremen leave their jobs amid escalating tension.
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Ono Union
Sear Pee
Aemands
Chryslee Sid
Jefferson Avenue
Detroit
Valence Cairyale
Herry Frans General Motors
Cannon Seeks Expunging of Keefe Remark in House Row
Washington story recounts a partisan clash over Rep. Cannon and a remark by Rep. Keefe. The 171 to 120 vote sustained Keefe while Democrats defend Cannon as truthful. The episode features Rayburn, Bender, and Speaker Martin amid a noisy floor scene and a hash fueled noon break.
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Washington
House
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Rep Cannon
Frank B. Keefe
Wisconsin
Cannon
Congressman Keefe
Missour
Congressional Record
Rep. Keefe
Crigean-At
Rep. Cannon
Keefe
Sam Rayburn
George H. Bender
Ohio
Rayburn
Joseph Martin
House of Representatives
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Ridgeville Kiwanians Box Social At Town Hall
North Ridgeville Kiwanians hosted a box social at the town hall with Dave Towner auctioning the boxes. Prizes went to Mrs Ernest Herron, Mrs Urban Buesener, Mrs Willam Snyder, Harry Hopp, and Clyde Gest. John Morz, recruiting officer for the U S Army, to show movies at the next dinner meeting on Wednesday May 19 at 6 30 pm.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
North Olmsted Post seeks donations for new HQ on Lorain road
North Olmsted Post 7646 leases an old building on Lorain road near the county line for a new post headquarters and is seeking donations of used furniture. Dr William Beate may be reached at Westlake 646 R for more information. New officers include Dr William Beate commander Otto Fox senior vice commander Worden De Worth junior vice commander William Bardwell adjutant and Fred Guelker quartermaster. The Olmsted Boosters club met May 7 to raise funds to equip the high school athletic fields with bleachers and lights. Frank Gardella chairs the club with Charles Collier Dan Romp Perry Holm secretary and Clarence Oviett treasurer. Ways and Means chair S. S. Hoppersted and Charles Collier sr. William Kahler Carl Reynolds and Bob Cutler hold publicity roles with William Prokasy. Fred Volk
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Lorain Road
William Beate
Westlake
Otto Fox
Worden de Worth
William Bardwell
Fred Guelker
Olmsted Boosters Club
Frank Gardella
Charles Collier
Dan Romp
Perry Holm
Clarence Oviett
Ways and Means
S. S. Hoppersted
William Kahler
Carl Reynolds
Bob Cutler
William Prokasy
Fred Volk
Fred
Business Leader Henry J. Smith to be laid to rest
Honorary and active pallbearers named for funeral services of Henry J. Smith 76 prominent Lorain business leader founder of Smith and Gerhart, who died yesterday at Cleveland Clinic Hospital. Services set for Friday at 9:30 am at Walter A Frey Funeral Home and 10 am at St Marys Church, burial at Lake View Cemetery.
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Lorain
Henry J. Smith
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Smith and Gerhart
Walter A. Frey
West
Erie Avenue
St. Mary's Church
Glen E. Kingsley
William J. Roth
Harold Hammer
Lloyd Preslain
Lakewood
Consolidation of Florence and Berlin Schools Proposed
Florence Township community club hears plan to merge Florence and Berlin school districts and build a new high school. A special meeting will be held to consider the proposal. Various committees and a Friday May 14 fish fry fundraiser at Birmingham School are announced to support the effort.
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Birmingham
William Weagley
Erie County
Florence Township
Florence
Berlin
Albert Johannsen
Albert Phillips
Hayes German
Paul Breisch
Albert Spoerr
Bert Obling
Ben Krysik
Walter Tuttle
Wilford Johnston
Doris Prince
L. J. Gwisinger
Kenneth Bell
Karl Webber
F. R. Howe
Gerrick
Arthur Coultrip
Ray Callin
Birmingham School
Francis Howe
Police Dept News Insurance for two bad checks and town arrests
A man about 60, described as a painter, cashed two $18 checks on May 6 at Paradise Restaurant and J C Penney with no account. William Sutliff was fined $5 for intoxication after arrest May 3 in a car in a ditch. James Reesey of Lorain faced $5 fine for intoxication. Walter Kosiorak was fined $15 for disorderly conduct. A burglary at Murbach Coal involved glass entry and two empty pop bottles. no items taken. A non renewable resources note lists petroleum iron ore and aluminum ore as key industrial inputs.
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Paradise
J. C. Penney Co
William Sutliff
Broad Street
South Prospect Street
Charles Austin
James Reesey
Lorain
Reesey
Henry W. Ault
Murbach
Court actions span bonds, custody, and divorce rulings
Wilbert Emerson 22 of 401 Lodi Street posted 300 bond while awaiting grand jury on alleged false possession of a house trailer. John Gilles was fined 25 for intoxication and disorderly conduct after peeking from vehicle. County plans approved for a $53830 Oberlin water line to Lorain. John Goddard fined 15 for driving without license after Cleveland road accident. Habeas corpus hearing set for custody of Dennis Schnabel, 11, with final hearing next Monday. Julia Nagy’s 1940 Covington marriage to Edward Seabold upheld as valid by district appeals court. John B Anderson seeks divorce from Annie, neglect and cruelty cited. Clyde Horner sues Theodore Simon for 240 and seeks seizure of an automobile.
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Wilbert Emerson
Lodi Street
James Horn
John and
Pearl Clark
Carlisle Township
John Goddard
Berea
Cleveland Road
Donald Schnabel
Fields Corners
Dennis
Mildred
Medina County
Julia Nagy
Edward A. Seabold
Covington
District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Seabold
Common Pleas Court
Carl Seabold
Edward Seabold
John B Anderson
Oberlin
Annie
Owensboro
Clyde Horner
Dewey Avenue
Theodore Simon
Lodi Auto Sales
Gold Worth Two Million Taken in Siam Holdup
Bangkok police recovered three of 38 cases of gold valued at more than two million dollars after a coordinated heist. About 25 men in Siamese police and army air force uniforms seized the shipment, tied guards, and fled in a truck and automobile. No arrests yet as investigators question the truck driver and customs guards. The gold shipment arrived from India and was to be flown to Macao.
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Bangkok
Siam
India
Macao
Why Booth Workers Missed Pay Increase
Lorain County Board of Elections officials said booth workers in the recon primary election did not get a raise because an attorney general opinion held that pay cannot be raised between September and September, the period for appointments. The board intended to raise pay but found it illegal. A pay increase for November election booth workers is planned, but details were not available.
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Lorain County
Industrial names list from a historic ledger segment
A fragmented OCR fragment lists numerous corporations and brands across industries including American Radiator Glidden Co Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Warner Brothers Woolworth Co Bendix Aviation General Motors Republic Steel U S Steel Kennecott Copper Socony Vacuum Col gas Electric American Telephone and Telegraph Avco Fruehauf Trailer Cleveland Cliffs Cleveland Electric Williams Chrysler Westinghouse Anaconda Copper Ohio Oil Cities Service and Cleveland Exchange among others. The line reads like a directory or stock ledger excerpt with scattered punctuation and partial company names.
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N. Y
Standard of Ohio
Se ‘Socony Vacuum Col. Gas & Elec
Tee
American T. & T
Avco Mfg
Cleveland Cliffs
Cleveland Elec
Chrysler
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Airbrake
Anaconda
Ohio
Texas Oil
Cleveland Exchange
Richman Bros
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Williom
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Whitney Co
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William D. Swetland
Obfprein Wiham
Svehard
Calleve Street
Adlon Hospital
Wesreesthom Watcorsin State Narmith School
Univerity of
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Kalispell
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Tegs
Ninette Svctlnd
Oberle
Mi OO. Wood
Hawa
Noon
Witom de Swethid Gr
Chet Dana
Cowling-Sedeemer Porcral
Finegan
Firestone Stores
Herrick Ave
Buzzell
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Church of the Nazarene
L. J. MacAllen
Homer Lattimer
St. Patrick's
Charles McCann
William Rodgers
Wellington First
Wellington High School
Church of Christ
Dorcas Society
Catherine Clara
Don Mce- Kisson
Rosalee James
Donald Miller
Francis Roberts
Joyce Meredith
Margaret Schach
Vivian Martin
Dale Jackson
L. J MacAlle
W. ©. Buzzell
Howard Dowman
Joe
Richard Dowman
Hugh Challans
St. Patrick's Church
Jim Clodwick
F. William Clodwick
Afso
Oberlin Hospital
Sudro-Curtis
Suburban Civic Club
Othman
Frederick C. Othman
North Olmsted
Police Dept. News
Walter Kosiorak
Fairlawn Avenue
Clark Street
C. F. Andress
Kostorak
Clarw Street
Mould
Ted de Werth
John Gilles
A. D
Irene
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain City Limits
Foster Park Road
State Department of Health
Booth
United Press
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Sears, Roebuck and Co
Broad St
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