Oberlin Boy Sentenced for Grand Larceny
Jack Ward a 14 year old of Oberlin was sentenced by Judge D A Cook to an Indeterminate firm in Marefeld reformatory for grand larceny after pleading guilty to the charge. Ward was indicted for burglary at an inhabited dwelling and admitted to the included offense of grand larceny with prosecutor approval. He was married and a father of a small child and was arrested after entering Esther Phillians's home at 27 East Avenue and leaving with clothing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ward
Oberlin
D. A. Cook
Marefeld Reformatory
Ward
William G. Witkent
Esther Phillians
East Avenue
Girls Scout Camp Promotion Meeting May 16 at American Legion Home
The Camp Promotion committee chaired by Met. Humphrey sponsors an informal Girl Scout meeting on Saturday May 16 from 2 to 3 at the American Legion Home featuring song and movies. Elyria Council holds its monthly meeting at Miss Helen Kochenderfer’s home to plan the coming year and review camp plans, defense projects, and scouting activities through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
American Legion
Des Seenes
Elyria
W. H
Thorns
Mia
Leonard Harris
Gersie
Red Cross Blood’ Donor Service Bureau
Koehenderfer
Kineth Boylan
The
Ness
Ann Kelleher
Lorain
Garl
V. Gray
George Dunfee
A.J
Hospital Bustling List of Names and Addresses
A garbled OCR list presents numerous names and partial addresses. Names include Mrs. Edith Smith, Veradi, Mrs. Avery Gearet, LaVerne Sand, Sheril seat, John Retees, and Anna Koper. Addresses mention 218 Harnadavense, 288 Spruce Street, 16 West Brod reeek, and 341 Neen. The text resembles a local notice or directory fragment with scattered street names and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buh
James Varadi
Lorai
Texting Smith
Edith Smith
Harnadavense
Harold Dale
North Abbey
Tames Arndt
Ammhtrettts Auce Rebinewn
Spruce Street
Tusaranae
Wartes Firath
Lerai
Arn
LaVerne Sand
West Brodreek
Labor Shortages Drive Deferments in War Industry
Washington May 14 A rising labor shortage has led to near universal deferments for skilled war workers. Officials say replacing a skilled worker is now a top priority, with possible group deferments debated but blocked by the Selective Service Act. Draft offices push boards to consider critical skills while the wartime manpower commission seeks substitutes in agriculture and other sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Britain
Hawke
New War Manpawes Commission
Sixty four Elyria men sent draft questionnaires
Sixty four Elyria residents listed by order numbers 10,640 to 12,503 receive questionnaires mailed by the Elyria draft board. The notices name numerous individuals with addresses across Elyria, including Warren, Eastern Heights, Erie Street, West Avenue, and other streets, reflecting February mailings to selectees. A fragment mentions a local court appearance connected to unrelated charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Selective Service
Rrste
Elyria Draft Board
Regite Tranta
Fred Rautz
Warren
J. Martin Beck
Edward Mitterfeld
Eastern Heights
Boulea Ecit
Charles Frott
West Avenue
George Thomas Fesler
Erie Sueet
Obert Fancher
Suilitt
Francis
Clemence Archer
Courtland Nreety
Newton Miller
Kenyon Street
Harry
Hunter
Ait
East Avenue
George Williams
Ieee
River Street
Robert Willam Maenn
Foster
Abraham Watserm
Keel
Frank Lester
Third Street
Frank C
Sheimer
West Street
Glen Raymond Martin
Poplar
John James Bedoes
Erie Street
Charles Elbert Fahrney
Spruce
Steee
Malcalm Hart Forbes
Stanford Avenue
Carl Frederick Lang
Park Avenue
Clarence Carl Ziemke
Tenth Street
Donald Baldwin Willets
River Streets
Vernes Jay Earl
Beare Son Court
Arthur Hagens
Cedar Street
Floyd Leo Herbitt
Courtland
Robert Thomas Armitage
Furnace Street
Arthur W. Haney
Columbus Fort
Tudor Yavahovich
Torn Avenue
Albert Ray Page
Bath Street
Donald Joseph Roddy
San Diego
Califf
George Albert Wack
Lei Street
Mitchell FE
Gowerylok
Hiver Steeet
Warren G. Bervley
Lodi Street
William Clement Starth
Israel Webb
Vernon Arthur Mitchell
Gull Road
Wirzit
Glen Angers
Weedbury Street
Waleter Barrow Geer
Oberharads
Marshall Janas
OS Wircales Intert
Charls Willisen Haremeten
Elmer Goilibe Ban
Bell Avenue
Henry Ford Brown
Riverside
Weet Street
Harald Alpert Guthman
Oafend Svenue
Samuel Hearn
River Reet
Witham Green
Cotembue
In And About The Court House Gladys Murphy Sues For Divorces
In Oberlin Gladys Le Murphy sues Maymond Murphy of Detroit for divorce on neglect and desertion. They married in 1924 and have two children. Joseph Wasiteski of Lorain sues Emily Rudnick for divorce on neglect and cruelty. They married in 1940 and have one child. A 21 year old Joseph Rudnick of 164 Worthford Court was arrested on a warrant charging delinquency. Chester Lupinsky sues The Meter Express Inc for personal injuries and car damage from a collision at Chestnut and Broad on July 18. case adjourned and dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys le. Murphy
Oberlin
Maymond
Detroit
Joseph Wasiteski
Lorain
Emily
Soseph Rudnick
Woutford Court
Ateesind
C. R Comings
Chester Lupinsky
East Iver Street
Meter Express, Inc
Chestnut and
Broad
Dee’ Fendant
Erst
Cuyahoga County First Air Raid Alarm Fails
May 14 test in Cuyahoga County is declared a failure as residents report no noticeable siren, while only a few heard warning tones. Police say alarms were expected to alert 30 factories and the public, but the county defense council failed to activate the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Texfale
Cleveland Central Police
Wile
George J
Tour Poburts
Mine Blast Kills 54 at Osage Coal Mine in West Virginia
Morgantown dispatch reports an explosion at Christopher Coal Co. No. 3 mine in Osage that killed 54 workers with four more bodies recovered late Tuesday night. Rescue teams, hindered by debris and carbon monoxide, expect extensive rock and timber removal before all victims are found. Federal and state inspectors prepared to open a formal inquiry as Gov. Neely planned to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W.va
Christopher Coal Co
Osage
Atate
M. M. Neely
Sune
Fom Arms
F. E. Griffith
Federal Bureau of Mines
Atin
Elyria Philharmonic Society Elects New Leaders for May 23 Debut
The Elyria Philharmonic Society announced its first public appearance set for May 23. Randy Mitchell, publicity manager, confirmed the Inter-Racial Committee’s event at the First Centre National Church on May 32, with current officers and staff listed among participants and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace
Firt Centre National
Randy Michell
Eleetert
Wis Herre
Alonin
Anita Jen
Fusnes
Rende Mitchell
Theat Mitchell
Ulyyees Wilson
USO Meeting Called At Ridgeville
A public meet will be held in the rear hall at North Ridgeway on May 1 to discuss expanding the USO and organizing in the township. Interested citizens will be welcomed by chairman George Fortine of the Midseville health centers in charge of recreation for service members and camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeswalle
Molars
Atranita
Two Brothers Reunited At Home After War Service
Valloyd Kelly of the U S Navy and Denver Kelly, a private in the artillery, returned home with stories of danger and duty. Valloyd survived a mine strike that sank the destroyer Sturtevant, sliding overboard with about 50 others. He praised life belts and rescue efforts and is slated to report back to duty in Key West. Denver, recently released from Camp Sutton, has battled in the theater of land actions in the Asian region and is happy to be home with his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallisd
Denver Kelly
Eva Hamlin
Lake Avenue
Valloyd
U.S. Navy
Denver
Imonthe
Camp Sutton
Caribbean
Sturtevant
Coast Guards
Mens Riz
Hie
Key West
Teturo
Lake Shore Hotel Strike Shuts Service in Lakewood
Lake Shore Hotel in Lakewood faces a strike by shellhops waiters and elevator operators. Guests and residents escorted dogs on walks as service halted. only one elevator operated by Lou Dresky. Ernest E. Howard of the union said workers refused to negotiate amid discharge allegations tied to prior actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Wave Lake Shore
Lou Dresky
Nwo
Monet
Ernest E. Howard
The
Coons and Waiters Union
AFI
Wwel
Howard
Plan Celebration Of Flag Week Observance Announced
Washington reports plans for Flag Week to honor the 168th birthday of Old Glory with events nationwide. The National Council, led by Secretary of War Stimson as chair, will oversee proclamations and local observances by governors, mayors, and Flag Week committees toward a May kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gierr
Td States
Wall
National Council
Stieenet
Willam Toler Page
Auceistian
Tocalle
Registrars Signal Demand for Unlimited Gasoline Supplies
Washington May 14 Registrars report extraordinary demands for gasoline and fear a reduction in supply along the eastern states. Officials note responses to an unlimited gasoline card program and are tallying how many of the eastern states received fuel cards as of July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Price Administration
Nga
News Of Our Boys In Service Of Uncle Sam
Reports from a Tennessee base note local recruits and servicemen headed for Camp Shelby and Pine Camp. Petty Maley, from 116 Bailey Court, recalls his army entry in 1940 and service. Rhiner Schneider begins airplane mechanics training at Keeler Field, Mississippi, with future maintenance duties on military aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Pet
John Bailey
New York
Wd. Haltey
USC. Center
Pine Camp
Maley
Bailey Court
Army
Camp Shelby
Penmyteania
Elyria
Cols Corporation
Hendive Westinghouse ( Automotne Air
Hrake Company
Rhiner F. Schneider
Mea
Cecetla Schneider
Nurth Witgestle
Air 14 Technical School
Keeler Field
Mississippi
Schoekter
Reeser
Jefferson Harracks
Museat
Hap
Oberlin Memorial Celebration Plans Advance Amid Community Events
Oberlin prepares for the annual Memorial Celebration on Saturday in May with Mayor Comings as parade marshal and Professor Arthur Williams directing the band. A Northeast Musteret session of the State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs is planned at Phil lis Wheatley Center with speakers James T. Avarinde and Mrs. Mary Taylor Gates, plus a community dinner after. Additional events include church gatherings, midweek services, a play festival by O Players, and a Wartime price program meeting hosted by the Oberlin Defense Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Wright Park
Ellig van der Pst
Cleveland
State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
Phillis
James T. Avarinde
Africa
Ats
Wren
Baty Rogers
Fuels ‘School
Patricia Singleton
Nancy Durand
Tommy Fate
Tommy Garters
Miss Rogers Ty
Hamion
Red Cross
Leon Zimmerman Ore Hit
Wie Moore
Robert’ Falta
Fred Sweet
Office of Price Administration
Washington
Grall
Finney Chapel
Sweet
Oberlin Defense Council
Ohc
Priday Mart
Feasne
Harvey Wooster
Freighter Sunk In Gulf Of Mexico
New Orleans May report says a small Norwegian freighter sank in the Gulf of Mexico near the coast yesterday. The eighth naval district confirmed the incident and noted no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Lass
Gulf of Mex
Tasan Iasneed
Tate Esterday
Eighth Naval District
Lumber Freezing Order Does Not Affect Retail Sales
Columbus Ohio May H Rm Toucas attorney for the Ohio Lumber Dealers Association says current construction will not be delayed by a war. The war production board orders freezing sale and delivery of certain construction timber by large producers for six days, but dealers will stock enough supplies to carry them. Retail sales of lumber are not affected as shipments are allocated for essential consumer needs during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Faowomo
WEB Express
Testrie
Tumbee
Emile
Bryan School Dispute Ends With Apologies and Resumed Teaching
In Bryan on May 1, eight teachers resumed teaching after a dispute with the school board and tax authorities. The board upheld the expulsion of student William Fulton for misconduct and later apologized to the teachers for insults at a board meeting. Mayor Lowell Fess issued a public apology for remarks in pamphlets, saying he regrets any misinterpretation. The teachers express progress toward better relations but seek a harmonious school operation going forward. Signed by Glenn Frans, James Darke, Lucy Fest, Leni Altseborn, Helen Thompson, Dixie Norris, Howard Bailey, and Grace Lacey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Hele
William Fulton
Ales
Lowell Fest
Fess
Ben
Simeon J
Eas
Feat
Torre
Elforte
Robert Brankuts
Clack Meredith
Ernest Morgan
Fluke
Glenn Frans] Cay
James Darke
Lucy Fest
Leni Altsebornd
Helen Thompson
Dixie Norris
Howard Bailey
Grace Lacey
U S To Ignore Laval Efforts In Martinique Plan
Washington reports say U S will ignore Laval s bid to intervene in Martinique discussions as a possible Axia threat. Officials note no shift in policy and that Vichy ties are not being negotiated through Laval while U S contends with French administrators and merchant shipping amid Caribbean access concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vierre Laval
United States
Martinique
France
Nazi Laval
Viel
French Antilles
Caribbean
Georges Robert
Rist
Vichy
Ranse-rveit
Laval
State Department
Traffic charge against C M Joreph in Hamilton
Charles M. Joreph of 133 Eastern Heights Neauteward faced a traffic charge for allegedly driving through a red light on West Avenue and Sixth Street. He remained in critical condition after a car crash near Stockton when a radio report from WHA Cincinnati noted injuries, including a shattered jaw and suspected skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Joreph
Heisghta Neauteward
Werts Avenue
Sithsiert
Hamilton
Grecert Zeemer
Authar
Radio Rommen
WHA
Cincinnati
Women Relief Corps Rally Hits Elyria District
The Twelfth district rally of the Women’s Relief Corps was hosted in Elyria with Richard Allen Chapter as hostess. Leaders from Oberlin Wellington and Bucyrus attended, with speeches, proclamations read, and plans for a community display and a planned print sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveral
Women's Relief Corps
Etyrte 1
Richard Allen
Hhostess
Blytta
Lae Tain
Obedhin
Wellington
Movin and Wooster
Anita Keller
Richard Allen Corps
Ania Drlehi
Hiya
Ghante
Ted
Florence ‘Leary
Chajstein
Florence Holcomb
Elyria
Oberlin
Bucyrus
Vielen
Eron
Obert
Cleveland
Annabelle Craty
Cats
Oberhin Corps
Jennie Collin
Kaith Presetave
Hamiln Corps
Stevick
Welluistom
Richard Alen
Weathermen Gather in Salt Lake City for 42nd Convention
Salt Lake City Utah will host the 42nd convention of the Pacific Division of the American Meteorological Society sessions set at the University of Utah. G K Greening meteorologist in charge of the Salt Lake Weather Bureau station and general chairman announced the meeting dates August 8 and 19 F O Bowie of San Francisco is the president-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pacuhei Division
American Meteorological Hsociety
Lune
G. K. Greening
Weather Bureau
Zeneral
University of Utah
F. O. Bowie
San Francwen
Jecvery
Markets and prices amid Chicago grain and meat trade amid turmoil
A garbled OCR stock and commodity page shows Chicago market quotes for meats, grains, and staples with scattered figures. Entries include cattle, pork, flour, and onion prices, along with supplier names and vendor codes, but many figures are unreadable.
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News of the Girl Scouts
Council
P.m
McArthur
Q. Tepes
Gill
Wu Abhor
Walt
Heaza
U. Faval Ieee
Presber
John
Mime
Leverite
Mermaeury
Phillips Drug Store
Elyria Philharmonic Society
USO
Ridgeville
Lake Shore Hotel
Lan
Sundat
James Brand House
J. M. Costello
Legal Aid Society of Cleveland
Tal Quadra
Switzerland
Methodist
Rhareh
Herbert G. May
Tilish Police
RSE
Auxiliary Police Divizion
Oberon Defense Council
First Hiskting
Hartley Breadwell
Hilazeeteric
Crrsty
Wateers
Vernon Stevene
Alfred Paty Onmer
Army Air Corps
Scott Mines
Mee
W. G. Winder
North Park Street
Charlet
Obeclin
Avneia Len
Unseraily
Indian Sporls
Euditorium
Aontierk
Taopias
Dean Ochling
Eleanor Hewins
LJ Ward
Jean Cooper
Annearyn
Pearl Josephson
Larsson Hatsh
Jean Grover
Riva Hott
Hubert Gannet
Eveen Busaell
Mauney
Moyats
Ealenbert
Rlande Shilte
Mev
Her
Margaret Lazar
Reith
Gruen
Jans Litowich
Lawrence Funkhauret
Phillip
Gloria Helm
K. W. Gehr
Ikens
Ehelby Darbisie
Barton Haigh
Richard Reed
Robert Almaccom
Allen Horprat
Jack Ware
Allen Hospital
U.S
Trafic
Women’s Relief Corps
Cincago
Eady
Cotati
Ang Corn Tireenat
Ighern Peat Bees
Plymouth Pask
Weste
Roca
Lulatlani Ives
Ate
Saene Ssri
Daa
Wregeam
Ness Ve
Bpixachi
Tomaloes
Herteuy
Bewe
Beraey
Dutilaries
MCA
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