Lake Erie Engineers Hear Talk On Ship Shore Radio
Engineers from Lake Erie discuss ship to shore radio systems at a spring meeting of the Ohio Society of Engineers in Norwalk. Speakers describe regulatory actions and standardization needs for recording property descriptions, with attendees from Elyria and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Hheisner
County Radio Corpora
Eric
Ohio Society of Gineers
Stocker
Chét
Heeners
Anville
Scathcelly
Norwalk
Elyalk
Sahdinsky
Toran Aabe Fuesls
Oly Walle
Ruth of
Sarfaltuhe
Noah W
Nav Regidly
Tovker
Biyria
Five Men Arrested On Driving Charges
Five men were arrested on driving under the influence charges. C. Franklin Carr and Perry Ruder were charged on early Sunday arrests and had trials continued. William Patl and Howard B. Chapman faced fines and suspensions, while another unnamed man on Fifth Street also faced DUI charges with case continued. Gasoline theft reported as four gallons stolen from Dewhurst’s car on Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agate
Thurles
Middle Avenue
Dai Ty
Fdu
Clevelands
St Merrick
West River Cateeet
West Broad ‘Street
Howard B. Chapman
Hawthorne Street
Fifth Street
C. Franklin Carr
Oxford Avenue
Maple Street
Perry Ruder
Grafton
Second Street
Gage
Dewhurst
Seventh Street
Calolen—Dreim
Elyria Bus Station Moves to New Quarters
The Elyria bus station relocates to a new site near the Etsri ra hotel building, with a 24 hour lunch counter and soda fountain planned. Raymond explains the station will operate around the clock, though staffing and other details remain to be finalized as of October 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elerin
Re “Dat -Raymond
Etsri Ra
Cy Amuéh Kmatler
Court Street
Ves
Fartyers
Raymond
Rind
Tits Teratheyeiti Biw
B. Ao Basher
Raymond Claid
Aoda
Did
Contracts Let For Culvert And Bridge
Dandenreas Larain contractor was awarded two contracts by the county commission today for a culvert on West Ridge and a bridge on Nickel Plate road. Dandrea bid 3153 dollars on the culvert and 8054 dollars on the bridge, the lower of two bids received on each. Commissioner Clerk E R Comings announced the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Déhn Dandreas Larain
COU Commishote TS
Wast Ridge
Diikenal Road
Dandrea
E. R. Comings
Mayor Fines Elyman On Conduct Charge
Albin Martin of West avenue was fined 15 dollars by Mayor A R Agate after arraignment on a disorderly conduct charge. Police say Martin assaulted Rene Edwards at 405 Tremont Street around 10 50 p m Saturday. Edwards had been removed from Tremont Street address earlier that evening for disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin Martin
Si West Avenue
A. R. Agate
Aday
Rene Edwards
Martin
Treemetit Street
Edwards
Tremont Street
Lorain Man Arrested On Driving Charge
Lorain man Johny Dypress Lawwill was arrested by police at two a.m. Sunday on a charge of reckless driving after his car was seen in an unsteady manner as he claimed he was driving because he could not sleep. He admitted having a few drinks and was bound over to police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Johny Dypress
Lawwill
Death notices span several Lorain County obituaries
The clipping lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Lorain County. Included are HAY HOY PANDY infant son of Mr and Mrs Andy Pandy of Oberlin, service at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. GUSTAV BALMES of Grattan. MARY KATHERYN BATER of Cleveland, formerly of Genstons, with service details. CARL HENRY ERNST of Amherst, burial at Rodgehill Memorial Park. BENJAMIN OTTO COOPER of Wellington, with service by Rev Cassidy. and other family memorials with relatives in Elyria, Cleveland, and nearby towns.
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Gustav
Balmets
Gustav Baimeiz
Grattan
Blyria” Memorial Hospital
Agni
Hassett D. Fullan
Lees Will
Harald “Williian
Gratton “Methodist
Brooklyn
Heights
Cleveland
Carl Henry Ernst Amherst
Carl Henry
Ernst
Sad Park
Mudtight
Amherst
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed — Church
The
Men's Brotherhood
Woodmen of the World
Master Barber's Association
Ais
Albi Ernst
Elyria
Benjamin Otto Cooper
Wellington
Middle Street
Dansalto
New York
Lilly Nowa
Sullivan
Ted
Cooper
Missigri
Wyyerat
Dyom
Cassidy
Grees- Wood
Junior Fair Board Elects Officers And Makes 1945 Plans
Lorala Cauntys Junior Fair Board elects officers for 1945 at the REA office in Washing ton. Forivey named president with Kevley as vice president and Burge as secretary. Several members from 4-H, FFA, and Grange, plus county groups, are listed as officers and advisers. An awards committee and a departmental heads committee were appointed to meet May 22 and report May 31.
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Pts
Lorala Cauntys
REA
Pat
Forivey
Mary Lupico
Wellington
Denna Nichols
LaGrange
Norma Dean Nester
Brighton
Echnnomics
John Kinstey
Amherst
FFA
LeRoy Kneisel
Brownhelm Ffa
Paul Fortney
Don Breyley
Helen Burge
Fine Board
Robert Fitch
Norman’ MécConnell
Advisory Council
Norman McConnell
Oberling
Junior Fair Board
County Officials Approve Travel for Weekend Columbus Trip
County commissioners approved payment for Commissioner Alan T Branson and County Treasurer Waller J Wright for a three day trip to Columbus to attend conferences on important legislative matters. They expect to retire on Wednesday. They also passed a resolution seeking a one year extension of the civil service commission for the continued employment of John Wellert as an assistant custodian at the courthouse. Ernest Brittan was granted a divorce from Harriet by Judge D A Cook on grounds of wilful absence. Ophelia Johnson Lorain was granted a divorce from Lowry by Judge Cook on grounds of neglect and restored to her former name Divis. A divorce suit by Emma Dinzoff against Pete was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan T.branson
Waller
J. Wright
Columbus
Civil Service Commission
John Wellert
Ernest Brittan
Harriet
D. A. Cook
Ophelia Johnson
Lorain
Lowry
D. A.cook
Divis
Pan American system debate shapes regional security council action
A U N Y report outlines Evatt and other officials discussing how a Western Hemisphere based security framework would interact with the United Nations Security Council. References to Dumbarton Oaks proposals and potential regional enforcement under Pan American systems are noted, with debate over vetoes and possible amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Council
Evatt
Council
Cecidak
Boy Hit By Auto Escapes Injury in Elyria Downtown
A Downtown Elyria incident report recounts a boy struck by a car at Broad Street and Middle Avenue. The child escaped injury, with police noting the vehicle and driver details. Several other minor accidents were reported, including vehicle damage on Chestnut Street and West Avenue, and a hill incident on West River Street.
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Boy
Elyria
John Jennings
West Avenue
Martin
Columbus
Harry. Farmer
Cleveland
Central
Brookdale Cemetery
Charles, Mitchel
Oberlin
Wes
Broad Street
Fred= Peabody
B.D
Two More Elyrians Inducted Into Army
Two Elyria men sent by the Selective Service Board to the Cleveland induction station last Wednesday have been inducted into the Army and sent forward to Camp Atterbury. The inductees are Hadley Cindball of 48 Oberlin Road and Randolph Mitchell of 504 Twelfth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Selective Service Board
Cleveland
Ont
Camp Atterbur
Hadley Cindball
Oberlin Road
Randolph Mitchell
Twelfth Street
Revival Services Underway Across Evening Series
A series of revival services continues with nightly programs featuring special vocal and instrumental numbers. Sermons emphasize repentance and judgment. services run Friday and weekday evenings at Slaughter House Religion. The public is urged to attend.
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Slaughlce House
Amherst Soldier Repatriation Center Update
Mary Herget Pele on Crownhill avenue reports husband Cpt. Sidraw Pele missing in action since VE Day. He entered service in Ontario on March 19 and trained in Alabama, later serving in Europe before presumed death in Germany. Father Andrew Pete, Sr. resides in Henrietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Herget Pele
Crownhill Avenue
Cpt
Sidraw- Pele
Dans
Uist
Pete
Ont
Alabama
Cous
Maret Ld
Erurice
Crermany
Andrew Pete
Liv
Henrietta
Vacu-matic promises higher mileage for motorists
Advert says Vacu-matic carburetor improves gas mileage by up to 30 percent. It claims automatic breathing action, simple installation in minutes, requires no adjustments, fits all cars, and is offered by Vacu-matic Carburetor Co of Wisconsin.
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Axicab
St. Wauwatosa
Wis
Birmingham Man Fined By Mayor Enders On Charge
A Birmingham man was arraigned today on a charge of driving a car with 1944 license plates. He was fined by Mayor Enders after an arrest late Saturday night following a theft incident and a street disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Enders
Birmingham
MR Agite
Wirthy
Appointment Made In Probate Dept Nis Charlotta Flontiken
Fragmentary notice from a probate department lists an appointment involving Charlotta Flontiken. The readable text references maritime connections and locations, with unclear surrounding details and dates. The fragment primarily signals an official appointment rather than a full narrative.
This Little Girl Goes To Marke vie the Has
Short, fragmented OCR style item about a family scene with a baby and domestic chores. Mentions a child, mother, dishpan, and references to cleanliness and swan or pure products. Lacks clear event or proper names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marke
Gene
Swan
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Wisceaw
WAVY
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P. H. Hones Khitting Company
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Convanlant Ay
Underahic
Mary Katheryn Bater
Law
Myr. T
John E. McNea
Valley View Leveland
Genstons
Theodore Rafferty
Garvin Avenue
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Bors
Treyoretoh
St Agnes Church
St Patrick's Church
Rocky. River Drive
Rosary Anh
Presta
Abel Gates
Ieee
Alurstingy
Terai
Iggy
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Emma Dinzoff
Camilion Pleas
Bach
Aries Batce
Tee
Kyushu
Halph Winters
Seodiccatether Geet
Questians
Pertner
Tegislpung
Kyntaty Rogers
Otwe
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
Sohio
US & Army
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SOHIG
Elyrians
Peeets
Greece
Nis
Charlotta
Flontiken
Toran
Widaye
Mathe
Hugh
Mér
Marine Broaklen
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