Youth Rally Led by Rader at Elyria High School
Major and Mrs L el Rader will speak at an interdenominational Youth for Christ rally at Elyria High School auditorium. The event follows an open-air service in downtown Ely and precedes a Salvation Army Holiness Service on Sunday. Local leaders, including Captain Burton Johnson, organize the weekend activities drawing teens and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Sahation Army
L el Rader
Youth For Christ
Major Rader
Daniel Rader
Pacific Northwest
Paul Rader
Luke Eder
Minneapolis
Lyell Rader
Chicago
Rader
Inis Fethers
Taylor University
Salvation Army
Eften
Paul
Ne Near East
God
Salvator Army
Army
England
Near East
Salvation Army Training College
Training College
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Times Square
New York
New Jersey
Youth For Christ Movement
Alexander AL Damon
Burton Johnson
Ely Tha
Major
Mrs Rader
Pete Whitlock
Death Notices for William Bird and Mary Beard
Funeral services for William N. Bird age 206 Harvard avenue will be Saturday at 2:30 pm from St Andrew's Episcopal Church with Dr. E B Redhead officiating. Burial at Brookdale Cemetery. Bird died May 5 while visiting London England. Mary C Beard 67 died after a heart attack at 801 West River Street and was pronounced dead at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Survived by two sons Hatten and Harvell Beard, three sisters and nine grandchildren. Finley Mortuary handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam N. Bird
Harvard Avenue
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
E B. Redhead
St Andrew’s
Brookdale Cemetery
Sudro- Curtis Funeral
Mr. Bird
London
England
Mary C. Beard
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Beard
Elyria
Bethany Baptist Church
Hatten and
Harvell Beard
Aretta Wade
Nashville
Tenn
Joe Jennings
Guy Bates
Finley Mortuary
Tide lands Oil Bill Faces Easy House Passage
The House supporters predicted a two thirds majority for the Tide lands Oil Bill granting state ownership of offshore territory and nullifying Supreme Court rulings that the federal government holds paramount rights to submerged lands off California Texas and Louisiana. They aim to show President Truman a veto could be overridden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Truman
Supreme Court
California
Texas
Louisiana
Steel Crisis Blamed on U S Interference, Republic Leader Says
Flemington NJ Republic Steel chairman TM Girdler told stockholders that federal interference cost the industry and the company. He argued free bargaining without government action would have yielded a true collective bargaining outcome. He cited Union pressure and government seizure as causing losses and warned of future presidential overreach. He listed ongoing projects including taconite beneficiation, rail links to oil fields, two Liberian ore vessels, and new steel plants in Cleveland and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Armed Services Committee
Senate
Styles Bridges
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
House Veterans Committee
Truman
Congressional
Russia
Congress
Flemington
Republic Steel Corporation
T M Girdler
Gircher
Republic
Girdier
Taconite
Reserve Moring Co
St Lawrence
Labrador
Cleveland
Birmingham
Ala
Pleads Not Guilty To Gambling Charge In Elyria Court
Daisy Mae Johnson of 246 Bath Street Elyria enters a not guilty plea to permitting gambling in Mayor's court. A hearing is scheduled for Wednesday May 21. The charge followed dismissal of a prior charge against Beatrice Harris owner of the muse over lack of knowledge of Rambling activity at Johnson's apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Mae Johnson
Bath Street
Elyria
Lawyers To Meet in Columbus Friday
Lorain county common pleas court will be idle tomorrow as judges attend the Ohio State Bar Association annual meeting in Cleveland. A convention report discusses appointing all judges by the governor for ten years with retention by election, and voters would retire judges if unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Common Pleas Court
Ohio State Bar Association
Cleveland
Ridgeville Kiwanis Hear Yale Alcohol Studies Talk
Wellington Ridgeville Kiwanis members heard Mr Heist from the Cleveland Board of Education discuss Yale Institute for Alcohol Studies research. The club planned Memorial Day parade involvement and approved reuse of Kamp Kiwanis for Monday meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ridgeville Kiwanis Club
Heist
Cleveland Board of Educaion
Yale Institute For Alcohol Studies
Yale University
Fred Schike
Ethan Brown
Robert Morse
Lew Pierce
Ridgeville
Avon Lake Man Hurt In Accident Improves
Avon Lake 19 year old Robert Young son of Mr and Mrs John Young of Walker road is slowly improving after an automobile crash Saturday evening on the way home from a party. He suffered a broken nose multiple facial fractures a bruised knee and head injuries and is in St Joseph's Hospital Lorain. The car left the road struck a tree one block from his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Robert Young
John Young
Walker Road
St Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Bound To Jury For Breaking And Entering
E Hatfield Jr of 1832 East 28th Street Lorain was bound over to the grand jury in Elyria Mayor's court for breaking and entering. He pleaded not guilty and halted a preliminary hearing. Police say he broke into Majestic Molding Company at 805 West River Street Sunday and took eighty cents from a cookie stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha E. Hatfield, Jr
East 28Th Street
Lorain
Grand
Elyria
Majestic Molding Company
West River Street
Market Summary and Livestock Prices from Toledo Area Market
Markets show steady tone for cattle with steers and yearlings at 34 to 37 dollars, cows around 23 to 24, and calves near 38. Hogs rise about 50 cents to 20 to 21 dollars. primes 36 on cattle and sheep values steady. Produce items list apples to onions with varied basket and crate prices. grain quotes include No 1 soft red wheat 235-236, No 2 yellow corn 1.82-1.84, soybeans 2.87-2.88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Tanker Fire After Collision Near Canal Inlet
A tanker collided and its seventh gas tank exploded causing fire. Cook Bouchard said two blasts followed by a dive overboard, with Sears and Bouchard saved. At Delaware Hospital are Mang Risvik 45 from Staten Island, Burt Heideich 51, John M Ferguson 59, and Evan Holst 52 seamen from Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouchard
Sears
Delaware Hospital
Mang Risvik
Staten Island, NY
Burt Hedeiich
John M Ferguson
Evan Holst
Oli Seamen
Brooklyn
Sohio refinery strike drags on amid wage dispute
In Cleveland prospects for early settlement at Standard Oil refinery No. 1 fade as Wage Stabilization Board sets 15 cent ceiling while No. 2 negotiates. CIO union seeks retroactive pay, but company rejects. Federal mediator Meyer to counsel drivers as strike actions loom and a gas shortage fears spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Standard Oul
Wage Stabilization Board
No 1
CIO Ou Workers’ Union
A. A Meyer
AFL
Sohto and
Sun O11 Co
Ohio
Police Reports Note Minor Collision And Reckless Driving Fines
A minor rear end collision occurred when Doris IF of Olmsted Falls stopped for traffic and was struck by a 16 year old driver. Clarke A Hogue Jr of Lorain was found guilty of reckless driving and fined 10 dollars plus costs after a left turn from the right lane caused a collision with a truck in Cleveland. Ray Condupa of Cascade Park was arrested for reckless driving after police saw his car spin in the park and he posted bond for a May 24 court appearance. Glenn W Hetwig of Gulf Road was arrested for a no left turn violation and posted bond for a Saturday court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris If, Wich
Olmsted Falls
Clarke A. Hogue, Jr
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Middle Avenue
Edward R Strake
Hawthorn Avenue
Cleveland
Ray Condupa
Bath Street
Cascade Park
Glenn W. Hetwig
Gulf Road
Broad Street
West Avenue
EHS Choir Plans Annual Spring Concert Evening
Elyria High School A Capella Choir presents its Spring Concert on Thursday evening May 22 under director J Martin Beck Tickets go on sale tomorrow The program features three choir groups a soprano solo by Marcia Guth and a small ensemble Madrigal style formal pieces and a Fiesta Time South of the Border segment with Robert Lawson Joan Grandstaff dancers Saundra Howard Jim Kimball guitarist Jim Smith and pianists Marilynn Nicholas and June Nielson with additional piano appearances by Nielson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
J. Martin Beck
Marcia Guth
Joanne Kuhl
Kay Thompson
Jane ‘Nielson
Rita Rogers
Diane Smith
Leora Ahlgrim
Lois O'Malley
Dixie Miller
Barbara Wellert
Robert Lawson
Lee Wurster
Jun Miller
Bill Heuser
Fred Forsythe
Phil Whitacre
Joan Grandstaff
Saundra Howard
Jim Kimball
Jim Smith
Marilynn Nicholas
June Nielson
Stock Market Quotations at Noon
Noon quotations list prices for American Radiator American Telephone & Telegraph Anaconda Copper Avco Bendix Chrysler Cities Service Cleveland Electro Industrial Rayon Kennecott Montgomery Ward Ohio Edison Pennsy Republic Steel Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Standard Oil of Indiana Standard Oil of New Jersey Standard Oil of Ohio Texas Company U 8S Steel Warner Brothers Woolworth Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Avco
Mfg
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler Cities Service
Cleveland Electrum
General Motors
Glidden Co
Industrial Rayon
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery Ward
Personal injury suits settled in common pleas court
Two injury suits filed by Eugene Crittenden and wife Josephine of Cleveland Heights against Creamery Transport Co. and Motor Freight Forwarding Co. settled and dismissed. Incident occurred September 12, 1949 on Route 6 near Fremont when双方 trucks collided. one tipped over onto plaintiff’s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Crittenden
Cleveland Heights
Josephine
Creamery Transport Co
Grafton
Motor Freight Forwarding Co
Common Pleas
Crittendens
Route
Fremont
Emrys
Thelene Meredith
Cleveland
John Stashich
Lorain
Amherst
Shaker Heights Colorado Win Safety Awards
The National Safety Council named Colorado and Shaker Heights as grand award winners in the 1951 National Traffic Safety Contest. Los Angeles was named the safest city over 1,000,000. Massachusetts won the eastern division. Colorado also topped the western states and took a first place in the 25,000 to 50,000 population group. A special honor roll praised 601 municipalities with 5,000 to 10,000 residents for a year without traffic deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
Colorado
Shaker Heights
Los Angeles
Cali
Massachusetts
the Safety Council
Building Permits and Local Legal Notices At Kipton
A $12 000 house permit was issued to Eugene W Resar of 10 Sandy Jane for a 38 by 26 foot one story frame dwelling at 1106 East River street Building Inspector Hart A Dicka son announced today. Sheriff's reports note $101 in tools stolen from a Kipton repair project. A jury awarded $5935 to Charles A Ault in a suit over loan and board with Phillip and Dorothy Petruzzi. Default judgment favored Joseph Glowenski against Viola Archer for 626. Irma K Dobbins was granted divorce from Kermit. Margaret Carek county law librarian received a $6 raise to 110 a month.
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East River Street
Eugene W. Resar
Sandy Jane
Hart A. Dickason
Resar
John Pincura
Charles A. Ault
Perry Court
Phillip
Dorothy Petruzzi
R. D. LaGrange
Joseph Glowenski
Grafton Road
Viola Archer
D. A. Cook
Home Construction Permits Issued for Two Dwellings
Gordon McDonald of Avon Belden road receives a permit for a 24 by 32 foot one story frame house at 284 Pasadena avenue with Meister company as contractor. Robert Sabin of 166 Caroline street gets a permit for a 36 by 24 foot one story frame house at 284 Longford avenue with Meister company as contractor. project costs total 22,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon McDonald
Avon-Belden Road
Pasadena Avenue
Meister Company
Longford Avenue
Robert Sabin
Caroline Street
Contracts Awarded for County Office Supplies
County commissioners awarded four general supplies contracts totaling 1348 with Remington Rand at 212 dollars Dayton Blank Book Co at 483 Merchants Industries at 627 and Barrett Brothers at 26 dollars The board also bought two battery chargers from Penn Rubber and Supply Co for 104 dollars to serve at the Erie Avenue Bridge in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington Rand
Dayton, Blank Book Co
Merchants, Industries
Barrett Brothers
Penn Rubber and Supply Co
Erie, Avenue
Lorain
Ohio Fuel Gas Company launches dealer driven appliance program
The Ohio Fuel Gas Company announces a broader dealer exclusive program to promote gas appliance sales. The firm will not sell appliances directly, focusing instead on dealer support and public displays of new models. L P McIntire cites a 90 day stock liquidation plan and notes over 1 000 dealers now operate in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
L. P. McIntire
McIntire
Ohio Fuel
McIintire
Gas Co
Starting Pay Rates for Postal Service Clerks and Carriers
The Postal Service lists starting salaries of 1 615 per hour for clerks and carriers and 1 565 per hour for special delivery messengers, with maximums of 2 015 and 1 965 respectively. The rates appeared in Wednesday’s Civil Service examinations notice and applications are available from J E Dewhurst, local civil service secretary at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Service
Civil Service
J. E. Dewhurst
Post Office
Park Dispute Settled in City Court
A disorderly conduct charge against Mrs June Maddock of 111 Robson Court was withdrawn by accuser Harry Keough of 176 Parmely Avenue in Elytia Mayor's Court. The case arose from an argument over truck parking and residents organized a parking arrangement in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June EF. Maddock
Robson Court
Harry E Keough
Parmely Avenue
Keough
Elytia
Maddock
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Mrs. Lyell Rader
Death Records
William Bird
United Press
Koje
Francis T. Dodd
Koje Island
Korea
Mike Mansfield
D. Mont
W. Sterling Cole
U. S
Sudro-Curtis
Columbus
Cleveland Produce
Rome
Pierre R. Smith & CO
Elyka Saving
Midwest Stock Exchange
Sohio Refinery
Police Dept. News
EHS Choir
Mathias Lehman
Carl Lehman
Louis Strickler
Mary
D. A Cook
Mary Culler
Melvin
Irma K Dobbins
Kermit
D A. Cook
Margaret Carek
Ipleas Court
Gas Company
Pontiac
Fisher
America
Elyria Motors, Inc
Elyria, Ohio
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