Baccalaureate Service Plans for Elyria High Class of 1942
The Elyria Ministerial Association completed a program for Elyria High School's 1942 graduating class baccalaureate to be held at Ely Stadium at 7 30 p m Sunday May 21. Dr A E Kemp will preside, Rev William A Leath will give the sermon, Rev T D Mattingly will read Scripture, Courtney will lead the prayer, Ernst Irion will officiate for the offering, and Louis Novak will pronounce the benediction. Elyria High School band will provide music for the prelude and processional and recessional marches.
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Editia
Alll
Elyria High School
Ely Stadium
Elyria Ministeria Asociation
A. E Kemp
Second Congregational Church
William A. Leath
First Congregational Church
T. d. Mattingly
Church of Christ
Courtney
First Methodist Church
Ernst Irion
St. Paul's Evangelical Chairch
Louis Novak
Five Fined In Police Court For Traffic Violations
Five motorists were fined in police court today for traffic violations. Joseph Metz, 116 Eastern Heights Boulevard, fined 75 dollars and costs with nine months suspension of his license. arrested on Lodi Street at 11 10 p m yesterday for driving while intoxicated. Earl Highslip, 827 Second Street, fined court costs for failing to stop safely at West Avenue and Second Street and Chestnut Street around 3 20 am today. William Reinders, H D B 1 Grafton, fined 15 dollars and costs for speeding on Middle Avenue Saturday. W. J. Wilson, 430 Eatcourt, arrested May 33 for running a red light at West Avenue and Broad Street. fined 2 dollars and costs today. William Kennedy, 212 Chestnut Street, fined 5 dollars and costs for reckless driving. complaint by J H Fowleit on 205 Cascade Street after he was struck by Kennedy’s car at Court and Second Streets on May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Metz
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elyria
Lodi Street
Earl Highslip
Second Street
West Avenue
Chestnut Street
William Reinders
H. DB
Grafton
Middle Avenue
W. J. Wilson
Eatcourt
Broad Street
William Kennedy
J. HH. Fowleit
Cascade Street
Kennedy
Court
Second Streets
Elyria High Band Praised At Lake Erie League Festival
Elyria High School’s band received commendation for its performance at the first Lake Erie High School League band festival in Cleveland Heights. Harold Bachman of the University of Chicago praised the afternoon and evening programs while the massed band of 144 players featured Elyria and Teague School members with conductor Walter F. Von Erxk directing one number.
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Elyria High School
Cleveland
Harold Bachman
University of Chicago
Bachman
Elyria
Als Teague
Elytians
Janice Eliott
Virginia McKee
John Homans
Roddy Hives
Marvin Evenchik
Paul Schulz
Hilda Erber
Conte i Jenkins
Robert Kraft
Former Organist of First Congregational Church Here Dies
Obituary from Elyria reports Miss Anna M. Monroe died in La Jolla California after Boer illness with pneumonia She lived in Elyria 61 years moved to California 11 years ago She served as organist at First Congregational Church for many years and taught at Lake Erie College She was a charter member and first president of local arts groups and visited European cathedrals She is survived by a sister and several nieces and nephews Funeral arrangements were not yet announced
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Anna M. Monroe
Elyria
la Jolle
California
Monroe
la Jolla
Organists’ Guild of America
Europe
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Flyta
Musical Arts Society
Changes Plea And Its Sentenced To Reformatory
Adam Prucknicki of Lorain pleaded guilty to criminal assault before Judge Conkanday. He received an indeterminate sentence of one to 15 years at Mansfield Reformatory. Prucknicki, married with two children, was indicted with Walter Handersky, who faced similar charges. Handersky was convicted and committed to Mansfield Reformatory.
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Adam Prucknicki
Fast
Lorain
D. A. Conkanday
Mansfield Reformatory
Pruchniehi
Walter Handersky
Lorrain
Deaths in Amherst and vicinity include two families
Two obituary notices report deaths in Amherst and nearby areas. One for Mrs. Smith of Route 133 near Henrietta after a brief illness lasting two weeks, with surviving daughters Effie Strickler Lizzie Lieber Katherine Hawk and six sons, funeral arrangements set for 2 p.m. Thursday from the late residence. The second for George Thorne Carter of Amherst, aged 60, a Sidney native who came to America 30 years ago, affiliated with Knights of Pythias and Stone Cutters Union, with surviving wife daughter and three sons, remains at Zilch funeral home and services planned for 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Congregational Church.
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Route 133
Henrietta
John WH. Smith
Nenehetta
Avon Lake
Mrs. Smith
Dedford
Effie Strickler
Galion
Lizzie Lieber
Aven Lake
Mre
Katherine Hawk
Columbia Station
Joseph EB
Mansefield
David E
Ralph J
Ashland
Elmer F
Toledo
William P
Grant
Zilch
Funer
Eral
Thureday
George Thomas Canter Amilerst
George Thorne Cutter
Hie
Browks Side Drive
Sidney
America
Garter
Amherst Lodge
The
Knights of Pythas
Uniform Bank
the Knights of Perhins
Stone Cutters Union
Congregational Church
E. J. Sanderson
T. Williams
Church
Oficisne
Inductees Listed From Elyria Army Enlistment
The Elyria board today received from the Army Induction station at Cleveland the list of Elyria men inducted into the Army last week. Inductions followed the Army physicals with some failing training tests. Nine volunteers head the list, including three registrants from February’s third registration: Jesse Myron Miller, Richard Charles Brooker, and Hubert Addison Vosburgh. Other volunteers named include Harold Carl Bodles, Hermia Godfred Krieg, Timothy Finies Donovan, Karl Ernest Eady, Charles Robert Fleed, James Alfred Irehm, George Lester Shehan, Freddie Marriott, Edgar Wise, Robert Hudson DeI, Henry Dostalt, Frans Servizi, Paul P. Thomas Howard Manaz, Walter J. Piskutan, Eugene William Haney, Harry Jacob Bauer, Stephen James Rush, Ernest Burton Haylie Jr., Robert Jub Gerhart, Leland Harrison Prentice, John Watson Atok, Chester John Gregoritk, Arthur Carl Horst Charter, Alvin LaFen, Charles Edward Zdara, John William Matthew, Cas Richard Henke, George Alex Lamberton Jr., Theodore Tiebert, Leo Henke, Joe Spalicka, Joseph William Gielinski, William Pinter, John Maxwell Girdunski, Melvin Metzelder, Thomas James Freed, Joseph Join Meeker, William Thomas Biges, William Josey Robinson, Donald Gilbert Cheevers, Richard Donald Boslan, Richard Clark Schroeder, Chester Lewis Smith, Fi Brown, Carl Richard Martin, Eugene Joseph Myers, William Edward Kelley Jr, Jerry Markacs, Henry Neston Lestie, William Jean Theis, Lawrence Frederick Kent, Frank George Rosa, Steve Zelles, Alexander Joseph Szabo, Robert LaVerne Lewis.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Jesse Myron Miller
Richard Charles Brooker
Hubert Addison Vosburgh
Volunteyra
Iflarotd
Carl Bodsles
Hermiatt i Godfred Krieg
Tmothy Dinties Donovan Dr
Karl Ernest Eady
Charles Robert Fleed
James Alfred Irehm
George Lester Shehan
Freddie Marrteon Im Varge
Edgar Wise
Robert Hudson de~ i
Tiebert
Leo Henke
Joe Spalicka
Joseph William Giealinski
William Pinter
John Maxwell Girdunski
Melvin
Bernard Metzeler
Thomas James Freed
Joseph Join Meeker
William Thilip Biges
William Jesoy Robinson
Donald Gilbert Cheevers
Richard Donald Boslan
Richard
Cark Schroeder
Chester Lewis Smith
Fi Brown
Carl Richard Martin
Gene Joseph Myers
Wiliam Edward Kelley Jr
Jerry Markacs
Henry Neston Lestie
William Jean Theis
Lawrence Frederick Kent
Frank George Rosa Je
Elemer Steve Zelles
Alexander Joseph Szabo
Robert LaVerne Lewis
Court fines in drunk driving cases across town
Reports show multiple defendants arraigned before Justice H. C. Cummings for driving while under the influence. Fines ranged from 35 to 100 dollars plus costs, with several cases heard after traffic incidents on Route 58 near Wellinton and Route 10 near Oberlin. A civil suit seeks foreclosure in Elyria, and a fatal July collision near Huntington Township prompted a $10,000 action by Otto Radcliffe and heirs for the death of Alberta Whitbeck.
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Warne James
A. D. Gratton
Justice of the Peace
H.C. Cummings
Wellincton
Lamet Carpenter
Oberlin
Justice Cummings
Clyde
Behnke
R. D
Elyria
Stanley Belevisk
Lorain
Thursley Road
Huntington Township
Otto Radcliffe
Wellington
Aflo
HL. Whitbtck
B.D. No
Tsming
Alberta
Whir Wss
Whibeck
Erwin Menning
Harry Je
Abe
Two Money Thefts Reported Here
Two thefts are recorded in town. Circle Jenne of 416 Third Street says $235 vanished from a cedar chest in a dresser drawer Saturday night. Arthur Hohannon of 733 Oberlin Street reports $41 taken from his trousers at Western Automatic Machine and Screw Co between 7 am and Wednesday while he worked.
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Teerherd
Jenne
Third Street
Arthur Hohannon
Oberlinrald
Western Automatic Machine and Screw Co
Sisterdar
Two Arrested For Reckless Driving In Lorain and North Ridgeville
Police reported two arrests for reckless driving this morning. Lous Manyex of Lorain was cited at 1 23 a.m. near Cleveland Street and Gull Road for allegedly speeding and endangering a school patrol. Frank J. Weisheit of North Ridgeville was arrested at 8 a.m. for failure to stop safely and speeding. He faces arraignment tomorrow.
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Lous Manyex
Lorain
Cleveland Street
Gull
Frank J. Weisheit
North Hidgeville
Hidge
Cleveland
W. O. C. Names its Representatives To Committee
Five representatives of Lorain Htodge MIM Steel Workers Organizing Committee will participate with the management of the National Tube Company at Lorain on the Victory Production Committee. The move was announced today by Thomas Pycratt recording secretary of the Prestal Lees tent Julius Ceblea and Thema Higeine.
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Lorain Htodge Mim
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Tional Tube Company
Lorain
Victory
Vit
Thomas Pycratt
Presta Lees
Elyria Chamber Plans Regulatory Conference at Hotel Stater
A conference in Elyria aims to explain regulation to attendees. A Cleveland leader plans to attend the event where a Federal Reserve Board representative will discuss rules. The meeting will take place at the Hotel Statler.
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Aemy
Mere Eryria Mereban
Cleveland
Merrer
Argulatian
Metallineay
Elyria Chamber of iCemmerer
LA Representatve
Federal Reserve Board
Rene Feterer
Hotel Statier
Two Men Fist Fight Led to Arraignment in Local Court
Two men tied up by a disturbance on Mesmar Street were arraigned before Judge Petro on a charge of instigation. One man, arrested after a complaint from a state cinema on Cinealand Street, reportedly escalated the disturbance. Fort Roan was fined one dollar and warned for intoxication after a police-court appearance. He was arrested near West Avenue and Ninth Street Saturday.
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Mesmar
Lake
Maser Joes Soph Q Petro
Cineland
Fort Roan
West Avenue
Ninth Street
Local soldiers report from Elyria platoon in South Carolina
James Uric and several Ohio men in the Matite Corps platoon at Parris Island are stationed in rifle range huts with ten men per hut. Pvt Charles L. Rose transfers from Fort McClellan to Camp Cook with the Battle Armored Regiment. W. Maiden leaves Elyria for Fort Snelling to train as a volunteer while brother John O Maiden nears officer training at Fort Henting.
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James Uric
Hlewerth Street
Matite Corps
Ibiow Hote
Parris Island
Atotina
Ant
Lir Les Drage
Flyrian
Usig
Lorain
Indy
Lali
Alo
Osle
Mtn
Andy
Ohio
Unig
Chronicle- Telegram
Charles L. eBilll Rose
Fort McClellan
Alabama
Camp Cook
Californa
An. Atemored
Charles
California
Rose
Flyrna Tages, Inc
Vic Sily
Charles L. Moss
Battle Armored Regiment
St. A.D
W. Maiden
Fort Snelling
Minnesota
Johan G. Maiden
Clinton Street
John O . Maiden
New York State
Fort Henting
Georgia
Elyria
Oberlin Community Calendar Notes Local Events
Oberlin society groups plan a string of gatherings from May 18 to May 22. Churches host meetings at various homes and churches including the Methodist church and Sacred Heart. PTA and women’s clubs, the Nineteenth Century club, and the American Legion Auxiliary announce Tuesday and Wednesday sessions. Oberlin College Employers Association reports leadership changes and a new board of trustees.
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Methodist Wesleyan Service
Gauld
Methodist Church
Pleasant Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
E. Etall
East College Steed
Women's Progressive Club
Blackburn
Groveland Street
Enfants of Pythias
Oberlin
Iede
First Church
Op. mi
W. D. Hotts
Terain’ Street
A. A A. Hell
North Professor Street
H. H Tharton
Profercer Street
John Wood
Canese Street
Order of Eastern Star
Methodiet
Purpleite Seciety
Hid
Oberlin Stamp Clib
Mt Zion Baptist Church elects officers and committees
At the annual meeting of Mt Zion Baptist Church in Storses last week officers were elected for the coming year including George Mosby as church clerk John Robinson treasurer Roy Fields financial secretary Eva Mae Parker assistant financial secretary Adora Douglas public city secretary Trustees named Orville Thomas Sar Mungeon and Superintendent Sunday School Willard Mitchell Committees appointed Music Jean Richardson Maanden Hows Miss Margaret Barnes Flower Marvyl Fields Lecture Ruth Burke Robinson Eva Mae Parker Missionary Florence Godette Nes Flossie Frye Mr Jutta Robinson B P U supervisors Rosa Frieman Harold Christaner Akron. A man named Freedonia Robinson pled guilty to charges of permitting a party to operate his automobile without an operators license and paid $3 and costs after arrest by the state highway patrol. Donald M. Brown Elyria pleaded guilty to operating a car at excessive speed on East Corfin Street and was fined $5 and costs.
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Mt. Zion
Marvyl Fields
Ruth Burke Robinson
Eva Mae Parker
Florence Godette
Nes Flossie Frye
Jutta Robinson
Rosa Frieman
Freedonia
Robinson
Harold Christaner
Akron
Cominis
Sharres
Lcense
State Highway Patrol
Donald M. Brown
Elyria
East Corfin Street
Auction Sale Public Auction at Residence Near Flor ance and Wakeman
Saving sold my farm I will sell at my residence Jocetad on Burr road two miles south of Flor ance and one mile northwest of Wakeman commencing at 1 P M property listing two cows two horses grain farm tools and an assorted merchandise batch including tractors wagons and implements a cash sale all property at buyer's risk MACIL BENNETT owner P A Walker clerk Irvin Klinnet Elyria 6583
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Jocetad
Burr Road
Florance
Wakeman
McCarmick Deering
McCarmick-Deering
Macil Bennett
Owrer
P. A. Walker
Elyria
Irvin Klinnet
Paul H King Dies in Detroit Former President of Crippled Children Societies
Paul H King a pioneer in Michigan crippled children law died in Detroit last night after a career as president of the International Society for Geiypled Children and later leadership roles in related groups. He chaired efforts aligning national and state organizations aiding crippled children and headed the Michigan Crippled Children Commission.
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Severus Elysiona
Detroit
Paul Hh. Kar
International Safety For Crippled Children
Mtr
King
Tite
aDadilys Allen
International Society
Allen
Mr. King
International Sororiety For the Welfare of Cripples
Cleveland
Michigan
Clyldren
Markets and gambling fines headline fragment
The text combines market listings with a police court report. It notes fines of $2 and costs for Alanz Fitzpatrick and Nathaniel Cater on gambling charges after being arrested rolling dice near Tremont Street. The markets section includes varied commodity quotes and items with inconsistent spellings.
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Alanz Fitzpatrick
M Wth Street
Nathaniel) Cater
Wood Street
Tremont Street
Education Boards Receive Checks From The State
State education boards sent twenty three payments totaling funds to Elysia City and Lorain County boards on the second quarterly school aid. Avon and Avon Lake led with hundreds to thousands of dollars. dozens of townships and villages in the county system received varying sums.
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Elysia City
Pelton
Crownhelm
Camaen
Clearvinw
Calumbi
East Carlisle
Eaton
Aztag
Hlyria
Grafdon Township
Grafton Village
Henrietta
Tiroo
Muntington
Ba Grange
Penfield Township
Ditefeld
Ridgeville
Trocheater
Sheffield Lake
South Amherst
Wellington
Disorderly conduct arrest after reported assault on Cleveland street
Edward Gutowski, 19, of Lodi Street faces a $24 fine and costs in police court Inday on a disorderly conduct charge. He was arrested yesterday after police received a report of a man beating a girl on Cleveland Street as she returned home, with the man allegedly striking the girl.
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Heine
Edward Gutowski
Lodi Street
Woom
Cleveland Street
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