Army Reserve Corps Eligible Recruits List Named
A list of candidates and locations is provided for Army Reserve Corps eligibility. Names include Philip Brown Shedar streets Clostan Gottfried Rast Beal street Man and others, with hometowns in Lorain County and nearby areas. The notice outlines qualification for assignment and the newest training station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astre Ferin
Elytiang
Philip Brown
Shedar
Clostan i Gottfried
Kolarsky
Beth Avenuit
Tom On
Oi Cariok
Fifth Sitagt
Robert
Lo Chieitic
Mar
V Hinglon
Marc G. Wood
Avot
Lorain
Lindstey H. Clarke
Robert K. Curtis
Robert A. Cuth- Spert
Donald K. Dengutd
Nenneth oRe.Kercks
James My McKee
Donald ‘Reynolds
Alfred Ni Rytl
Service Visitors At Ration Board Leaves List
Members of the armed forces are listed for their leaves from the War Price Rationing Board. Names include Joseph J. Abraham, Les ter E Edgar, Robert B Howhil, John M Homoki, William M Fischer, Chester Malanowski, Prank Niegowski, David Vandersommen, Reymond Klan, Harold K. Rice, Louis P il, and others with varied leave durations from 4 to 40 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Joseph J. Abraham
Rmdeo
Naver
Williams St
Lester“E. Edgar
Army
Lake Avenue
Robert B. Howhil
Woodford Avenue
John M. Homoki
J-e. Navy
Blake Street
William M. Fischer
Madison. Street
Chester NM
Malanowski
Navy
Twelfth Street
Prank
Niegowski
West Avenue
David Vandersommen
LaGrange
Reymond Klan
AMM
D-C
Harold K. Rice
T-C
Gratton
Louis -P. Il
Brech Street
Hearing On Liquor License Revocation In Columbus
The Ohio Board of Liquor Control schedules a hearing at Columbus at 9 a.m. May 2 on possible revocation of Columbia Hills Inn Routes 82 and 26, operated by Elizabeth Zellath, for allegedly selling liquor to a minor on April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio’ Board of Liquor Contral
Columbia Hills Ton
Elizabeth
Zellath
Columbus
Deaths and obituaries fragment from Grafton area pages
Fragmentary obituaries list residents including Angie Ewebk, a Mrs. Gratien, and Marian, with funeral plans at a Methodist church in Grafton and burial at Mt. Hope. Also notes the death of 67 year old Ford Rente in Clarkfield with services at L D Gerber Funeral Home and burial in Norwalk. Mention Emily Smith widow of Wallace Smith of Elyria with three sons, eight grandchildren, and five greats, and a brief note on Mrs Lucas of Elyria and family survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggin
Angie
Patit Lising
Grattoi Adi
Marian
Ib Grath
Methodist
Cii Sutton
Fd Pnt
Binidayls
Te Rey
Hare
Ressi
Ford
Ucas
Ida BR. Lucas
Jonas’ A. Lucas
Tre Street
Russa
Emily Smith
Wallace Smith
Roos
Avenue
Ines
North Royallon
Ohio
Elyria
First Christian Church
Harry W. Smith
Arthur C. Smith
George G. Smith
Henry Lite
Henry Lite of Unshony
Soin L
Sudru- Chris
Henry KL Shaw
Iielating
Ridgelews
Veterans Urged To Contact USES For Job Information
Cleveland veterans urged to visit United States Employment Service offices for job information and obtain a veteran identification card. Keenan said spot checks show veterans seek jobs below their skills and some male seekers impersonate veterans to bypass hiring regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jade Bs
WMC
Urghig
Obiali
Thefts From Parked Automobile Reported
Harvey Welton of Oberlin reported thefts from his parked Nashlight. A Nashlight, two packages of cigars, tools, a sweater and a cushion were stolen from the glove compartment and rear of the car on West Avenue and Sixth Street while his son was at school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Welton
D.t Oberlin
West Avenua
Sixth Street
Hia
Elyria Man Fined On Driving Charge By Mayor Agate
Elyria residents faced fines after two driving incidents. A Franklin car owner on 442 Oxford Avenue was fined $50 plus costs and had his license suspended six months after a drunken driving conviction by Mayor A. R. Agate. The arrest stemmed from an early Sunday pickup on South Maple Street. Fred Elberg of King Street was fined $5 and costs for intoxication after being arrested near Ve nue and Brand streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Franklin
Oxford Avenue
A. R. Agate
Carr
Elyrian Fred’ Elberg
King ‘Street
A. R. Agite
Brand Street
Real Estate Transfers Reported by The Land Title Guarantee
Numerous property transfers are listed across Elyria Vermilion and surrounding townships. Names include Frances Heebel Elizabeth Wilker Fred Davidson Estella Johnson Joseph Hancock Thurman Elliott and Fred Hoff among others, with parcels on Edgewater Bowary West River Road Mendel Court Indian Hollow Road and East River Road. Several deeds indicate executors and trustees handling transfers in multiple parcels and al lotments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Court Storey
Frances Heebel
Elsi Theamas
Operty
Edgewater Bowary
Jan
Edmund ‘Bachman
Frank Hart
West Sirvel
Elyria
Eleabeth Wilker
George Wilker
Selah Chamberlain
Garfield Rd
Henrietta Town
Estella E. Johnson
Fred P. Davidson
Mooningtan Rd
Vermilion On the Lake Village
First, Savings and Loan Co
Joseph Edsbard
Hancock
Mendel Ct
Joseph K.hancock
Thurman
Eliott
Medel Ct
Fragmentary Lorain County Property Transfers Recounted
A long, fragmentary list details numerous land transfers and lot deeds across Elyria, Lorain, Oberlin, Avon Lake, Sheffield Township, and nearby towns. Names such as Amsden, Haymond, Cory, and Korol appear amid scattered parcel descriptions and street references like Long Ave, Chestnutidge, and Forest. The garbled OCR yields a dense, entity-rich record of property movements without coherent narrative or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wohn
Ewalt
North Ridge
Amber
Hedwig
Varouthakis
Joka “Fi
Stirpak
Amherst
Floyd
Babcock
Irene MM
Hayelies Mae
Mat Tillison
Aly
Haymond
Khhgshitn
Nurvig Ridge
ElyHa Towne
George C. Liewellyn
Broadwins
Loraine
Duke
Tomashek
Thomas
Ohern
Long Ave
Lariat
O'Hert
Rachel Yaney Walinski
Louis Ralnséay
Mary
Steer
Coulter and
Sanford’s
Ridgewood
Sheffield Township
Thomas” Waite
Willoughby Harris
Hallaver Ra
Pittsfield Township
C. B. Annable
Hallaver Rd
Lefore
Lotta M. Moran
Glen Arden Beach
Avon Lake Village
Mabel, Brown
William P. Davis
Forest
St. Oberlin
Bessie ‘A. Brutbs
Bindernagel
Quarrie
Pittsfield
Mattie A. Carver
Elmer
Carver
Chestnutidge
Ridgeville Township
Joseph Ehren
Adam Remerks
Wellington Township
Margaret D. Cory
Charles P. Cory
Schwartz Road
Avon Village
Helen W. Kinieciakta
Viola
Radhial
14Th St. Lo
Tain
Oliver T. Willenx
Marie Standen
2Nd St. Elyria
Mary Storsenski
Cleveland St. Elyria
William Lusiewitz
Anna
Denver Avenue
John
Lorain
Edward Nelson Miller
Sterling BR
Spruce St
Elytia
James E. Ranalis
Maze
BR. Amsden
7Th St
Purdett B. Lawson
C. L. McKee
Spring St
Oberlin
Mabel J. Romick
William A. Woodford
Avon
Dover Beach
Joseph Seisen
George Miller
Oak Point
Black River Township
Edward
Hadsady
Anton Bohac
Propery
Charnes
Pierce
Joseph Vewdt
Origial
Fata
Jeph Bright
Orginal
Eaton Township
Grace Gordon
Gilbert
Sabin
D.tien
Florin Joho A
Robella
Et Keils
Aslumina
Edius Day Jones Vahar
Ory Kap
Vermilion On Vedapindat Co
Ta Fuer Sromth
Irukwon
Dane Company
Mig
Valuge
Sidiaefier
Cheate
Gaits UN
Armages i Elsy
Aviheest
Walter Gaede
Joeger Bugis
Saud
Adolpharhs
Kolas Re
Elyria
Hilarious Senior Play Impresses Large Audience
The high school auditorium hosted the three act Farce Best Foot Forward with Nina Baker directing. Students led by Dutch Miller Cale Day and Helen Schussinger encountered comic woes when a movie star guest visits. The cast included Patricia Dempsey Jack Miller Barbara Lohnes and Violet Christensen with orchestra by Walter F. Von Brock enhancing the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finimbét
Biprians
Soria
Bove
Neeulis
Misa Nina Baker
Russell Husenaw
Miller Ahd
Russell Boeringer
Wank Moys
Bud Iooper
Donald “Lumadue
Helen Schussinger
Catherine McConvile
Cale i Day
Patricia’ Dempsey
Jack’ Miller
Chuck Green
Barbara Lohnes
Robert, Ohlemacher
Reeber
Ronald Egar
Margaret Lields
Cleveland Man Fined for Reckless Driving
Cleveland resident Carl J. Stubau was fined five dollars in police court today after arraignment on reckless driving charges. He was arrested yesterday afternoon for running a traffic signal at Bread and Ohgstage streets. A separate report states five year old Robert Nagy of 109 Blake Street was bitten on the right arm yesterday by a small dog on Tron dale street while attempting to pet it. dog ownership could not be learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Stubau
Cleveland
Bread and Ohgstage
Robert Nagy
Trondale Street
Washington
Detroit
Thomas Tanga
WPB
Peas
Thomas
WRB
Okinawa Battles Ramp Up as 86th Division Presses Yonabaru
Field dispatches report the 86th division engaging near Yonabaru and the outskirts of Naha as the battle for Okinawa nears a climax. Japanese defenses benefit from wrecked structures while American forces counter with air and sea operations amid limited damage. Masahide Aoki, Okinawa prefectural assembly member, was killed last week while aiding Japanese forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonabaru
86Th
Nukagusuku Bay
Naha
Mie Agate
Masahide Aoki
Okinawa
Induction Sentences From Board Five Area Men
Eleven men from Board Five area were inducted with eight sent for induction by Local Board No 4. From North Ridgeville and nearby towns they were sent to Camp Atterbury and Great Lakes for training. The ceremony included an invocation by George Day and a short address by Allen Shell Harrison, with the Fall In booklet presented to each inductee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North “Ridgesville
Cleveland
Atterebury
Indiana
Great Lakes
Navy
Merwin Franklin Judsary
Grattan
Jacol Hotmanny
Charlésedurt
Elyria
Merle Joh Ratsay
Atterbury
Stephen Lowing Vores
Ridgeville Board
Columbus
George Day
Elyria Post 12
American Legion
Allen Shell Harrison
Court verdict and multiple suit notices in Elyria area
A verdict in favor of Lilly Tkach in Judge TD A Cook's court awards $60,000 in a defamation suit by W B Wilhelm of Cleveland over a January 14 1944 false contract alteration claim tied to a land purchase in Amherst township. Other cases include alimony dismissal for Luise Kallis, a Lorain property contract suit by Andrew Bakar versus Dan Barson, and several divorces or name changes in Amherst and Elyria. County plans a June 20 ditch hearing in Sheffield township with a June 13 view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Tkach
Lilly Ketch
Elyria
TD. A. Cook
W.B. Wilhelm
Cleveland
Wilhelm
Amherst Township
Andrew Bakar
Lorain
Dan Barson
Lorain Property
Common Pleas Court
Dunton Ditch
Sheffield
Belden To Graduate Class Of 14 Tonight
Belden is set to graduate a class of 14 tonight as the ceremony proceeds with school officials noting the graduates’ service and future plans. The event marks a milestone for students including those pursuing further studies and entering the workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
18 Graduate From Brookside School
Brookside School honors the senior class with officers named Irene Barry president and Alpha Wallace treasurer. Valedictorians are Aloha Wallace and George Kosanovich with Dorothy Garber as secretary and George Roginovichs as vice president. Glen Co. West guidance director spoke as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Brookside School
Evening musical program at Second Methodist Church
This evening the Second Methodist Church presents a special musical program by Gospel Beams at eight o clock. The service is open to the public and a free will offering will be taken. Rev. E. E. Hamblen is pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
E. E. Hamblen
April Sanatorium Monthly Operations Report
The April report shows 74 patients in the sanatorium at month end, four new admissions, and a slight net decrease from month start. Operating expenses totaled 8128. A total of 10,800 meals were served at 18.2 cents each, with receipts from paying patients amounting to 1671.54.
Oberlin Professor Edward Fiess Publishes in Journals
Edward Fiess, Oberlin College English instructor, has articles in recent journals. The Humanist Winter 1944-45 features his piece on Dewey’s View. the February 1945 issue of College English includes Language and Morats. He is a graduate of Antioch, earned an MA from Wesleyan, taught at Wesleyan and Carnegie Tech, edited for Army Air Forces at Patterson Field, and joined Oberlin in November 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvbomliw
Wuorwe
Edward
Fiess
Oberlin
Humanist
Dewey
College
Antioch College
Wesleyan University
Connecticut
Wesleyan
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Army Air Forces
Patterson Field
Lake Park funds bill advances in Senate committee
A bill to create a state park on Lake Erie, about 1500 acres along Boaster Creek in Utah county, seeks a $300000 appropriation. Advised by Admiral King Park supporters led by Dan Patterson, the Admiral King Park committee plans further action after Senate conservation committee approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Boaster Creek
Lutaih
Lorain County
Admiral King
Kinga Corain
Patterson
Ceinservation
Order Of Cooties To Meet Saturday
The Military Order of the Cooties VFW will hold its monthly meeting Saturday at the door Wy hall. New members will be initiated and the hospital committee will plan visits to veterans hospitals in the near future. The meeting will start at 8:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.F. W
Wy Hall
Hoapital Committee
Markets War Administration Markets Near Produce Terminal
Market items show prices for apples, melons, cucumbers, greens, and late winter crops. Livestock prices in Cleveland reflect active hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep with varied grades and steady demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackyi Appleb
Jonathans Deen
Fair Condition
Asparagua— Heck Uastnis
Appratl Matel
Jos
U.S
Cleveland
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Ration Board
Sudro-Curtis
Ea Aca
R. W. Beckett Engineering Co
Iver Boag
Aletla B. iPeesugg
James Joyason
Aanterst
Frank Ht.trawford
Telepariey
Carhete Sownship
Woodtas
Laurie
Stanley Denis Phisn
Noah Kidpe
Lark
Tao
Mju
Prudential Justieatee Company of
Praggs Fae Ou
Dante Baas Linteaty Thulbow
Tylaagy
Orton
Beth Tost
Fawsian Serperhy
Liunise Kallis
William
Common Pleas
Vera M. Mielearek
R. D. Amherst
Joseph
Koepke
Joseph Godles
Helen
Irene Spaw
BR. D
Sull Day
Lloyd
Coulomb
Toe
Nothian
Peter
Oberlin Man
Ameer Tee
Senate
Lake Park
TON Eng
Toledo
Orain
Arn Whan
Olea
Broad Street
Normandie
Fashion Shoppe
Middle Avenue
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