Social Security potential expansion discussed at meeting
The session reviewed the Social Security Act and possible broadened coverage for dependent children the crippled child and health welfare programs. Speakers noted eligibility requires 40 work quarters and extra benefits go to next of kin, with hope for expansion to include farmers houseworkers and small firms. Two guests Joe Street Medina and George Allen Elyria attended and two new members Russell Schmittger Taylor Funeral Home and Is By Quivic Grayalune joined.
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Skelly
Anchide
Joe Street
Medina
George Allen
Elyria
Russell Schmittger
Taylor Funeral Home
Quivic
The
Grayalune
News of Gur Men and Women in Uncle Sam's Service
A wartime notice highlights U S Army and Navy personnel from Ohio and nearby areas. Included are Sgts. Schneider Avon and Kozel of Elyria and Parma, with campaigns in England, Luzon, and New Guinea. Also noted are Marine Sgt. Glenn W. Peaking of Oberlin, a veteran with 16 months aboard a patrol craft, and Sgt. Paul F. Allen of Columbia Station returning from the Pacific for furlough and reassignment. The 24th Bombardment Group member Albert Praszek of Gratton is recognized for ground duties aiding Eighth Air Force missions over Europe.
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Pacific
Glenn
W. Feaking
Mre
Mra
Oberlin
Feakins
Miramar
Calif
Paul F. Allen
EE. Allen
Columbia’ Station
Fourth Marine Air
Marshalls
Gilberts
Marianas
BOMA
England
Albert
Praszek
Gratton
Eighth Air Force
Europe
John Praszek
Grafton
a, Tum _ber, and coal company
Iceland
Death Record WIEHELMESA SUTGERS AVON LAIR
Avon Lair Airs Wilhelmina Ridgers 71 of Burien died at Tharonsfoad hospital Cleveland at 8 20 yr Friday She was a member of the Avon hake Congregational church the Venetis League the 90 FL and Ate sowing society Surviving are her husband CU Rodgers Wree sans Grant Lorain Clare Avon Lake and Wayne will te Army in Parte Ricay a daughter Helta Rudge Cleveland one granddaughter and a brother and sisters in New Beemen 0 Yhe body is being taken to the late home today Funeral arrangements have not been complete John W Wellington John Watkins Wight 81 died at his home on Courtland street on Friday following a fingeringness Born in Wellington he operated a jewelry afore in Wellington until W29 and was president of the Wellington Telephone company for over 18 years He was a member of the Board Afle d2 RAM Of and the GLKS He is survived by his wife Bess ie a daughter Mrs Edna Tennant Wellington a son Paul Cleveland a sister Mrs Clara Pitts fit LaPorte no brother Terman of Wellington and one grandchild The body is at the K S Andrews Funeral home where Ver s ices will be held at 2 30 pm Monday with the Hev L E Werner officiating Burial will be made in Greenwood cemetery.
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Wiehelmesa Sutgers
Avon Lair
Wilhelmina Ridgers
Burien’ Street
Tharonsfoad Hospital
Cleveland
Venetis
CU Rodgers
Wree
Grant
Lorain
Clare
Avon Lake
Wayne
Ricay
Rudge Cleveland
Aideo
New Beemen
John W. Wellington
John Watkins Wight
Courtland Street
Wellington
Wellington ‘Telephone Company
RAM
GLKS
Bessie
Edna Tennant
Polish government question stirs Soviet reply letter
A Moscow correspondent reports Stalin favored a Polish provisional government based on Comecon decisions and allied terms while noting no new Polish settlement thesis emerged. Officials offered no immediate comment. A separate automobile accident claim notes Vera Manledrak’s car damaged after a collision with a truck on Broad Street in Lords.
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Vera Manledrak
Ta 2
Amherst
M.sesterday
Georgy Brotherton
Clark Street
Broad
Lords
Destruction of Avls Factories Hits Key Industrial Sites
In the latest raids two days of combat left Mugumshi Air crafty factories destroyed or damaged. Areas spanning several square miles faced destruction with numerous plants severely damaged or partially closed. The Navy reported fleetyard and production facilities sustaining heavy losses across multiple companies in Osaka Tokai Nippon lines and surrounding districts.
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Mugumshi
Heavlty
Dist Berder Command
Rease
Aichi Aircraft
Misvha
Osaka Machinery Point
Tokai Electrie Company
Negran No. 3
Nippon Vehole Manufseturag Champany
Electue Steel Company
Minann Tant
Qroku Machinery Tk
Mohoku Mouthierympaty
Raanderd
Boda Machinery
Toki
Tujas Bleerode
Cumapagy
Mogsa
Batlert Cotten ML
Carried Abtweatt Works
Onda Comers
Okunia Tren Works
Hogine Dlant
Rbukwa al
Ohio Surplus Predicted To Grow By 25 Million
A surplus forecast for Ohio projects an increase of about 25 million dollars in state aid to schools, driven by Gov Frank J. Lausche’s revenue estimates. The biennial appropriations total 391,498,496 dollars, with receipts for 1946-47 expected at 339,351,068 after adjustments.
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Stae
the. Association
An. Analysia
Frank J. Lavigche
Fevenue
Mates
Association
Estimtés
Ohio
BOC
Inca Government Fund
Ridgeville College Play Presents I’d Rather Be Young
Ridgeville north side auditorium hosts a three act student comedy I’d Rather Be Young by Dorothy Bennett and Link Hannah. Directed by Mrs Winona Newton the cast includes seniors Ann Irons Ann Bonnet Ann Wilbur Adele Smith Grace Wilbur Laura Mae Salisbury Marilyn Brown Ursula Schneider with undergraduates assisting and a ventriloquy of clever telephone scenes.
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Ridgeville
Ann Irons
Ann Bonnet
Ann Wilbur
Adele Smith
Grace Wilbur
Laura Mae Salisbury
Marilyn _ Brown
Ursula» Schneider
Evelyn. Stroud
Mariolle Trons
Patricia Heister
Newton von
Roger Amidon
Joan Gusky
Robert?Schmitt
Ren
Viola Heisler
Thelma Snider
Helton
Amherst Man Fined On Assault Charge
Amherst man George Abraham of Amherst was fined and costs after arraignment before the justice of the peace on an assault charge. Details describe the offense and related penalties assigned in the local court.
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Amherst Man
George ‘Abraham
Amhierst
Justice of the Peace
Morris
Amherst
Deribus Kawalczyk
Two Elyrians Fined On Conduct Charges
Wallace Nichols Yo M C A and Lois Hanley of 548 Broad Street were fined $25 and costs by Mayor A R Agale after arraignment on disorderly conduct charges. They were arrested at 48 Broad Street at 1 a m today.
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Wallace Nichols
Yo M
C. A
Lois Hanley
Broad Street
A. R. Agale
Court House notices and local court actions
Probate proceeds for Henry W Thomas of 418 Third Street show his will leaving all property to heirs Anna Mary and Jennette Kopin with Kopin later deceased. Defamatory divorce petitions and custody rulings appear, including Anna Oberlin and Edvie Crosby cases, plus Edward Strickler on furlough and C Cummings arraigned for paternity.
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Henry W. Thomas
Third
Street Steel
Ndustry
Anna
Mary
Jennette Kopin
Koplity
Cpl
Edward Strickler
Oberlin Road
Common , Pleas Court
Judtice. of the Peace
C. Cummings Fodey
Service Visitors At Ration Board
Armed forces members listed as visiting the Elyria War Price and Ration Board on Friday with furlough lengths. Names include Francis S. Bardon, Victor Grasso, Henry J. Wisneski, James A. Baxter, Howard Shook, Jack M. Houston, James L. Bertie, and Creel Hale among others, with furlough spans from two to thirty days and locations such as Main Street Grafton and Prospect Street Elyria.
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Armed Forces
Elyria
Roden
St Alva ‘Lo. Smith
A. A
Francis S. Bardon
Army
Main
Grafton
Victor Grasso
Navy
Elbe Street
Henry J. Wisneski
Prospect Street
James A. Baxter
Twelfth Street
Pye
Howard &, Shook
Middle Avenue
Jack M. Houston
Cannnbus Street
Vulcan
Pfe
James L. Bertie
R. D
Portlond
Cpt
Creel Hale
R.D
Elyris
Ouls
Licenses Granted For Rankin And Longwell In Elyria
Wesley C Rankin aged 21 of Elyria in the U S Army and Blanche A Longwell aged 19 of 1731 Lake Avenue Elyria were issued licenses in a local civil filing. The notice records their ages and addresses as part of the marriage licensing list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley C. Rankin
Elyria
U. S. Army
Blanche A. Longwell
Lake Avenue
Will Construction Affirmed By Court
The court of appeals affirmed a will case involving Frances Nicholl of Brownhon and Cleveland, who died October 15, 1944 leaving an estate valued near 75 000. Edward Bergener of Cleveland is named as heir while others claim relationships. Edward Bergener of Zanesville and Harry Nicholl, a cousin by marriage, are cited in the dispute over rightful inheritance. The executor contends the court must settle which Bergener is entitled to the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Harry Nicholl
Lotain
Goristrie the Tall
Bergener
County to interview dog warden applicants Monday
County commissioners announced they will interview applicants for the Lorain county dog warden position in their office at 9:80 a.m. Monday. Dog Warden Jack Forbes is resigning. six applications are on file and more may be submitted for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Jack Forbes
Mayor Fines Elyman For Disorderly Conduct Charge
Harry Wade of 405 Middle Avenue was fined 10 dollars and costs by Mayor A Agate after arraignment on a disorderly conduct charge. Wade was arrested at 12:50 a m today during a fight with Kennedy Geog of North Olmsted near The Elyria Body and Machine Shop where Geog works as foreman. Wade had been discharged from the shop yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyman
Harry Wade
Middle Avenue
A Agate
Wade
Kennedy
Geog Nf
North Olmsted
Elyria
Geog
Elyrian Fined For Reckless Driving Case Summary
Frank J. Hicks of 161 East Avenue was fined ten dollars and costs after being arraigned on a reckless driving charge. The incident involved a collision on 15th Street with a vehicle driven by Mrs. Andrew Kalaki of 127 Franklin Street. The accident occurred at 10 10 p m yesterday according to police records.
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Elyrian
Frank J. Hicks
East Avenue
Coun
15Th Street
Andrew Kalaaki
Franklin Street
Hospital Discharges and Addresses Listed
Hospital discharges include Mrs Frank Pavlish of Clinton avenue Peter Choba noff Mire Wal ter Wisnieski of 872 East Sixteenth street Humle Glass and No 9 Wood ford avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pavlish
Clinton Avenue
Peter
Chobanoff
Oxford Avenue
Walter Wisnieski
East Sixteenth Street
Humle Glass
Wood
Ford Avenue
Forfeiture hearing details on parcels set for sale
The record outlines a Mon pleas hearing about objections to forfeiture. It notes parcels to be advertised for sale in 1997 including 38 and 3B as part of the forfeiture process and lists other parcels involved.
Lorain Man Named Bridge Operator in Gorashy
Lorain Man named bridge operator for Erie Avenue bridge in Gorashy. Conrad Barry appointed county commission to fill Maxwell’s retiring post on probation for a year at $165 monthly, with a $175 balance. Sule Lies Frank Nitz.
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Coninission
Conrad Barry
Lorain
Erie Ave
Nnce
Gorashy
Maxwell
Sule
Frank Nitz
Todake Barry
Nis Balan
Wate ATE baskets of mediumns in SBS 41,95.41
Ultran unreliable fragmentary text mentions a Wate ATE baskets of mediumns in SBS 41 95 41 and references Aurhes, Z WATEN HER th hg giRaty in unclear context. No clear event or identifiable persons or organizations present.
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SBS
Suet Ag H
Aurhes
Waten
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