Meritorial Services in Grafton Sunday Parade Details
Community plans a meritorial service in Grafton with a parade starting at 12 80 pm from the Town Hall down Chestnut Street to the railroad and Main. Gold Slot Transportation and local business leaders back the event with a 12 30 pm assembly. Mothers and widows of fallen locals will receive awards. Rev Wilman leads singing and Alfred Hosher will read the General Order. If rain, program moves to Grafton school.
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Grarton
Grafton
Cecil Janson
Lakting
Mathers
Chestnut
Maryo Street
Mechanic Street
Parson Road
Eave
Ria
Obertirs
Nordly Baton
Béldons
Wilman
Alfred Hosher
Thomas McCartys
King Pirt
Mary Louise
Edwards
Done Na Carmel
Blaine Sbenerd
Veteran's of Foreign Wars
Kiwaniing
Girl
Brownie ‘Scouts
Oberlin Obituary for Mrs Mary Bugan at 46
Mrs Mary Bugan aged 46 of Wakeman residence passes away at home, eight months after illness. She leaves son, daughter, Lorain, sister Mesodio Weber Elyria, brother P Downs La Grange, and two great grandchildren. Body at home. services Saturday at St Heart Church Oberlin with Fr O Loughtin officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Mary Bugan
Wakeman
Selater
Union ‘Street
Sun
Fol
Lorain
Mesodio A. Weber
Elyria
Ak Downs
la Gratge
Avestatiehildren
Fr. O'Loughtin
Gas Rations Increase Across Nation Starting June 22
Government announces a 50 percent rise in A gas rationing with A-16 coupons valid June 22, boosting weekly gasoline by about a gallon. H rations rise only with demonstrated need. Six coupons activate three months. BY rations vary countrywide, reflecting military demand and supply constraints.
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Washington
Aine
Harold Lotekes
Prive Administratta
United States
Abe
Rix Keller
GRO Miles
Met
Ralph K. Davies
Employees Honored for 0.28 Service Records at Company Party
The Ohio Public Berv company held its annual party as 25 employees received service pins for 5 to 30 years. Led by John Johnsais, the event featured remarks on long‑term service, including Albert Luikarti for 30 years and Carl Shepard and Gary Roche for 20 years. Recipients also included John Mockler George Ribensoh Paul Kreiss Ray Drush el Louis Ferri Bonfarin Eldridge Truman Catinel and others with 5 to 10 years of service.
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Ohio
Hans
Schinvidets
Johnsais Ice
OFS
Albért Luikarti
Luikart
Carl Shepard
Tarry Roche
John Mockler
George Ribensoh
Paul Kreiss
Ray Drushel
Louis Ferri
Bonfarin Eldridge
Truman Catinel
Orrie” Stanfield
Ray Leslie
McIntyre
Des Signing
Charles Jones
Joseph Morgan
T. F
Roy Dewey
John Danear
Vom. Klinger
Merten Mason
Ford Myers
Mildred Shes
Liua
Hough Sweet
Carl Leslie
Marvey . Flogers
Dania Goampl
Mrr. Johnson
He Phi
Auto Crashes Through Lorain Erie Bridge Gates
Jacob Aston of 0 P Colorado Avenue Lorain drove east on Erie Avenue and crashed through both gates of the Erie Bridge after the west gate was lowered. He told bridge operators he was blinded by the sun and became excited after passing the first gates.
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Jacob Aston
Colorado Avenue
Loran
Drivit
Erie Avenue
Erie
County’ Commissioners
Aston
Medina Court To Hear Mixed Civil Actions
Judge J A Coote will preside in Medina for several civil matters including a negligence and cruelty suit by Wanda Weygandt and Ray Coates, a divorce suit by Vivian Dembinski, and other actions from Elyria and Oberlin. A jury heard traffic collision testimony and damages as of February 34, 1944, with cross-petitions for damages filed in related cases.
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Sus
Tice
Carl’ Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Ba- In -Medina
Sourbecte
Shetek
Lukes
Steve Swope
Detroit
Shiribbery
Common Pleas Court
Common ‘Pleas
Eliza i
Sanders
H.F. Bron
Will
Dorothy. Crawford
Mae Huene
Grace Cashner
J.° Porter
Oberlin
Bronson
D. A
Cook
Gladys W Grobe
Longfeive Street
Joe Barn, Jr
Longfellow Street
Bara
Court of Appeals
Rea Hn Ae
Legislation Proposed to Expand Executive Authority
President urges broad flexible law covering all executive agencies to permit any form of organizational adjustment. He criticizes Congress for resisting reforms while denying tools to remove root causes behind executive criticism. Deputy sheriffs later arrested John Jones for breaking a window and threatening a resident. A zoning appeal over a fishing and boating resort cited motor boat noise. court ruled motorboat use legitimate and the boating operation not objectionable. Continued from page one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Branch
Congress
Guys B. Findley Iasuédeva
World War II Warfront Updates from Asia and Burma
Military communique reports American and Allied forces advancing in the Marakina watershed and Cagayan valley as Japanese air attacks strike Yokohama Kawasaki Shizuoka and Hamamatsu along the Tokyo coast. British 14th Army engages a strong Japanese force near Pegu while patrolling and mopping up continue in central Burma.
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Lion
Ameria
Hamamatsu
Tokyo
Asia
14Th Army
Pegu
Rankoon
Burma
Roosevelt Cabinet Survivor Remains From 1933 Era
The last member of President Roosevelt’s cabinet still alive is Harold L. Ikes secretary of interior, a veteran of the 1933 Roosevelt administration. Speculation about further developments continues as the page one continuation notes.
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Court of Eminia
Interior
Harold” Lickes
Roosevelt
Markets and politics blend in postwar inflation notes
A jumble of market figures shows tomato and asparagus prices, cattle bids, and grain quotes, interspersed with political remarks. The piece notes resignations and possible impacts on 1948 elections, citing Ickes and Wallace and President Truman discussing Cabinet changes and Morgenthau.
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Secretary of Commerce
Henry A. Wallace
Truman
Wallace
Bolt
State
Treasury ‘Departments
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
State ‘Department
Hear Testimony in Telephone Dispute Charges
Frederick B. Parkes of Washington testified for the National Labor Relations Board at Elyria Telephone Co. hearings. The testimony covered charges by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers alleging interference restraint and coercion against union members by the Blytin Telephone Co. Shroyer of Cleveland, regional NLRB attorney, described the proceedings.
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Fréderick B. Parkes
National Bar: Relations Board
Lestimany
Elyria Téléphone
Se Ciatonal Brotherhood
Bf Electrical Workers
Blytin Telephone Co
Thomas EB
Shroyer
Cleveland
NLRB
Membets
Sunday collision report from Lena May Datis address
A scattered OCR fragment describes a traffic incident near 165 Pa dena avenue involving Lena May Datis. It mentions Hal fende and Dickason, a car stop, and a police or public collision note. The readable details are fragmentary and unspecific about date or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alito Bempe
Rae the
Lena May Datis
Dena Avenue
Armiged
Avcollisi
Polive
Ald Thor
Dickason
Company filing misread as representation by Win Patrick
A fragmented notice appears to reference a representation by Win Patrick, with garbled wording suggesting a corporate filing or appointment. Details are illegible, but the names present imply a formal business matter requiring clarification or correction by the relevant filing authority.
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Grafton School
Caiumium
Chile
Joseph
Conrad
Lake. Ave
Ted Seward
Hiplan
Sudro-Curtis
Leen Luke Them
Lee To
Stetson
Panamas
THE
Fitch Co
Wanda
Aled
Vivian Dembinski
Edward
Carol DePazio
Nued Foriliverce
Benito
Janet Behaeffer
Hey
Elyrian
John Jones
DeWitt Street
Elyria Avenue
Lena Williams
PEN
Lopk
Elippe
Acne
Feck Baskrin
OMONG
Witter
Mussipons
Baskrta
U- B
Toledo
Beels
Win Patrick Cly
Felatiens
Carlton Furs
Middle Ave
First Savings and Loan Bank
Penney’s
Sun Shop
Grace
Godneys
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