Lorain County Four-H Week Reviews 1946 Work
Lorain County reports 80 Four-H clubs with 729 youth and 79 leaders during National Four-H Week. Raymond E. B. Trinter directed county work last summer, now overseen by Marjorie Kibler and Card Deeds. A new Tom Reep Memorial Race Stub radio club in Wellington, led by Raymond Churen, engages 11 members using repurposed radio parts, showcased at the county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Raymond EB. Trinter
Marjorie Kabler
Tom Reep
Welling
Thaclei
Rasmond Churen
Reep
Hin
Wreld Wert
Wellington
Miss Kibler
Deeds
Three Appeals Filed In Ohio Unemployment Claims
Three appeals were filed today in Ohio unemployment compensation cases involving Perry Fay Co General Industries and Cylson Corp. The appeals challenge a board of review decision disallowing further appeal in cases heard last July by Referee James Horn. Claimants include Dora Hopkins Lillie Griffith and Mary Polacsek, employees of the three firms respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Perry Fay Co. General Industries
Cylson Corp
Board of Review
Unemployment Compensation Bureau
James Horn
Ney Dora Hopkins
Schooltreet
Lillie Griffith
Furnace Street
Mary Polacsek
Perty Fay
General Industrics
Colson Corp
Woman Accused Of Murdering Husband In Fairfield
Lois Wilson 24 is jailed on a murder charge after her three children reportedly described the incident. Authorities say an older child claimed a four year old accidentally shot Leon Wilson 29 with a shotgun during play. Linden provided statements and Wilson awaits coroner results as custody roles are set.
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Fairfield
Lois Wilson
Leon
Wilson
Juinden
Linden
Mommy Stlaitey
Records Boost Flynds Library Collection by Frank Seward
Addition of more than a score of records and albums to Elyria Library was announced today. Frank Seward donated most items in memory of his mother, the late Mrs. J B Seward, marking the third substantial increase to the collection. The library also purchased several records, including classical and operatic works, and a LinguaPhone course, with some titles from noted composers and orchestras such as the Rostand Symphony Orchestra and the Philadelphia Orchestra under Eugene Ormandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor the Flynds Library
Frank Seward
J.B Seward
Mics Bda Moore
Ibrarian
Teernings
Sonora Chocoters
Malloy Cros
Wurton Salon
Thomas Jefferson
Rostan
Serge Rousseyt
Sibelius
Finlandia
Sresrd
Raxon
Ainor
Howard Bare Vaya Dvoraks
New World
Philadelphia Orchestra
Eugene Ornendy
Tchaikovski
St Tours
Vladimir Golschimantin
Pucesars
London
Phiparmenie
Sse Toons Beecham Strauss
Leopold Stokowski
Vonduetmie
New York
CIA Symphony Orchestra
Rachmannel
Minoe
Philhaermone Symphony Orchestra
Artur Rodzingki
Mendedstoln-Bartholdy
Bruno Walter
Philharmionic Orchestra of
Puccini
Verdi
Liszt
Two Newark Youths in Police Custody
Two Newark youths surrendered to Sandusky and Newark authorities after a stolen car chase in Newark. Officers stopped the vehicle and arrested the suspects. one was wounded while another fled but was captured hours later. A separate fatal incident is reported as Decoy, a relative of Mr and Mrs Peay Bernus, per the aftermath of a kerosene stove explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Sandusky
Heer
Sonwilk
Newirk
Willam
Kay Evans
Marefield
Ksanas
Norwalk
Mr and My
Peay
Bernus
Harleys Reese
Oberhin
West Avenue
Whey Struce Hiya Wilton Lee Co
Rolle Watson
Death Record for Andrew Cwik 70 Berea resident
Andrew Cwik aged 70 of 123 Wellington Street Berea died yesterday afternoon at Berea Community Hospital after being taken there. His wife Frances Cwik died October 3. Surviving children include Cecelia Budy Helen Kosicki Carl Susan Kanes Clarence Rose Victoria and Raymond with grandchildren also listed. Friends may call at the residence and services will be held at 9 pm Saturday at St Adelbert Church Berea with burial in St Adelbert’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Cwik
Wellington Street
Berea
Cecelia Buty
Flynin
Berea Community Hospital
Frances Cwik
Budy
Helen Kos
Icki
Carl
Susan Kanes
Clarense
Rose
Victoria
Raymond
St Adelbert Church
Youth Council Sets November Meetings
The Senior High Youth Council schedules activities for November including a Bible study, a discussion on boy-and-girl relations on November 17, and a Thanksgiving weekend service plan for November 24. Betty Collier named voting delegate for Northeastern Conference convocation. Salary, duties, and staff notes appear for local school positions.
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Hiese
Neenen
Everninas
Betty Collier
Shirt Braddon
Bory Reger
Ruth Brucker Raye
Unedia
City council inches forward with committee planning
Council members urged setting aside one Monday each month for a committee of the whole to formalize discussions on upcoming matters. Reports approved include police car purchases, a three wheel motorcycle for meter work, and sewer planning for Harvard Avenue area.
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Frank Kayden
Vanncit
Coreiaet
Linge
Connect
Kayden
Uure
Reporta
Counen
Kenneth Lord
Coune Agate
Vicuses
Hawthorne Street
Benny
Myles Parmner
Denise We
Harvard Peifry Park
Crgyer Street
Inne Sewsaci Black
Lea
Agate Peemed
Aude
Whede
Constance Tien of & Sewer
Bulla Homes
Maret Agite
Ty Proper
Medimne Py
Pestihat
Hasek Craic
Truman Votes and Sees Farewell at Independence Depot
President Truman cast his ballot for the Democratic ticket in Independence and then rode the special train back to Washington. He and daughter Margaret paused to greet schoolchildren and supporters outside the Memorial Building, with 300 to 400 people at the station bidding farewell as the train departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Mon
Truman
Democratic Party
Washington
Margaret
Mere
Truwan
White House
Mr. Truman
Chorpe Wallace
Philfarn
Transan
Mus
Vo Strickler
Deer Jumps Through Two Windows in Apartment Incident
Cleveland residents awoke to a deer leaping through laundry and then a second window before fleeing. Authorities speculate the animal startled occupants, with no injuries reported. Local officials urge residents to remain cautious after the unusual disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fletcher Reynolas
Tools Installed to Aid Woodwork at YMCA
Everett Palmey reports two new power tools, a saw and a planer, are being installed for boys crafts work at the YMCA. The tools will speed wood preparation for crafts projects and other building needs. The boys work director and instructors will operate them.
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M.C. A
Everett Palmey
Association
Widtulore
Bays
Native Of La Porte Dies In Honolulu
Native of La Porte Trency B. Kelsey died in Honolulu on Sept 21 1946 after two days in hospital Funeral services were held in Honolulu and his ashes will be buried in La Porte as requested by his will filed with a bank Masonic secretary J D Huffman noted the ashes had not yet arrived and he would carry out the burial at La Porte Cemetery Evangelist Mink B Pardeck of Kansas City will lead a two week revival at Elyria Tabernacle today with services each evening except Saturday starting at 7 PM
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Trency
B. Kelsey
la Porte
Honolau
Kelsey
Elyriut
LaPorte
Honolulu
J. D. Huffman
Chronicle
Chronicle-Telegram
Huffman
Shospel Tabernacle
Markets Report On Miscellaneous Produce And Goods
A crowded early 20th century market listing numerous fruits vegetables and goods including apples bananas celery onions greens and potatoes. The text notes quantities prices baskets and various price tags with many vendor names and items interwoven in a dense catalog style.
Lawsuit notes and court actions mix in Lorain records
A string of Lorain court notices shows petitions for partition in Columbia Township, divorce suits by Guadalupe Belch and Donald Maller, and a number of civil actions. Other items include a juvenile court finding on Puma for receiving stolen property, bond releases for Donald Dinnie, and fines for petty larceny and gambling in city court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Puma
Lorain
H. H. Nye
Tolun
Ape
Puma
Jannie Rositano
Donald Dinnie
Land Road
Grafton Township
Justice of the Peace
Richard Baird
Alton Mennell
Dinnie
Dinkie
School Board Asked Not To Overlook Religious Education
A letter to Elyria City Board of Education from Elyria Council of Church Women urges the district to adopt religious education in the public schools. It calls for intercultural programs during Christmas Hanukkah and Easter Passover, and supports senior students arranging baccalaureate services while recognizing home responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria City
G. R. Hargate
Elyria
Church Wriner's Council
Pupils to Receive Noon Supervision at Hamilton School
The Elyria school board authorized Superintendent Boh to arrange noon supervision for Hamilton School pupils who must stay for lunch. Forty nine West Carlisle district tuition pupils eat lunch there, while teachers now volunteer. Superintendent estimates paid supervision would cost about 5000 annually, contingent on the school levy passage. Some township residents have volunteered to bring hot meals as weather cools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
J.B. Boh
Hiamilton School
West Carliste
Th Oy
Hamilton Schoel
Sehoel
Ten Granges Represented At Lorain County Meeting
Ten Granges attended the Lorain County Pomona gathering at Carlisle Grange hall. Six candidates took the Pomona obligation, and officers were elected with Martta Crile as Master and S. P. Mason as Overseer. Letters from Taft and Huber were read. plans for a Safety Program and Lorain County Forum Committee members were reported.
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Lorain County
Pomona
Carlisle Grange Hall
Sarah Harrson
Belden Grange
Cyr J. Reinders
Ethel A. Reinders
Carlisle
Lette Hawk
Wellington
Franklin Sanders
Thelma Shaw
Penfield
Lorain County Forum Committee
S. P. Mason
Marion Crile
M. Parke
Bert Nesbitt
Orville Knapp
Leon Lehman
LaVerne Fullmer
Taft
Huber Frauisner
Wayne Grange
Martta Crile
Po Mason
Irr
Dorothy Ly Meredux
Stew Merton Maison
Ralph BowmanNaplain
Maroon Keine
Edi
Treamiter
RD. Holcomb
Tle Tesry
Blue Shriver
Kulekeepe Daman Sisswort
Pomer Marion
Rolla
Orth
Mary Pappert
Dads Sagt
Les Mar Coe
Hance
Euscleeted
Nellie Letain
Pianies
Mis. C. Dull
Legislative Agen
B. A. Muan
Joe Hume
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Weber
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Thiale
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Middle Avenue
Youth Council
Todian
Deha Resistmien
Telegraph Road
South Amherst
Rdisen Seisant
Elyria Schoup Board
Wo, McClellan
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Kachfman
Cistadian
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Mississippi
Dar
Woastatgefon
Adzena Mountains
Bote
Serate
Tees
England
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Niber
SUDRO
Curtis Ambulance
Gartner Inn
Bendix
Webb
Canina
es-Ba
Meni BaNkels
Blom
Sedgeman
Oberlin, Ohio
Theodore ,Roth
Common Pleas Court
Columbia Township
Clifford Wight Et
Guadalupe Belch
Fred Oni K
Harvey Curtis
Will Banks
Marteersburg
W. Va
Alfred Zurinsky
Aled Sutit
Common Pleas
Ohio Industrial Commision Tur
Hey
Thew Shovel Co
Donald Maller
Fields Corner
Anne
Omer Laubenthal
Hahn Manufactureing Co
Ty Fya M. Brown
Lous
John Shannon
Cheernut Street
George Carroll
Route 13
Wien
Henry
Broad Street
James McCarty
Ashtabula
Miyor A. Ro Agate Tedar
Hoon
Negner
Albert White
Tryk West Avenue
Aor
Agate
Parmbliang
Whitfield
al West
Uwlere
Eh White
Patcomen
James Bapes
Donald Andrew
Polen
Nmeasun
Psge Dae
P.R. Smith & Co
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Madison
Bos
H. H. Benham
Gro
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Hess
O'Donnell Paing & Wallpaper Co
Court Street
Uanee
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