District Meeting Of Auxiliary To Knights Of St. John
The district auxiliary meeting in St. Peter's auditorium drew 99 attendees from Lorain Flyrna Avon and Ridgeville with Rev Fr Carrabine and other clergy present. Officers were reelected and installed, led by Mrs Elizabeth Galloway. a post-session invitation extended to Lorain auxiliary for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Bisubis
St. John
St. Peter's
Lorain
Flyrna
Avon
Hidgevilla
John Carrabine
Elyria
Ridgeville
Francis Beucker
Karpi
Karsh
Elizabeth Galloway
Caroline Erickson
Ann Zarvos
Josephine Kiser
Sentinel
Irene Noll
Irene Kelling
Gertrude Nagel
Eleasnor Zacharias
Mary Angallos
Gallagher Victorious After Tabulator Error Delays Count
In a close race on the Pennsylvania state scene, William J. Gallagher, a former street sweeper, lost the lead due to a tabulator error that gave Richard P. Gale the win by over 2,000 votes. Gallagher, a Democrat, vows to fund his campaign expenses and serve in Washington. Glen H. Taylor advances to U.S. Senate from Idaho after a tight primary, then boosts a 4,000 vote margin over Bottolfsen in the general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Gallagher
Monneapolis
Gallagher
Richard P. Gale
Iuo
Democratic-Farmer- Labor
Woodrow Wilson
Glen H. Taylor
Washington
U. S
Idaho
Taylor
Sen
D. Worth Clark
C. A. Bottolf
Death records for Mrs Murray A Klwooz and Mrs Jennie Kochenderfer
Two obituaries: Mrs Murray A Klwooz of Valley City died after a prolonged illness at home. born January 14 1902 in Grafton township. Survived by husband Morvey Klwooz two sons Emery and Joha daughter Irene and multiple siblings. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm at Valley City. Also Mrs Jennie Kochenderfer died at Blytia Memorial Hospital after illness. Formerly from Harrisburg VA she leaves husband J C Kochenderfer and daughter Miss Melen Kochenderfer. Funeral Monday 2 pm in Plymouth Ohio.
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Murnay
Murray A
Svife
Morvey Klooz
Valley Crise
Grafton Township
Columbia Towne
Emery
Joha
Irene Wall
Stanley
Harry ‘Comes
Arthur Deawley
Harvey Paterson
Pomes
Jehu Tomes
Bronih
Myrtle
Jepnin Kochenderfer
Grafton Road
Blytia Menmorial Hospital
Harrisburg
J. C. Kochenderfer
Melen Kochenderfer
Girl Scouts
Plymouth
Ohi
Local Farewells and Social Notices Among Area Residents
Spencer Moseley to Miami for new home as husband works in electric business. Mr. and Mrs. Sudwey Sooy hosted a farewell dinner for Mrs. Moseley with out of town guest Mrs. Kuhn. Paul Gatteran and family bid son join Navy with guests from Wellington Sullivan Litchfield and Spencer. Senior class held farewell for Duke Rattles joining Navy. Funeral attended for Army Cadet Theodore Burge who died at Grier Field Alabama. Baptist church hosted reception for Rev. Adam Galt and wife. Weekend guests and dinners noted among local families including J B McCourt Mrs Grace Robyn and Miss Betty Jolson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Tors
Miamne
Spencer
Karl Moseley
Lena Rogers
Miami
Florid
Sud
Bey Sooy
Moseley
George Kuhn
Fremont
Navy
Floyd DeLong
Mel
Lottie Fuller
Army
Theodore Burge
New London
Burge
Grier Field
Alabama
The
Baptist Church
Adam Galt
Mya
Ira Henes
Glen Repp
Polk
J.B. McCourt
Grace Robyn
Wellington
Vinnie Miller
Betty Jolson
Elyria
Andy Miggins
Ruth Battles
Murs
Clarence Muffly
Grafton
Cirts
Aso
Martha Jae Hane
Wy Overy College
Roland
Elizabeth Bentley
Wirariag Allen Hospital
Edith Breckenridge
Jane Gray
Emma Cheisner
Willard Mitchell
Arthur de Michel
Wits Smith
Frank Wilson
Martin Hacker
Patricia Eetts
Frances Erickson
Warington
First Methodist Church
Wiliams
Edgar Fails
Morgan Street
West Vine Street
Williams
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Mt. Zion Church
N.C. Crosby
Orville Dunes
BE. 4A. Hughes
Vincent Wayland
First Baptist Church of
Oberlin
Visiting Nurse Association
Cart Nicol
Forest Street Section II
E. M. Ransom
West Lorain Street
H. Gaylord Knox
Thailand
W. HR. Turner
Em Street
A. E. Princehorn
J. F. Wight
Ralph Singleton
US Marine Corps
B. Gayle Fitzsimmons
Kokomo
Indiana
Arhyy
Alden F. Wooster
Batatia
Towa
U. S . Army Air
Ronald H. | Slater
Ohio
Progresive class meeting at Vincent Methodist church
Mrs J Cook read the October report and noted secretary C E McIntyre’s absence in California. Members planned a Christmas party in December at the Morris home with routine business and refreshments for the attendees including Mr and Mrs John Cook and others from the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West River Road
Hernia Gerhart
Ford Road
James Noyes
Jammy
Dady
James Noyes Sr
Larain
J. G. Morris
Vincent Methodist Church
J. Cook
C. E McIntyre
California
Mortis
John Cook
Brankie Reese
Morris
Ela Jane Murrish
Fort Robinson
Nebr
JM. Harnish
Jobo Harish
Bouney
State Employees Await Decision of Bricker
Columbus reporters note about 18 900 state employees awaiting Gov Bricker's decision on calling a special legislative session for salary increases. The State Salary Study Commission recommends extending the 10 percent temporary raise and adding a two-year 10 percent boost based on Dec 1042 base or appointment date, with no extra two percent for each year served and a maximum increase of $900. The governor said a decision would come by early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Gow Taha W. Bricker
State
Bricker
Local Community Events Highlight LaPorte Precinct Voting and Socials
Residents in LaPorte and Ridgeville gathered for a busy week with a large turnout at Precinct No. 2 voting in the church basement, reaching 869 total ballots with absentees. Mrs. Alexander hosted an at-home reception for Mrs. John Adkins, while Women’s Society groups planned a dining and study social at Grange Hall. Police and officials continued a shooting investigation, and a hotel incident involving Ramsey described a confrontation with armed men. Angling activity in a local pool drew 300 to 400 fish, with prizes for notable catches and postwar community interest in fishing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Fred Alexander
Norman Alexander
LaPache
John Adkins
LaPorte
Sommers
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Grange Hall
Ridgeville
Rena
Saloun
Gambing House
Elmer Wilson
Army
Ramsey
Gulden
Hind
West River Street
Seerny
Ely- Troomerehunts
Edudies
Benefit concert yields six hundred dollar profit
Rev. Birnibes Ion of Second Methodist Church announced a Roland Hayes benefit concert earned a net profit of $600. The funds will go toward reducing the mortgage on the parsonage at 1716 West Avenue, thanks to support from Hattons and regular purchasers at the cancer event hosted by the First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Carson A. Squire
John S. Quimby, Jr
Second Methodist Church
Birnibes Ion
Roland Hayes
Mar
West Avenue
Hamblen
Hattons
Relel
First Congregational Church
Former Elyrian War Widows Advice Circulated Nationwide
A former Elyria resident, Esther Goodfellow, gave wartime widow guidance carried by United Press to hundreds of papers. Her husband, Rev Rollin Goodfellow, was lost in a troop transport sinking two years earlier. She urged widows to focus on family needs, stay occupied, and not dwell on loss. She later pursued further studies and works at Pine Hills library in Albany.
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Elyria
United Press
United States
Albany
New York
Chronicle-Tele
Bram
Esther
Guusfellow
Pilgrim Church
Rollin Goodfellow
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Teacher From Athens to Speak at Lorain Creek Church
Miss Annie Pinteo, a teacher at the American school in Athens, Greece, will speak at the Creek Orthodox Church in Lorain Sunday evening following a tureen dinner at seven. Pinteo has taught in Greece for 20 years and has recently returned to the United States after the war in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Creek Orthodox
Lorain
Annie Pinteo
Athens
Greece
Miss Pinneo
United States
Noise and Plumbing Fix Leads to Fine in WA Case
Theodore Gagen of Kaiser court faced disorderly conduct charges in Mays court after midnight noise from attempting to fix a leaky faucet at a double house. Police had previously told him to stop, but loud banging resumed. The mayor fined him $10 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Gagen
WA Kaiser Court
Mays
A. R. Agate
Gayten
Mire
Riper
Gagen
Bartender Fined for Serving Liquor to Minor
Hero Lees, a bartender at the Elgin Motel, was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Mayor A Ro Agate after pleading guilty to serving liquor to a 16-year-old boy. Lees claimed he believed the recipient was 23, as Lieut. Det. C E Parker witnessed the incident and questioned the youth’s age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hero Lees
Elgrin
A. Ro Agate
Lees
C. E. Parker
Learn Objectives Of Crusade At Dinner Oberlin
Dinner for 135 at First Methodist Church outlined Crusade for Christ aims in four year program. Objectives include work for durable peace evangelism stewardship and religious education plus a $28 million reconstruction fund. Oberlin Methodist raised $4200 in two years to support Northeast Ohio Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Crusade For Christ
First
Jin
Methodist Church
Methodist Church of Oberlin
Northeast Ohio
Herbert J. Thompson
Norwalk
Thomas W. Graham
L. A. Stidley
Theodore
Pyt Mason
Wel2
Ind Oy Guadalcanal
Dudley Barnard Wen
Cave
Due College
den J
den J, With Vitwont Norine
Mys Laraber
der Hedgther
David Kasey
den Viet
Njames Enderbek Vy Ties Mueener
Bona
Frank Shuebert
Walton Rice
den Motier Ban
Den
Dick Parkes
Dick Stefan
If Wo Barone
den Agierher
Bruce Steiner
Woo
D. PL
W. Barone
Holden
Ming National Chelsin's Book
Eki Nupp
Judge Clarifies Decree on Unauthorized Practice of Law
Common Pleas Judge D A Cook clarifies a decree against Gus Kulinski, real estate and insurance man, limiting its scope to prohibit practicing law while allowing him to handle simple factual material in printed realty contracts and related documents. The Lorrin County Bar Association sought clarification on “other similar documents” terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Lorrin County
Gus Kulinski
Ig Kolinski
Kolinski
Bar
New Books Going Into Circulation at Elyria Library
Elyria library announces new circulating titles led by Miss Eden Moore. General selections include Annotations on Small Loan Laws by Hubachek and Architectural Graphic Standards by Ramsey, with titles spanning history, defense, sewing, and biographies. Fiction highlights feature Horsethief Creek by Drago and The Tollivers by Parnham among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Eden Moore
Ubrarian
Hubachek
Madrigal
National Fire Protection Association
U.S. War Department
Hardy
Ramsey
Leon
Lawrence
McCloy
Malta
Rutherford
Smith
Self
Shea
Stewart
Bride’s Castle
Wil
Song Fest At Mt Zion Baptist Church Sunday
A song fest will be presented at Mt Zion Baptist Church tomorrow evening at seven o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Tomorrouw
Markets Toleno Grain and Wheat Prices
Market notes show a mix of grain prices with red wheat at 17 dollars and various yellow, white, and other color-coded lots listed with figures such as 12s, 87, 68, and 209, reflecting auction or brokered values and client-specific lots. The text includes numerous fragmented codes and misreads, typical of OCR from old market pages.
939 Voters Fail To State President Choice In Local Election
Officials tally 939 voters did not cast a presidential vote of 50,059 total ballots. Elyria backed Lausche for governor over Stewart, while Roosevelt edged Dewey in Elyria amid a large Republican showing. Sheriff Finegan lost Elyria to Johnson by 167 votes. county result favored Wickens over Branson and Radican in commissioner races. Johannesburg to build postwar railway station and sports stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bancd of Elections
Avon Lake
Floria
Frank Lausche
Cleveland
Elyria
James Stewart
Roosevelt
Dewey
Carl R. Finegan
W. K. Johnson
Finegan
Johnson
E. M. Wickens
Alan Branson
Joseph Conley
Patrick A. Radican
Radican
Wickens
Conley
OPA News Sets Max Prices for Crude Petroleum and Tobacco
The article notes OPA amendments increasing maximum crude petroleum prices in Ohio pools and sets tobacco retail pricing by multiplying current prices. It also covers invoicing notices, service charge reporting for automotive and farm equipment, and pricing methods for fresh fruits and vegetables including citrus by pound or dozen. It references War Price and Ration Board oversight and consumer guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
OPA
War Price and Ration Board
Elyria War Price & Ration Board
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Knights of St. John
John Parker
Harvey
New York Central
Louis Jones
Huron Street
Broad Street
Pennsylvania
Treacher
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Baldwin-Hill Rockwool Home Insulation
R. W. Beckett Engineering Co
Byria
Gale Phong
Carlisle Aes
Brita
Elyrian
Take Avenue
Johannesburg
South Africa
OPA News
Leresin
Marshall
Banks Pine
Mulser Forests Inc
Pennama
Neokoas
Sakis
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
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