Speaker Stresses Good Housekeeping In Industries
The Lorain County Foremen's Safety Conference at the Elks Club heard fire chief Joseph Pinos of Standard Oil discuss pond housekeeping to prevent fires in plants. He warned inflammables near wires and open flames and shared company experiences with hazardous materials. Arthur Jones of Fruehaul Trailer Co. showed Cleveland Police Department fire films.
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Lorain County
Elks Club
Joseph Pinos
Standard al Company
Cleveland
Standard Oil Company
Arthur Jones
Fruehaul Trailer
Mrs Carter Seeks Applications For Gulf Road Trailers
War veterans may apply for rental of 47 trailers at Gulf Road site. Applications collected by Mrs Ray Carter, manager of Riverside Homes project, under Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority. Trailers expected ready by month end at Riverside Homes, the authority’s only local agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Road
Alto
Ray Carter
Riverside Homes
Weat Avenue
Lorain
Housing Authority
Eaton Juniors Present Miss Jim My Tonight
Eaton High School Juniors stage Miss Jim My by Jean Provence in the school auditorium at 8 pm directed by Ralph C. Fuller. Leading roles are Kathleen Totter and Bill Ketchem with Roberta Carpenter and Mary J Smith among the cast and a prompt by Bety Jean Yost.
Dry Cleaning Prices To Rise In Lorain County
Lorain County Dry Cleaners announced a price increase effective Monday November 18 to offset higher costs of lanar supplies and equipment. The move marks the first general rise since 1990 before OPA controls froze the industry, with cleaners stating a commitment to maintain quality service.
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Lorain County Dry Cleaners Assolvation
OPA
Lorain
Death Notices From Sheffield and New London
Kathleen McAllister Sheffield daughter of Kenneth and Mary McAllister died Tuesday after a brief illness in Daytona Beach Florida born a little over one month ago She is survived by her parents a sister Lana and grandparents Mr and Mrs M Smallhosler of Washington DC and Mr and Mrs Be May Auster of Sheffield Funeral arrangements are with Henrysganton Funeral Home services at 2 00 pm Saturday Reverend J Duffy of St Marys Church will officiate Burial at Calvary Cemetery Ward Joseph Ward 97 died at home in New London following a three week illness A Salvation Army captain in his younger life he was a member of Hartland Methodist Church He is survived by his son Lee ten grandchildren a great grandchild a sister Mrs Etta Ward and two brothers William and Bernard of Sandusky Funeral services are 2 00 pm Sunday November 7 at L F Gerber Funeral Home with Reverend Ree W Mitchell officiating Burial in Hartland Ridge Cemetery.
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Sheffield
Kathleen McAllister
Kenneth McaAllister
Detroit
Daytona Beach
Fla
Lana
Mro
Ilis Mo Smallhosler
Washington, DC
May Auster
Florida
Henrysganton Funeral Home
Tate
Meer Dures J. Duffy
St Mary's Church
Lerans
Calvary Peonefery
Wakeman
Joseph Ward
Tity Jae Lee
Pitehville
New London
Sandusky
IRGB
Salvation Army
Hartland Methodist Church
Lee
Geo
Etta Ward
Willan
Beeard
L. 1
Gerbert Funeral Home
Ree W. Mitchel
New London Methodist Church
Hartland Ridge
Robert Fiser
James Radley
Alfred Schutt
Emma Berg
Thomas Sheldon
Henry Coveington
Cedar Ledge
Phillis Wheatley Center
Carolyn Court Joyce Lageerstrom
Florence Tanner
Amelia Kartote
Patricia Edmunds
Nancy Oliver Kathleen Sadly
Donna Watn
Sally Lindstadt
Norma Reese
O-High
Allegheny College
Oberlin
Oberlin B. Sin
Johnson
Arthur L. Williams
Oberlin Brown
Wooster
Wallace E Franks
Wil
Potter
Oberlin College
Rockwelll Potter
Hartford Thealogent Seminary
Potster
Graduate School of Theology
National Couhel
Congresstional Christian Churches
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Mixcons
Duplex Foundry Gets Permit For Quonset Storage Building
A city building permit was issued for Duplex Foundry Company to erect a 40 by 200 foot Quonset storage building on West River Street South. The structure, to be used for pattern storage, will be built by L H Popp Contractors at an estimated cost of 9000 dollars, per building inspector Hart Dickason.
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Duplex Foundry Company
West River Street
South
Bulding
Hart Dickason
L. H. Popp
Finds Bogus Sugar Stamps Used Here
A. H. K. Abookire, grocer at 1621 Middle Avenue, reports counterfeiting of sugar ration stamps. Some stamps passed clerks due to clever forgery, with methods involving removing values from other stamps and resealing them. Counterfeit Spare Stamp 40 and Spare Stamp 49 forgery schemes were observed before those stamps expired.
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A. HK
Middle Avenue
Yesteray
Sime
Suse Sibippers
Scarlet Fever Quarantine Violation Leads to Fine
A local case reports a fine issued for violating a scarlet fever quarantine. Mrs Stremple was warned at her daughter's home while two occupants faced charges for exposure. Authorities documented the residence and noted enforcement actions within the household.
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Creged
Wu Vrei
Lila Mae
AR Agate
Stremple
Ker
Seth
Huron Steel
Siro Poe
Naxos
New London Woman Dies Suddenly Of Heart Attack
Mrs. Norah Bloom, 53, died on Main Street 1090 after a heart attack while dealing with a car starter issue. Dr J B Bradish, coroner, witnessed the incident, she was taken to hospital and pronounced dead. Survived by husband Tom two sons one in Japan another in New London nine daughters and one granddaughter.
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New London
Norah Bloom
Main Street
Mrs Renz Resigns As Committee Head
Mrs Ray Renz Sr resigns as chairman of the American Red Cross local chapter committee for community service to camps and hospitals effective December 16. She will focus on sending Christmas stockings to Crile Brecksville and Marine hospitals and organizing donors to fill the stockings for the Cleveland area hospitals. A successor will be appointed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Renz
American Red Cross
Crile
Brecksville
Marine Hospitals
Renz
Amherst trustees seek transfer from general to road fund
The Amherst township trustees filed a petition in common pleas fourth requesting moving 3000 dollars from the township general fund to the road and bridge fund. Current balances show 3848 dollars in general and 1336 dollars in road and bridge. A deputy sheriff reported two motorists cited for not stopping for a school bus, while Charles Caswell faced a 50 dollar charge for illegal pelts. A rifle valued at 86 dollars purchased by Whit Tal Remington was reported stolen from his lunch room operation.
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Amherst
Common Pleas
Township General Fund
Justice of the Peace
Richards Baird
WHS
James J. Rice
Mishawaka
Ind
George & Louw
Chicago
William J. Bassett
Short's Department
Markets Homegrowers Market 1
Market list shows varied produce and prices including baskets of cabbage celery beets and peppers. Vendors such as BERTS and CARHOTA advertise basket quantities and unit prices with multiple outlays and weights.
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Homelgrowers Market
Aupler Bn
Basketa
Cartony
Easy
Teelirsauy
Madwire
Eden Main
Melnteah
Staymann
Cenden
Deliriaity
Northwest Greenings
Ruth Wooter
Celery Mekta
Osions Baki
Mita
Hsronh
Ee Pain
80 Year Old Woman Makes 200 Lap Robes For Red Cross
Oberlin: Mrs. Mary Vanderlip, on Groveland Street, celebrated her 80th birthday in August and has completed 200 lap robes for the Red Cross, starting two years ago. She begins a second full size robe cover as volunteers seek more help to finish garments by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Mary Vanderlip
Groveland Street
Red Cross
Vanderlip
Tobey
Gew
Bedroom Blaze Damages Ruscell Duntee Home Interior
Fire damaged nine rooms at the Ruscell Duntee residence on Ana Bond Street shortly before noon. Occupants used a pail of water to stop spread until firefighters arrived. A child with matches was noted as a cause. The blaze scorched a curtain, shade, mattress corner, bedding, window casing, cedar chest back, and maple table top. A traffic stop near Meet avende and Fourth Street caused a minor collision involving Wildie Da and Davis. no serious injuries reported. Municipal court fined Wildie Da ten dollars plus costs. Mayor A R Agate presided. Other vehicle crash details involve a Wood Street Fire truck, driven by Fred Yost, resulting in a fender collision on Ruureh sites yesterday morning.
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Ruscell Duntee
Ana Bond Street
Ocepants
Meet Avende
Fourth Street
Wildie
A. R. Agate
Davis
William Spencer
Wood
Ruureh
Fred Yost
Stanford Avenue
Mornig
Prices At Noon Furnished By United Press
Market brief lists steel and commodity pricing with bourse style quotes. Unclear OCR yields scattered names and figures including steel and metal terms, with no coherent narrative.
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United Press
Steel Workers Seek Back Pay for Portal to Portal Wages
United Steelworkers officials in Cleveland announce plans to recover retroactive portal to portal pay for about 38,000 steel industry workers in the Cleveland Lorain area. The claim covers several years and is expected to amount to hundreds of thousands of dollars. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling that portal to portal pay is owed under the Wages and Hours Act. William F. Donovan, District Steel Workers Director, said thousands of members will likely be entitled to back pay.
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Cleveland
United Steelworkers
CIO
Cleveland- Lorain
Supreme Court
William F. Donovan
District Steel Workers
Suburban Churches Share Weekly Services in Ohio Towns
In Columbia Ohio area churches announce morning worship at Columbia Methodist 10:00 with sermon Progress at Critical Moments. Columbia Baptist hosts speaker Margaret Harnacker revisiting India at 8:00 p.m. Youth groups, choirs, and classes are planned across Methodist and Congregational churches, with varied service times and activities throughout the day.
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Columbia Methodist Church
Pauline Martin
Columbia Baptist
Margaret Harnacker
India
Columbia Baptist Church
Grafton
Stanley Hoskins
Belden
North Ridgeville
Congregational Church
MS Butterfield
Howard Gould
C. 5
Winterly
Children’s Department
Butterfield
Ehturch
Paul Stanford
Spurgeon Winter
George Lasch
Howard Stacey
Charles Hogkin
George Jameson
Pilgrim Fellowship
Fields Methodist Church
Eugene Thompson
Myra Simms
Kenwell Baretter
Richard Nash
Ws.c.s
An. Meek
Gregg
Ddowhost
Orie Sraeta
Felowship
Ile Ehurch Faton
Chrac Young
Wyuuster
Keginmeg
Bile Acum
Koton School
Eegr
Spyiop Bible
Dee Beatior
Chutes Dior
Book Characters In Miniature At The Library
Book Week displays in Elyria feature miniature models of characters from popular children's books. Artfully created by elementary students under teachers Dorothy Jones and Katherine Plas, the exhibit includes Heid and other favorites, with prizes awarded to student groups from Hamilton, St. Agnes, McKinley, Ely, and Roosevelt schools. A playlet by Brownies and a display of new World Book volumes accompany the event.
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Longfellow
Elyria
Linda Cuyler
Dorothy Jones
Katheringe Plas
Markley School
Elyria Township
James Lee
Thomas Snedaker
Filler Fo Bogard
Heidi
Chery Heuk
Carolyn Galehetl
Hamilton School
Robert Guy
St. Agnes School
Black Beauty
Mrs. Popper
Penguin’s
Ugly Darkling
Peter Rabbit
McKinley
Ely
Allen
Garford
Roosevelt ‘School
Longfellow Room
Longfellow Team
Paul Lawson
Early Elyria Homes And Gardens Recalled At Club Meeting
Elyria Garden Club last evening reflected on early Elyria homes and gardens. Eva J. Reely described the period from 1817 to 1865 with notes on Beebe Tavern DeWitt and other early houses. A collection of photos and manuscripts loaned by George Brownell and Mrs. S. Rockwood highlighted the era and club officers were elected for 1947.
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Elyria
Elyria Garden Club
Mr. Scheide
Vse
Fir Scheide
George H. Brownell
Brownell
Middle Avenue
James B. Thomas
Reefy
Lst
Heman Ely
Fruider
Serond
Beebe
Turner Block
East Second and
Court Streets
Samuel A. Carey
West Third Street
Devon
Horace K. Kendall
Reefy Yard
St. Andrew's
Mr. Kendall
Judge Ely
Fast Bridge Street
Charles Arthur Ely
Anther
William A. Ely
Washington
Jatin A. Tapl Ff
Gospel Mission
Mary Moody Nelson
Elyria High School
John Moritieth
Gates
East Avenue
Nahum B. Gates
Samuel H. Bowen
Kiwanis Travel Movie Night At Elyria Club
Kiwanis members enjoyed a travel film titled Sure of the Lakes shown by Liard Bee nus at the June meeting. The presentation featured ship operations and port calls with color pictures. Guests included Svaltes Otte of Sandusky and others from nearby Kiwanis clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Elas Juneheon
Ty Fikes Mavine Reon Serterdien
Iakes
Liard Beenus
Chicaro
Bulid
Georgian Bay Travsi
Crase
Svaltes Otte
Sandusky
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Eaton Juniors
Resar, Florist
E. Miver &T
Fant McAllist
Duplex Foundry
Mason’s Myx
Cemant
The
Elyria Lumber & Coal CO
Chestnut ST
Charles Caswell
R. D. Welling
Jus Nee of the Peace
Hobart Holton
Herbert Andrews
Anderson
Rory
Sudro
Curtis
College St
Marmane Dellefmield
VO Central
Unite
Rey Ward Roebuck
R. Smith & Co
Elyria Oval
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Theodore Carpenter
Corwin Swan
Donald Blaine
Elton Hill
Pittsfield Congregational Church
H. W. Keebler
Keebler
Kansas City
Wilson Couch
Almerli ¢Ab Missionary Association
Brighton
Menrietita Methodist Church
WH. Norman
Harold Baumann
Otdock
Africa
Henrievia
Avon Baptist Church
H. D. Ibach
Bible School
John Terween
Seton
Pastor Bach
Om Phyllia Durbker
Seosur
Ralph Stigris
Charles Webb
Anon Methodist Church
Kautz
Bobie Evhuords
Mr. Eldridge
Moriang Watship
Tme Pasws
Birmingham Methodist Church
Norman
Renearsal
Kelsski
West Avenue
Levi Morse
Horace H. Nye
Todd L. Morse
Garenden Club
Theo Manuscri
Lavain County
Court House
Ark Mary
Goren Club
James B .Thomas
Eric Raden
Ted Prindle
Earl Lautenschieger
Kiwanis Club
Sedgeman
Oberlin, Ohio
Faith Mae
Edith MacHal
Murbach Coal & Supply CO
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