Robert Line Awarded Silver Star Posthumously
Robert Line, formerly of Elyria, Ohio, posthumously received the Silver Star for gallantry in France on November 15 1944. He infiltrated enemy lines at Radab'htane and Belzourg, wounded several foes, and repelled attackers before being killed by mortar fire. A former Ohio University student and General Industries employee, Line enlisted in November 1942 and served overseas three weeks before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tb
Ling
Wat
Ktaddork Road
Elyria
Rita
Géneral -Tréspital
Cléveland
Radab'htane
Dutlig
Sérdtahl Lind
Alerick
The
General Industries
Ohio University
Dairy Farmers Get Outlook Talk At Lorain County Session
State dairy market specialist C Fe Chivistian spoke last night at Wellington High School about the dairy marketing outlook and a proposed sanitary code for the Cleveland milk markets area. He noted area herd sizes averaging 21 cows. The series continues November 29 at Wellington with speaker Charles Blackman, who asks attendees to bring silage samples. four meetings are planned.
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C. Fe Chivistian
Lorain County
Wellington High School
Christian
Chaveland
Wellington
Charles Blackman Asa
Blackman
Epidemic Of Window Breaking Reports Growes
A recent wave of window breakings plagues the police as three new incidents arrive. Henry Danosky reports a six by six foot plate glass window shattered by a milk bottle at 1306 West Avenue. Margaret Klein says a stone shattered a window at 208 Second Street. Joe Cealane reports a stone broken through a basement window at his restaurant at 102 Second Street. Police Chief F J Staikard suspects juveniles are behind the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poiler
Henry Danosky
West Avenue
Margaret Klein
Second Street
Stont
Joe Cealane
F. J. Staikard
Court House Expenses Approved for County Officials’ Conventions
County commissioners approved paying expenses for officials to attend departmental conventions in Columbus. City Treasurer Walter J. Weaht and deputies Carl Schmitkens and Robert Neil planned to attend the county treasurers’ convention November 28 to 30. Deputy Forbes and Jobs J. Delf to attend the county dog wardens’ convention December 2 to 6. Commissioner attendance at the convention of County Commissioners of tat tune in Columbus was noted for November 18. Katherine Love of Lorain filed for divorce from Ed Ward on grounds of neglect and cruelty. they married in 1930 and have two children. Charles Carros of Elyria ordered to pay $376.30 in expenses toward a child’s birth and $74 weekly in child support. a new trial for Cartas’ claim was set for 9 am November 21. Joseph Yemina divorced Clara, per Judge DB. A. Cook on grounds not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbbus
Walter J. Weaht
Carl Schmitkens
Robert Neil
Forbes
Jobs J. Delf
Coun Ty
Columbus
Youty Commissioners
Tat Tune
Katherine
Love
Lorain
Medcuit
Ed Ward
Charlies Carros
Elyria
Commin Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Cartas
Kiwanis Meeting Hears Caution on Complacency and Change
Elyria Kiwanis speaker Carl A. Everstian of the American Fore Company warned members to wary of complacency amid rapid social and industrial changes. He urged cooperation between management and labor to adjust to technological progress, noting the nation can avoid copying less prosperous patterns through enlightened practice. Attendees included Praston White and several others from Lorain and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Kiwanis
Chis
Halo
Éhanpea
Ty Carl A
Everstian
Érsonnhel iRager
Lorath
Kiwanis Club
Elks Mae
Kiwahiars
United States
Gutata
Praston White
Lorain
John Kint
Hery Uratton
W. J. Hefiry
Charles Trueman
Sandusky
Bruce
Cleveland
Pfe
Victor Evday
Geneva
Illnoiis
Amherst and ILAN Christmas Parties by St Peter's Guild
The Women’s Guild of St Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church met in two circles for Thanksgiving and Christmas events. Circle five hosted a church dinner with 18 members and 3 guests, with readings, gifts, and contests won by Mrs Barg vis and Mrs Kane. Circle two planned a chicken dinner Christmas party and a gilt exchange while supporting Red Cross sewing. Separate meetings of St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid included plans for a Christmas party, a tea dinner, and a brides celebration for Mary Alice McDermott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilan
Women's Guild of
St.Peter's
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Bollens
William Dahl
Lillian Raalar
Elao
Charlotte Strauss
Freda Bahl
L. Roemer
Wevntlons
Strauss
Tora Young
Gouvige Schielerstein
Roamer
Hollingsworth
Mra
Charles Wiegand
North Ridge Road
Veterans Hospital
Mesdames Latteman
Behnke
Charles Hamann
C. F Lehroeder
R. Om. Prittle
Frank Stark
Chas, Fisker
Rose Muller
Fred Krieg
Vigla Zimmierman
Red Cross
Lutheran Ladies
Ladies’ Aid Society
St Pauls- Lutheran Church
Feld
Robert Schulz
Fred Messal
Ridge+ville
A. FB
Messal
Mlonor
Mins
Mary Alice- McDermnclt
Wall
George
Knipp
Yhursday
Decob
Marejorre Gordon Coshostess
Agnes Kruse
Ruthdoling Owold
Marjorie Nagel
Mary Alive
Juneh
Neglect case granted in county court dispute
A judge granted a neglect related action to Maud and issued orders in a separate matter involving Karen Bean. The docket notes a civil dispute surrounding a relay operation and a $2500 claim for damages from an incident on Read Avenue and an adjacent street. The 1942 date indicates the case was settled and records released today in Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebhand Milde
Lgiai
Gall
Walis
Aioenba
Read Avenue
Imh
Lorain
Quu
Mino
Stolen Bike Recovered Near Lake Avenue Coals Yard
Police reported the bicycle owned by Yrankarden of 112 Blake Street was stolen Wednesday night and recovered today in the yard of Lake Avenue Coal & Co.
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Yrankarden
Blake Street
Lodstreet
Lake Avenue Coal &Co
Community event and military discharge noted in local notice
A neighborhood gathering at Mrs. Wilford Best’s home will feature Thanksgiving poetry and displays for all ages, hosted by Circle Six of Wollén's Guild of St Peter's Evangelical Church. The Brotherhood of St Peter's Evangelical and Hefortied church held a dinner and planning meeting for 1948, with servicemen guests and a committee selected to organize programs. Jonathan Woodings, son of Mr and Mrs David Woodings, has been discharged after nearly three years in the Army, having served mostly in Europe with the Quartermaster Company. He plans to reunite with his wife and their two-year-old son Carl as he returns home.
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Hfust
Ruth Hallings
Wworth
Marjorit Nawel
Crate Yourng Sune McBertrott
Carol Boehatens
Maranrét St. George
Comite Beenty
Almherst
Garden Lab
Mits
R. M. Brittle
Spring Street
Wilford Best
Roll Eal
Circlé
Wollén
SC Peter's Evangelical
Mra
Albert Werther
Sarvicg Meri
Brotherhood of
St. Peter's Evangelical
Dinnes
Norwood Becker
John Spl«der
Richard Hasenflue
Bob Prity Tio
Bob Mihuta
Clair Coverdale
Pucals
Cleveland
Rev
Bot Long
Ard James
Bruce
Clare Dee Kern
Ralph
Reinhard
Ray Jewett
Frederick Berger
Fred Mathes
Automatic Corp
John Eblart
Lorain
Sam Wragg
Cleveland -Quarrieg,Co
William Os
Quartermaster Company
Hat
Corp. Coroline Woodings
Parlé
Munich
Germany
Dons Athan Carl
World War II Military Discharges and Service Records
A compiled list of servicemen and officers with discharge dates and posts from 1941 to 1944. Entries include Sg Jack W Snodgrass, Sel Richard Carpenter, Joe John Bakes, Edward Wisniski, Ralph Hart, Ralph Hanson, Melvin Metzler, Frank Sabo, and others. Details note Army Navy and Air Forces, camps such as Camp Atterbury Camp Campbell Fletcher General Hospital Klamath Falls and Brookley Field, and overseas service in Europe and the Pacific.
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Toledo
Jack
W. Snodgrass
West River Street
Army
Camp Auerbury
Indiana
Edward de Rocz
Turner Street
Fletcher General Hospital
Overseas
Joy Alexander
H. Kusubiewski
Fuller
Indisitown Gap
Richard Eugene Carpenter
Cleveland Street
Camp Atterbury
Joe John Bakes
Blake Street
Fort Breage
North Carolina
Edward William Wisniski
Eleventh Street
Camp Swift
Texas
Andy Vargo
Navy
Victor Stanley Krucinski
Eighteenth Street
Ralph Brice Hart
Telegraph Road
Camp Campbell
Kentucky
Pfe
Ralph Louis Hanson
Ash Winckles Street
Klamath Falls
Oregon
H Melvin B. Metzler
England
France
Germany
880Th Signal Depot
Mh Air Force
Co A. Olen
Enmpaty
Frank J. Sabo
Indiamtown Gap
Pennnsylvania
Powerseag
Machine
Runaner
Washington Avenie
Army Air Forces
AAF
Mobile Air Technical Service Command
Brookley Field
Alabama
Mt OM
Kirkpatrick
Hateldia Ann
John Simunnyies
Army Ir
Cora
Simuaggies
Baer Field
Forts Waythe
Udipara
David EB
Fisher
Lendsatreet
Army Air Porves
Baer
Children Present Program For Book Week In Oberlin
Oberlin residents will enjoy a children’s program for Book Week led by Eleanor Sidvans and a cast including Sally Lyman Mary Lol Gray Gloria Richnund Trene Hack Hang Brinkér Lilia Hans Axél Barbara Sléchow Alice in Wonderland Tom Sawyer David and Barbara. Announcer Lois Douglas and reader Eleréda Schubert will help. The event invites public attendance with more speakers and activities noted for the Nor werhber meeting of the D A R chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Tontahl
Eleanor Sidvans
Oberlin
Dad Tell
Sally Lyman
Mary Lol Gray
Gloria
Richnund
Held
Clatar
Trene Hack
Hang
Brinkér
Beating Wright
Lilia
Hans Axél
Barbara Berg
Karin Schubért
Doa
Medee
Fo Ay Stevens
Parkstroth
Nancy Walcott
Squire
Daughters of the American Revolution
Paul Wilkes
Alice Williams
J. YeeHill
R. P. Harvey
Sewing Guild
Franke McMillen
Sinto D. A. R
Ohio
D A. R
Washington, D.C
Ruth King
Lois Cummings
NL Cedar
Plana
Allen Art Museum
Hexel King
Parent
Don Roberts
Vivian Knepper
Mod. Wyckoff
Lee Champney
Gabeth G. Thomas
C. F. Alter
Obis Worcester
Scot
Walliam Bachtel
Maes. Winifred
Maroney
Robbins Barstow
Services Commission
The
World Council of Churches
Baty Innaeas
Hart
Tare ‘Theolopien Seminary
First Bapist
Elta Street
Tpristatln Lord
Raninday
Claremont
Gulf
Louig
Lord
Ernest Yorom
Phoenix
Arizona
Wey
Witer
Walter M. Horton
New York City
Torton Wel
Henry Pitney van Dusen
Union Theological Seminary
Henry Fauvre
Frederick
John
Paresy Street
Dayton
North Getty
Burd Street
A.C. Siddall
Rochester
Mane
Mes
Haydnes
Green
Blyda Chamber Meeting Plans Future Safety Campaign
Blyda Chamber of Commerce met at Hew toon-on Broad Street with Robésti Redington presiding in Paul Double’s absence. Neal i ONS chaired and reported on plans for a Thanksgiving event at Spring Valley Country Club and a safety campaign to include four subcommittees on home safety street and highway tire prevention and safety for school children.
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Blayig
Dufflet Chamber of Commerce
Steest
Robésti
Raymond Bacan
Blyda Dlinior
March of: Dimes
Plang
Robert DuCoty
Avon and Albuquerque Deaths and GM Strike Tensions
Avon residents mourn George Peak and family details noted. Separate obituary for Lee-Guthrie funeral in Albuquerque with Homer W. Courtney officiating. Auto workers union warns of possible strikes at any hour against General Motors as talks fail over a 10 percent raise for 350000 workers amid a 45 hour week dispute.
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Gupirie
Foyr Lee-Guthrie
Albuquerque
Sucha-Curtis Fisneral
Homer W. Courtney
First Methodist ‘Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Plaudlet Company
Iers
Dfy
Steal
United, Automobile Workers
CIO
Campaign spending totals reveal GOP committee activity
A GOP committee reported campaign expenditures totaling $804.04 for city elections. The record lists several candidates including Bart Raeeh for Elyria township justice, Ralph Terry for fourth ward, Alfred Alten, and George Catton, with varying amounts spent.
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Campatan
Sireasy ebAalkeshaa
Staomaae
Ate
Contels Bilinns
Camipalen
Balande
Princial
Don Taibuttona
Bart Raeeh
Elyria
Péeate
Ralph
Terry
Tor Fourth Ward Soundman
Alfred Alten
Tor i Couneilentelaree
George Catton
Blyria
Tetigied
Fined $50 And Casts By Mayor A Ri Agate Carlds Krieg
A man was fined $50 and given six months driving prohibition after being charged with driving while intoxicated. He was arrested following a collision on Huron Street near Lake Avenue with Mrs Dotis Atkins Kerley driving the northbound car. The force of the crash damaged both vehicles and the Atkins car was spun off course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ri Agate
Carlds Krieg
Re Dd
Amharat
Coste
Hia
Elyria
Ars
A. R
Agate
Nflus
Pedrl
Gerber
Huron Street
Lake Avenue
Dotis “Atking
Kerley
Ihe
Atkins
Frantise
Traffic arrest leads to fine for Nov. incident in Lorain
Jesus Flora of Lorain was arrested after a Lake Avenue collision with Bennie Fitzpatrick of Oberlin. In Lorain Municipal Court he was fined $15 and costs for the incident occurring about 3:15 a m on November 4.
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Jesus’Flora
Lorain
Lake
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Robert Line
Silver Star
Joseph Yemina
Clara
DB. A. Cook
Holmes Delivery
WIDE
Amherst
Lucy Roemer
Cleveland’ Ave
Maud
Gus Bo Furdley
Karen GG Bean
Umber
Oberlin Ay Mss BS Ate i Ofborn
Gail Richart Hanmer
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
OFG
Wildcat
Fame
J. F. O'Connor
C. E. Dil Jer
Ways and, Means
E. G. Baxter
Aia Ae
George Ki. Peak
George EO Peakty
Life Tong
Avon
Avon Conter-road
Beak
Diana
Hallie Moaér
Mallia Beak
Lion
Todd
Uma
Ernest
Kiauly
Brédlat
Avon Cemetery
G.O.P. Committee
Levetasn
Astor
Seers
Shane
Space
Utah
Hainan
Wasi Daskel
Atanas
Witeario
Esa
Abe Trudke
Australia
Preston Waest
MANER
Taras
Searand
Sohie
Bayside
Symunday
Tee Newt
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