Teachers Of Sunday School Outline Their Objectives
The Alliahte Chapel Bible School teachers and officers met at the superintendent Glen Hurd's home for a business session. Each teacher stated objectives for their classes from beginners to adults, stressing reverence, prayer, Bible reading, pure life, and active witness. Rev. S J Ferriel summarized focus on reverence, personal experience with Christ, and readiness to explain hope. Mrs S J Farrier named to lead the Christmas program with a musical event by the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliahte Chapel Bible School
Glen Hurd
Helen Robbing
Mildred Boepple
Warren Shook
Edmund Boepple
Rollie McGregor
Alresa
Hermon Bloom
Christ
Ada Smith
S. J. Ferriel
Hitler Seen In Berchtesgaden Silence Drives German Fear
The Exchange Telegraph and Swiss reports say Hitler largely hides in Berchtesgaden after a failed assassination attempt. Censorship on domestic mail and Himmler acting as Fuehrer are noted, with German food shortages and railway equipment declines worsening the crisis. A Swedish nurse calls Berlin conditions dire as rations shrink and butter vanishes. An unrelated local court note: John Hensley of Jackson, Ohio, fined and jailed for petit larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuehrer
Exchange Telegraph
Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Germany
Zurich
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmier
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Front Seid
Miter
High Command
Bern
London Daily Express
Reichmarshal
Hermann Goering
Lisbon
Leipzig
Saxony
Berlin
Pal Ehostand
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Malmo
John Hensley
Jackson
A. B. Agate
Navy family notice and addresses in wartime update
A wartime notice lists new addresses for servicemen and families. Frank Ray McCormick, A/S, Co. 2045, U.S. Navy, appears with an address at Great Lakes. William Gibson Crish Moore, S 2/c, and Kenneth Vietzen, Aviation Ordnance, both have duty or leave details and home addresses. Other transfers include AC John A Kemp to More, Texas, and Pvt. Mitold Steamin with an overseas address, plus notes on their recent service and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. McCormick
Kenyon Avenue
Frank Ray McCormick
A/S
U. SN
T. GC
Great Lakes
Willian’ Moore
Ith Street
Navy
William Gibson Crish Moore
Cien
Del
Newport
Kenneth Vietzen
Aviation Ordnance Many 2/c
Foster Avenue
Rabaul
Munda
Bougainville
Quadalcanal
Vietzen
Pensacola
Fia
Nation School
More, Loca
John A Kemp
Cliss
AL Po Hetide
Texas
Luncheon Guests and Community Notices
A local social page lists Mrs. John Lingdon among guests at Mrs. Clayton Smiths Laporte home. Fidelis Class Thanksgiving Pie party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Carpenter included games and refreshments for about 25. Various other gatherings feature auctions, birthdays, and PTA plans, with multiple families and clubs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Frank Mills
Mildred Parker
Doris Mack
Cleon Crowell
Belden Town Hall
Crowell
George Hills
Kenneth Crowell
Meadville
Penn
Carl Tildes
Cleveland
Rey Reynard
Camp McCook
Nebraska
PT. A
Caroline Tidestony
Clarence Taldes
Harold Kresselring
Navy Kai
Elytig Memorial Hospital
Ed Cegielski
Cleveland Hospital
Leona Spurlock
Elyrid
War Bond Booths Set for Sixth War Loan Drive
Diusness centered war bond booths are assured in four downtown locations in Elyria. The Elyria Woman's Club, Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, American Women's Volunteer Services, and the Red Cross group will staff the booths during the four week campaign starting Monday. Elyria's quota is 1,469,221 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peony Company
Rawbuck and Company
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Elyria Chamber of the Red Cross
Ravings Deposit Bank
Fox display window scene and a POW captain report
A red fox was hanged by A F Schaber to be shown in a window at Van Elytia Wardware Shop, with the fox to stay on display overnight. London reports Captain John T Godfrey of Woonsocket, a top fighter pilot, captured after heavy combat, while other notes mention local fines for intoxication and a rural women meeting with social events and performances.
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A. F. Schaeber
Ake Avenue
Iainting
Normwick
Vane Elytia Wardware Company
Schaber
London
John T. Geoffrey
Woonsocket
Hob
Giahiter
Germany
U.S
North Elyria Grange Mortgage Burning Celebration
The North Elyria Grange hosted about seventy five members and guests for a tureen supper and a mortgage burning program. Speakers, corsages, and an orchestra accompanied the event as charter members were honored and plans were announced to borrow funds to build a hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Ghek
Grange
Arthur Nieding
Agin
Pout
Clara Behnke
William Behnke
A. E. Wallingdon
Gringe
J. Reisinger
Au's
Myron Glick
FA. Lohnts
V. V. Schreffler
Pittsburgh
Grisige
Fred Ruth
Buckwee
Frank Mason
Lallian Urgettes
Boutonnierres
Rey
Glick
Verona South
Lillian Starkey
Arthur Daw Foon
South Kuvlid
Crange
Une Grange
Johny Jackson
Sue
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Safety Council
Auda Provoznik
Mataaver Hornyak
Matohi Blake
Citht Alugel Blake
Our Boys
America
We de King
Pat Nts
Vetinke
Edna Belinge
Dona Provocrk
Havel Blake
Court sue over 1942 Buick in Elyria case handling
A. N. Belter and the Harry Bunter Co filed suit to recover a 1942 Buick from Tous Maxwell owner of Elyria Body and Machine Co alleging wrongful possession since November 6 and seek 3400 damages. Separate actions include divorce filings by Harriet Wulkiewicz Vermilion and Mary K. Janosky Lorain, plus multiple court sentences and divorces in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Belter
Harry Bunter Cy
Tous Maxwell
Elyria Body and Machine Co
Adam Wulkiewicz
U. S. Navy
Harriet
Vermilion
Train wreck injures score in Georgia derailment
In Georgia near Jesup and Waycross the last Tamiami Champion of the Atlantic Coast Line derailed between Jesup and Niahunta. Twenty passengers were injured, with early reports suggesting up to 30 but hospitals in Jesup and Waycross later listed 20. The engine tender and 15 of 18 cars left the tracks near Hortense. 15 cars overturned and two coaches plunged into a swamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Severa
Atlantic Coast Line
Jesup
Niahunta
Waycross
P T boats engage Japanese as battleships press northward
In a Pacific action, PT boats at the south end clash with advancing Japanese forces. U S destroyers and cruisers counter with torpedoes and gunfire as Fusa and Tamashiro lead the column. Oldendorf orders torpedo runs and all ships find ranges around 20,500 to 18,000 yards, with spectacular bursts of explosions observed from the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fusa
Tamashiro
Oldendorf
Heffernan
Australia
Tabgus
Orimoc
Ing
Ormoc
Dulag
Liverpool
Robert E. Smith
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Smith
Household Finance Co
Chile
Production Crews Named For School Play Our Town
Elyria High School announces 23 students chosen for production crews for Our Town directed by Miss Nina J. Baker. The November 30 and December 1 performances in the high school auditorium at 8 15 p m will feature a cast announced earlier with crews listed for stage, business, costumes and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Our Town
Nina
J. Baker
Thorton Wilder
Don Barlow
Ted Brown
Dick Flood
Roy Jensen
Bill Lockard
Gordon Net
Iwo Injured When Cars Hit Poles
Two persons were injured last night in traffic accidents of a similar nature. Arnold Burgess 17 of 231 Fourth street suffered lacerations when a car driven by Noah Looney 18 of 644 Lodstreet collided with a pole on Route 57 south of LaPorte at 1 am. Looney blamed a jammed gear shift for losing control. Ankie Russell D. Henley of Elyria hotel was treated at Elyria Memorial hospital for head and face lacerations and a fractured right ankle when his car struck a pole and a tree on 1908 Lake Avenue at 1:15 am. The car was a total wreck. Police Cars driven by Al Bauer and Ralph Kaufmann were damaged in a collision at Middle Avenue and 16th Street at 3 pm yesterday. A collision at Broad and Prospect Streets involved a truck and a car. the left front fender was damaged. A utility pole on Route 57 north of Route 254 was struck by an automobile leaving the scene before the driver could be identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Burgess
Fourth Street
Noah Looney
Lodstreet
LaPorte
Looney
Ankie Russell D. Henley
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lake Avenue
al Bauer
Eus
Avenue Land
Ralph Kaufmann
R. PD
Lorain
Middle Avenue
16Th Street
Carl Rawsen
Kaisercourt
R. J. Rolli
R. BD
Amherst
Broad
Prospect Streets
Route 57
Route 254
Sheriff Department
Jamaican Farm Workers Go To Virginia
The last of Lorain County Jamaicans are scheduled to leave Monday likely for Virginia with a few remaining in greenhouses. Officials report little chance of placing others in a local foundry before departure as international union opposition weighs on the plan. About 149 workers were in the county this summer, helping harvest apples that yielded an estimated 185000 bushels. Some have already left for Camp Eustis and Lee Hall in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Virginia
Henry L. Leimbach
County Agricultural Extension — Service
International Union
Leimbach
Camp Eustis
Lee Hall
Larain
Sterling
Wellington
Elyria
Theft Reported At Wasserman Men’s Shop
Police report a theft of 141 dollars in bills from a money bag left in a safe at Wasserman Men’s Shop. Owner Wasserman said he placed 141 dollars with 19 dollars in change last night and found the bills missing this morning while the change remained. He cannot recall kicking the safe and investigators found no signs of a forced entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasserman Men
Wasserman
Americans Fight Through Hurtgen Forest Amid Mud and Cold
Across Hurtgen Forest the doughboys repeatedly push forward despite heavy German fire and counterattacks. German troops fought back with orders to stand or die, suffering severe losses with many captured. Weather hampered progress, turning frozen ground to mud and bringing drizzle, yet a fifth American assault began as night approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurtgen Forest
Foundry Owner To Pay Wife 51500 In Divorce Settlement
Walter O. Larson founder of Tursan Foundry at Chafton will pay Marie Larson 51500 cash as part of a divorce settlement of grounds of gross neglect. The agreement includes 250 monthly for life if she does not remarry and 150 monthly for their three children. Larson left their home in Fairview Village last May after a dispute. The three children chose custody. two daughters aged 12 and 11 will live with their mother and a 15 year old son with the father. Larson must also pay 2500 attorney fees and retain Fairview property with Mrs Larson moving by January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter O. Larson
Tursan
Chafton
Marie
Cuyahoga County
Fairview Village
Larson
Fairview
Death Record for John Pochy of Kipton
John Pochy 63 of Kipton died in Norwalk hospital after a two week illness Funeral services set for Monday at 2 p.m. from John B Toth Funeral Home Cleveland burial in Cleveland Survived by wife Esther two sons Elmer and William and daughter Marian Buelow plus three grandchildren.
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Pochy
John Pochy
Kipton
Norwalk
John. B. Toth
Lorain Avenue
Clevelar
Cleveland
Esther Pochy
Elmer
California
Willian
Marian Buelow
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