Local discharges noted at military office August report
A wartime notice lists several discharged service members with dates and facilities. Ralph R. Moore of 274 Winckles Street, August 8 1943 to September 24 1948, served overseas in North Carolina. Eugene Cerbatt of 325 Lodi Street, March 4 1943 to October 1948, discharged at Atterbury Indiana. Walter F. Synbeaki of 202 Sixteenth Street, August 13 1841 to September 25 1845, discharged Camp Papago Park Arizona. James F. Franke of 45 Eastern Heights Boulevard, Navy since December 1942, discharged from Naval Hospital Dublin Georgia. Russell R. Rolg Jr of 1600 West Avenue, April 5 1943 to September 27 1945, discharged Dan nal General Hospital Danville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amice
Elyria Sehatges
Ralph’ Ry. Moore
Winckles Street
Russell RB. Rolg, Jr
West Avenue
Darnall General Hospital
Danville
Kentucky
Sgt Hiscox Honorable Discharge From Army
Sgt Hiscox, son of Mr and Mrs A GoHiscox, R D 2 bean, honorably discharged at Indiantown Gap Pa. Discharge received September 25. He joined March 5 1941 trained at Fort Belvoir Va and Fort Jackson S C where the 38th Engineers was formed. Served overseas March 34 1942 in Ascension Islands Arica England and France for 42 months. Decorations include a Citation of Merit and a Unit Citation from the French government. He was employed by Western Automatic before the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Miscox
A. GoHiscox
R.D
Bean
Army
Indiantown Gap
Hiscox
Fort Belvair
Fort Jackson
S.C
38Th Engineers
Ascension Slands
Arica
England
France
Western Automatic
No Announcement Yet Says Lausche
Gov. Frank J. Lausche said he had an announcement to make regarding a successor for U. S. Sen. Harold H. Burton. Greenland bonstail now has no patent medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausche
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
U. S
Harold H. Burston
Greenland
Bonstail
Burton Sworn In As Member Of Supreme Court
The article reports the swearing in of Justice Burton to the United States Supreme Court. It notes the ceremony at the White House and mentions Chief Justice Highball Stone and the Senate confirmation context. It references party balance, salary details, and the absence of Justice Roberts, with War Crimes prosecutor Jackson not expected to return before year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Supreme Court
Washington
United States
Harald
White House
Chieh
Hatlay
F. Stone
Ohta
Hually
Hurtoh
Imemiber
Justics
Owen J. Roberta
Fathe’party
Sevenemocrats
Europe
Farmer Confesses To Slaying Woman
Sheriff McKeever said Worley Evil sitat, a 67 year old farmer from near Piqua, confessed to the Saturday night slaying of Mrs. Barbara Yoast whose body was found near a lake north of the area. He reportedly killed her during an argument in his car, dragged the body to the water, changed clothes, and returned home around midnight. Yoast’s skull was fractured and she was beaten. the suspect sustained a shotgun wound and was hospitalized with a good recovery chance.
Coal miners strike drive halts talks with UMW
Ezra Van Horn, chairman of the bituminous coal operators negotiating committee, declined a second meeting with the United Mine Workers of America until 36,000 striking miners from Pennsylvania and West Virginia return to work. In a telegram to UMW President John L. Lewis, Van Horn urged calling off the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Cleveland
Ezra van Horn
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvana
West Virginia
UMW
John L. Lewis
van Horn
Court House Records Amid Bond Reductions and Divorces
In court today Judge A Cook reduced bond for Alvtis Relertaid of Cleveland from 3000 to 2500 on a charge of felonious fraud, pending trial. Gordon Wigging of Chessnut Avenue sought divorce from Alice Edwards of Lorain. Stohy Lee filed for divorce. Joseph Kobylaki of Wellington pursued divorce from Olive. Laura Find sued Allen but case dismissed. Muth Miejan granted divorce from John and regained the Goodwin name. Robert Walker Jr were placed on probation after pleading guilty to pocket picking. he must leave Ohio per probation terms. A Sidyear Toledo man is held for investigation after wife reportedly staying with sister-in-law on Diagonal Road. Alls Hourkel granted divorce from William Bouckel for cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cook
Hia Allerhey
Annable
Muth Miejan
John
Dao A. Cook
Goodwin
Robert Walker, Jr
Dudge
D. A. Cook
Kailly
Philmore Foster
Walker
Ohio
Texas
Toledo
County
Diagonal Road
Alls Hourkel
William
Bouckel
Guy 2B
Findley
Fined For Reckless Driving After Weekend Accidents
Layalty G Bliss of Elgria was fined ten dollars and costs by Mayor A R Agate after being arraigned on reckless driving charges from a collision at 10 30 p m Saturday with a parked car owned by W P Puck on East Broad Street The report also notes Howard Snyder of Wooster Street and others were arrested or involved in weekend accidents across the city. Minor collisions were logged by police and sheriff deputies with several vehicles damaged on Middle Avenue Broad Street Court Street and East River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layalty G. Bliss
R. D
Elgria
A. R. Agate
W. P. Puck
Hewthorne Street
East Broad Street
Howard Snyder
Wooster Street
Middle Avenue
Eighth Street
John Gordon
17Th Street
Burton Todd
Cascade Street
Court Street
Beryl Clark
Cleveland Direct
Laula Hiruby
Butternut Ridge Road
East River Street
Chestnut Ridge Road
Joseph Boughtory
A. J. Howerth
Westlake
Broad Street
Howerth
Leo Mills
Ridgeville
Dam Shanmel
Sheriff Street
Dam Abed AL da Am
Road of the miners and our Commey country
Van Horn said efforts would be made to salve a dispute over supervision of workers if the min went to work. A continuation of a strike by about 60,000 AFL workers in the Pacific Northwest lumber industry added to four already stalled by private producers. A federal conciliation meeting in Washington failed to yield progress on the wage dispute, closing 24 refineries. CIO Oil Workers Union leader Knight said seizure of refineries would be better than the strike. Gasoline rationing has operated on a voluntary basis in major cities since the refinery strike began two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horn
Min
AFL
Pacific North
West Lumber Industry
Cal Weather
Rednertes
Washington
CIO Oil Workers Union
Ff Pierce
Sinclair Ool & Refining Co
Lorain County 4-H Winners Dominate Wooster Demonstrations
Lorain County youths won multiple first and second place awards at the Wooster district event. Demonstrations covered dairy foods and cattle care with champions from Huntington Sunshine and East Carlisle Cloverettes clubs. county reps will advance to state level alongside district champs. Rufus Crooks was fined $18 in police court after a Saturday disturbance and wine jug incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pires
Lora Gaunty Boyy
Cink
Woostar
Thakite
Seth Lim
Mes
Benita Bottomléé
Williams
Huntsington Sunshine
Mary Finkel
Jahice Ainspaugh
Betty Sehwan
East Carlisle
Admiral King Honored in Homecoming Tribute
Admiral William F. H. King received a moved ovation from Governor Lausche and local friends in Lorain. He recalled his September 6 oath 48 years earlier, praised the Armed Forces, and urged orderly postwar demobilization while stressing the Navy's planned roles. Dr. Ernest Hatch Wilkins presented a painting as a gift, a centerpiece of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral King
Lausche
Army
Unite States
Navy
Marine Corps and
Coast Guard
United States
Lorainki
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Ober- Win College
Lewis
Ernest Ji
Lora
Death notes for Agatha Bash Lorain and Grace Miller
Obituaries report Agatha Bash Lorain died at her daughter’s home after a short illness. services planned at Church of the Nativity with burial at Calvary Cemetery. Also noted is Grace Miller of Grafton who died after an illness. services set at Belden Methodist Church with burial at Nesbett Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha
Borah
Fouk Buiet
Oita Duster
Meg
Dotin
Jaworski
Clarthea Blackford
Fos Rail
Edward. Kelley
Aite
Grace Miller Grafton
Grace Miller
Bothgary
Belden
Fred
Charles
Leon
Greenwich
Alfred
Wellington
Alvin
U.S. Army
Lewis
Frallaemke
Leo Him
Lorain
Andy
Hill
Oberlin
Russell
Fuleton Funeral Home
Belden Methodist Church
Harald Wilman
Nesbett Cemetery
Game Is Broken Up Elyrian Fined $35
George Macon of 135 Rush Street was fined $35 and costs by Mayor A. R. Agate today after arraignment on a charge of operating a disorderly house. Police arrest followed a 1:00 am discovery of men gambling in a basement crawl space during a surprise visit by Officers Brown Callahan and Ensign. Several men were identified. money and dice were confiscated. some fled via a cellar window. Also fined $10 and costs was Zenis Norris of 181 Warren Avenue for intoxication after a Friday night brawl with his companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Macon
Rush Streed
A. OR. Agate
Sergt
L. D. Brown
Francis Callahan
Myron Ensign
Sergt. Brown
Macon
Callahan
Ensign
Zenis Norris
Warren Avenue
A. R. Agate
Norris
Zimmerman
Lorain
Feport
Locked Up For Safe Keeping After Drunken Incident
Police report a man named Tettery was jailed for safe keeping after a drunken spree on West Avenue and Broad Street. He posted a $25 bond to appear in court today. An auto collision on West Avenue and Lost Street occurred as he wandered aimlessly, but no one was injured. Two inmates, William Barney and Merle Daniels, were reported missing from Grattan Prison Farm Mansfield. County commissioners awarded a roof repair contract for Pleasant View Sanitorium at $480 to The Nabkowski Roofing Co. Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seael
Rima Gh Fis
West Avenue
Beth
Agli Sabe
Wbst
Miothifig
Staikard
Grattai
Mansfield Reformatory
William Barney
Partid
Merle Daniels
Columbus
Obialique Bedr
Lodkonit
CIM
Oday
A. Nabakowski Reefitg Co
Amherst
Pleasant View Sanitorium
Sulsbee and Smith
Markets Cleveland LiveStock: cattle and hogs steady
Cleveland Livestock Market reports active cattle and hog trading. Calves and lambs show strong demand with spring lambs quoted at 13 to 14.50 while hogs range from 14 to 15 per cwt. Apples and vegetables listed with diverse prices. regional growers highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland LivesTock
Cleveland
Helfers
Fire department sees resignation amid vacancies in wartime era
The Highs Fire Department reports another resignation today, reducing staff to 33 as vacancies persist. Captain Bates notes eight ex-firefighters remain in active service with Army or Navy, while member Stello resigns to rejoin Western Automatic Machine Screw Company, leaving a vacancy at 118 Caroline Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Myton
Arity Air Corps
Patihe
fAll
Chieh
Roteo Stéllato
Caroline 'Stteet
Western Automatié Machine Screw Company
Stéllato
Army
Rnd
Navy
Bates
Woman Drinks Iodine After Café Request
Geraldine Nelson, 31, of 215 Broad Street, reportedly drank iodine at the Oaks Cafe around 2 p.m. Saturday after asking the bartender to call her boyfriend. Police report she sought iodine to put on a finger cut and indicating distress from the contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Nelson
Li Elyria Memorial Hospital
the Oaks Cafe
Permits Issued By Dickason In September
Building Inspector Hart Dickason reported last month total valuations of 65 000 for new building. Six new residences plus a 12 000 gasoline improvement were approved. Dickason said he issued 84 permits during September for fees totaling 154.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Dickason
Dickason
Britain
Adult Education Group Meets in Elyria Church
The first fall meeting of the Adult Education Group will be held Thursday October 14 at 6 30 p m at the First Presbyterian Church Lorain Street Elyria. The program includes a discussion on veteran education and an invitation to veterans organizations and industry leaders. Also notes a correction that N B Triumphrey’s home is Elyria not Amherst and reports a motorist in Oberlin fined for reckless driving and speeding.
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Executiys
Doruit
Gott Udit
Pirese
Helen -Voriaany Mis
J. Brak
Blatier
Mise
Molly
J Wuillef
Nie
Lorain
A. Patel
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Sgt. Hiscox
Reger Ay Ine
Featuring
Farmer
Hugh Williams
Shear Street
Trene Edwards
Tremont Street
NBC
Tom Manning
Jas
Joe Paddy
Elyria
Elyriiana
Lorain County
Gordon Wigging
Chessnut
Advoel
Aled
Alicg
Fifth Street
Tt Toad
Bante Edwards
Stohy Lee
Laura
Allen
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Rufus Crooks
T.odi Utreet
Latra Porter
Fromm Bage
Beryl
Irene Tremain
Irene Trémain
Des Sie Bechstein
Sou Amherst
Amerist Hospital
Pneumon
Ada. O
Phoenic, Ariz
Baptist Church
Ada
Ralph N
Harold M
Edwin Lyboth
U. S. Navy
Bechstein
Gladys Shilaw
Atlas
Mildred Walls
Mra
Evelyn Quaintance
Ernest Goddard
Orville
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Darrall
Mansfield
Zilch
Lantz Funeral Home
Woodlawn Cemetery
Ara
Elyrian
Johannesburg
South Africa
Berlin
the House of
Bettories
T. Dalton
Livele Ce
Bark
Elysty
al. Bekts
U. Iyeh
Jonathan
Hinas
Jew Rothouse
Elberiaa
Bskte
Calitarata
Savoy
Hubbard
Toator Bskis
Bastern
W. Kenneth
Tumphrey
Nornat
B. Huigphrey
Diathargs
Soltier
Diay
Lodi Street
Anco
A.A. Agate Todey
Paul J. Carhin
Mer
Jiy
Mase
Parker
Myrtell
Beauty Shop
Hye
Kroeber
Simmons
Seely
Grong
Bendis
Norge
Zenith
Philce
Cavalier
Mehawk
Semsen
Virginie
House
Kloyd
Empire
West Ave
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