Lorain to extend 2nd Street and nearby highway work
County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn announced at a Columbus conference that 2nd Street in Lorain is slated for extension and that funds and right of way must be acquired. The project includes adjusting Route 611 Colurdo Avenue, improving Route 20 to Elyria, and bridge work on Route 18 west of Wellington, contingent on defense highway funding and congressional action.
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Zlot Street
Tras Larein
Lorain
State Highway Department
Lorain Cowty
Oscar G. Dunn
Columbus
Dui
Lorsis
Colliei
1St Street
Culotado Avene
Copper- Foster Park Road
Kolbe Road
Rocky River
Dunn
LaPorte
Fielets Corners
Military Teams and Captains Listed in Page Two
Fragmented OCR lists names of captains and players across multiple units. The readable portions name Barclay Garrick Water Myers and several captains including Sohle Sotherden Dailey Brandan and Gull, with numerous soldiers and adjutants, though many entries are garbled.
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Barclay
George Garrick
Water Myers
Robert 8. Wilson
Fred
Charles Sohle
Don Sotherden
Age Jer C, Terry
R. Gardinier
Jobo Hancock
Fred Sanford
Harold Ewing
H M. Gund
Jack M. Rass
J. Holliday
George Horwitz
le George Mhermais
Sam Kailes
Steve Jazz
Jack Kalzht
Charles Gull
E. Ber
H. J
Hubbard G
Wneox
Capiain
Mb Nen
Kathy
Maranit
New Scout Troop To Be Organized
A new Scout troop is to be organized by B'nai Brith tonight at the Agudath Achint Bay Abraham temple on Lake Avenue and Lod Street. Bruce Kenyon announced the plan, with Albert Berson named Scoutmaster for the new troop and invitations extended to boys to join at 7 p.m. The setup aims to increase the number of Boy Scout troops in Ely.
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Roy Beotiloop
Agudath Achint Bay
Abraham Temple
Lake Avenue
Lod Street
Bruce Kenyon
Ayrlands Area
Councll
Albert Berson
Umber
Rey
Ely
Amherst Preaching Mission and Fraternity Notices
Amherst notices list a preaching mission led by Rev. df and student activity. Details mention an evening program titled Keys of The Eagle and various local names. Hospital discharges include Mrs. Presley Bauer and a baby. Acknowledgments note Gerald Schroeder joins Indiana Technical College Gamma Upsilon chapter. weekend visit by George Schroeder’s son.
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Gerald Schroeder
Indiana Technical College
Wayne
Une
Goerrpe Schroeder
P. Gerakd
Gamma Upsilon
Birmingham Booster Night Held in Florence Grange
A scrambled report from Birmingham notes a booster night at the Florence Grange with references to attendees and event details. Mentions of names Charles Engle and Norman? are unclear amidst garbled OCR text.
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Birmingham
Thra ‘Heerverd
Florence Grangs
World Citizens group outlines growth and church links
Oberlin leaders report the World Citizens organization has grown to 50 groups in 15 states. Hartson was elected president with Dan B Kozak as vice president, Orlando Shilts treasurer, and Oloria Gordon secretary. Prof Paul B Sears presided. Col M Tillion noted expansion and a plan for forums. Mrs Clarence Hamilton urged world citizenship through chart work as a catalyst for interfaith and community discussions.
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Clarente Hamilton
Charett
Organization of World Citizens
Smong
One Chriistian Women's Missionary Societies
Discharge and social notes from Malhai Phorta area
October notices list discharged individuals with dates from October 4 to October 8 including Marjarde Morelman Joan Marrinan John Tackats Adhir Ashley Standlet Mallory Floyd Sumaters and Birnesie Young. News notes mention visits by Mr and Mrs Harold Metal vis ted their son Edward at Wester Reserve Academy and George Lyman visiting Detroit and Saginaw after summer in Roanoke.
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Eiu. Mason
Frank Marocca
Mary Davey
Allen Katl
Leis An McClelland
Martha Laonty-Mra
Museile Moore
Reta” Gutman
Dustin Nurtua
Geraldlive Hanley
Frans Sones
Marjarde Morelman
Joan Marrinan
John Tackats
Adhir Ashley
Standlet Mallory
Floyd Sumaters
Sy Jem Wallace
Birnesie Young
Geraldine Rowley
Nanos Yvine
Ann Bowers
Barbara Murrell
Marys Hartson
Alan Hoare
Lasra White
Burton Haigh
Alan Sendestind
Virginia Eaton
Harold Metal
Edward
Wester Reserve Academy
George Lyman
MM. Lyman
Detroit
Saginaw
Mich
Lyman
Reatoke ¥A
Roanoke
Florida
P. F. CG
Donald E. Harley
Oberlin
Camp Shelly
Murtoigh
Lord Harley Don
Elyria High Herald Second Issue Distributed Today
The Elyria High Herald distributed its second issue with Gladys as editor and a team including Carle Sorman, Tews Bescher, Janet Busiger as advertising manager, and reporters Jean Bavn, Betty Jo Braddon, and several others. The text also mentions Miss Ma Nitty as adviser amid miscellaneous staff notes.
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Elyria High Herald
Gladys No
Lowshiss
Carleartment Tesparis Sorman
Tews Bescher
Janet Busiger
Jean Lira Goodrich
Jea Choate
Xeiadge
Jean Bavn
Betty Jo Braddon
A Brown
Lew Dannstan
Shirley Marshall
Lois Meek
Mary Hesar
Mary Triesky
Ma Nitty
Ards
Court notes and incidents from the region
In a column of court house items a series of brief notices mention fines and costs in a Cleveland area case, a defendant ordered to pay restitution, and a May 2 proceeding. Other items record a divorce suit filed in Winchester and a capital murder case with suspects named Leeds and Frank McNickonlis. A report notes Elizabeth Watson killed and Belle Geary in serious condition after an assault, with suspects arrested in Ohio.
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Binueoa
Muenetles
Columbus
Eizabeth Watson
Belle Geary
Chester Hospital
Leeds
Frank McNickonls
Death Record SUES BLA. Wake and funeral details
Death record for Parsons Wakeman of travel resident of Waker. Body to be transported to Los Angeles California for burial. Funeral service to be held Friday afternoon with burial Saturday at 4 00 PM at the Glen Gerbes cemetery. Bearers listed. Rev. Moore will officiate.
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Sues
Parsons Wakeman
Waker
Hos Angeles
Calvfariiag
Hordanabier
Bush Yarvis
Ana
Will Offieiste
Biel
Wil Boon
Wakeman Gemelery Mosier
Urges Teachers To Develop Leadership in Children Education
Kenneth Cy Ray, state director of education, urged Lorain County teachers to foster leadership and sympathetic understanding in children. At the Grafton school Fall meeting Ray praised education philosophy, urged focus on elementary fields, and called for health and gaiety in school life amid postwar adjustments. The program included a choral ensemble from Columbia and remarks by local officials, with plans announced for future association activities.
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Kenneth Cy Ray
Bastight
Ray
Lortin County
Grafton
Nuaivers
Merk
Ocier Felds
D. Wlsbury
Columbia
Chation
Gerald Mc Frank
Community Program Highlights Local Grange Meeting
A village Grange event featured readings by Mrs Klug Growel and Mrs Ber Munnted, with songs and an essay on charity. Lante Rainald Kelsinger opened the program with a recitation, and flower arranging demonstration followed a one act play by Mr and Mrs C F Swan. Social hour included games and light refreshments.
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Nasional Grange
Tiber
Klug Growel
Ber
Lante Rainald Kelsinger
Minor Eldred
Rudge Ville
Bouquer
Louis
Laning Roan Bouques
John Learh
Fl Swan
Wien
Anna
Crowell
Market Prices Display Broad Commodity Listing
A crowded OCR of market items shows grain, produce, and staples with prices on oats wheat flour potatoes onions and vegetables. Names of sellers and firms appear amid scattered figures and product terms, reflecting a bustling market page.
Taft to Introduce Price Control Bill in Congress
Senator Taft outlines a plan to give a price control board power to set ceilings on prices for goods and services, with broader wage stabilization aims. He notes the measure would end and limit by date and seeks to centralize authority under Henderson while avoiding automatic enforcement. The proposal targets discretionary controls and temporary powers with a sunset provision.
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Taft
Washington
Robert A
Ft. O
Uwinklag
Leon Henderson
Singh
Henderson
Henrietta and Miss Wasted MV Th With a Soapy
Fragmented readable text hints at names and places with unclear actions. It mentions Henrietta, Mes, Gaur, Wiltlace Wordt, Hoth Citic, Deltas Bre, and Mrs shaven, suggesting a local notice or mixed narrative fragment without a clear event or outcome.
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Gaur
Shaven
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Lech
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Quaker
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