Firemen instruct Elyria children on fire prevention week
Firemen conducted Fire Prevention Week activities across Elyria elementary schools. Five drills were held with students evacuating quickly, and talks on fire safety were delivered by Capt Karl Schaeler and Lt Robert Curtis. About 7,000 pamphlets were distributed locally to homes, with replacements planned if needed.
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Kart Schaeler
Robert Curtis
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Miss Hall Native Of Wellington Dies
Miss Hall a native of Wellington has died at Forest Homes Convalescent Center in Cleveland after years of social work. The obituary notes she lived in the area and was respected for her community service. Her brother Vie WN Black of Mule attended the service in Warren S Haiti, Chicago.
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Wellington
Cleveland
Besos Hill
Wialey
Forest
Boyce
Warren
Haiti
Chicago
Minste Hales
Minnie Hales
Chatton
North Olmsted
Deiie
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Henry
Trene Robb
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Taymand
Fiymian
Cleon
Sullivan
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Watt Showman
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Fields Corners Cemetery
Death notices from Elyria area obituaries long list
Funeral services and burial details for Walter Bandny and several others are announced from Nichols Dicket Funeral Home and local churches. Survivors include family members across Elyria and nearby towns with services at St Marys and other local cemeteries.
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Archibald Stevenson
Nichols-Dicket Funeral Home
Media Brookdale Cemetery
Gh Russel Meergate
Marion Man Killed No One Injured
A garbled Philadelphia area crime item reports a Marion man involved in a fatal incident with no other injuries. The text is badly distorted with numerous OCR errors and missing details. The essential fact noted is a single fatality tied to a motor vehicle event.
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Marion
Committees Set Up Standards For Four H Clubs
Four-H club advisors from Lorain County gathered at Huntington to form committees for setting standards in boys and girls club work. Members include Mrs. Eswell and Mrs. Finkel for girls and Mrs Crile and Arthur Whitney for boys, with meeting planned for January and a several month project duration.
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Lorain County
Marron Crip
Huntington
Mary Eswell
Brighton
Mary Finkel
Anna Wilcox
Tinchester
On Crile
Arthur Whitney
Ray Invad Church
Wellington
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Southern Advisers
Favors Emergency Session of Congress
Cincinnati Rep Brooks H B D Ark supports an emergency session to consider European relief. He argues the President could be an enemy to rebels without confession and that Europe faces a lengthy peace process after a war costing $250 million and an $16.1 million invested to secure peace.
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Brooks
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Europe
Mike Pustay Joins Ridgeville Kiwanis as Secretary
NORTH RIDGEVILLE A dinner meeting announced Mike Pustay as secretary for the coming year of the Kiwanis Club. About 100 attended at the Avance Hall. presiding were George Lasch and Howard Gould. The program included officer introductions, new member inductions, and a talk by probation officer Carl Curtis. Volunteers were sought for a Boy Scout cabin foundation and plans discussed for Community Chest support.
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Kiwanis Club
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Avance Hall
Speker
George Lasch
Howard Gould
Berea Kiwanis
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Louis 4. Settzer
Cleveland Press
Vern Andrews
William McVeigh
William Strause
William Snyder
Emery Key
Veecolly
Andrews
Idmo
Lawrence Hothgery
Hugh Amidon
Attes
Carl Curtis
Logain County
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Adi Do Amance
Hylan
Soja
Siwanisrom
St. Jedoln
Hurgles
Bays
Leitter
Esaad
Court notices and fines in Avon and Lorain district
Court actions report multiple arraignments and probation orders. Edward Paul of Avon fined 15 dollars and costs for intoxication after deputy sheriff arrest. Steve Bare in Avon charged with failure to stop. Richard Gooden in Lorain granted probation with restriction on driving passengers. Divorce suits filed or granted against several residents. property disputes and alimony payments noted. several cases concluding with custody and support orders.
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Edward Paul
Avon
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Zoning split seeks City Council action on commercial classes
The planning commission approved dividing commercial zones into A and B classes and will forward the proposal to the city council. Current commercial zones would become A or B as applications are reviewed. A would prohibit liquor outlets, tin shops, auto body and wrecking yards, and similar enterprises, while B would permit them. Existing applications for zone changes are deferred pending council action on the classification split.
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V F W Post to Sponsor Sunday Concert at Elyria High
The Ferrier White Post No 9039 VFW will present a concert Sunday at 8 p m in Elyria high school auditorium. Oliver Mar rig post commander announced the program features Estelle Andrews soprano the Cavaliers ensemble and a male chorus with blues and spiritual selections. Andrews a Boston Conservatory graduate and radio performer is joined by the Cavaliers in a varied program.
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Elyria High School
Ferrier White
Fliers
Estelle Andrews
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Boston Conservatory of Music
Chaterty
Auto Hits Bridge Derailed Two Cars
Marion reports a late week auto crash with two cars derailing after hitting a bridge. Witnesses say one vehicle traveled about seven miles per hour, while the other carried a passenger who died. A wife and five children were left grieving.
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Marion
Ray
Terhay Wheels
Walton
Pati Alten
Alphot
Beth
Farm Couples School To Be Sponsored This Winter
A second school for young farm couples will be sponsored this winter by the county agricultural extension service. Six meetings are planned, likely January and February, modeled on last winter’s program. Subjects include agriculture outlook, farm and home investments, operating income and expenses, safeguarding the future and safe credit programs. Conducted by Carl C. Deeds, Leland Schuler, and Miss Wibler, with possible Ohio State University extension specialists visiting. Enrollment open to any young farm couple.
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County Agricultural Extension Service
Marjorie Kivler
County Home Demonstralian
Miyeon
Carl C. Deeds
Leland Schuler
Police court roundup from Ely Park bench arrest
Police records note Vilva Forrest of Lancaster fined five dollars after arraignment by Mayor A KR Agate for intoxication and found sleeping on a bench in Ely Park at 1243 am. Mrs Hiftcha Moyne of Valley Street fined three dollars for intoxication after arrest in a heater at night. William Young of Oberlin Road fined three dollars plus costs for information after arrest on Court Street at 614 pm yesterday.
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Wallan
Oberlin
Vilva Forrest
Lancaster
A. KR. Agate
Ely Park
Hiftcha Moyne
Valley Street
William Young
Oberlin Road
Court Street
Markets Poultry Market Clear at Cleve
Fragmented OCR style list shows prices and lots across a city market with entries for poultry meat, lambs, beef, vegetables, and general commodities. Mentions include prices per pound and weights, various vendors, and references to plan and seasonality.
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Two Fugitives Captured After Prison Farm Escape
Two young inmates from the Grafton prison farm escaped yesterday afternoon and were captured near LaPorte last night. Lee Painter Jr., 24, of Newark, and Robert Hulbert, 20, from Cincinnati, had stolen a car owned by Rupert Miller and broken into a Reed Road home to steal clothing and cash. They fled into nearby woods, changed into prison clothes, and attempted to steal the car before deputies intervened. The deputies said Painter sustained a wrist wound during the escape.
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Lorain County
LaPorte
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Rupert Miller
Wilsey Walton
Reed Road
Lee Painter, Jr
Newark
Robert Hulbert
Cinciinnati
Jack Berk
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Weather and political hints from an unclear paste
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a voting event and proposed measures but lacks clear names places or dates. The readable bits mention voting and possibly a health or public safety topic, but concrete entities or outcomes are not discernible.
State Funds Build 906 Veteran Housing Units Across Counties
Ohio counties receive 6 million dollars from the state to construct veteran housing. Aimed at aiding veterans, the program funds projects in several counties, with Harrison County noted for not applying. Details suggest limited federal grant reach and local implementation challenges amid efforts to aid veterans through established camps and related facilities.
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Axmann claims he helped burn Hitler and Braun bodies
Arthur Axmann former Hitler Youth leader told interrogators he helped burn Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun after Berlin fell and watched Martin Bormann killed by a Russian shell. Walter Rapp of Nuernberg war crimes staff said Axmann, captured near the Austrian border in December 1946, described the cremation and disposal of the remains and a plan to defend bridges for a last stand.
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Adolf Hitler
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UN General Assembly Spars Over Balkans Mission
Delegates from ten nations sent duplicates of their pleas to the Seventy Council as a Balkan watchdog mission looms. Western powers urge defiance of Russia by forming a five power Balkans commission without Moscow participation. Russia warns the United States may drop demands on Balkans partition. statements on Holy partition expected soon.
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