County Court Reverses Sheriff Payment Ruling
The court of appeals ruled Judge Culbertson erred by ordering the county commissioners to fund the sheriff’s road patrol and budge, directing the $716.29 balance for the road culvert project to be handled by the commissioners’ discretion. The suit, brought by Shovitt Cat R. Finegan, seeks $4,995 plus $1,760 for taxes and an additional deputy.
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Bielory
Court of Appeals
Pridgé Hind
Cubertson
Ashland
Court’ Appeals
Culbertson
Shell
Legal dispute over funds for road patrol work
A commission hearing addressed the $718 judgment and how funds will be used. Sheriff noted that money is available only for road patrol labor and questioned the ability to hire a competent patrol, with several shareholders opposing the plan.
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Aled Agaliet
Oscar G. Dani
Shetilt-Pitegan
Fire destroys Cataract House at Niagara Falls
Historic Cataract House hotel at Niagara Falls burned down destroying the 1826 building that hosted presidents Lincoln Fillmore Roosevelt McKinley and Chiang Kai Shek, with an estimated 200000 in damage. No fatalities reported.
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Raise Ceiling Price On Anti-Freeze
Washington announces higher retail ceilings for glycerine antifreeze products to curb production costs. The Office of Price Administration sets a gallon price at 2.66 and 2.2 cents per quart, applying to solutions with at least percentage glycerine, notably used in the Rock Mountains and northern prairies.
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Washington
Office of
Rockountain
Horthern
Shay Gombs
Beauty Talons
Cleveland Market Notes Show Mixed Prices and Demand
Market listings from Cleveland and nearby areas show active cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs with steady or varied pricing. Grain and produce sections report scattered prices for wheat, corn, oats, beans, apples, greens, and root vegetables, reflecting a bustling regional commodity market with broad variety and fluctuating quotes.
Obituary notes from Elyria Lorain region mourning several residents
The column lists deaths in the Elyria area including Michael Barden of Sagitaie Michigan born October 15 and survived by May Bardem and several children. Andrew H. Snyder of Stetson Ridgeville with wife Mary and eight children. Minerva Hasenflue of Elyria. Harry J. Wilson formerly of Elyria. and Mrs. Hiram Lockwood of Camp Lake Road. Funeral arrangements and burial details are announced for each.
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Michiael Barden
Washington
Torcing
St Josephs Fiospital
Tarly
Marine
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Sagitaie
Michigan
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Sears
St. Joseph's Church
the Elks Iodge
Great Lakes
Boeing
Thainess
Avé Nisewite
May Bardem
Bloyd
Naevy
Domes
Clara Martat
Blyto
Marie Ditdrich
Habehin Anid
Loretta Winter
Avan
Bration
A.W. Barden
Duliitty
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Wdo
Clévelandé
Aleo
Tate
Welst
Andrew
Minth
Andrew H. Snydér
Stetson
Hides Ville
Orlobey
Mary
North Ridgeville
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St Peter's
Ehuren
Ridgeville
Rewin’ Aleh
William
Howard
al Bisso
Elyria
Alohyp
Versary
Pasedgita
Michiel Smalley
Cleveland
Dallas Decker
North Olmsted
John
Avon
Katherine Lame
Ann
Webber
Elizabeth Frank
Ride
Minerva
Minerva M. Hasenflue
Fowl
Jenvik
Amherst Hospital
Amherst Township
North Russia Needles Guild
Oberlin I Grange
Rabery E. Hasenflie
Amherst
Krank F, Masenflue
Leavitt
Nelson
Richard
Ruth Masenflue
Cornelia Decker
Kenton Ohig
Murray, Ridge
Charles J. Hasentine
Joby. Bollens
St. Peter' 'S
Hiram Lockwood
Ann Augusta Lockwood
Lake Road
Tryllis Gritty
Lansing
Michitin
Brecksville
Ohio
Leelawind
San Ralph
Wdon Rhea Clare
Rangers Whip Shaw in 21 6 Heights victory
Lakewood's Rangers trounced Shaw 31-0 in a Lakewood area game while Heights won 21-6. The irregular account notes Erie League title chase impact and several players, with sparse standings and team references from Cleveland region play.
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Paukanary Powers
Oberlin Beats Baldwin Wallace 7th Straight Win in Conference
Oberlin College lanes a convincing 24-7 victory over Baldwin Wallace to stretch their season win streak to seven and secure a strong claim to the Ohio Conference title. Three touchdown passes by Jim Boswell, two to Bob Addison and one to Bob Strand, pace the Yeomen, with Ben Sprague adding the other score.
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Oberlin
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Bob Strand
BU Drake
Ben Sprague
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Jahns
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Murnige
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Baldwin-Wallace Jenn
Au Astrang
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Resse C. Wendling
Dell
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McCaskey Mount Unions
Headtivenmien
Paul Barder
Disorderly Conduct Fined $10 in Mayor Ruling
Jack Forbes Jr and two others were fined $10 plus costs after a disturbance in front of a restaurant on East Avenue near Second Street. One man, J M Borer, suffered a laceration needing medical care. A motorist, J. Surtoy Coburn, was fined $10 for alleged driving offenses after a separate arrest on West peciup street.
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Lake Avenue
Anc Houfstreet
Jack Forbes
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Team
Yessterday
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Second Street
J. 4. Borer
Polign
Fred Atwood
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Court House Notices and Local Court Actions
In And About The Court House details show a probate inventory totaling 70 817 dollars with estate allocations to heirs including sons Webber and Lawrence Hamilton and siblings Key Jackson and Lizzie Hare risk. Separate appeals court affirmed a verdict for John frum against Employees Transit Lines on 1944 licensing dispute totaling 8217 dollars. Also local cases include Richard Shumtate 50 days jail for traffic manslaughter and Georgette Tennyson death, and Elytia granted probation for receiving 12 trespass statues from Firestone store.
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Lawrence
Common Pleas
B.A. Cook
Court of Appeals
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Lorain
Cook
Richard Shumtate
S24 North
Guy
B. Findley
Shumate
Georgette Tennyson
Here
Loerain
Legislature Debates Excession Profits Tax Rollback
The article reports on ongoing proceedings to repeal the excess profits tax on corporations. The house rejected outright repeal but approved a reduction to 60 percent with eventual removal by duty. A small business committee urged broad tax adjustments and asked the Ways and Means committee to act promptly.
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Mouse
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Oberlin Indians Edged By Berea In League Tilt
Berea High edged Oberlin High 14 to 12 in a Southwestern Conference game at Baldwin Wallace field. End Dick Livengood and back Jerry Sullivan scored for Berea, with Livengood kicking the winning point. Oberlin touchdowns came from Lindy Wigton and Dan Scott, dropping Oberlin into a tie for first place with Clearview in the league.
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Rocky River
Berea High
Oberlin High
Indians
Baldwin-Wallace Field
Oberlin Hod
Dick Livengood
Jerry Sullivan
Livengood
Oberlin
Lindy Wigton
Dan Scott
Clearview
Ing Oie
Oberling
Ravey
Hamitt Shatte
Fragmentary note on arrests at camp near Bon Air avenue
Police arrested four people at 12 18 am at a camp area near Lorain and Bon Air avenue. The record references Mayor A oRe and a conduit dispute. Names Filipe Catalen Salvatore Hourigies Theresa Martinag Loren and Maine Valdarsor appear in garbled text with unclear roles or actions.
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Catalen
Salvatore Hourigies
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Martinag
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Maine Valdarsor
Bon Air Avelle
Bigna
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Post and court notes from a busy police day
Postmaster reports Poland delivery limits and a single weekly package rule while a man fined 86 dollars and costs for an offense. Police court arraignments include Leo Hrdtuk of Lodi street, with ongoing hospital and traffic collisions noted across North Ridgeville Broad Street and West Avenue, detailing vehicle damage and a hit by an unidentified driver.
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Lodi
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North Ridgeville
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Cleveland
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15Th’ Street
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Asry
William Bucker
Charles Miller
Elyria
Oswald Mitchel
Third Street
Army Sergeant From France Reported Home
A World War II era notice reports Sergeant in the Army Air Corps February 27, 1942, returning after service at Camp Lucky Siské Cay France. Also notes watch stolen from a residence and a local intoxication fine of four dollars.
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Winkler
Urban Millet
Féruary
Th. Charg
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Siské
Cay
Francé
Aswatch
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