Immunizations Proceed for Elyria Children this Week
Some 900 children in Elyria public and parochial schools received diphtheria immunizations this week at the Health Department. The voluntary program covered kindergarten through second grade with Dr. A F Basinger leading, helped by City Health Nurse Mrs. Kathryne Hull and Public School Head Mrs. Mariel Ellis. St Marys and St Agnes schools also participated alongside public schools. India expects to soon permit 20 000 civilian motor cars using producer Ras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elpria
Elyria
Kifidergarten
F. Basinger
City Health
Kathryne Hull
Mariel Ellis
Hutee
St. Mary's
St. Agnes
India
Ras
Deaths and Obituaries From Elyria and Wellington
Deaths include Frances Sanders Clapp of 108 Hawthorne Street and former Elyria resident William T. Moran as well as newborns and Miss Lillian Reynolds. Frances Clapp survived by husband Perry O. Clapp. services at Nichols Funeral Home with burial at Ridgelawn. Moran’s family notes survivors across three children and two sisters. Cleveland services at Flynn-Fredneck Funeral Home. Baby boys born to William and Mrs William V. Hughes and Mrs Ernest White. burials at Brookdale Cemetery. Mrs Ella Louise Lambert of Wellington, widow of Anthony B, dies at daughter’s home in Oberlin. funeral at Keith Andrews Funeral Home. burial Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry
Clapp
Frances Sanders Clapp
Perry O. Clapp
Hawthorne Street
Elytin
Bilyria
Fitet
Nichols Funeral
Nichel
Finneral
William A. Leath
Urval
Ridgelawn
William T. Moran
William T Morin
Elyria
Clevebord
Taylor Moran
South Carolina
Paul Flehinger
Shien
W. C. Wartsook
Cleveland
Sabiday
Holy Family Church
Hughes
William V. Hughes
West River Street
Flyiing Memorial Hospital
William Charles
Arlene
June Ann
Fred Hughes
Brooksale
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Ernest Whites Street
Algria Memorial Hospital
Team
Samuel
Furding
Naehals
Brookdale
Lillian Reynolds
Lorain
Mandy Teronom
Schwartz Cuneral
Euclid Avenue
Wellington
White
Edng Drayer
Wilmette
Keith Andrews
Greenwood Cemetery
Grand jury reports indict 21 as cases move forward
Indictments against 21 persons were returned by the grand jury at noon in a partial report. Walter D. Bush named substitute juror for Florence Tarney as the panel plans to finish by mid next week and arraignments are set for Friday. Charges include second degree manslaughter in the Lorain area, various assaults, robberies, and embezzlement with several cases dismissed for self defense or not proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Guy It Findley
Mra
Florence M. Tarney
Lorain
Walter D. Bush
Elyria
Oowia
William G. Wickens
Fred Carson
Oberlin
Justice of the Peace Court
Willard Fox
Liloyd Huebner
James Campbell
Loran
Hillary Kelley
New Life
Campbell
Kelley
Murdick Davis
Matilda Kasanovich
Jasper Farr
Michael Attie
Amherst
Olin Emerson
Abbe Road
Viola Aberling
Grafton
Frank Gawren
Cyril Rouse
Fred Wicker
Noun
Willam Barringer
Howard Cromtans
Jacob Koepke
Thongs Flhatt
Cart Dimes
William Emerson
George Hillmanthett
Leola Mullen
Todd Allen
Frank May
Ely+ tha
Frank Jihase
Mose Edwards
Thomas Cannon
Lorian
Josephine Shobel
Joe Bodnar
Lloyd Peck
Women Voters Sponsor Candidate Meeting in Elyria
The League of Women Voters will host a non partisan candidates meeting Monday at 8:30 p.m. in the Elyria High School gymnasium with discussions on three proposed bond issues. Candidates from both parties will attend, speak, and answer voter questions. Speakers include Archie West for the courthouse bond, John Hecock opposing it, William Roth supporting the airport bond, Seward Lack opposing, Judge Nye for the juvenile detention home, and Mrs. Bohn plus Richard Stevens discussing school levy renewal and constitution changes. Citizens may express opinions during the Q A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
WLC
Archie West
John Hecock
Elgin Township
William Roth
Lorin
Seward Lack
Elyria
Judge How
Nye
League of Women | Voters
Aks
Frohn
FE. Bohn
Richard Stevens
League
Mre. B.C. Harr
Varius Church
Court docket shows three commen Pleas suits pending and dismissed
In And About The Court House three suits were sered and dismissed in common pleas court. Cases include Gould vs Youngs for 350 on a note and Mortgage Loan Co vs Swidler for 5000 personal injuries in a traffic crash at Spruce Street and Woodland Avenue. A Lake property dispute tied to a boating venture was also upheld by Judge Gino Fadler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commen Pleas Court
Fise Gould
CW. Youngs Et al
Andwur
Cosaust
Hyman Swidler
Eron Sidw
Lenin
Dora Gondreau
Lorean
Spruce Street
Woodland Avenue
Gertrude
Willan Steadel
Cl Veland
Sheffield Lake
Augusta Troberg
Common Pleas
Gino Fadler
Stendels
Market Livestock Prices and Dairy Quotations Report
Market livestock plan shows 400 active, 240-350 lb cattle with bids around 14.20 to 18.40, calves at 180, lambs slow to move, wethers around 6.50 to 9.50, plus packed beef and hog quotes. Chicago cash quotes include eggs receipts, standard grade, cutters, and poultry live prices. food prices and dairy values are noted with fluctuating receipts and market interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavestiurk
Jestel
Ted
Ehwire
Edwin
Resto
Cmivacc Nutter
Eastern Star entertains Lorain chapter and society events
Elyna Chapter of Order of Eastern Star hosts Queen City Chapter of Lorain as Grace Guild holds a guest meeting. Royal Neigh t hts convene then a party follows. Elyria sponsors a lecture on eye care and injuries to industry by Meredith Wall at YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyna
Order of Eastern Star
Queen City
Lorain
Grace Guild
Elyria
YMCA
Bypom de LL. GC
Meredith Wall
Hospital discharges list multiple births and names
Hospital discharge notes show several patients with newborns. Mrs. John Rosier has a baby girl on Chase Street, Mrs. Michen Lacko a baby girl in Wellington, and Mrs. Richerd Jidewoee a baby boy at 173 Teximatin Avenue. Additional names appear with addresses and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ischarges
John Rosier
Chase Street
Michen Lacko
Wellington
Richerd Jidewoee
Teximatin Avenue
Mass Millie Show
Glenn Yost
Viletta
Cave
Hub
Shirley Cox
Dark Avenue
Charles Benner
Thema
Marsan
Middle Avenuo
Industrial Girls of YWVA Dinner and Conference Report
The Industrial Girls of the Y W V A hosted a dinner and committee meeting at the Y Wednesday. Mrs G Russell Hargate spoke after attending a Women in Industry conference at Church Mission House New York on October 5. Ruth Gates reported on the Elyria committee for economic development and plans were made for the November 2 Industrial dinner with Miss Mary Dingman as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Girls of
Y and Committee
G. Russel Hargate
Hargate
Church Mission House
New York City
Ruth Gates
Elyria
Y Gym
Mary Dingman
Dingman
World Industrial Secretary
Jug Of Cider Triggers Lake Avenue Collision
A jug of cider toppled in a morning mishap on Lake avenue near Walnut street. Frank Waldron, 59 Walnut street, said he bent to retrieve the cider, lost control, and struck a light truck driven by Henry Yourkevitch Jr., Big Weet River street. Also, Elyria Metal Products Co. reported the theft of a tire and wheel from a company pickup on Elm street Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Waldron
Walnut Street
Lake Avenue
Waldron
Henry Yourkevitch, Jr
Big Weet River Street
Elyria Metal Products Co
Elm Street
Disorderly conduct arrest over disturbance on East Broad Street
Robert Heath of East Broad Street was fined 18 dollars and costs by Mayor ALR Agate today after being arraigned on a disorderly conduct charge. He was arrested at 6:50 p.m. yesterday following a disturbance at his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Heath
East Broad Street
Alr. Agate
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East Avenue
Elyria Furniture CO
C. E. Brodbeck
Brown Sport Oxfords
Nobil
Grand
Kenneth Reed
Siath Street
Wei Generiy
Justice of the Pease Hoe Cummings
Nelson
Tana Varese
Elyria Monument
Alice Powers
Ruth
Lege
Brenner
Shoe Store
Ledi Street
Stave
Sears
Catal Ag
Acree
Catal 328 Bread Steat Sales Department
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
JIM Penney
Penney
Anultitelor
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