Older Rural Youth Conference To Be Held Tomorrow
Lorain County two rural youth groups will attend the Ohio Older Rural Youth Conference in Columbus tomorrow and Saturday. Delegates include Jeanne Cumming Robert Fitch Eddie Beriswell Marian Mitchcock Juliann Wargo Gordon Hales. The event aims to help local youth groups develop better programs and provide leadership training with topics on meetings recreation and program planning.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Columbus
Carl C. Deeds
Jeanne Cumming
Ridgeville
Robert Fitch
Avot
Eddie Beriswell
Bolden
Marian Mitchcock
Columbia
Juliann Wargo
Gordon Hales
Faton
Eastern Rural Youth Club
Republicans of Fifth Ward Open House Meeting
Approximately 30 persons attended the Republican Fifth Ward open house at H. L. Cordrey's home at 1271 East Avenue. Cordrey is the ward council candidate. Hubbard Wilcox and Clifford G. Strean led the meeting. The next gathering is at Myles Farmer's home on Fur nace Street at 8 p.m. October 27. Farmer seeks reelection as Second Ward councilman. Candidates are introduced and ballot issues explained.
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H. L. Cordrey
East Avenue
Cordrey
Hubbard Wilcox
Clifford G. Strean
Myles Farmer
Fur+nace street
Bop. Im
Farmer
Detroit woman falls to death from ninth floor office chat
Soledo Kovence Tescula, 32, of Detroit plunged from the ninth story of the Spitzer building to her death on a busy street. Officials said she jumped from an insurance company window during a visit described as a friendly chat with stenographer Marie Reed.
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Soledo—Kovence ‘Tescula
Detroit
Mich
Spitzer
Marie Reed
Death notices and obituaries from Elyria area
Deaths include Mrs Sybil May Warner age 90 long Elyria resident died at friends home in Lorain. funeral Monday at Thomson Funeral Home Lorain officiated by Rev Lloyd Grimm. burial Ridge Lawn cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Huth W Leng and son Bert, four grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Mathias Minnich 69 North Ridgeville died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a long illness. survived by two sisters and two brothers. wife Techla predeceased. Hobart Bryant 44 Lorain resident died after two months illness. survived by wife Helen, five brothers, two sisters. funeral arrangements pending. Burial details, church affiliations, and visitation notes given for all.
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Sybil May Warner
Elyria
Hame
Lorain
Llnyd Grimm
Zanesville
Ridgelawn
The
Christian Church
Warner
Bert
Fairview Village
Mathias
Matt
Minnich
Matt) Minnich
Stoney Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Loraineminty
St. Peter's Church
Flyrna Eagles Lodge
Sunshine Club
Frank Kelling
LaGrange
Mia
Mathias Smith
Chestnut Ridge
Ollie Mingich
Wellington
Fred Minnich
Techla
Bilmer
St. Peter's Church With the Rev Fr
Francis Brucker
Hurtat
St. Peter Cemetery
Hobart Bryant Lorain
Hobart Bryant
Jim Oberie
Loppe-Bryeant
Revies
Church of Christ Screntigh
Ober
Kreiwe Eaton
Elynia
Thades Donald
Flood
Oporto
Kar City
Kus
Mark
Riehii-Coolea
Christ
Clevelara Wheel Cemetary, Armherst
Britain Reels Under Austerity As Winter Looms
In postwar Britain the public endures harsher life under new austerity rules. No foreign travel, limited fuel, and cuts to rations bite as coal reserves rise slightly but transport and industrial recovery lag. Miners face longer hours and a half hour extra shift on Saturdays, worsening the cold home and office conditions. A milder summer belies fears of a difficult winter with shortages prompting strange substitutes such as whale steak and canned hake from abroad.
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London
America
Inbor
England
London News Chronicle
Bevin
Coal Board
National Union of Miners
John Birachey
Food Ministry
Housewies
South Africa
Ostad
Heng de Priei
Fundies
Declares Case Institute A Grave Fire Hazard
Fragmentary OCR text references a fire hazard designation at Case Institute with garbled surrounding words. No clear events, dates, or names are readable beyond Case Institute and hazard mention.
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Case Institute
Cleveland
Baya
Police Reports Mixed: Thefts and Fines Across City Streets
Leonard Smith reported $110 stolen from a coat in a car rear seat during a fire on Court street. Witness saw a person run toward Ely park. Other incidents include damaged cars on Broad street, bicycle theft from St Agnes school, and multiple arrests for intoxication and disorderly conduct. Authorities pursued a taxi dispute and a park molestation claim involving a young woman.
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Leonard Smith
Jefferson Street
Court Street
Dadaim
Smith
Asheland County
Ely Park
John Woldridge
Loco
Claude Unger
Broad Street
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A garbled historical clipping offers alias phrases and scattered names without a coherent narrative or identifiable entities. The text includes stray capitalized tokens, partial words, and stray punctuation, rendering a clear summary impossible.
La Grange WSCS Elects Re elected President in November Meeting
La Grange WSCS re elected president Heath jWas and named officers including vice president Jackson and treasurer Nichols at a gathering at Mrs. Florence Nichols home. A program on the book Great Bravers of Hostibles followed, with plans for upcoming meetings and events noted alongside birthday mentions and hospital news.
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la Grange
Lagrange —Ars
Heath jWas
WSCS
Mes
Jackson
Charles Folsom
F. Ll. Wolcott
Mra
Florence Nichols
Arthur Dushenshe
Albert Wilcox
Cecil ‘Taylor
John Curtiss
George Woodruff
John Murliss
Carole Cine
Ace Shut Dushenske
Mark Davis
Elizabeth
Everlyn
Ashley
Wallyhea Daaughter
Stanton Hough Wear
Davin
Hough
Harold
Linda Lou Haugh
Guten S Hospital
Alice
Auise Adams
Catlon Adams
Comte
Biswas
Ray Hutle
Ered Hallowen Carled
Oetar
Mies
Spears
Pieter Alhak
Pereeieatis
Birthday celebrations and family visits in Litchfield area
Community notes describe birthday parties for Carol Law and Charlene Turner with gifts and refreshments at Carol Law’s home. Mrs. Lewis Jenkins hosted a birthday dinner for Coral Law with relatives and friends from Medina, Wellington, Valley City, and nearby towns in attendance.
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Litchfield
Carol Law
Charlene Turner
Hens Halmes
Gil
Lewis Jenkins
Medina
Coral Law
Mary Jenkins
Arthur Law
Carol
Joe
Howard Wingerter
West Salem
Mrr
C. FL Jenkins
Anna Nooney
Lawrence Neumeyer
Wellington
Foal Muntz
Beith May
Shirley Ann
David
Valley Co
Frank Neumeyer
Louis Metzpar
Herbert
Valley City
Neumeyer
Vinita Song
Lenore Sears
Walter Sears
Cuyahoxa Falls
Philadelpha
Clare Sears
Ai-Laes
Fred Mivert
Mir
Mire
Harry Herzlerberger
Mra
Dake Seri
Jne Krerp
Ales Ve
Aram Rising
Flyria
Botelfeld
AC Barta
Hos
Bay Willian
Datefeld
Elyrian Assigned To AMVETS Recruiting Station
Elyrian Sgt McClymonds has enlisted in the Regular Army as staff sergeant and will join the Army and Air Force recruiting station in the old Elyria post office building. Captain Pine announced vacancies for recruiting duty in Cleveland and Cincinnati and direct assignments to the 4163rd Army Air Base unit at Cleveland Airport. AMVETS Post No.2 featured a talk on the Constitution for veterans and appointed Clayton Harpster as adjutant, with plans for dances and bowling, and a committee to publicize the Veterans Bonus proposal.
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Parmher
Glenn &. McClymonds
Furnace
Army and
Air Force
Cleveland
Robert L. Pine
Mly- Na
Lorain
Air Forces
Ohio
McClymonds
Gla Medical Battalion
War Department
Regular Army
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Pine
Cincinnati
Army
Elyria
Broadway
4163Rd Army Air Base
Clave Dand
Robert Stevenson
Amvets
Boo. m
Pledges and quotas in multiple divisions detailed report
The document lists contributions and quota amounts for numerous divisions and individuals. Notable items include totals for Industrial Division and Subcategories, with names like E. Stankard, Carl Schmitkens, Herbert Meister, J O W Dilgren, Jack Hans, Harold Fibling, and firms such as The Diamond Products, Amidon Engineering, and Thew Shovel Company. Overall figures show large outlays and targets across divisions.
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T. F. Schilling
Warnen
Discyvision
Stankard
Sun
Carl’ O. Schmitkens
Herbert J. Meister
Russell Francis
J. O W. Dilgren
Jack Meyer
Don McGinley
Harold Rorick
Ronald Dunn
William D. Flett
C. Ey Botts
Carl Me
Lal
A. J. Plocher
Fred G. Reiter
Arthur Kehnert
Nicholas Tobteash
Robert Dietrick
Paul EQ
General Industries Co
Alaistie Molding Co
Thew Shovel Company
Diamond Prayducts, Inc
Amidon Engineering Company
Riotous picket clashes halt plant at Galion
Picket lines clash with plant guards at a Galion tuning plant after a week of stone throwing. Police and deputies aided by machine gun support patrolled the scene as workers feared for safety. A later telephoned report described a tense night with windows broken and crews shuttering shifts.
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TL Aum
Graham
Galion
Galten
Dogo
Dire Department
Yeshiday
Oshifp
Yathetg Blows Ag
Abe Defuers
Markets and Livestock Prices From Farm Bureau Co Op
Readable market notes show grain bids for wheat corn oats soybeans and feeds. Livestock quotes cover cattle calves heifers cows bulls hogs and sheep with price ranges and quality notes. Apples grapes peppers pears pumpkins tomatoes squash and other produce are listed with pack sizes and prices.
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Anc
Jon Ios
Surao
Lone
Roy Dunney
Kyod
California
Pontine
Neskess Iaree
Scouts Stage Elyria Demonstrations for Chest Fund Drive
Scouts from Troops 133 136 108 115 106 and 146 conduct tent demonstrations in Ely Park daily 4 to 8 pm to educate the public about Boy Scouts and raise funds for the Community Chest campaign. Each day features a different troop and sponsor church with scouts distributing flags posters and pamphlets at the tent.
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Elyria
St Mary's Church
Alfred Allen
Scouts
First
C. A. Beabright
First Christian Church
BR. L. Hgging
St. Agnes
Calvin D. Miller
Congregational
E. P. Galey
First Baptist Church
William A. Lauck
Boy Scouts
Community Chest Campaign
Court actions mix paternity, divorce and foreclosures
A paternity case from Justice Lord's court moved to common pleas in Grafton. Ida Schmidt of Lorain seeks divorce from Max accusing cruelty. two other suits include Peter Stonsholm of Cleveland and Alec in Brownhelm pursuing Roy Rhone for 3562 dollars and a mortgage foreclosure. First Federal Savings and Loan sues George Harris of Amherst for 4413 dollars and mortgage foreclosure. Gas prices rise as Standard Oil of Ohio announces a one cent increase in gasoline with kerosene and heating oils also affected by crude oil costs and freight rates.
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Jeannette Corey
Grafton
Harold Stitchell
Norwalk
Common Pleas Court
Justice CG. C. Lord's Court
Ida Schmidt
Lorain
Max
Peter Stonsholm
Cleveland
Alec
Roy Rhone
Brownhelm
Mary Cycyk
Dan
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
George Harris
Amherst
Amherst Township
Standard Git Co
Onto Today
Tomorreaw
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Fifth Ward
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Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Washington
Chita
Allen Hills
Highgate
Ontario
Can
Allen
Ross T. Hills
Mr. Hills
Police Dept
Richard Boggs
Woodland Avenue
St. Agnes’ School
Woodrow Cunningham
Wakerman
Majur A. BR. Agate
Oon
Hunter
Lewis Street
Jay
Miller
Homer Street
Cascade Park
Dean Ochling
Butternut Ridge Road
Richard Farthofer
Avon
East
Porthofer
Gd East Avenue
Byron Zimmerman
Frank Karbowniczek
A. R. Agate Techy
Elywood
Shoe
Lier
Cabad
Sullivan
Pearlies
Bert Matthews
Boyland
Elyrian
Amvets Post No.2
Jenkins
Great Lakes Canadian Legion
Philadelphia Fire
Telee Alama
WEIN
Ve Tae Tula
Lerpig
Chronicle
Farm Bureau Co-op
Toledo
United Press
N.Y. Central
Penina
Montgomery War National Dairy
Sears Roebuck
Westinghouse
el Woolworth Co, Bendix
General Motors
White Motors
Republic Steel
U. 5. Steel Standard of Whit Cities Service
Ape de Deen Ll Ty Une
Bay . Bom Aa
Adam
NBC
Hetwork
Wasserman’s
Broad St
Brown Hotel
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