City Health Dept reports October activity and inspections
October reports from the Elyria Health Department show nurses Thelma Moselike and Dean Steigerwald visiting clinics, weighing children, administering vaccines, and conducting tests. Inspectors George Savage and Gordon Bell listed market, dairy, restaurant, school, and housing inspections, with numerous condemnations, swab tests, and X-ray referrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Heath
Health Board
Thelma Moselike
Dean Steigerwald
Thadditiak
George Savage
Gordin Bell
Belk
E.G. Curtiss
Curtiss
Chamber Urges Overtime Pay Elimination Over 40 Hours
Washington The Chamber of Commerce asked Congress to consider removing overtime provisions from the wage hour act. It argued the current rule penalizes employers and raises goods prices, presenting the views at a House labor subcommittee hearing led by Richard K. Lane. The group prepares to make recommendations on the nine year old statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
House Labor
Richard K. Lane
Daha
Program To Save Grain On Farms To Be Presented
Washington presides over a nationwide plan to save grain stored in farm bins for hungry Europe. Officials said the program, developed with the agriculture department and major farm groups, aims to help farmers cut grain losses and raise profits by exporting more grain to Europe or using it for cattle, hogs, and chickens. Secretary Anderson urged farmers to shift feeding, use more hay, and maximize pasture to earn more money from grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Chaamat Charles Lavekivan
Tas Ito
Agriculture Deppartment
Lachman
Clinton P. Anderson
Anderson
Reading fragments of a 2 line business ledger
A fragmented OCR list shows corporate names and stockish terms including Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Westinghouse General Motors US Steel Republic Steel Standard of Ohio Woolworth Cities Service and other capitalized entities. The text appears as a messy catalog of firms and possible percentages or codes without coherent narrative or dates.
Surplus Office Equipment Sale By War Assets Admin
The War Assets Administration offers surplus office equipment to World War II veterans at 400 Clark Street. The sale began yesterday and runs tomorrow from 9 am to 8 pm. About 200 desks and chairs are available, with 140 desks priced from 25 to 1200 and 1200 more items at 4 dollars and up. Over 600 items were sold yesterday for 2600 dollars. The sale is restricted to World War II veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Assets Administration
Alll
Clark Street
Ito
Search Alaska For Missing Plane
Weather clearing boosts hopes of finding Pan American DC-4 with 11 passengers and five crew. Flagged by Capt Al N Manse, the DC-4 vanished after attempting to land at Annette Island airport near Ketich when strong winds blew in. Coast Guard ships and planes joined a large search with Army Navy and private aircraft aiding. Royal Canadian Air Force patrol planes also participated.
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Retchikan
Alaskan
Thea
Alaska
Pan American World Airways
Creed
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Royal Canadian Air Force
AL N. Manse
Annette
Shard
Ketehi
Death Records HURCHWARD FUNERAL and Other Obituaries
Funeral services for Mrs Rane ma Churchward of Columbia Station were held today at the Baler Funeral Home Berea with burial in Columbia cemetery. Alfred Thomas Wheatley Jr of Elyria died suddenly at home on Fairlawn Avenue. survived by wife and children. Henry W Wellin, born in Elyria, former Wellington farmer, died at 138 Lake Avenue. services set for Thursday at Andrew's Putter Home with burial in Wellington Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurchward
Ranema Chirchward
Columbia Station
Baler
Berea
Columbia Cemetery
Churchward
Rey
Alster
Viva
Heath
Alfred T. Wheatley
Alfred ‘Thomas Wheatey
Alred
GAN P. Om. Alonday
Fairlawn Avenue
Nothingham
England
Wheatey
Elyria
Elyria Treee Company
United Presbyterian Church
Bya- Nine Wheatley
May Stone
Belleville
Ohio
Doris Roberte
Nol
Kruginga
Beth
Flyrng
Alfred Whestles, Sr
Steubenville
Obias
Herbert Wheatley
Deep River
Town
Leanwd Wheatles
Watter Bailey
New
Edward Ernst
Ethel Walker
Sudro- Curtix
T. Mathew Gibhland
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Henry W Wellin Abeney Wo Manley
Lake Avenue
Wellington
Della
B. Werner
Wellington Greenwood Cemetery
Halloweena party in Birmingham Veterans Hall
A Birmingham HalloweEN party sponsored by the Daviesden-Sheik post will be held at Veterans Hall in Birmingham. Hosts include Mrs Gilbert Wiseux and Mrs due Beko Antionetty Angele with Mer. Lee Anucrews as organizers for the event to feature music, games, and prizes in the town on Friday evening. Attendees will enjoy a dancers and a costume contest with proceeds aiding local charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Veterans’ Hall
Birmingtaan Danieht
Ately Tu Diwidsen-Shiek Post
Gilbert Wiseux
Angele
Mer
Lee Anucrews
Janie Hose
Brita
Wilbon
Police Dept News Highlights From RS Veterans Event
A fragmented police department piece notes a veterans event at RS with brief, readable details. It mentions attendees and a brief summary of activities. The text remains incomplete but preserves the core event and local public safety context.
Premier Ramadier To Seek Confidence Vote In France
Paris reports the national assembly held an extraordinary session to decide if Premier Paul Ramadier's coalition government can survive amid communist union pressure and De Gaulle's stance. Ramadier prepared a defense of policy and will request a vote of confidence, with outcome likely by Thursday if defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
National Assembly
Paul Ramadier
Charles de Gaulle
Ramadier
Ramiatier
Ohio Governor To Probe In Person Dispute At North Electric
Governor Thomas J Herbert will travel to Galion to personally investigate the labor dispute at North Electric Co. and review petitions signed by about 1,200 residents urging intervention in the conflict with the CIO United Auto Workers. He will be joined by Adjutant General Goble and secretary John Robert Jones after a prior Galion visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Thomas J i Herbert
Gallon
North Electric Co
Herbert
United Auto Workers (Cio
Chester W. Goble
John Robert Jones
Galion
Goble
Jones
Western Heights Hallowe'en Fete Delightful Night
Western Heights held its third annual Hallowe'en festival with 30 plus children and parents in costumes. Roosevelt school teachers and parents sponsored, Boy Scout Troop 147 led a parade from Woodward to the school grounds. Prizes went to Cara Ran Gy Repel Rose Marie Bayo Yolanda Fidel for costumes. Henry Terry Artha and Joseph Boxett won best herd quality prizes. Beve erly Magee Carol Nagy and Stes Phen Baio wore host outfits. candy and refreshments provided by Adel Satoh and committee. Principal Fern Giles praised the new lighting and student turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt School
Boy Scout
Vaidter
George Opra
Ladies Aid Society
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
Wood
Vilean
Lake
Prouids
Dind Atrs
Charles Anderson
Mar
Englon Teris
Costues Prives
Cara Ran Gy Repel
Rose Marie Bayo
Yolanda Fidel
Henry Terry
Art
Fern Giles
Perik Beast
Five Injured In Auto Truck Crash
Five people were injured in a crash involving an automobile and a truck. Authorities reported the incident and began an investigation into the cause, with medical responders treating the injured at the scene and transporting them to area hospitals.
U S Policy Aims to Shield Tobacco Growers
Government measures promise protection for tobacco growers amid market shifts. Officials outline support plans for farmers facing price pressures and crop fluctuations, with details expected in forthcoming policy updates.
Fight Looms Over Independence For Korea
LAKE SUCCESS The United Nations General Assembly committee prepared for a fight over Korea independence. The U S delegation would present plans for elections within six months to form a provisional Korean National Government. US officials expect a sharp rebuke from Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky. Latin American nations signaled agreement to delay discussion on a broader peace treaty until the current session's end. The American plan outlines elections in both zones by next March 31, a UN commission to oversee them, a Korean government with its own security forces, and the withdrawal of large foreign troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations General Assembly
Korea
United States
John Foster
U.S
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Russia
Assembly
UN Commission
Kore
Elyrians Aid Akron Red Cross Meeting Report
Elyrians joined the Northeastern Ohio Committee for Community Services in Akron for a monthly meeting. Elyria’s quota includes play card packs and bingo prizes for Cleveland State Hospital. Hospital gifts delivered by Legion Auxiliary and Junior Red Cross members accompanied by area representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeastern Ohio Committee For
American Red Cross
Akron
Elyria
iGleveland State Hospital
Chapiter
A. E. Sherman
Lea McLaughlin
Hugh Amidon
Morris Knapp
Penfield
Women’s Auxiliary
The
American Legion Post 12
Brecksville Hospital
Ray Favors
Red Cross
Crile Hospital
Coon Jumps From Tree On Ninth Street
Noon excitement on Ninth Street as workers trimming a tree at 440 W Ninth Street startled a sunning coon. The animal, estimated at about 12 pounds, leaped from the treetop and fled, ending the encounter with the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon
Ninth Street
A. D. Streving
George Thomp
Court notes and notices from Amherst area court actions
Mary Peden of Amherst filed suit for divorce from Ralph citing neglect and cruelty amid a two child marriage. A man named Fisher released from county jail yesterday without prosecution. Multiple county actions include welfare conference attendance funding and various improverment expenditures. A probate case for Arthur Mus frome Aveta filed for service, and a separation action involving The Sea in 1845 wed Lala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Peden
Amherst
Ralph
Charyans
Miied
Will Use Mules To Carry Bodies Of Crash Victims
ATHENS Greece stretcher crews with muds started toiling up 3500 foot Hymettus peak to bring down 45 persons killed Sunday night when a Swedish airlines DC 4 crashed into the mountain. Gustave Enrund manager of the Swedish airlines office here said bodies would be brought to Koropi on the mules and then sent to Athens in Red Cross ambulances. He doubted whether the stretcher crews could reach the wreck today. An official committee was expected from Sweden within a day or two to start an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Gustave Enrund
Alrlines
Koropi
Red Cross
Sweden
Market Egg and Poultry Prices Held Steady in Mixed Trade
The Oblo Department and Bureau of Markets report steady to firm consumer grades for eggs and poultry with light wholesale trading. Frost and storage weather limited demand for some items while small eggs and certain white eggs showed variable activity. buyers expect better trading tomorrow as prices for select items adjust and wholesalers quote varied rates for apples, cabbage, carrots, celery, and other produce alongside mixed livestock quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Articulture Bureau of Markets
Cleveland
Jonathans
Courtlands
Baldwins
Groner Goldens
Mananias
U. Bo
California
Hee Bose
Vrutlers
Bo Prives
Lekker
Leghorn Browers
Boeb
Smal Dicks
Potatqes
Ratal United
Sahurdey
Rayuy
Russes
Aigady Torathena Suahn
North Dakota
Festival Service Well Attended at Elyria High School
The Reformation Festival service drew more than 800 attendees at Elyria High School auditorium on Sunday. It was sponsored by six Lutheran churches in Lorain County with Rev. Armin Born of Holy Cross Lutheran Church delivering the sermon. Next Sunday Dr. Walter A. Maier appears in Cleveland Public Auditorium for a Lutheran rally sponsored by the Lutheran Ladies League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
R. P. Lorenz
James Short
Ohio
Walter A. Maier
Treformation Rly
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Litheran Laytien's League
Firemen Answer Smoke Call at East Broad Street
Firefighters were called to a two family home at 102 East Broad Street at 4 50 this morning to inspect smoke in the basement. A bucket with clothes had been left on a gas burner and boiled dry, causing smoldering with no property damage. Owner Fred Davies reported the smoke after discovering it, but could not immediately identify the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Broadstreet
Fred Davies
Candidates Meeting Tonight Open To Men As Well As Women
The meeting, open to men as well as women, discusses securing a building permit for an addition at 123 Elbe Street. The planned 26 by 39 foot masonry structure, estimated at 1200 dollars, will be constructed by First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyria Spring and Specialty
Harold Kunkle
Elyria
League of Women Voters
Elbe Street
Salad Seena Ie
First Congregational Church
Flowers Bloom At Kipton Garden Pocket Summary
Anna L. Taylor reports Kipton gardens are in full bloom as spring weather arrives. Her two dwarf purple rag bushes and a demon lily with several buds are in bloom, while neighbor Stella Sharp shows a large forsythia bush nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wone Ders
Kipton
Anna L. Taylor
Chronicle-Telégram
Stella Sharp
Kloecm
Justice Of Peace Fines Himself On Traffic Charge
Carlisle magistrate L. Hamlin age 80 charged with passing a stopped school bus pleaded and paid a $10 fine in his own court. Deputy Gurak lodged the case with Justice Horn. Hamlin had already settled the matter in his own courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of Peace
Justice of the Peace
Hamlin
Carlisle
Sherif Joseph Gurak
Hunter
Elyria
James P. Horn
Justice Horn
Namlin
J. P
Hern
Clen
Ham
Lin
Local sourcing advised for plumbing and heating goods
You wouldn’t buy teeth by mail order and then have your dentist fit them. Nor buy a mail order suit and have your tailor alter it. Items that require installation or must fit existing dimensions are best bought locally ready to use. Plumbing and heating products belong in this class. A water closet sink boiler or radiator is useless until connected to existing systems.
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Ententele
Health Dept
United Press
Murphy Bros
Broad Street
Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
Frank A
Humphrey
Charles B. Avagna
Accidint
Rosppalizy
M. O'donnell—Real Estate
Elyria Savings & Trust
Death Records
Police Dept. News
France
Western Heights
Hallowe'en
Fred Fisher
Sugar Ridge Road
Uater
Fisher
Dhi
Aom
Route 254
Abbe Road
Ohio State
County Vom
Allves
Radehffe
Ap Camden
Tress Arndt
Grornicis of
Panilentt
Jake Neosars
al Bo Wis
Guy Bo Findley
Omegeranay
Cateer
Arthur Mus
Sudro-Curtis
Murdach Sosl& Surely Ce
Elhland Livestock
Actise
Cuba
Jane Fu
H. J. Austin, MD
Association of S. L. Zieve
Elyria Savings and Trust
DR. Zieve Mon
East Ave
Ralph E. Wagers
C.S.B
Chicago
Mlinois
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mars
First Church of Christ
Elyria, Ohio
Middle Ave
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