Changes In Elyria Public Schools For 1948-49 Year
Elyria announces several pupil assignment changes as the 1948-49 school year begins. The Jefferson School gains kindergarten and grades one through six, with the kindergarten slated for afternoon sessions unless enrollment requires two daily periods. Roosevelt seventh graders move to Franklin, which will host seventh and eighth grades from both districts. The crippled children class shifts to Gates School but awaits state approval and enough enrollment. Stop light at Foster and Lake Avenues is ordered for safety, with police protection provided until installation. Tuition pupils may be accepted where space allows, but any overcrowding could force elimination of tuition entries.
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Elyria
Harold H. Eibling
Jefferson
Ruth Arkey
Edison
Edison Kin
Franklin Junior High
Roosevelt
Franklin
Jefferson School
Gates
State Department of Education
Mabel Ellis
Eibing
Edison, Jefferson and
Ucation
Ohio State Employment Service
OSES
Helen Coniam
Coniam
McManus
Thousand Mark In Registration Reached At Local Board 72
In Elyria area Local Board No 72 surpassed 1000 registrants as 736 registered in three days at Elyria and seven nearby centers, with 197 yesterday at the YMCA Elyria center. North Ridgeville added 21 registrations Wednesday and 19 yesterday, while workers note Labor Day closures.
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Elyria
Y.M.C.A
North Ridgeville
Elyria Center
Robert H. Frederick
George W. Smith
Ruth Adams
Lois Meyer
L. L. Partch
Oscar Haserodt
Mary Reiter
Gerry Gorham
Madeleine Hoch
Caroline Bauer
Carl J. Smith
Ethel Minch
Arthur R. Hoch
Karen Bauer
Wilma D. Pretch
Oberlin
County Extension Council To Meet Miss King
Lorain County Extension officials plan to present Dorothy A. King of Shaker Heights to the County Extension Council next Wednesday night for employment as home demonstration agent. King, Purdue graduate in textiles, has worked in Cleveland and is currently in Mahoning County preparing for the role. Final hiring decision rests with the council. deadline note follows a vacancy since June 15 when Marjorie Kibler resigned.
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Lorain County
County Extension Council
Carl C. Deeds
Dorothy A. King
Shaker Heights
Purdue University
Purdue
Cleveland
Mahoning County
Eunice Kochheiser
Marjorie Kibler
Robert Eece
Benes dies after coma in 1948 Prague coup era
Benes died after lingering coma following the February 1948 Communist coup in Prague. His villa exile marked end of a major Czechoslovak republican era. Jan Masaryk, foreign minister and son of Thomas Masaryk, died after reportedly falling from a foreign ministry window.
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Benes
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Jan Masaryk
Thomas G. Masaryk
Foreign Ministry
Open House at Steel and Tubes Plant in Elyria
Families and friends of Elyria Steel and Tube Division employees may tour the plant next Wednesday during the first open house. Hours are 12 noon to 2 pm and 4 to 5 pm. Children 12 and older may attend with adults. Visitors receive a pamphlet and souvenir booklet and learn about structural steel tubing production. Committee members include Gibson Moore chair, Byron Morris, Ray Brouse, Richard Todd, Eleanor Leutz, Thelma Hollis, Cal Hopper, Earl Wardle, Henry Hopwood, and Ernest Bang.
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Elyria
Steel and Tube
Republic Steel Corporation
Gibson Moore
Byron Morris
Ray Brouse
Richard Todd
Eleanor Leutz
Thelma Hollis
Cal Hopper
Earl Wardle
Henry Hopwood
Ernest Bang
Merle Bernath obituary and other death notices
Merle Bernath husband of Margaret Bernath of 417 East avenue died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 3 15 p m after months of illness. He was born July 27 1914 in Johnston Pa and lived in Lorain County 30 years. A WWII veteran, he served three years in the US Army 21 months overseas with 1360 Military Police Company. He worked as a sheet and metal worker at C A Olsen Manufacturing and was a member of St Marys church American Legion and VFW No 1079. Survived by wife a son Merle Eugene and a daughter Beatrice May, three sisters and two brothers. Services Monday at St Marys with burial in the church cemetery. Emma L Lucas obituary notice notes four sons and three daughters as survivors and says services will be at Sullivan Congregational church with burial in Sullivan cemetery.
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Merle Bernath
Margaret Pauly Bernath
East Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr. Bernath
Johnston
Lorain County
U. S. Army
Donald McClintock
Akron
Welsh Funeral Home
St. Mary's Church
Frederick Dietz
St. Mary's Cemetery
Emma L. Lucas
New London
Sullivan
George
Shiloh
Guy and
Clyde
Della
Lodi
Grace McConnell
Maxine Hartsell
Jeromesville
Pauline Liston
Nankin
Bower
Elyria
Lulu Wallington
Spencer
S. L. Long
Fitch Funeral Home
Sullivan Congregational Church
F. E. Eastman
Sullivan Cemetery
Hold Conference on Hospital Bills in Lorain
Representatives of St Josephs Hospital Lorain conferred with County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn about paying hospital bills for indigent cases a list totals about 5000 dollars and county responsibility. Welfare Director Floyd Shaw to verify cases and report which are county obligations and arrange payment plans with recipients. St Josephs authorities note about 50000 dollars in outstanding paid bills.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Oscar G. Dunn
Dunn
Floyd Shaw
St Joseph Authoriies
Engineer on Water Main Job Here Dies
Delbert Spray, recent engineer with Havens and Emerson Engineering Co, died at his Cleveland home Wednesday after a battle with cancer. He served three years as resident engineer on city projects, was forced to stop work last January, and is survived by his widow Faelyn and sister Verna Bertsch of Sandusky. Funeral services set for 2 pm tomorrow at Charles Mandley Funeral Home on Triskett Road and Torain Avenue.
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Delbert Spray
Havens and Emerson Engineering Co
Cleveland
Sprat
City Projets
Charles Mandley
Triskett Road
Torain Avenue
Faelyn
Verna Bertsch
Sandusky
Receive Red Cross Certificates And Pins At Riverside Homes
Members of Red Cross home nursing classes 1 and 2 at Riverside Homes received certificates and pins in a recognition program. Mrs. Harry White spoke and presented awards to ten women including Mrs. Robert Young and Mrs. George Fitzpatrick, with class instructor Mrs. Pearl Murphy and music by Julia Cross and others.
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Riverside Homes
New Red Cross Home
Harry White
R. N
Red Cross Board of Directors
Robert Young
George Fitzpatrick
Ida Mae White
J. F. Parks
Jesse Eady
Myrtle Styles
John Taylor
Alice Wingard
Andrew Rucker
Edna Gillespie
Pearl Murphy
Julia Cross
Minda Jackson
Robert Rhymes
Douglas Mitchell
Ray Carter
Elyria High names new football coach speaks on athletics
Elyria High School's new football coach John Cabas spoke at the Elyria Kiwanis luncheon, urging interscholastic sports as a privilege and stressing mental and spiritual readiness. He said the team, largely younger, will train twice daily for the 1948 season and encouraged players to coach themselves to foster ownership. Guests included G. R. Fernelius, L. C. Zeigler, Arthur Secht, and Paul M. Johnston.
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Elyria High School
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Elks Marine Room
John Cabas
Hiwanians
Cabas
Elyria
G. R. Fernelius
Parma
L. C. Zeigler
Lorain
Arthur Secht
Canton
Paul M. Johnston
Markets and Livestock Prices At Cleveland Auction
Live poultry market steady with light demand for heavy fowl. cattle and sheep prices listed. Prices shown for Choice, medium, and common grades. pigs, hogs, oats, corn, soybeans, and homegrown market items include variety of vegetables and fruits with approximate bid ranges and weights.
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Cleveland
Exhibits Given High Ratings At Ohio State Fair
Four exhibits by three young Lorain County residents at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus earned high ratings this week. Dale Ewell of Brighton received a fourth place for his Holstein junior yearling heifer and eleventh place among 23 Holstein heifer calves. In the Four H Club division, Maureen Enzor of Brownhelm earned a B-plus for a cotton dress and Lois Rothe of Henrietta earned a B for a dress-up dress.
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Columbus
Carl C. Deeds
Dale Ewell
Brighton
Maureen Enzor
Brownhelm
Lois Rothe
Henrietta
Judge Grants Permanent Injunction Over Edna Kreeger Property
At the courthouse Judge Guy 8B Findley issued a permanent injunction barring the county commissioners and others from entering Edna Irene Kreeger’s Root road Ridgeville property to improve the Johnson ditch. The ruling ends a hearing that sought to make a temporary injunction permanent. The court also forbids levying assessments against Kreeger for the ditch.
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Guy
Findley
Edna Irene Kreeger
Root Road
Ridgeville
Johnson Ditch
Kreeger
Communists and Prices Top Issues in Campaign Spar
United Press reports a heated clash over Communists in government and rising food prices as Truman and Dewey launch formal campaigns. Dewey accuses removing Communists from federal payroll. Stassen links price supports to high costs. Brannan calls Stassen statement deceptive and cites milk price actions in New York.
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Harold E. Stassen
House UN- American Activities Committee
GOP
Congress
Stassen
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Brannan
Buffalo
Rochester
Pawling
N. Y
Paul Lockwood
Quartets Entertain Their Widows in Elyria Barbershop Event
About 100 members and widows of the Elyria chapter attended an informal barbershop program in the Townsend Club rooms. The Elyria chorus directed by Nelson Howe led community singing by Nat Bertoff and Syd Lynn. Quartets The Mis-Tunes Elyria The Magpies Elyria and The Steel Blenders Lorain performed with long-time group Steel Blenders runners-up at the Mid- dle town international. Refreshments followed. program committee included Donald Hutchings Ray Brunger Warfield Rock and Earl Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Townsend Club
Nelson Howe
Nat Bertoff
Syd Lynn
Bill John
Middletown
Donald Hutchings
Ray Brunger
Warfield Rock
Earl Holbrook
UAW Local 402 End 15 Day Strike at IH Plant
Members of United Auto Workers Local 402 returned to work at International Harvester in Springfield today, ending a 15 day strike. The 3800 workers ratified a Chicago negotiated contract after a decisive vote last night by the UAW Harvester Council.
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Springfield
United Auto Workers (Cio
International Harvester Co
Chicago
UAW Harvester Council
Aaene 235 Percent Result Noted in Brief
A fragment notes a percentage figure and references an eye detail with unclear context. Specific persons, places, or organizations are not identifiable from the readable text. The item resembles a clipped personal or health bulletin with limited data.
Miss Rose Mary Graber Receives Nursing Diploma
Miss Rose Mary Graber daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis T Graber of Wolfcourt received a nursing diploma in a commencement at St Vincent Charity Hospital School of Nursing Cleveland. She was among 30 graduates and served as prefect of the Sodality of Mary and class secretary.
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Rosemary Graber
Louis T. Graber
Wolfcourt
St. Vincent Charity Hospital School of Nursing
Cleveland
Hospital
Grabor
Sodality of Mary
Two Die When Car Upsets in Willowick Cruel Speeding Crash
Carl Landau an auto dealer and Charles B Cohen used car sales manager were killed when their car overturned in Willowick while traveling about 60 miles an hour.
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Cleveland
Carl Landau
Charles B. Cohen
Willowick
Funeral services set for Rev Edward F Sullivan pastor
Funeral arrangements were completed for the Rev Edward F Sullivan 41 pastor of Holy Trinity Church who died yesterday from a heart attack. He formerly resided in Schenectady New York.
National Employ Physically Handicapped Week Observed
Elyria begins National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week with Mayor Henry W. Ault as committee chairman. The effort aims to inform the public and employers about suitable work for physically handicapped workers, citing local placement figures and veteran representation among job seekers.
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Elyria
Henry W. Ault
Elyria Committee
Ohio State Employment Service
David L. Daley
Lorain County
OSES
McManus
Ohio judge Walter A. Ryan Dies After Illness
Walter A. Ryan, a former common pleas judge with a 22 year career in Ohio law, died yesterday at his home after a heart attack. He had been ill for several months.
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Cincinnati
Walter A. Ryan
Common Pleas
Ohio
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