Enrollment shifts highlight county school opening day
On opening day the county school system reported 46 schools with mixed enrollments. Nine of 26 reporting schools showed increases from last year while several moved students between grades and buildings. Clearview and Columbia districts posted notable gains, Vincent and Vineer saw declines, and Avon to East Gatlisle showed varied totals across elementary and high schools.
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Hatinly
Rene Ane Haugingian
LaChange
Penfield
Clearview
Sehoal
inGrchaat
Vineer
Trinstere
Vincent
Avon
Avon Gake
Belden
Brighton
Selings
Brookside
Eaton
Vincent 12a Elementary Grades Report Confusion
Partial OCR fragments describe Vincent elementary grades and nighttime schools, unclear context. The readable text references last year and a possible schedule or program, but essential details and outcomes are missing. Further legible copy is needed for precise headline and summary.
Old Age Pensioners Club Will Meet in Wellington
The Old Age Pensioners Club will hold a meeting at Loch Hall in Wellington county on Sunday at 2.40 p.m. All pensioners are invited. Pensioners are asked to report to William of 14 Middle Street, Wellington, whether they have received their increases or are entitled to help or advice on pensions.
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Lardin
Wellington
Loch Hall
Parision
Willian
Ohio
Three Arraigned For Intoxication
Three persons were arraigned in police court today on intoxication charges. Marie McZimmer of East Avenue was fined $10 and costs after an automobile accident near Bailey Court at 4:40 p.m. yesterday. Clarence Melnich of West River Street was fined $5 and costs after a Lodi Street incident at 8:40 p.m. last night, allegedly leaving three children aged nine, five, and three alone since 4 p.m., while drinking. Carl Ingner of Chest Street was fined $5 and costs for an incident on Chestnut Street at 10:40 p.m. yesterday.
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Marie McZlimmer
East Avenue
Bailey
Clarence Melhnich
West River Street
Lodi
Carl. Ingner
AG Chest Street
Accused Molester Fined In Disorderly Conduct Case
Thomas Reed of 2a Reed 2a S14 West avenue was fined $10 and costs by Mayor A R Agate Codidy after being arraigned on a disorderly conduct charge. Reed was arrested around midnight on Middle avenue following a report of him molesting a woman on Middle avenue near Third street as she walked to her home on Eighth street. The woman reported the incident to the county jail deputy on Third street, who notified police. She was described as very nervous. Reed, who admitted drinking, said he had no recollection of molesting anyone.
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Reeds
West Avenue
A. R. Agate
Reed
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Eighth Street
Aaron Morgan
North Street
Av Rante Todiy
Wert Avenue
Fiahtine
Ed Barney
North Streets
Elyrian Transferred To Carrier Hornet
Lieutenant Don Yost of the Navy has been transferred to the aircraft carrier Hornet and now commands 200 men and six officers. His parents, Mr and Mrs F A Yost of 649 Stanford Avenue, report the transfer. He has served aboard the Hornet for about a month. In a second item, a bicyclist named John Young, 9, was killed after being struck by a car near here while riding a bicycle.
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Hornet
Don Yost
USN
Navy
U. S. S/ Hornet
Mes
F. A. Yost
Stanford Avenue
Yost
Bltytin Selective Draft Attheg Induction Scene
A garbled OCR item describes men to be pre inducted at Blytin Selective Attheg. and Cleve Selective. Service. It mentions a group already pre induction and a call for pre induction at Cleveland by ferry. The fragment references screening, timing, and mobilization processes.
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Riou
Cleveland
Feri
Induelforthia
Japan's War Crumbles as Allied Advances Continue
Fragmented text describes Japan's dwindling resources and strategic defeats. It notes the Guadalcanal and Okinawa losses shaping a downward spiral, the Soviet entry widening pressure, and a speech by Higashi Kuni calling for national repentance.
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Negasaki
Guadalcanal
Okinawa
Ieshome
Japan
Higashi Kuri
Higashi
Kuni
House of Peers
House of Representatives
Occupation posture narrows to Tokyo as troops pour in
Reports describe 18 000 American troops moving into the Tokyo area in full battle array with General MacArthur planning shifts of command. Eighth Army led by General Eichelberger prepares First Cavalry advances while the Navy notes many fleet personnel will depart for the United States. Despite demobilization orders, Allied forces maintain readiness to quell any Japanese disruption. Local police report Aaron Morgan, 28, fined for disorderly conduct after a confrontation near North Street and Wert Avenue.
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Douglas MacArthur
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Robert L. Eichelberger
Tokyo Bes Kin
First Cavalry
Navy
Tokyo Bay
United States
Japan
Japonese Sowers
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Hon End
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Tokyo
Veterans return and campus notes fill Oberlin column
Veterans from World War II recount overseas service in Africa Italy and Germany. Cpl. Joseph M Brumby reports a three week furlough in Paris and London before joining the 78th Infantry Division at Camp Norfolk. Pvt Wade Halliver returns home on a thirty day furlough after twenty months overseas with the 605 M P battalion. Local meetings and campus faculty moves are listed, including Henery Lincoln Women’s Relief Corps, Odd Fellows, Oberlin Fire Department, and university appointments and reunions.
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Soberein
Kennatn
Warer
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Yank
Patton
Rd Army
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Cupation
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Nichols Ceneral
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Heig
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Turlough
Arthur
Fowles
East College Street
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Army
15Th
Air Force
Africa
Curtica
Italy
Sielly
Wades Halliver
Adncof
Charles’ Hallanee
Paris
London
78Th
Camp Norfolk
France
Ireland
England
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Henry Lincoln Women's Relef Corps
Grange
P. mi
Odd. Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
Oberlin Fire Department
Pleasant Street
Soviety Hema Prat
Clarence Ward
Campion
Jeffery
Dennison, University
Chicago University
GE. Burgner
Ann Arbor
Tes
Frank J, Muntley
Dre Huntley
College Street
Stlorken
Mich
Main
Allied
Flag Pole Dedication Planned At Grafton Ceremony
Grafton plans a flag pole dedication with two World War II veterans to present and handle the flag. Grafton Girl Scouts will raise the flag under their leader. A Camp Perry firing squad will salute, followed by Willow Park ceremonies and a Grafton High School peace celebration with fireworks.
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inkson-Hyséll
Adi
Valerats
Educalion and Utata Group
Grafton Girl Scouts
Camp Perry
Rowwire
V. FW
Willow Park Fokores Frashmenits
Grafton High School
Aisplay
Fites
Elyria district sees enrollment shifts and bond talks
Enrollment reports show Vanilom leading increases with 7?ll today, A11en nearly as high with 269, Edison at 208, Roosevelt at 178, while Franklin falls to 322, a drop of 42 from last year’s second day. Superintendent Bohn warns district declines likely as downtown residents move away. Also noted are Fly and Gates schools stable or down, with Garford Jefferson and McKinley posting decreases. Two bond issues on November ballot aim to fund improvements for a new 3,242,000 General Motors plant and related facilities, amid local civic changes. Vacation, social visits, and local school notes complete the page.
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Vanilom
Allen School
Edison School
Roosevelt
Elyria
Gates
Garford
Jefferson
McKinley
Novemer
General Motac Corp
Meciale
Court House Notes on Wills and Divorces
Probate notices detail estate appraisals for Bogart and Falkier households, with heirs named including Charles Falkrer Helen Moehlenkatin Zelfid Heingerting Amelia Montague Witt and others. Separate divorce actions are listed, including Fred Klivne v Ruth and Pauline Nagy v Andrew.
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Atthut Falkier
Hnasla
Ferldsiale
Charles
Gan Falkrer
North Ridgesville
Helen Moehlenkatin
Cali
Tora
Zelfid Heingerting
North
Water plant needs spur $225000 plus sewer work cited
City engineers outlined water system and sewer expansions tied to General Motors plant. Additional facilities include a 80 inch water main from the Lake Erie pumping station, new intake, breakwaters, and a circulating main to the plant. Sewer plan includes a $150,000 sewer improvement and storm and sanitary sewers to serve the area and plant. Bond terms proposed at low interest, retirement 15 to 30 years. Council member Brown urged attention to breakwater and water works condition.
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General Motors
Lake Erie
Inn
Lake Avenue
Water Department
James Brown
Brown
Chicago Markets Report Shows Firm Butter and Mixed Livestock
USDA wire notes butter firm at ceiling prices, hogs weak with varying No 1 and No 2 offerings, poultry mixed with live fowl firm and leghorn fryers weak. Cattle market steady with grades mixed, calves active. sheep and lambs steady to active. Prices cited for futures, receipts, and renditions across beef, pork, and dairy sectors.
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United States Department of Agricul
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Hegey Watcheya
Death of Major Morley Tallys Cleveland Figure War Drama
Word reaches of Major Morley of Cleveland reported dead after captivity in Japanese camps near the Luzon invasion. A Harvard educated partner at Baker Hostetler Patterson, Morley was 37 at death and survived by Gretchen Durland Morley and five sons in Shaker Heights. City news includes Sandusky city manager Albert Lauber resigning citing policy differences with the city commission.
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Doh O C. Mareley
Cleveland
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Morley
Haris
Harvard Law
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Baker, Hostlédefsabd -Patterson
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Cleveland Trust. Co
Regeives Cartifieate Of Commendation for Elyria native
Major Abramoska, daughter of Mrs. Libbie Abramoska of Bish Tako avenue Elyria Ohio, received a Certificate of Commendation for outstanding service at Camp Patrick during station hospital operations. She led and supervised activities noted for upholding high Medical Department standards and inspiring staff to meet duties.
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Abramoska
Libbie Abramoska
Bish Tako Avenue
Elyria
Ohio
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