Enrollment totals rise in Elyria public schools
Enrollment at Elyria public schools now 4,222 with 1,492 high school and 2,687 elementary students. Girls lead at Mika High School amid a junior and senior class shift as some boys join armed forces or work. Several elementary schools show gains while Jefferson seventh and eighth grades fall by 24, and Roosevelt declines by seven.
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Elgins
J. K. Boht
Mika High School
Thay Oheowat
Elyria High School
Wie Hugh
Jefferson Tumor High School
Guaerterd
Hargest
McKinley
Allen
Franklin
Edison
Jefferson
Guetes
Poe
Roosevelt
Wounded Yet To Make Home With Elyrians After War
Harold Cook of Elyria wears a Purple Heart and will return home after recovery in France. He is expected to reside with Mr and Mrs L J Union at Walnut 81. The Chronicle Telegram notes wartime honors and plans amid campaign coverage including Dewey discussions with Dulles and Brownell and remarks on foreign policy direction. John W Bricker and campaign aides are listed.
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Chronicle-Telegran
Harold Cook
France
L. J. Union
Walnut
Philadelphia
Seyt
Louisville
Accoud Apeorls
Larisitg
Owosso
Mich
Des Molen Ya
Valentine
Nebr
Dulles
Sen Pata
Mra Dewey
Teige
Jack Flanagan
Gey John W Bricker
Jene, Idahio
Arthur Sala
Milton F. Bassett, Jr
Howard J. Rawdon
M. BE. Bassett
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Florence
South Carolina
Mabel Eldred
New York City
A. N. Eldred
East College Street
Ben van Meter
Nancy Ann
van Meter
Alice Rodgers
Duff Baldwith
Baldwin
John A. Rodgers
North Prospect Street
Oberlin Community Chest Committee
Oberlin Savings Bank Company
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Carl Oney
James Whitfield
Doris Wildenheim
Henry Bent
Richard Sundrock
Wellington
James Whitheld
Oberlip
Glenn Moore
Felicitas Keel
Pearce
Hammond
Gir
Hyatt
William Myers
Mary Bulluck
Meat ration outlook and supplies expected to improve
The report notes softer meat grades may be unrationed by year end, with beef utility grades already unrationed and higher grades likely to loosen by Oct 1. Lamb, pork, and butter remain constrained while certain processed foods lose points. tomatoes may become unrationed by year end as meat supply improves and hogs, cattle, and butter markets shift, with December arrivals anticipated for hogs.
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Washington
Quan Th
Ohio Hunters Limited To 100 Shells Each
Columbus officials announced new rules capping purchaser limits at 100 shotgun shells per hunter for the season. Details require a signed certificate showing compliance with War Production Board regulations and penalties for violations.
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Ohio
Columbus
Obio
Newt
Dee Band
Cetaiers
Mmiswoner
Dan Witers
Waters
War Production Board
Stiles
Soviet Advance Drives Toward Nis and Danube Front
Troops push northwest from Turnu-Severin after a 60 minute dash as the Soviets position to wheel south toward Nis, with Bulgarian garrisons reported and resistance not anticipated. Berlin lines hold along the Danube north bank while Zinnicea and nearby positions shift under heavy pressure.
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Turnu-Severin
Cellos
Nis
Greece
Alanis Miauingysky
Bulgaria
Wierr
Yunouny
Dasube
Frente
Rus Alba
Zinnicea
Bucharest
Danube
Subaia
Zunnicea
Turou-Severian
Deaths across towns report multiple local passings
This death notice bulk reports Prank Allen formerly Hattie Bekler of Blyisi died at home in Eustis Pia at age 68 with survivors including a husband and two brothers Harlan Eckler in California and Albert Bekler Rivmian. It also covers Thomas Tabler 44 Elyria native of Grafton who died at Pleass View Sanatorium Ambhevet after four months illness with multiple relatives listed and funeral plans pending. Frank O Fleming 64 Amherst died of a heart attack at his home Cleveland Avenue Lorain, survived by wife Bertha son Dr Job Fleming Marehfield Wis daughter Mrs Floner Chiry Amherst and five grandchildren. services at Schawarts Funeral home Lepain.
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Prank Allen Mita
Prank Allen
Hattie Bekler
Blyisi
Eustis
Pia
Harlan Eckler
California
Albert Bekler
Rivmian
Thomas Tabler
Grafton
Elyria
Pleass View Sanator
Ambhevet
Romeo Company
Tabler
Minnie Tobler
Woodbury Street
Elliott
Jaseph Wheis
New Castle
Frederick
William, Jr
Detroit
George and
Earl
Pittsburgh
Russell Fulton
Philip Wichern
First United Presbyterian Church of
Thew Shovel Company
Lorain
Atomerst
Methathet Ehurch
Masonic Lodge
Mystic Chapter
Mason Cou
Knight Templars
The
Eastern Stars
Bertha
Job Fleming
Marehfield
Wis
Floner Chiry
Amherst
Schawarts Funeral Home
Lepain
Allied Armies Press Reich Defenses Near Rhineland
Stiff German resistance stiffened into a full dress stand as Patton forces push toward the Reich while Tet Gen Courtney Hodges First Army makes gains across the Meuse and pushes beyond Namen Dipart Givet Auchamps. Spearheads target Luxeuil and the Ardennes as Allied air power bombards western German positions. Canadian troops press Brest and Calais as the siege of the Reich looms.
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Rotterdam
Third Army
Friner
Patton
Buttone
Moselle Vallow
Courtney Ho
First
Rorces
Titton
First Army
Ohips
Namen
Dipatt Givet
Auchamps
Luxebaurs
Rhineland
Ardennes Forest
Aviv Farers
Brest
French
Germany
Amor Wa
Boutogne
Calais
Historie
Dunkeraie
Western
Europe
Reich
Slightly Lower Enrollment In County Schools
First day enrollment across 22 county schools showed 4,014 pupils, down from 5,048 last year, due to Camden district not yet open. Elementary enrollment fell to 3,586 from 3,683, while high schools rose to 1,424, up 43. Brookside School led gains with 399 pupils, and several townships posted increases. Avon posted the largest drop with 232.
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Brookside
Suhetfield Lake
Wrighton Township
Clearview Rural
Columbia
Wacotahisle
Grafton Township
Belden
Henrietta
Wuntington Township
Rochester Township
Amanes
Vincent YO
Ann
Avon
Middle Ridge
South Ridge
Brownbelin
Eaton
Fake Avenue
Marktey
Vine
Grafton Village
la Grange
Penfield Town
Ridgeville Township
South Amherst
Newcomers At Elyria High Enter New Year With Students
Elyria High announces 2401 new students including Ricard Oster from Norwood New York and Pauline Dunant from Norwood in tenth grade. Other arrivals include Paul Kul from Spring City Tennessee and Della Pawson from Clay County West Virginia. A collision occurred yesterday involving Betty Beign and another driver near Laeliaree, causing injuries.
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Bortye
Ehaia High School
Ricard Oster
Iron Continence
Oberlin Plans V Day Observance Amid Council Actions
Oberlin officials announced a village wide V Day observance with a siren signal and church bell rings for victory. The plan calls for business closures, campus parades led by the Wel2 Unit, and services at all churches. The village council lifted a water use ban after rainfall boosted reserves and discussed dam plans to increase water supply. garden contest results and Red Cross blood donor unit visits noted amid community notices.
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Horner
American Legion
Ministerial Association
Zahm
Counc
Tis
Oberlin
Kiptan
Oberknbem
Fred Wright
L. D. Hartson
Clarence Berg
T-Oh
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Quess
Red Cross
K. ©. Cowdery
Woodland Avenue
Palo Alto
Californiy
Carl
Leland Stanford University
Plans for observance and V Day actions amid surrender news
Readers learn of banners at Broad Sweet and Middle Avenue before a parade, a daylight religious service and amateur entertainment, with details to be set by timing. The chamber notes a Defense Department bulletin urging orderly post surrender activities, including grocer involvement and potential extended hours through V Day into the next day.
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Broad Sweet
Middle Avenue
Deliats
Whatatys Ft
Orel
Kents Chee
Bop
Germany
Bey Ecu
Bricker Signs Bill Appropriating Added School Funds
Gov. John W. Bricker signed bills in Columbus authorizing 9,860,000 dollars in additional school funds and pending election measures. The action also requires ballots to be marked with black lead pencil.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Cleveland Market Notes and Local Court Record
Market listings show apples beans cabbage celery and other produce with varied prices per quantity and vendor names. section also reports Hogs grain and livestock rates and a hospital treatment for Robert Hayne after an on premises accident. Geneva Copeland sues for divorce from Moses alleging neglect and cruelty dating from 1813 with restoration of her maiden name Logan.
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Geneva Copeland
Prospect Street
Moses
Chicago
Logun
Operator Of Rest Home Fined Then Walks Out
Mes. Luce McClintoch, operator of Prestanview Nest Home at Wer avenue and Second street, was fined 35 dollars plus costs by Mayor A. R. Agate for operating a rest home without a license. She left courtroom with patrons after payment refusal, while residents faced uncertain future. Inspector Sinclair indicated state welfare will be contacted for fire and safety compliance.
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Luce McClintoch
Prestantview Nest
Weravenne
Second Street
State Welfare Départment
Mra McClintock
Agate
Tno
McClintock
Mayor Agate
D. Stankard
Richard Moran
Sinclair
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