Selflessly Vote Plea From Elyria Clergy Executives
Msgr Newton and Stevenson urged registration and intelligent voting at a Elyria Democratic Men’s Club meeting in Eagles Hall. Newton linked voting to wartime sacrifice and defense of democracy, urging citizens to vote selflessly for the common welfare. Stevenson stressed the importance of the elected officials to workers and the future of the public, urging neighbors to register at once before the Monday October 8 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magy
Williard Lo Newton
St Mary's Church
A. EB. Stevenson
Cleveland Industrial Union
Canwell
Elyria Democrac Men's Club
Eagles Hall
Msgr
Newton
United States
Profieganda
Cittana
Italy
Germany
Stevenson
Elyria
Carl Finegan
Men's Democratic Club
Finegan
Joseph Bonczek
Elyria Boy Has Polio A Swart Child Under Treatment At City Hospital
Arthur Swart six son of Mr and Mrs Forrest B Swart of 322 Hawn Thorne street has been in Cleveland City Hospital for a week under polio treatment. The Allen School third grader fell ill the previous Sunday. Doctors say no definite paralysis yet but muscles are generally weakened.
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Elyria
Arthur Swart
Forrest B. Swart
Hawnthorne Street
Cleveland City Hospital
Arthur
Allen School
Liquor chief named and city notes delays in permits
In Columbus the liquor department appoints Robert S. Wood as chief of the permit division replacing W. W. Stanjone. The move may slow new liquor by the drink and night club permits for several weeks as the board unfreezes issuances. City council discusses garbage service complaints and street paving requests amid flood and noise concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Date Duniot
Robert S. Wood
Athens
State Liquor Department
Wood
W. W. Stanhope
Chillicothe
Duniton
Names of Officials and Figures Listed in Law Item
A long roster of individuals appears in the law notice including Ann Scott Lucile Gatens Ruth Wackstone Carel Joy Becky Johnston Fred Loahnes George Ligotke Warren Sotherden Phil Steviele Kosmin Glavas Tom Born Phil Shook Joe Jiavanazze Don Burn Jack Kustyo Dick Farmer Bill Butts Charles Shaffer John Sexton Ed Dredridge Bill Mynchen berg Jon McGinles General Marsh Fred Hammons Steve Garbles Max French William Anderson Tom Webman Andy Arvay Jerry Given Ted O'Dell George Brotherton Wayne Atten Ed Murphy Bob Lemon Bob Kritzell Stanley Klesta Richard Lyndes Howard Gard Tony Cur ele Charles Vann Amburgh Dan Urpschatt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Ann Scott
Lucile Gatens
Ruth Wackstone
Carel Joy
Becky Johnston
Fred Loahnes
George Ligotke
Warren Sotherden
Phil Steviele
Kosmin Glavas
Tom Born
Phil Shook
Joe Jiavanazze
Don Burnback
Jack Kustyo
Dick Farmer
Bill Butts
Charles Shaffer
John Sexton
Ed Dredridge
Bill Mynchenberg
Jon McGinles
General Marsh
Fred Hammons
Steve Garbles
Max French
William Anderson
Tom Webman
Andy Arvay
Jerry Given
Ted O'Dell
George Brotherton
Wayne Atten
Ed Murphy
Bob Lemon
Bob Kritzell
Stanley Klesta
Richard Lyndes
Howard Gard
Tony Curele
Charles Vann Amburgh
Dan Urpschatt
Global Cold War Tangles Push UN Security Council Agenda
Fragmented wire service text outlines U S positions at an upcoming assembly on Greece Korea and Palestine. It notes US pursuit of a border commission for Greece and possible UN intervention in Korea. The report hints at veto risks and broad East West tensions shaping decisions with mentions of Yugoslavia Bulgaria Albania Spain and India.
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U.S
Greece
United Stat
der Commission
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Albania
Korea
Americena
Agana
Minotoll Duttael
Fedo
Curry
Borite
Meath
USA
Man Sufferer Sues Over Beating at Maple Inn Cafe
James Songer filed two common pleas court suits totaling 30000 dollars after a beating near the Maple Inn Cafe at West River and North Ridge on April 27. He names Pete Baker Pete Solak and Joe Pavitch as defendants in one suit seeking 25000 dollars and County Commissioners Alan Razin Thomas McSeachair and Oscar Dunn in another seeking 3000 dollars for alleged failure to keep the peace. The petitions do not state provocation and his attorney said he was mistaken for another person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Songer
Gulf Pond
Maple Inn
West River
North Ridge Roads
Common Pleas Court
Songer
Pete Baker
Pete Solak
Joe Pavitch
Vincent District
Alan 2. Raison
Thomas Mcl Seachir
Oscar G. Dunn
Sanger
Death Records Mrs Mary Moran 68 Elyria resident
Mrs Mary Moran 68 of 427 Rehyon Avenue died at her daughter's home in Canton on Monday night after a lingering illness. Born October 15 1828 in Amherst she lived in Elyria 42 years coming from Cleveland. Surviving include daughter Mrs Hensley three sons Russell Rollin Cyril Moran six grandchildren three sisters and two brothers. Burial arrangements at Bittner Funeral Home with services at St Marys church.
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Mary Moran
Rehyon Avenid
K. C. Hensley
Sixteenth Street
N. B. Canton
Moran
Amherst
Elyria
Cleveland
St. Mary's Church
Bittner Paneral
St. Mary’s Church
James
Harvey
Emery
Westlake
Carl Calkins
Ther Daoughter
Aletha
Arthur
Pease Funeral Home
Dover Road
Pease Funeeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Appointments Set for Elyria YMCA Campaign Coaches
The thirty sixth annual Elyria YMCA membership drive announces 25 teams led by coaches across five football league divisions. Goals target 450 men and 200 boys memberships. kickoff dinner set for next Monday at 6:40 p.m. with general chairman G. Russel Barante.
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Zaconches
Elyria Y.M.C.A
Yamagla
Shore
G. Russel Barante
Ym.c.a
Richard Gollmar
Ca‘west Trenry
Ault
Carnell
Wesley Suhr
Dartmouth
H. Kel+ Jogg Day
Harvard
Alan Davies
Pennsylvania
Harry A. McHale
Hubbard Wilcox
Earl W. Bell
Michigan
A. J. Lehman
Minnesota
Howard Stanford
Markets Prodece Apples and Other Fruits Decline Amid Mixed Conditions
A crowded market listing shows fluctuating prices for apples including McIntosh and other varieties with baskets and crates priced from $1.00 to $4.50. Beans, peas, peppers, and greens fetch mixed bids, while livestock prices remain largely steady with cattle and sheep trading in narrow ranges. A local court docket notes divorces and custody disputes, highlighting ongoing family cases and property settlements amid broader market stories.
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Rome
Lasketa
Usskers
Baskets
Elberta
Californit Wonders
Bet Kota Medina
Iruge
Contention over utility duties tests gas service rules
Officials from major gas firms argue the undue hardships clause in the public utilities act is being misapplied and should be legally tested this winter as a supply shortage in cold weather looms. A related case seeks to force a distributor to provide gas service despite a prior court injunction amid a reported disturbance on South Midale Avenue and adjacent streets.
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Tt Wits
Oder
Pendig Io
Agron
Comn Pleas
Lrony
Railroad Moguls Testify On Hard Times Before ICC Hearings
Othman reports rail moguls warn of hard times as they seek rate hikes of 10 to 27 percent before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Executives, shippers, and aluminum makers clash over proposed increases while commissioners listen with blank expressions, awaiting a decision that could reshape freight pricing and the broader economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feedetick
Oilman
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clyde B. Aitchison
Carter
J. M. Carey
The
National
Speakers Club Opens Season in Amherst Church Dinner
The Lorain County Speakers Club began its Fall season with a 6:30 dinner at St Paul’s Lutheran Church Amherst hosted by the church women. A business session preceded speech making and singing under chair Mrs Harr. Officers for 1947-48 are Dr J Hickbeck president Rufus Taylor vice president Mrs Mabel Vagan secretary and Mrs Harr treasurer. The next meeting is set for October 4 at 6:30. An invitation goes to former Dale Carnegie class members and other approved speech schools.
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Lorain County
Speakers Club
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Amherst
Roy
Harr
J. Hickbeck
Rufus Taylor
Mabel Vagan
Dale Carnegie
Four year old hurt as bus hits in Grafton
At the court house Frank Wildenheim four years old of Grafton suffered minor injuries about 7 p m yesterday when he jerked away from his mother Mrs Gloria Wildenheim and ran into the street in Grafton where he was knocked down by an Elyvia Grafton bus driven by Carl Yost according to a sheriff department report A charge of interfering with an officer preferred by Constable E C Hershey of Ridgeville against Fryin Bislich 43 of Root road Ridgeville is to be heard before Justice of the Peace James P Horn next Saturday afternoon The charge followed an incident which occurred Saturday it was reported
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Richard Baird
Council
Furnace Street
Foster
Bond
Engineers Department
D. Faxon
Councilian
Kolopos
Elyria
Beech Street
Becchistreet
Ohio Public Service Co
Huron
Amd
Cleveland
Logie
West Aen
Irin Strles
Counihnat Ralpi Peery
Barden
Ehaithirano
Vende
Fer Property
Thes Alka
Tba
Wadia
Wwe
Servis Tie & Motors Pietel
Walla
Getty
Pf Vader
Frank Wildenheim
Grafton
Gloria Wildenheim
Elyvia-Grafton
Carl Yost
Sheriff Department
E. C. Hershey
Ridgeville
Fryin Bislich
Root Road
Justice of the Peace
James P. Horn
Four building permits issued for homes and garages
Building inspector Hart Dickason reported four permits today. Hurley Bruce of Case Avenue secures a 20 by 20 foot one story frame dwelling valued at 4000 dollars. Harvey Northeim on Spruce Street obtains a 40 by 28 foot one story masonry garage valued at 6000 dollars. Crawford Dairy and Lindway's Garage receive improvement permits, with Joe Sampson as contractor for both. dairy work includes replacing doors with windows and glass brick at 1500 dollars and a new front for the garage at 3000 dollars.
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Hart Dickason
Hurley Bruce
Case Avenue
Harvey Northeim
Spruce Street
Lorain County Farm Operators Must Be Recertified
Lorain County farm operators in veterans training programs must be recertified by October 1 to remain eligible for continued subsistence payments. Carl C. Deeds reports 116 farms approved to date with about 100 veterans in training, noting some left farms. Classes run at Camden Township, Eaton, Avon schools, and Wellington was approved as a training center with plans for an instructor.
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Lorain County
State Department of Educcation
County Veterans' Agricultural Training Committee
Carl C. Deeds
Additioon
Camden Township
Arthur Blackwell
Eaton School
Don Bisine
Avon School
Fronedy
Milley
State Department of Education
Wellington School
Eid
Bohn Embraces Springfield Challenge In New Superintendent Role
Former Elyria schools chief N. E. Bohn, now superintendent in Springfield Illinois, spoke of a broad speaking program to meet organizations and adjust to the new post. He could not reach Elyria in time for the football opener and inquired about Pioneer team and new stadium lights and scoreboard. Movers were to collect his belongings yesterday to finish the transfer.
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J. & Bohn
Forrmer
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Bohn
Springfield
I Iinois
Paper Sale At Hamilton School Offers Movie Reward
Pupils at Mammon School will join a paper sale with a free movie for collectors reaching four tons. Principal Harry Frankfaiher announced the plan as residents were urged to donate papers, magazines, and cardboard separately.
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Mammon
Harry Frankfaiher
Alumni Choir To Meet Tomorrow In Elyria
Elyria High alumni singers are urged to attend the first meeting of the 1947 48 year at the Elyria Y M C A at 8 p m Wednesday. Deput y Sheriff Kissel of Lorain is suspended indefinitely for intoxication at a Brandt Park gathering and his service gun was recovered.
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Elyria High
Elyris Y. M. Co. A
Carl R. Finegan
Ambrose Kissel
Lorain
Kissel
Brandt Park
Amherst
Bond Issues And Levy On Ballot
Voters in Sheffield Lake Village face two bond issues 165000 for sewer trunk work and 105000 for plant improvements plus a recreational levy of 0.5 mills for five years and 0.2 mills for recreation as permitted under updated state law. Levy outside ten mill limit required. payments over about 20 years. Local officials say passage depends on November turnout and tax list.
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Volera
Sheffield Take
Armmbherat Village
Lorain County
Frank Ayers
Amsherst
State Secretary To Address Group Here
Frank Sovinsky of Kent state secretary of the Columbian Squires will speak at a Knights of Columbus meeting at 7 40 p m Wednesday in the clubrooms on Broad Street near Middle Avenue. The junior order serves Catholic boys 14 to 18 in the city. a preliminary meeting was held about three weeks ago. Costa Rica shipped over 5 800 000 ounces of bananas to the United States in the last year.
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Frank Sovinsky
Kent
The
Columbian Squires
Fiv
Unt
Knights of Columbus
Marshall's Drug Store
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Sovinsky
Costa Rica
United States
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Mintgomery Ward National Dairy
Sears Roebuck
Westinghouse Elect Woolworth
Bendix General Mowers
White Mets Republic Steel
US Steel Standard of Ohio Cities Service
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India
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Death Records
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Stroud
Parma
Faro Buren Couneal
Y.M.C.A
Iscecre
Gheie
Thelma Rogers
Qeneray
Ivorce
Frank
Stundy
Badedd
Toediain
Plang
Townsend
Sweighis
Florence Kriesen
Merle
D. A. Cook
Elycia
Omaha
Kerpe
Ehsryp
Rowrolity
Flornee Bush
James Schuh
Guy B. Findley
Commen Pleas Court
Justice of the Peace Court
Ivan Fischer
Edna
Hepleet
Guy B. Findles
Welw Howe
Anna Quinn
Roti Pares
Robert Trier
Justce Court
Lake Avenue
Stop Ota
Trier
Rosy Keeves
Elyma
Cutta
Miertha Kelgner
Legain
Thany
Virginia Moura
Yee
Thetog
Eltagood
Midale Avenue
Pendiog
Fife
Othman
Gypsum Co
Buffalo
Toledo
Pittsburgh
Mobile
Chicago
Fort Budge
Elgin
L. E. Galaspic
Reynolds Metal Co
Louisville
Galasple
ICC
N. E. Bohn
Hamilton
Phat Grand Desert
Crm
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
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