Woman held captive for 18 days in West tied to mail ad trap
Ada M Patton of Mobile Alabama testified in Denver on a federal theft charge describing how a romantic pen pal from Wyoming lured her to Lost Cabin and kept her in a 6 by 2 room shack for 18 days. She said he beat her and tried to assault her, with no real plan for marriage.
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Ada M. Patton
Dail
Baldner
Atty Patan
Mobile
Ala
Golden West
Denver
Faneher
Happis
Léim
Patto
Mig
Patton
Otiewsy
Hekel
P. Lysite
Wye
Alabama
Lost Cabin
Elyria Lady Finds Cure After ERB HELP Advertisement
A Elyria woman reports relief after using ERB HELP a remedy claiming to cleanse bowels ease stomachache and eliminate gas bloat and headaches following meals. The ad touts 12 herbs and urges readers to purchase at local drug stores.
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Elyria
Christmas Mailing Season Starts At Elyria Post Office
The Elyria post office began the Christmas mailing season with 1045 packages sent to overseas service members on Saturday. Postmaster C. G. Satter urges early mailing for those unsure if servicemen will return by Christmas, and outlines baggage, weight, and packaging rules, deadlines for different regions, and careful labeling to ensure delivery. A later item notes a separate arrest and plea in Fort Collins, Colo.
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Elyria
C.g. Satter
Eisenhower
Sartor
Christ Jamas
China
Hurnia
Iucia
Middle East
Pacific Islands
Navy
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Navy Department
Post Office
Scratching Dog Question Triggers Vague Online Debate
A scrambled text fragment references a dog with scratching behavior and hints at a broader discussion or puzzle. It mentions names and numbers in a disjointed way, with unclear context and no coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Lake Avenue P T A and Grange meeting notices
The Lake Avenue Grange held an all day meeting at Martella Scott's home Tuesday with a noon lunch while sewing for the porsar and a white elephant brought by Erma Jackson was noted. The Lake Avenue P T A will meet at the school on Wednesday October 10 at 8 p m. The North Elyria Grange met at the Grange Hall with Howard Behnke presiding. Deputy Mason Frank Mason and Maude Mason and Anna Nieding attended. Two new members, Mr and Mrs Robert Mietske, joined in the first and second degree. Officers on the degree team included Arthur Nieding master, Howard Behnke overseer, Jennie Miller lecturer, Hazel Blake steward, Nellie Edwards gatekeeper, Bessie Smith assistant steward, Dorothy Woodings secretary, Rita Behnke treasurer, Erma Jackson Flora, Marcella Scott pomona, Verona Smith ceres, Winifred King chaplain, Edith Miller and Rita Starkey pianist. Three tableaus were presented. A contribution to the student loan fund was approved. The literary program featured Hazel Blake and Anna Progartnik, with readings by Verona Smith and a saxophone solo by Howard Behnke Jr. An inflation talk was given, followed by games and singing. Deputy Mason gave the Grange inspection. Refreshments were served by Erma Jackson, Pauline Billingsley and Nellie Edwards. The next meeting will be at the Hall on Thursday September 27 with Hoosier Night. Hazel Blake and Verona Smith to oversee refreshments.
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North Elyria Grange
The
Grange Hell
Howard Behnke
Erma Jackson
Frank Mason
Maude Mason
Anna Nieding
Nieding
Ridgeville
Robert Mietske
Arthur Nieding
Jennie Miller
Hazel Blake
Nellie Edwards
Bessie Smith
Dorothy Woodings
Rlta Behnke
Toreasurer
Flora
Marcella Scott
Pomona
Verona Smith
Ceres
Winifred
Anna Progortnik
Howard Belinke Jr
Game
Mason
Erina Jackson
Pauline Billingsley
Grafton Groups Hold Meetings and Socials in October Plans
Grafton Farm Bureau Advisory Council 7-4 met at Mr and Mrs Frank McIntire home with 22 members present. Discussion focused on production and marketing of milk and wheat and a luncheon followed. Mrs Arthur Whee to entertain in October. Baker's Dozen Pinochie club hosted at Mrs Ivah Kinter’s with prize winners Jean Rothgery Vivian Jantz and Dorothy McGirl. October gatherings planned at Mrs Helen Hershey and Mrs Helen Weitzel homes with guests. Ladies Ald club entertained at Mrs Edna Mae Heintz home. Fan Tan game winners included Mrs Merman Podlich and Mrs Helen Weitzer.
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Farm Bureau
Grafton
Frank McIntire
Council
Reisinger
Fabher Mandeville
Arthur Whee
Club Mees
Mesdames Ivah Kinter
Treva Fulton
Adeline Schwed
Ivah Kinter
Jean Rothgery
Vivian Jantz
Dorothy McGirl
Evelyn Hoskins
Helen Hershey
Frank
Atomic energy and the future of power
A historical overview traces energy leaps from steam to electricity and suggests atomic power could reshape industry within a decade. The piece notes milestones like James Watt’s engine, electricity from magnetism, oil discovery, and the 1950s atomic age, with experts predicting rapid advances and peaceful uses in the near future.
Avon Lake council approves night football under lights
Avon Lake council approved night football games and requested park committee to prepare the field. Fines and costs collected totaled 240 dollars for August by Mayor Wagner. Also 4984 dollars were ordered for bonds and coupons due October 1. A Highland road petition was referred to the engineer to verify lot ownership before council action. Greenwood road dedication and water sewer mains were discussed with costs to be assessed to property owners. The clerk will arrange a meeting for owners and the engineer to gauge interest and circulate a petition if needed. News briefs note William Franklin moving to Hollywood Florida and Howard Redding entering University of Cincinnati after discharge from the air corps.
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Concett
Avon
Wagner
Aigotercet
Foupons
Lake Council
Highland
Lake
Lake Shore
Joe ‘Vento
Greenwood
Fthey
William Franklin
Hollywood
Local graduates and community notices span hospitals and honors
Fragmented text shows a 28 member graduating class at Avon Lake high school and Francesa Bayne pursuits, plus plans for service and duty. It mentions guests of Miss Shilie, a shower for Migs Hartlet Heath, and a legless Somerville clerk credited as a hero for rescuing a mother from smoke with John Manisfield crawling through fire to reach her.
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Rinpewitt Bee Taal Prca
Aker
Pitaday
Ring
International
The
American University
Washigton
Borolfiy
Siuitiey
M Stella
Shutte
Francesa Bayne
Bolton
School of Bath
Cleveland
At- Avon Laka High School
Groisés
Pofachy Amasa
Shilie
Satie
Daughte Maréellay
John Fdatanko
Paul Kishahd
Fostanko
Lorain
Edd
Mitchell
Rosalind
Walter
William
Hall
Somerville
Mass
John’ M Manisfield
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RAF
Bates
Giles
Curtis de Moy
Emmett O'Donnell
Theif
Japan
Washington
Curtis
L. LeMay
Barney Giles
Tanpayers
Frederich
Okla
Tallman County Ee
Okishwing
J. Harvey Stevens Cowry
Allchune
Campaign Printing
Union Label
Origit
Wilmot Printing CO
Masonic Temple
Lake Avenue
H. H. Benham
Elyria Hav. and Trust
Scotts
Scotte Turt Bulider
Helomyer Hardware
Robert J. Frey
New
York
Invertiavd
Jans Viaey
Meiver
Atothleandre
Ralph Liles
United Les Induattial Research
Alomnié
Rue Dled
Elece
Atle
Michael Paraday
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
H. D. Smyth
Department of Physics
Princeton
C. Guy Suits
General Electric Company
Bulls Jakelsky
Erifoys Piente
A. R. Schwed
K. EF
Lower
South Amherst
Tony A Bate
Eulers
McGraw Hay Publishing
Alice Finn
Marshall's Sox
Avon Lake
Imperial Furniture Co
East Ave
North America
Kolinski
Standen Real Estate and Insurance
Castle’ S
Second Street
Elyria, Ohio
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