YMCA Campaign Announces Two New Captains
The Elyria YMCA campaign adds Rosa Allen for Team 20 and Peer Nielsen for Team 96 as captains. They lead 23 other team heads in recruiting at least five members per team for a 150 member kickoff and a one week enrollment drive September 22 to 29 aiming for 680 new members. Campaign chairman is Rev. G. Russell Salgate. No membership fee increase is noted and gym and swim classes report high participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elygia Y.M. GC. A
Rosa Allen
Vind Peer Nielsen
Opun
Court House Arraignments And Local Divorces Noted
At the court house Jennie Kohut of Oberlin faced arraignment on crossing a yellow line and passing a school bus on Oberlin road, with $25 bond and $5 suspended. Robert Smith of Westlake faced grand jury binding on reckless driving after a collision on Center Ridge road near Barton road that injured seven. Margaret Brown was granted a divorce from Robert for neglect. Sulla Neeson of Lorain filed alimony suits against James for neglect. Zuzanna Merya filed against Nick for alimony, after marriage in 1940 and four children. Union Properties Co. of Cleveland sued Casper Madre for $9,219 to foreclose property in Carlisle township. Judge Findley set $413 confinement costs for Willie Howe in a paternity case and ordered $5 weekly child support. Adell Holt received a divorce from John for neglect and cruelty. Russell Bates, 27, was arrested on a warrant for forcible carnal knowledge of a 13 year old girl on Oct 20, issued by Justice Lord. Ralph Nagle of Lorain sued Hope for divorce on neglect. Hope and Louis of South Amherst also filed for divorce on neglect, married in 1946 and 1938 respectively. Stell Dickerman of Oberlin sought divorce from Charles of Staunton, Va., married in 1831 with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Kohut
Oberlin
James P. Horn
Neill
Oberlin Road
Robert Smith
Westlake
Grand Jury
Margaret Brown
Robert
de A. Cook
Sulla Neeson
Third Street
James
Russell Bates
Fairgrounds
C. G. Lord
Harold Ewing
Humane’ Society
Police court notes on traffic crash and divorce suit
Mrs Florence Ingham of Kingston was fined five dollars and costs for reckless driving on Broad street that caused a collision with a city bus. Carston Bally, age 20, was arrested for speeding. Catherine Martin of Lake Avenue sued for divorce from Stangone and faces arraignment, with a history of marriage in 1920 and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Ingham
Kingston
Broad Street
Dell Resar
Ingham
Carston Bally
East Broadstreet
Catherine Martin
Lawrence Jon Lake
Rural youths head to college this fall across numerous schools
Rural students plan to return to Baldwin Wallace College Robert Aldrich of LaGrange starts as a sophomore after prior service in the Philippines. Allen Walker of LaGrange finishes her senior year at Baldwin Wallace College majoring in home economics. Robert G. Connorr of Grafton attends Ohio Wesleyan University as a journalism junior. Stanley Wolfe Jr of Avon plans to study vegetable crops at Cornell as a sophomore. Barbara Moore of Amherst is a sophomore at Huntington Green University majoring in speech. Lloyd D. Pat Smith of Grafton enters Antioch in Navy V-5 program. Donald L. Terrell of Eaton High School is a Bowling Green University sophomore majoring in philosophy. City issues permit for an 8,000 dollar, one-story dwelling on Oberlin Road to 1125 Middle Avenue owner to self-contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Aldrich
la Grangé
Baldwins Wallace College
Aldrich
Philippines
B.S. Ade
Rich Allen Walker
LaGrange
Baldwin Wallace College
Robert G. Connorr
Route 2
Grafton
Belden High School
Ohio Wesleyan University
Stanley Wolfe, Jr
Detroit Road
Avon
Cornell University
Barbara Moore
Amherst
South Amherst High School
Huwting Green University
Lloyd D
Pat) Smith
Short Road
Florida hurricane evacuees and damages across the coast
The storm prompted evacuations in the Petersburg area and widespread destruction. State officials estimated one quarter of the vitras crop and truck crops damaged. Communications, power lines, and homes were disrupted across South Florida while relief units—Navy planes, Coast Guard boats, Red Cross workers—delivered meals and aid to stricken areas. At West Palm Beach, electrocution and injuries were reported. the worst damage hit Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami regions. The Pilar schooner leaked as the hurricane moved toward the Gulf, with seven men aboard fighting to stay afloat. More than 1,500 people sought shelter at Millea racetrack, and instances of chaotic winds and emergency responses were widespread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Mt Tallahassee
T. J. Brooks
South Florida
State Highway Patrol
Army
Navy
Red Cross
Coast Guard
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Sebring
MacDillfield
West Palm Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Miami
Fort Myers
Gulf of Mexico
Boca Grande
Deerfield
Milleah
Mista
Deaths and funerals in Ohio and beyond
Marion Johnston age 81 of West Ridge Road died at Cambridge Hospital after a yearlong illness. Survived by two sons Dell and Dick. daughter in law Freda Minnich. 11 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Private services Saturday at 10 a.m. at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Ludwig Mayer. Burial North Murray Ridge Cemetery. Michael Dean Casey son of Samuel and Meg Casey died at Children's Hospital Cleveland aged several months. Survived by parents and grandparents Samuel Casey Rodney Ohio and Warry Norman Clarksburg West Virginia. Funeral Saturday 3:30 p.m. at Sudre-Curtis Funeral Home with Rev E Thompson. burial Brookdale Cemetery. Jennie May Met and Teed 70 died in Brighton after illness. Born in Brighton to Ira and Eliza Robishaw. Survived by foster son Melvin Kipran. brothers Charles Hobishaw Mt. Vernon, Lee Ashtabula, Fred Chicago. sisters Mrs Guy Lowery Wellington and Mrs Bele Krause Modesto Cal. Melvin Ausband Merton died 1941. Body at Sharp-Truman Funeral Home. services Saturday at 2 p.m. Burial Brighton Cemetery. Melville J. Harris died in Lorain yesterday. Services Saturday 2 p.m. Sudre-Curtis Funeral Home. Rev Fred Ulich of Lake Avenue Congregational Church to officiate and burial at Widge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Johnston
Priest
West Ridge Road
Cambridge Hospital
Cambridge
Ohio
Johnston
Albert Johnston
New London
Carlisle Township
Dell
Dick Johnston
Freda Minnich
Elyria
Sudro Curtis Funeral Home
Ludwig Mayer
South Ridge
Michael Dean Casey
Severl
Samuel Casey
West River Street
Children's Hospital
Cleveland
Meg
Rodney
Olio
Warry Norman
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Crom
Suera- Curtis Fyneral Wo
Thompson
Brookdale Cemetery
Wellington
Jennie May
Brighton
Vxera
Ira
Eliza Robishaw
Melvin
Kiptan
Charles. Hobishaw
Mt. Vernon
Lee
Ashtabula
Fred
Chicago
Guy Lowery
Bele Krause
Modesto
Cal
Mer Ausband
Melville J. Harris
Lorain
Fred, EB. Ulich
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Mide
Widge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery
Fragmented page hints at sports and events snippets
The readable text shows scattered fragments about teams, matchups, and dates. It mentions Gators and other players, with unclear details on outcomes. The jumbled column hints at a sports page continuing from Page One, but specific results are unreadable.
Labor Act To Be Discussed At Meeting Here
The Taft Hartley Labor Act will be discussed at a public meeting in Elyria High School auditorium at 7 30 p m next Tuesday under the Elyria Central Labor Union. Ted Smoot attorney for the Central Labor Union and for AFL unions in this area will speak. The topic is how the act affects the public labor and management. The meeting is open to labor management and the public with no admission charge. The union invites attendees to discuss the Taft Hartley act. Harley Reese, union president, said the meeting is part of a labor campaign to inform the public about dangers to the American way of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Elyria Central Labor Union
Ted Smoot
Central Labor Union
American Federation of Labor Unions
National Labor Relations Board
Aion
Taft-Hartley Oh
Harley Reese
Labor
Lorain Woman Hired as Brookside School Teacher
Mrs. K. C. Shook of Lorain was employed by the SheMer d Lake Board of Education as an additional first and second grade teacher at Brookside school. She is wife of the Lorain High School principal and previously taught at Independence and Warrensville after attending Baldwin Wallace College and Kent State University. The district added her post due to large enrollment. she has taught since the second week of the school year but was officially hired last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Shook
Lorain
SheMerd Lake
Alumni Choir to Present Messiah in Elyria High Auditorium
The Elyria High Alumni Choir voted to sponsor the Messiah presentation in December with about 150 singers. Rehearsals begin 8 p.m. Wednesday, with plans to include out of town soloists and an orchestra for the Elyria High school auditorium performance. Alfred O Donnell announced and more than 70 alumni attended the first meeting for the 1047 48 year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria High
The
Musical Arte Society
Martin Beck
Elyria School
Alan Choir
the Messiah
Elyria High School
Beck
Alfred O'Donnell
Wellington Couple Marks 55th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Albert Knapp of 116 Taylor Street observe their 55th anniversary on Friday September 19 with quiet family visits due to Mr Knapp’s frail health. Married in September 1892 to Lizzie Loser the couple have five children and remain active members of local churches and fraternal organizations in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Albert
Bert) Knapp
Taylor
Knapp
Lizzie Loser
Germany
Mes. Koerber
Market prices for vegetables and livestock fluctuate widely
The list shows varied prices for beans carrots cucumbers and lettuce with quality ranges from ordinary to fair. It notes baskets and pints in different sizes and includes values for peaches grapes and other produce as well as lambs and cattle prices reflecting a sluggish to steady market.
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Himes Joout
Uchic
Slalka
Pascal
Dansketa
Banketa
Taleie
Fair Quaisty Bbc
Murditta
Maria Wonders
Dick Etn
Fevenberg
Barney
Pooloo
Sabbiers
Pyck Binsat
Canton Mathagi
Seven Elyria Youths Fined for Assault and Battery
Seven Elyria youths were fined 25 dollars and 40 dollars on good behavior bonds for assault and battery in a gang beating of Avon men James Ackerman and Hugh Nagel on Sugar Ridge Road September 8. They received three months probation and must report monthly to Deputy Sheriff Joseph Guzik. Warrants exist for six other Elyrians tied to a separate September 11 incident near the County Home involving beating and robbery. charges may be dropped per complainants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elytia
Avon
James P. Horne
Allo
John O'Brien
John Totnes
Erin Pagan
James Plas
Wendell Ratel
James Krugman
Rober Meecha
James Ackerman
Hugh Donald Nagel
Jusce Horn
Kipton Church Ice Cream Social Scheduled Friday
The Ladies Aid Society of Kipton Community Church sponsors an ice cream social in the church basement from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday evening September 19. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Ladies Add Society of the
Kipton Community Church
Amherst Hospital drive to begin October campaign
Amherst plans a membership drive with a October opening in the village and surrounding areas including South Amherst and Brownhelm. The hospital board will expand from nine to twenty seven elected from the memberships. An executive board of five will be elected from the directors with four quarterly meetings yearly. Committees formed include publicity, auxiliary, club and lodge, ministerial, industrial, professional, stenographic, and officers election was the main feature at Elmer Johnson Post American Legion meeting with Russell Kubach elected commander and other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
South Amherst
Brownhelm
Bvervane
Alll
Doe Ixnat
Dick Zilch
Idack Koontz
Jake Wilhelm
Stuart Olbrich
Arthur Engle
Loy Clark
William Guild
Ly Dg. Smythe
Fred Herger
W. J. Darling
Parker Baird
Ray Bechtel
Louis Killemer
E. C. Strawald
BR. Ehrlich
Wettrich
C. J. Spraper
Alyce Jaeger
Helen Sehibley
Carl S Deeds
Hildred Brown
Club
American Legion
Legion
Russell Kubach
Elmer Smith
Hubert Fuhrman
Donald Cherry
William Robertsent
Walter Sloelus
Tebupharn
Joe
Bhackford
Serged Iuljabarms
Ralph
Thunas
Je de Donnelly
Astern
Blurs
Lod
Preventrom Day
Queen
Hove
Is and Na Iron
Sadie Qhiver
Oberlin
Melvig i Rennhert
Urania Malin
Mary Stauiden
Repian Hs
T Areme Club
Weanesdeoviiang
Mary Wheatley
Quarry Road
Marie Jane Airs
Madathire Bruce Ceohaste
Miavy
Kwones Steele
Quills For Relief Drive and Women’s Guild Day
Mrs. Wheatley and Mrs. R C Miller hosted a gathering of St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church Women’s Guild fifth circle. They planned a quill collection for the needy and discussed Women’s Guild Day on October 16 as part of the church’s 90th anniversary. Gifts for Hungary and a tea program were proposed, with October meeting details set and a Christmas bazaar planned for fall.
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St. Peter's
Chrisman
Hungary
Edith
Florence Ehrman
Corneil Avenue
Aagottat
Edward Williams
Joe Green
Lorain
Mel
Richard Reynolds
KR. D1
Amherst
Sterling Johnson and Son
William Johnston
Ezra Shaffer
Joe, Green
Edward Wallagas
Lorrain
Pat Dillon
Marilyn Allen
Cambridge
Elmer Smith
Delia Bechter
Minnie Mathes
Anna Michael
Nellie Wilker
Arthur
New Hearing Aid Features Auralmold
The AUREX hearing aid introduces the Auralmold device to reduce the need for most users to wear a receiver button in the ear.
Aims Of Columbian Squires Discussed In Elyria Meeting
Elyria men and Kent visitors met at the Knights of Columbus rooms to discuss the aims and history of the Columbian Squires formed in 1922. Addressing the group were Frank Slovinski of Kent and several counselors who described leadership training, guidance roles, and physical development as key elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Boya
Knights of Columbus
Columbian Squires
Kent
Elyria
Frank 5Ovinski
Catholie Church
Alma
Joseph Bill
Bob Sawyer Circle
Joseph O'Brien
Ed Lavery
Kent Circle
Arch Rinaldi
Matthew Fortman
John Kolopes
Joseph 8. Lehane
St. Mary's Church
James Seres
Louis Rotunda
F. R. Daly
Andrew Foreman
Charles &. Guth
Alfred Alten
Boy Scout Troop
Prices At Noon From United Press Report
Prices at noon furnished by United Press show percentages and figures for major companies including Central Co Penna American Can Montgomery Ward National Dairy Sears Roebuck Westinghouse Woolworth U Monda Central Motors White Motors Republic Steel U S Steel Standard of Ohio Cities Service with varied figures 15 to 40 percent and multiple numerical values across listed firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Co
Penna, Is
Ee Tee American Can
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
Sears Roebuck
Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Co
Berdin
Gentral Motors
White Motors
Republic Steel
U. S. Steel
Standard of Ohio
Cities Service
Plans for He Loroln County Rabbit and Davy Hireeders Show
The He Loroln County Rabbit and Davy Hireeders Association held its monthly meeting at E. H. Vanalamburgh’s Beechwood Drive home to discuss an November show at the VFW 1079 building on Hast Bridge Street. A banquet was planned for judging night, and secretary Mrs. Alfred Emery noted ongoing requests for association catalogs. The October meeting is set for October 11 at Ray Newcomb’s home in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Newcomb
H. D. No. Ly Elyria
Death sentence for Petkov confirmed by Bulgarian court
SOFIA The Bulgarian High court confirmed the death sentence for Nicol Petkov former opposition leader convicted of treason. Petkov allegedly plotted to overthrow the government by creating resistance cells within the Bulgarian army. He was arrested after the Hungarian coup toppled Premier Ferenc Nagy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Nicol Petkov
Petkov
Hungary
Ferenc Nagy
Awards to Sailor Park Residents Metzger Prize Winners
Mr and Mrs Ernest F Metzger won 50 dollars first prize for best landscaping and exterior appearance at E A Mermaid Park Old Street 7 1. Second prize went to Mr and Mrs Donald O Justice and third to Mr and Mrs Homer G Ross Judges were May or A R Agate council member Kenneth J Lord and Mrs Stella Schuleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailor Park
Ernest F. Metzger
E. A. “ Mer Teniler Park
Old Street
Donald O. Justice
Homer G. Ross
A. R. Agate
Kenneth J. Lord
Stella Schuleman
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Lela
Rames
Zuzanna Merya
Floral Court
Nick
Union Properties Co
Clevel Lend
Casper Madre, West Ridge Road
Et Wily
Guy B. Findley
Willie Howe
Anna Quinn
Howe
Adell Holt
John
D. A. Cook
Ralph Nagle
Hope
Anna Wilayl
Louis
South Ansherst
Anna
Stell Dickerman
Charles
Staunton
Police Dept
Edwards
Middle Avenue
Hart Dickeson
Aveser
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Death Records
Jennie May Merrill
Lanka
TS Panto
Hanes
Mtedya
Metbaatis
Orden
Hoby Bates
CASH
Altman & Ackerman Men‘s Wear
Broan ST
Ens
Emmy
Mary
Hiram
Mwellingwn
Paul
Perry Knapp
Mr. Knapp
Wellington Lodge F
Order of Eagles
Kiwanis
Grange
Bor
Ales
First Baptist Church
Hiram Knapp
Fred Abbot
Smirker
Derek Avemut
West
Sauth Moot Street
Depot Street
Arthur Hutenbirg
Horm Platei
Mrs
Lucy Roemer
Cleveland Ave
J. F. Hoppe
J.P Hoppe
Sperihat
Seder Hegelin & On Prides
Ig Foods
Dave Bitters
Newcastle
Baltimore
Baltimore Harbor
United Press
Beverly Spitzer
East Bridge Street
Philadelphia
Bellevue-Stratford
Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union
CIO
Speer
Charles Rtos
Knox
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