Ordination Planned For Richard J Lehman at Pilgrim Church
Plans completed for the ordination of Richard J Lehman pastor of Pilgrim Congregational Church Elyria to be held Sunday at 7:80 PM at Pilgrim Church corner East Broad and Winckies streets. The service features an academic clergy procession and guests from Medina Association with Rev William A Leath presiding.
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Plang
Richard J. Lehman
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Haid
Pilgrim Church
East Broad
Winckies Streets
Elyria
Medina
Lake Ave
First Christian Church
Elyria Ministerial Association
Willian Edwards
Eddie Scrivens
Medina Association
Lehman
Border crisis draft proposals and public notices
A US draft circulated among friendly nations would blame Greece's northern neighbors for border fighting, propose a watchdog commission, and urge talks on minorities and refugees. The issue also lists legal divorce notices for Joh Repko and bidding details for Elyria water storm sewers with deposits, deadlines, and bid conditions.
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United States
Greece
Will Seek Stop Gap Aid Plan
President Truman outlines a stopgap European aid strategy urging bipartisan congressional consultation on immediate steps. He signals likely food conservation measures at home, noting waste and weather-driven shortages, and discusses possible rationing return and domestic adjustments to avoid worsening scarcity.
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Europe
United States
Sela
Citizens Food Committee
Truman
Congress
Hewitt to Receive 33rd Degree in Masonry Next Year
James A Hewitt secretary treasurer of Elyria Memorial Hospital and former Elyria mayor is named among three northern Ohio Masons elected for the 33rd degree by the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite Northerly Jurisdiction. Hewitt has long been active in Freemasonry and hospital service.
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James A. Hewitt
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Ohio
Supreme Council
St Cincinnati
Hewitt
Lake Erle
King Solomon Masonic Lodge
Marshall Chapter
Elyria Council
Elyria Coroomandery
Knights
Tamplar
Lake Erie
Tie
Masonic ‘Temple Company
el City Council
Tblyrig
Toi Stanford Avenue
Blyvidas
Ralph McOunt
Juches H. H. Nye
A. d. Plocher
Karl Plocher
Harry Reynolda
Thoroughbred Race Horses Being Destroyed at Rockingham Park
Thoroughbred race horses stricken with swamp fever at Rockingham Park face destruction. By tomorrow 15 of the ailing horses will be killed, leaving 18 fever-weakened animals. Owners resist execution without higher compensation and some horses will be moved to Kehu Farm Ranch near the New State. Agreement with the Thoroughbred Racing Association funds per-horse destruction, while some carriers offer no payments for killed horses. A building permit for a new home at 246 Belfast Avenue is also reported.
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Salem
Rockingham Park
Grand Stake
Kehu
Flack
Audi
Noroughbred Racing Association
Spenser J. Driton
Uisuiones
All Networks To Carry Chest Campaign Radio Program
President Truman and a galaxy of Hollywood stars will join a nationwide radio program to raise funds for Community Chests. The 9:30 to 9:40 PM broadcast Friday night features Jack Benny Edgar Bergen Holt Hope Dorothy Lamour Margaret O'Brien and James Stewart. Elyria Chest campaign runs October 20 to 28.
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President Truman
Galaxy of Hollywood Stars
Bation
Don’ W. Myers
Elyria
Jap floods kill 1,002 with 1,818 injured or missing
Tokyo reports to Allied Headquarters that floods caused 1,002 deaths and 1,818 injuries or missing. Houses destroyed reach tens of thousands with vast floodwater, roads washed out, river dikes broken, rail lines damaged, and large rice fields flooded or destroyed.
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Japanese Welfare Ministry
Allied Headquarters
Avil
Cha ¢A Cho
Prominent Livestock Shipper Dies Suddenly
Funeral services arranged for Charles C Hoff man 77 a prominent livestock shipper and former Shinrock Grain Elevator owner who died Tuesday after a heart attack Hoffman was a director of Milan Savings Bank and a member of the Norwalk Elks Club
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Charles C. Hoffman
Shinrock
Hoffman
Milan Savings Bank
Norwalk Elks Club
Butter Price Drops as Market Declines Noted
Toledo reports butter falls two cents to 60 cents a pound marking a nine cent drop from wartime peak last week. Lous L. Becker of Page Dairy Co cites weaker pretail sales and government market withdrawal as key causes. Future prices likely hinge on government policy.
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Toledo
Lous L. Becker
The
Page Dairy Co
Admissions Tax Ordinance Ready For Council
Council Finance Chairman S N Black said the proposed admissions tax of three percent on amusements and other functions will be presented to the Council for final approval at the Sept 20 meeting. The finance committee discussed the ordinance last night with no changes. The tax replaces the expiring state three percent levy and is expected to raise about $11 000 annually.
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Council
S. N. Black
Hick
Court records place Walter Brown in jail on bond issue
At The Court House Walter Brown aged 44 of Lorain was committed to the county jail yesterday by Lorain municipal court for failure to furnish a 3500 bond in a blackmail case. He is charged with writing a threatening letter to a Lorain girl on September 8 to compel submission. Peter DePala 39 of Westlake was held in the county jail on a warrant from Justice Curran of Ridgeville for colliding with a school bus on September 3 in Ridgeville driven by Clarence Albers.
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Joh Repko
Musagy Road
Lorain
Ohio
San Francisco
California
Court of Cannon Pleas
Lorein County
Genevieve Repko
Masneitt Pisnauff
Walter Brown
Peter DePala
Westlake
J. P. Curran
Ridgeville
Clarence Albers
Louis Senyes
Elmer Springer
Chestnut Street
Adams and
Foster
Seayes
Springer
Adams Street
Edward Vanamburgh
Grafton
Jack Flynn
Grafton Road
East Avenue
Vanamburgh
Seventh ‘Street
Walter J. Jackson
Statel Street
Pauline Schneider
Gales Avenue
Schneider
SIME
Police Court and Divorce Actions Stir Lorain News
Local police report a string of divorce actions and custody petitions. Frank Soules of East Broad Street fined 18.90 after a disorderly conduct case. Emma O Hara of Lorain seeks habeas corpus for custody of Dawn Lynn Bennett against Frances Bennett. The Thirty Seven Corp. wins a store possession suit at 448 Broadway. Other cases include divorces granted for neglect, cruelty, and credits disputes, plus multiple car collisions and a stolen wrist watch.
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Frank Soules
East Broad’ Street
John
A. R. Agate
Froda Smith
Emma O'Hara
Lorain
Viola Bennett
Dawn Lynn Bennett
Common Pleas Court
Thirty- Seven Corp
Jude Clay G. Findley
Broadway, Lorain
Corls Shoes, Inc
Mark Abbe
Middle Aveue
Thomas Spencer
High Street
Boon Wilson
East Bridge Street
Plans for county canning center trip to Portage Home
Fragmented report details a proposed trip to the Portage County Home near Te cyemim for a canning center visit. County school executives discussed a potential center in Uris county to aid the rebooted program, with a list of officials and planned meetings.
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Portane County
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Avinberg
Lerun County
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Ridgeville
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POS
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AIS Colleston
Professor Emeritus Martin of Oberlin College Passes
Professor Emeritus Charles Beebe Martin of Oberlin College died early today at Allen Hospital after months of illness. Born May 7 1847 in Cairo he graduated from Oberlin in 1876 and earned a MA in 1880 and a DD in 1881. He taught at Oberlin 1889 to 1925 then joined Cleveland Museum of Art staff for 12 years, retiring in 1927. He leaves two grandsons Charley and Gerald Rood of Providence RI. Services at Fairchild Chapel Saturday at 2 pm with Rev Joseph Fing officiating. Burial in Wood Cemetery. Body at Cowling Sedgeman Funeral Home. Flowers omitted.
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Charles Beebe Martin
Oberlin College
Allen Hospital
Cairo
Frypt
Graduate School of Theology
Lat Tntin
Cleveland Museum of Art
Charley
Gerald Rood
Providence
R. 1
World Affairs Group To Meet In October Longfellow Room
The World Affairs Discussion Group will hold its first meeting October 13 at the Elyria Library Longfellow Room at 7 p m The session will cover displaced persons of Europe with Rabbi Carl Miller guiding the open discussion Participants may review reserved pamphlets and articles on the topic The group is sponsored by Lorain County Adult Education Association with support from the Cleveland Council on World Affairs
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Biyria
Longfellow Room
Europe
Carl Miller
Elyria
Jon
Lorain County Adult Education Association
Cleveland Council On World Affairs
Cleveland Group
More Bahamans Arrive to Help Lorain County Apple Picking
A report by Henry Leimbach, Lorain County Farm Labor Office manager, says 14 to 16 Bahamans are expected to arrive Sunday or Monday to work on local apple farms. They will pick apples. most varieties are not ready yet. Next week’s arrivals could nearly double the current workers.
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Henry Leimbach
Farm Labor Office
Leimbach
Tate
Markets Report From Cleveland Stock and Livestock Prices
Markets for cattle calves hogs and sheep show varied demand with slower bidding in most categories. Notable quotes include choice cattle around 16 to 18 dollars, hogs at 26 to 29 dollars per hundred pounds and calves near 26 to 30 dollars, while fruits vegetables and grains show mixed prices and limited activity across the board.
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RV Eran
Cleveland
Siypeluck
Aleady
Sterra
New Law To Make More Work For County Auditor
A new state law known as House Bill 154 adds duties for the county auditor in transferring deeds. It requires grantee name and address and volume and page of the transfer record, potentially raising costs for owners, lawyers, and title companies. The auditor may need more staff, but the transfer fee remains ten cents. The law takes effect Saturday and faces questions over implementation and responsibility.
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Frank Ayres
Ayres
Walliam G. Wickens
Officers Elected By Elyria Alumni Choir
The Elyria High Alumni Choir elected officers for the second year at a meeting held at the Y M C A. Douglas Birch is president Aldred O Donnell vice president Ruth Kershaw secretary Arlys Iduckson treasurer and other members named to the executive committee. Eighty five singers joined in the rehearsal for The Messiah and invitations go to church chairs to invite additional singers to participate under J Martin Beck with Olga Sonkoly assisting. Rehearsals continue each Wednesday at the YMCA.
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Elyria High
Y. No C. A. Algo
Douglas Birch
Aldred ‘O'Donnell
Ambayy
Ruth Kershaw
J. Martin Beck
Elyria School
Olga Sonkoly
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