Army Begins Unloading Surplus War Industry Plants
Washington reports the Army has started disposing of surplus war industry plants. About one third of government owned facilities may become surplus after Germany and Japan are defeated, with many powder and ordnance works no longer in civilian demand. The Reconstruction Finance Corp will handle disposals as other plants enter standby or curtailed production.
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Washington
Méhy
Army
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Beat
Germany
Japan
Planta
Directors Elected By Kiwanis Club
The Elyria Kiwanis Club elected 11 directors for 1945 at its meeting on Thursday. Named were Jim Armitage BE W Augur Dr T V Boylan Claude Bronson Robert Butts Harry Frankfather Paul Mardy Claude Hamiet Marty Hyman Denis Ryan Jr and C G Strean. The new board will meet next week to elect officers. Speaker Harry Martin, a retired YMCA secretary, spoke on retirement and YMCA service plans for returning servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Kiwanis Club
Jim Armitage
BE. W. Augur
T. V. Boylan
Claude ¥. Bronson
Robert Butts
Harry Frankfather
Paul Mardy
Claude {. Hamiet
Marty Hyman
Denis Ryan Jr
C. G. Strean
Harry Martin
YMCA
YM. C.A
Cannon Taken From Park For Repairs
The 19th century artillery piece in the park was disarmed yesterday and sent away for repairs. Park officials say the old Civil War cannon would not have offered strong defense anyway, and the unit will be out of service briefly. August Perchland and his brother will perform the needed work, including replacing spokes and repairs. The park once housed two figure guns, the second a World War I German gun given to scrap campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Commission
August Perchland
Arrival of Cap Millicen in United States
Captain LeRoy Millicent has returned from overseas after 42 months and notified his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Millicen of 407 West Avenue, and his wife and two year old son Hye in Tulsa Oklahoma. He is a Elyria High School and Oklahoma A and M graduate and has served since June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Millicent
Feleesam
San Pranvisen
Call
Mee
Ed Millicen
407
West Avenue
Hye
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Miliken
Elyria High School
Oklahoma A
Pharmacist Mate 3c Margret Zorger Graduates in New York
Margaret Zorger of the SPARS received the rating of pharmacist’s mate after graduating from Columbia University College of Pharmacy in New York City. The class increased SPARS pharmacists’ mates nationwide to about 2000. She will report for duty in Miami after a five day leave with her sister, Mrs Howard C Barnes, at 327 Smith Maple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Zorger
SPARS
Columbia University College of Pharmacy
New York City
U.S. Coast Guard
Cleveland
Zorner
Howard C. Barnes
Smith Maple Street
Miami
Fla
Avon Church Noted Avon Baptist Services and Lunch Program
Avon Board of Education with War Food Administration announces a 1946 48 lunch program for public school children. Lunches include balanced meals with meat substitute vegetables fruit enriched bread and butter at a small charge or free for those unable to pay. Program supports nutrition with War Food Administration purchase agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Avon Baptist Church
Soin
John Tersvern
Youthg Peoples
Pen
Boy
Dehcal News
Avon Board of Education
War Food Administration
W. EE. Blane
Board of Education
Death notices and funeral details from Elyria area
Death records list John Youtkiewicz of 238 Nash Street who died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a two week illness. Surviving are wife Josephine and children, plus four brothers. funeral at St. Agnes Church with burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery. Also notes the deaths of Margaret Meyers, Mrs Joseph Pitte, Mrs Floyd Kaiser, Anna Raumets. services at local funeral homes and St Mary’s church. obituaries include German-born Aline Brainett and other local residents with service details. The War Food Administration discussed floor and facility needs for meals and price support for farmers. News notes mention various residents and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Youtkiwicz
Nash Street
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Poland
Youtkiewicz
Elytia
le Grange
Tte
Western Auto Matic Machine Screw Company
St. Agnes Church
Josephine
Fours
Clement
Joseph
Richard
Edward
Elyria
Pico Leo Yourkiewite
U.S. Army
Fort Knox
Michael
Henry
Stanley
Waller
Bittner Funeral
Leo Brissel
St Mary's Cemetery
Margaret Mfeyers
Margaret Meyers
Fast Bridge Street
Germany
Donald Meyers
Charles Blue
Defiance
Ohio
Thelma Meyers
Nichols Funeral Home
Henry K. Shaw
Brookdale Cemetery
Harold Willman
Harral
Brooklyn
Heights Cemetery
Cleveland
Robert Dechant
George Buck
Lorain
Vinson and
Arnald Huck
Als Hoag
Ray Cahoon
Wos
U.S
Ithe Epworth Buelidehaven
Kenneth Sabke
Buffalo
Pling
Charles Wilford
County Republican Groups Appoint Campaign Committee Officials
County Leeene Campaign Group appoints Harold L Covault as chairman and names a slate of executives and advisory members from Lorain and Avon Lake. Col J C Machermott will be assisted by Ira Porter Noel Lewis W Beicher Clifford Strean Joseph Frederick and others. An outside advisory committee may be formed later as 15 new Republican women's organizations form and plan sponsor meetings. Nazew Vsedapin of Lorain fined $5 in police court for intoxication after a hit and run incident on Route 11 and West Ridge Road. Huffman arrested for DUI previously in 1938 and held for failure to raise bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. Covault
Lotain Yestending
Col
J.C. Machermott
Wellington
Ira L. Porter
Oberlin
Noel Lewis
Loraity
W. Beicher
Avon Lake
Clifford G. Strean
Ilytia
Joseph Frederick
Lorain
Lir Black
M. ?. Durkee
Fitton
Cavault
Tater
Mer. Black
Wll
West Ridge Road
Palmer
Hoffman
Huffman
CR Parker
Sheldon
Parker
Wulfman
Pliner
Bas
Vem
Continued From Page One on Postwar Employment Plans
The article outlines how pres war employees and those from other communities expect to choose whether to remain at work after the war. It notes surveys across industries and agriculture to gauge anticipated returns to farms, professions, or relocation. Data collection aims to map postwar employment and home development opportunities.
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Eniny
Wach
CUO Ge
Agels
Finphioces
Court actions in Lorain court house press items
Rose Koleno of Lorain sues for divorce from Fred on neglect and cruelty amid a 1998 marriage. Dorothy Miller of East River Street seeks alimony from Paul, citing non support after a 1935 marriage with two children. Chester Bowles, administrator for the Office of Price Administration, sued Math Gerauer for alleged price ceiling violation on a truck sold Oct 18 for 750 dollars, seeking 286.65 dollars in triple overcharge. August Heller of Cleveland fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication after arrest at Route 244 and Nagel Road. Mary Kiefer granted divorce from Harvey on neglect, while Ella Dey of Lorain sues Raymond for neglect and cruelty in a 1820 marriage with five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Koleno
Lorain
Fred
Dorothy Miller
East River Street
Paul
Chester Bowles
Office of Price Administration
Math Geraer
Amherst
Essig Coal Co
Stewart to Speak at South Lorain Monday
Garfield Stewart Republican gubernatorial candidate will address a rally and band concert in South Lorain at Stevemian Hall next Monday at 6 p.m. The event, led by Kieffer’s band, will feature Ed Rowe and other candidates with a dinner at Owe Sloverian Hall preceding the party. Robert Dise of 544 Lodi Street was arrested for driving while intoxicated and released on $200 bond pending trial October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Stewart
Ohio
Lorain
South Lorain
Stevemian Hall
Kieffer
Ed Rowe Duntee
Walter B. Wantniker
Hanerine Stewert
Owe Sloverian
Pmts
Fond Rober Dise
Lodi Street
Arnad Street
Hoewar
J. Stankard
Allied push narrows German hold in Holland fight
United Press reports from Ronald Clark describe a grinding clash near Mertogenbosch with British and Canadian forces tightening a flank against retreating German positions. Allied air strikes sever rail lines between Arnhem and the Zuider Zee, complicating German supply as troops advance toward the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Hertogenbasch
Hertogenbosch
Jul Ving
Kimwe
Clark
Arnhem
Zuyder Zee
Burglary Probe Follows Prowler Pattern in City
Police investigate two house burglaries likely committed by a prowler who checks unlocked doors. At 410 Princeton Ave a wallet with $6 and shoe polish were taken. at 154 Clark St about $40 from a pocketbank. Both entries used unlocked doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuttie Mamlin
Atchié
Princeton
Nelson Hechtel
Clark Street
Hamlin
Hugh Bruce
Bond Street
West Street
William Beal
Man Shot In Groin And Hand Investigated
Police probe a 34-year-old man wounded by gunfire taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital. He claims a 22 rifle accidental shooting by a boy near Ironton, while his sister says he was shot by a woman in Cold Grove. Investigators review links to a Delaware car theft and shooting incident with a fleeing victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ironton
Cold Grove
Delaware
Three Arrested On Larceny Warrants
At the request of Elyria police Toledo authorities arrested three roomers on warrants charging grand larceny. Robinson 18, RF Sureener 24, and W L Smith 25. They allegedly took a table radio a gold brooch and a new pair of trousers from Mrs. Frances Christensen. The trio had checked baggage to Toledo and were picked up at 5 pm yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Toledo
Robinson
RB. F. Sureener
W. L. Smith
Franges Christensen
Cleveland Street
Fire Originates In Lint Drier At Local Plant
A lint fire started in a drier near a blower at the Sunshine Wiping Cloth Company plant at Clark and Winckles streets. Fifty to sixty windows on the east side were broken. Firemen say heat ignited lint in the drier bottom and exhaust blower, spreading to lint outside. Two fire companies worked about a half hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tintin
Sunshine Wiping Cloth Company
Clark
Winckles
Ben King
Sinty’ Wine’ Dows
Man fined and license suspended for DUI in Elyria
Arthur Jarrett of New London was fined $60 and costs and had his driving privilege suspended for six months after being arraigned before Mayor A R Agate on a DUI charge. Deputy C K Mack arrested him on Oberlin road after his car struck two mail boxes at 388 Oberlin road last midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jarrett
New London
Elyria
A. R. Agate
C. K. Mack
Oberlin Road
Markets price list crops and groceries with varied items
Market column lists produce and dairy items with prices for 1920s era groceries. Includes baskets of celery cabbage onions lettuce mustard okra and parsnips, along with grain wheat corn and meat quotes. Several entries show prices per unit or bunch and indicate limited availability and fluctuating rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aircots
Baskets
Wren
Dankets
Cabrane
Naga
Enalier BO
Pascal Ag Fe
Banketa
Murtard
Henkets
Savoy Type
Juarh FF Bard
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YDMCA
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Capt. Millicen
Avon
Merle
America
Etaot Ave
Eigris
Leeene
Costa
Nazew
Aday
Broad Rert
Mary Kiefer
Harvey
Guy B. Findley
Cross Petitzenn
Ella Dey
Raymond
Stewart
Walter
Col4
G. W. Beckett Engineering Ca. Elyrly
David Ryan
D. A. Cook
Ryan
Ada Ransbottom
Betty
L. B. Adams
der Association
Common Pleas
Adama
John J. Kolopos
West River
Third Street
Northeen Savings and Loan CO
Ter
P.M. Prideve
Appeieimens
Renee Ger Veree
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