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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1946
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows council committees with officers and vague roles. Names such as Frank Kayden and Kenneth Lerds appear alongside unclear terms sideward references to lands, streets, drains, and recreation duties. Overall details are garbled and not reliable.
Reporters Shannon Ires land describe two heavily laden Russian couriers en route to Washington with important dispatches. Council members await Russia's reply as Tehran reports indicate Russians packing and crossing the Iranian Soviet border. Officials weigh next steps in the Iranian case despite uncertain Soviet response.
A witness reports a man named Rapasanden drove from the scene of a collision on Spruce street and fled in fear. Police traced the vehicle, found it stolen, then learned Rapasanden admitted driving and left after the crash, claiming the car was not stolen and paying for damage to another vehicle.
South Amherst residents from three Protestant churches are invited to a Men’s Brotherhood meeting at the Congregational church tonight starting with supper at 7 o’clock A E Babcock of the Medina company will speak, with James Nicol as program chairman.
William Mumford 77 of South Main Street died after lingering illness at Alen Hospital. He was a lifelong Oberlin resident and contracted for years. Survived by sister Miss Z Mae Mumford. Visitation at Sedgman’s with services Friday afternoon conducted by Joseph King of First Church. Burial in Westwood Cemetery.
The Aviie Beverage Co president Lodisiert was fined and costs by Mayor AL Rt Agate tedax after arraignment on using saccharine in the manufacture of sett dypitke in violation of state food laws. State inspector Nat West Hahn and city food inspector George Sav-Hae MSO presented samples. a 3% finding supported the charge and court noted Mosaucharing was found in the shop.
A flurry of actions in Lorain County includes alimony and custody rulings. Alfred Byedidge granted private divorce from Zelda Hariderkoi with custody and $35.9 weekly support. William Blyrtaowas granted divorce from Muri on cruelty grounds with custody and $26 weekly support. County officials consider street and ditch improvements with public hearings next week. Indictments for grand larceny led to probations and restitution. Ongoing actions include survey orders for street cleansing and proposed Powell ditch work.
An OCR damaged markets brief lists varied farm goods and livestock metrics. Items include hothouse produce like lettuce and kale with prices, cattle and lamb notes, and mixed livestock figures. The fragmentary text mentions markets in Cleveland and associated price ranges and bids.
Three people faced fines after alcohol related offenses in a local incident. Donald Bell, William Hand, and Viraitias Bingley were cited for intoxication and fined five dollars plus costs. The event occurred near Lake Avenue and Broad Street. Deputy officers reported multiple arrests during a Sunday evening operation.
New owners at 348 Second Street plan to remove buildings and remodel the site into four two and three room suites. They already own adjacent property and will add two parking lots with a service station. Sale completed via BoM O'Donnell Real Estate. Aliens represented by Robert Rice. Riley interests by Don W. Myers.
Ernest Haylor, Army Medical Corps veteran in Europe, will speak at the First Aid Instructors Group meeting at the Red Cross Chapter team Masonic Temple Thursday evening. Haylor is a trained first aid instructor and a long-time member of the group.
Prices at noon listed by United Press show varied quotes across industries and major companies. Notable entries include New York Central, Union Pacific, American Can, American Tobacco, General Electric, Sears Roebuck, Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros, and Westinghouse Electric among others. The compiled snapshot reflects a broad cross section of markets and manufacturers.
Local Elyria notes cover school salary discussions amid proposed schedules and teacher income comparisons, plus a City incident report. A Franklin school grounds hardball warning follows a glass-breaking accident, and a vehicle collision near West Road details brake failure and damages. no serious injuries reported.
The readable text fragment mentions names and places in a garbled form. It references a person named Carl Elytian and a location that seems like Venice, with stray terms suggesting a courtroom or agency context. The fragment lacks coherent events or clear outcomes.
South of Mure nerd miles north of Avery on Havens Avery Rd a full line of farm machinery offered. AG modelO tractor on rubber AC 2 bottom 12 inch plow and cultivator AG model 40 combine Dunham 7 ft hoe drill Thomas 10 horse power grain drill John Deere corn planter wagon mower springtooth plows and many attachments. McD tires seed pota stoes Berkshire hogs ducks and other articles. Terms cash. Richard J Staley owner Walter Leber helper.
Sale advertised at the residence one mile south of Oberlin on State Route 5B Saturday April 6 starting at 12 30 pm. Items include 2 tons of alfalfa hay seed oats lumber seed timothy, clover mix, an H P electric motor, complete furnishings of a nine room home plus rugs quilts pillows radios Frigidaire bedroom and kitchen furniture antique secretary living room suite and more. Terms cash. Not responsible after sale. S J West owner. R F Clark clerk. Oberlin Ohio.
A distressed sale listing 2 miles east and north of Grafton details 7 3 horses a variety of cattle Holstein Ayrshire Jersey and purebred cattle due in April along with numerous farm tools including cultivators planters mowers and binders. Household goods and small items are included with all sales final for cash. Guy I Ayst phone contact provided with clerk Gant bea Klinect.
Scrambled OCR text mentions a drawer, china, Hans lawn, and a number, suggesting a damaged notice or ledger item. No clear names, dates, or organizations are readable. action or outcome cannot be determined from the fragment alone.
The undersigned will sell at his residence on Butternut Ridge Road near State Route 10, a Saturday sale on April 6 at noon. Livestock include Brown Swiss and Jersey cattle, heifers, and misc poultry. Farm tools, equipment, and building materials such as tractors, plows, wagons, fencing, and household items will be auctioned. Terms are cash, buyer assumes risk. Frank Bober owner. A Walker auditor. Elyria and Clark listed parties.
Having sold our farm we will hold a sale at our Baumhart Road residence on Thursday April 4 commencing at 10:00 a m. The lot includes 16 head cattle 2 Holstein heifers calves by side 4 year Holstein calf by side 2 Holstein close up and other dairy stock plus a Guernsey herd and Ayrshire heifer. Two horses bay team and grey gelding, harnesses and collars, white brood sow with 7 pigs, 86 White Leghorn hens and farm tools led by J D tractors and Oliver equipment. Household goods and more. Terms cash. All property at buyer's risk. Sale near Oberlin Kipton area on Route 10.
The plan outlines medical director services and clinic care to keep families well, with cash payments during hospitalization and after accidents. It offers up to 150 per month for the head of family, 100 per month at home, 100 per month for 40 months after death, and an emergency fund up to 250. It includes lab analyses, adviser access, and coverage for childbirth and female diseases.
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