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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1946
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a theft case tied to El Stonlas area and a peculiar phrasing. No clear names, dates, or locations emerge beyond the suspicious wording. Content remains insufficient for full factual construction.
A court acquitted seven defendants in a theft trial linked to Haserodt's Jewelry store on Nowy Street in Cleveland. The case stemmed from a haul valued at $91.28. doctor William Ge Wickens and others testified as witnesses.
Elyria Council leaders led by chairman of camping and activities present a five year growth plan. Alan Thurston Harald Parker and Bo Stayton discuss membership reaching 1629 Scouts 782 Cubs and 895 Scouters with a near record high expected by year end. New troops and packs forming in LaGrange Penfield Aire Markley Wellington districts boost outlook. Budgetish figures tentatively set at 18000 for 1946 and 24000 for IGM budget pending board approval.
Longtime resident John Penfeld dies after three years illness at home. He lived in LaGrange area and worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad before retirement. Survived by wife Elizabeth and several relatives. funeral from Sidra Curtis Funeral Home, burial in Handview Cemetery, with Rev. Wii Shirkey of the Church of the Nazarene officiating.
Preparations completed for the Spring rally of the Child Evangelist Good News Club of Ebytia to be held at Ebyria High School auditorium at seven ninety tonight. Richard Markel, director of the Northpast Chin Ms of the Child Evangelist Fellowship, will be principal speaker. program includes children's choruses and a Bible memory contest. Admission is free and open to the public.
Police detained an Oberlin man after a stumble of unclear details. He was found with a car claimed by his brother and displayed a draft registration card, while authorities pursued possible weapons or obfuscation. He faced charges and appeared in court.
A garbled concise report notes annual meeting actions including adoption of auditor and trustee reports, discussion of debt, and church fund details. It lists officers such as clerk, treasurers, auditors, and ushers, with references to membership and contributions, and mentions a Berean Glass operator in the church context.
In Lorain and Elyria areas court notices report Carl Ingiver in custody on a delinquency charge and to be arraigned by juvenile authorities. Other filings include alimony suits for Tulack and divorce actions for Ursie and Katherine, with marriages in 1908 and 1927. A vehicular accident near Clinton Avenue injures Joseph Super, with Lewis Cretovae as driver. Marony Livermore sues for divorce from Lea on cruelty grounds, married in 1927, with three children.
Mrs Edward Coleman of 801 Mast River street announced that her cousin Major Henry W McAllister of New York has been recalled to active army duty to direct photography for the news coverage of the next atomic bomb test in the Pacific theater He previously served as a photographer for the Eyeind Press and the York Journal American before enlisting.
A new business venture grows from a tenant by a street address in Elyria. The shop, operated by Rosard Assinis, aims to offer model shop items and related supplies to local hobbyists, with grand plans and neighborhood chatter about a bustling opening day.
Readable fragments show a political campaign led by American Legion members with a diverse set of individuals named. The event is described as ongoing and scheduled to continue through April 18, reflecting a contentious race with multiple backers and regional figures.
More than 200 pupils at Harrow School presented arts and crafts, collecting items from fishing flies to glass and china dogs, embroidery, stamps, and model ships. Principal Frankiin praised the displays as the best yet, noting room exhibits with 28 rooms featuring up to 20 exhibitors each.
The market report lists baskets and prices for apples cucumbers lettuce and mushrooms, with details on greens onions horseradish and tomatoes. It notes cattle calves and hogs with bids and ranges, plus grain prices for wheat and corn and assorted commodities at several market points.
Officials from Lorain and Elyria discuss a forecast of 27 500 new industrial jobs in Lorain County over the next 18 to 20 months. They cite expansions at Fruchaul trails, Central Motors in Elyria, and National Tube in Lorain, plus growth elsewhere, with housing demand rising and wage adjustments noted. Strong entities include Lorain County officials, Loraine Ward A Riley, USES, and Federal Housing Administration involvement.
Washington reports a Senate conference bill proposing a pay raise for up to one million federal employees. The plan adds about 400 dollars annually per employee, effective July 1, 1948, and would cover classified service workers while excluding others already receiving raises through different measures. It aims to benefit government staff amid ongoing labor negotiations and fiscal considerations.
A parish gathering details a Northeast Ohio visit, honors for veterans, and a memorial for Comrade Ralph Osborne. Mrs. Phoebe Domes and district deputy Mrs. Gizella Kessler are guests. The Women’s Benefit Association plans Health Day activities and a Memorial Muster Day dinner at Lake Avenue. The Tix Club reports new president Alice Rothgary and dancing after the meeting. Mrs. Davies reviews Wind in the Sahara with remarks on desert life and Mardi Gras experiences. Upcoming events include April 18 Health Day and a meeting at Mrs. Saunders East College Street in Oberlin. Names mentioned include Nancy Wagner, Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Saunders, and local residents discharged or listed with ages and places.
Voted: the Lorain County Federation and Ben eratie Wamiti’s clubs set meetings for April 25. Local gatherings feature talks by Ruth and Ida Davis, and a special prize fight recap. Community hosts include Mrs Gera Kosinis and Mrs Clara Marta with card games, refreshments, and prizes for pinochle winners.
Hospital discharge notes list Beverly Jones Morgan Avenue and Bruno Zinmier. Amherst records Harry Leimbach Vulva Street and James Faweetty Wadh Gilt Road.
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