The Chronicle Telegram Archives, Apr 13, 1945, p. 1

Ohio PTA delegates discuss juvenile delinquency and reforms

The Elyria meeting of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers met at the First Congregational Church to debate juvenile delinquency and truancy, with Dr. Josey Millet and Mrs. Russi Bickel urging schools to boost skilled teaching and parental involvement. Officials favored Daniels Craver bill and Senate Joint Resolution No. 3 for education reform, while committee chairs and local leaders welcomed 135 delegates and heard songs by Elyria High. The program highlighted rural versus urban teaching needs and the impact of radio on education, with future meetings planned.

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Atl Bsa Fbiek Anderitidad Helitontiaver PALER Field Attie Arerilé Afidonia Congrassi Dumbatlin Oaks Josey Millet National Congress of Parents and Teachers Guidance Cini Toledo Russi Bickel Columbus Bateman Ohio Congress Daniels-Cratver Scribel Foundation Senate Jolgt Renalition Fortatute Board of Education Bickel Merritt Powell Northcentral Pierre Smith Elyria Cornell E. Bohn Elyria AL Gibbens Lorain County Sehinols Elyria Hight Waleter von Brock Phyllis Powell Eee Gomprall Andrew Rawson Bas Grange Rural Service M. Ural Edna Atonard Y RY. Davis Chaipriad United States Rnly Ty Yls C. K. Caldwell Fly Tin’ High School Lars Kolopus Ain B. Beckser Oluginhall Elyria Cannell Powell Alva Smith Byron More John Jesse Harold Dent Denny Weaver H.H. Thompson Flood Kenneth Boy+ lan Alvin Bteller Charles Reichert J. F. O'Connor Wooden Everett. Palmer Harold Olmstead

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Oberlin Nursing Aide volunteers formed for home care

Oberlin reports a new Home Aide volunteer program formed by the Visiting Nurse Association after a lack of visiting nurses. Twenty women with home nursing or RN qualifications completed a refresher course to provide bedside nursing. The group includes Iva Reade Cry Brown Fy W Clark Lucius Garvin James Getty Clyde Gilbert Ernest Goodell Harold Hough Martha Hindman Alberline Humphrey James Kaderbeck Lee Sara Prince Renfrow Gertrude Ringler Howard Robinson Vernon Stevens A I Tatt Robert Thomas Harvey Wooster. Judge Horace Nye of Elyria spoke on youth futures and the impact of heroes, democracy, and education. Local births and hospital, business and church notes follow, including a new Oberlin animal hospital and a car accident injury.

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Oberlin Visiting Nurse Association V. Hill Alot” Taft Hese Iva Reade Cry Brown Fy W. Clark Lucius Garvin James Getty Clyde Gilbert Ernest Goodell Harold Hough Martha Hindman Alberline Humphrey James Kaderbeck Lee Sara Prince A, Renfrow Gertrude Ringler Howard Robinson Vernon Stevens Robert Thomas Harvey Wooster Judge Judge Nye

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Schools Briefly Honor President Roosevelt Death

Elyria schools and Lorain High School held brief tributes to President Roosevelt with flags at half mast and planned state directives for next week. Lorain High’s choir performed a concert and Principal Kenneth Shook spoke, while superintendent Bahn urged unity beyond politics in honoring the leader.

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Elyrix Schoola Técognan Roosevelt Entifa. Sehool Schoal Lorain High School Elysla and Lorain High School Cnos Bella Chorps Kenneath Shook Lorain High OB. Bahn

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Death Record and Obituary Notes in Elyria Area

Death record for John P. Aringshishasd of West Straet Elyria lists death in Hronkville New York on April 2 following operative treatment. Survivors include wife Mrs. June, son Jack, daughter Nancy, mother and two sisters. Funeral was in Groton Massachusetts. Funeral notices also list Alvin Erickson 73 of Oberlay, and Raymond Wagner 43 of Lorain with details of services and survivors. Wagner had long service with National Tubs and was active in Masonic circles and First Lutheran Church. The report includes a lengthy field of obituaries and public notices with multiple names, places, and dates.

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P. Arms John—P—Aringshishasd Dorothy Ridgeway Weststraet Elyria Gertrude McGinnin Groton Mass Raymond Wagner Lorain West Erie Avenue McKeesport National Church Council First Lutheran Church Elis Maove Masonic Lodge Shrine Gwendoyn Mouse John William Germany James Robert Wagner Je Prade Normandy Mary Karel Wagner Boliy Walter A. Frey Washington Avenue Tey Harold R. Abbert Flinwood Comenry

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Service Visitors at Ration Board and Navy Listings

A fragmented wartime notice lists service visitors at the Ration Board and names military personnel with addresses and length of leaves or passes. Entries include Army, Navy, and Merchant Marines personnel such as Bart Zander, William Fisher, Ralph Roles, and Albert Webb, with various streets in Elyria Lorain area and durations from five to fifty days.

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Arad Poreas Elyria Bart Zander Army Tenih TySger Wille Blinge Jey Gratton Toad Day Kiension Dorothy Boyne Jon Atty Wiliam Sabal Atay Sixtéanth Street Sayatt Fred Diedrick Walter A. Petersen Ifes Navy North Ridgeville Glenn He Smith Navy Second Street Cpl George A. Kepyes River Street Thomas Banville Williams Street John Klyop East Fifteenth Street Noutias Dicken East Bridge Street Phoebe Nevins SPAR Ida East River Street Ralph Roles West River Street Robert Kline Lorain Albert H. Webbs Merchant Marine East Avenue Dotsmar Ott Sumners Street Adelbert Kastler Walter Sabdrock Army Air Corps East Bridge Street Pine Cays

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School House To Be Sold At Public Auction

The last one room school house in Elyria township will be sold tomorrow at 4 30. The Town Line school on Town Line road a mile north of Telegraph road will be sold. the building and a lean to will be auctioned as the school lacks title to the land. It has not been used for school purposes for 15 years and has stood idle after a period of Boy Scout use.

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Elyria Township Town Line Town Line Road Telegraph Road

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Roof Fire at Wil son Home Sparks Roof Damage

Elyria firemen listed chimney sparks as the cause of a roof fire at Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wilson, 318 Cambridge Avenue, shortly before noon. The blaze damaged wood shingles over roughly one and a half feet square. It is the second roof fire at the Wilson home in just over a year. Papers burned in the furnace were reported.

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Elyria W. D. Wilson Cambridge Avenue Wilson Wilsons Are Toofer

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Court House Notes and Local Legal Briefs

In And About The Court House Mike Smith, 43, Amherst, held on non support awaiting arraignment before Justice William A. Morris. Robert Ratliff, 19, New London, jailed on auto theft and wreck charge from Route 5 Hal laver road incident. The Transamerican Freight, Inc. filed suit for 700.83 against Frank Giovrog for truck and cargo damages from a Route 60 collision. Divorces granted to Cena Bunay from Blvence on cruelty grounds with child custody awarded. Michelle Matthews granted divorce from Albert Sr with custody. Also mentions King George’s cable to Mrs. Roosevelt and condolences on the President’s death.

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Mike Smith Amherst William A. Morris Robert Ratliff New London Mike Brles Flycia Hallaver Road Carlisle Inn Ratliff Hetured Astite H.C Cum Minns Lugiarraw Transamerican Freight Fines, Inc Frank Giovrog, RB D. 4 Wakemat Say Darmages Tn Trac

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First United Presbyterian Church Mortgage Burn Celebration

The First United Presbyterian Church announces a week of events to celebrate paying off its mortgage. On April 18 at 10:48 AM W. Bruch Wiser of Pittsburgh will give a congratulatory address, and choir pieces will honor the milestone. A midweek supper and mortgage burning ceremony will feature former pastors including Rev Gee A. Brown and Rev T Mathew Girard, with Rev Philip H. Wichern leading a praise service.

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First United Presbyterian Church Europe Edeimund B. Wright Grant Street Gee A. Brown East Liverpool Mathew Girand Philip H. Wichern D. 5. Scott Adkil« Lary Lawrence Sadler

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U.S. Without Vice President Until 1949

Washington reports that with Harry S. Truman as President the nation will be without a vice president until January 19, 1949, as there is no provision for a successor to the vice presidency if the office becomes vacant.

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Washington Harry S. Truman

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Fifteen Elyrians Sent To Camp Atterbury Indiana

The Elyria Selective Service Board reported that fifteen men inducted into the Army on April 7 in Cleveland have been sent to Camp Atterbury, Indiana. One Elyrian, Joe Willie Innes Jr., was inducted into the Navy on April 11.

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Army Cleveland Thomas Collies McCain Hawthorne Brownsville Texas Elyria Board

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Theatres Close Until 6 P.M. Tomorrow In Respect

The Capitol Rivoli and Lincoln theatres will close Saturday until 6 pm as a mark of respect to the late President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Phil Eisner announced the closures here as funeral services near in the White House area with attendance planned for the sailors guarding the coffin. The funeral train routes and family movements are noted, including Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs. Boettiger, with Roosevelt’s burial plans and travel details changing across cities.

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New Chairman For Red Cross To Be Elected

A Red Cross chapter will elect a new chairman Thursday as longtime leader Richard Stevens steps back. The executive committee, named last night, includes Mayor Agate and Mrs Albright among 18 members, with the chapter voting to move its annual meeting to April to align with key activities. The meeting also honored 102 volunteers who completed the home nursing course and reviewed a war fund surpassing its goal by 23,570 dollars.

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Iéhapter American Red Cross Evens Rolsting Stevens Ééetivie Aleet Chalfinin Atssafbet Perons Agate A. Albright J, Bakes Seward Black Ronald Dunn Lizzie Hihn Harry Holmes David Hyman G. Mc.Nally C. W. Pond M. c. Race BE. Sc Germany Japan Red Cross William A. Leath First Edith Metcalf Meyer L. 8 Hindman Tufford Worthington

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Markets Reported at Wy Wea Office of Marketing Service

Nearby procedure on the terminal market shows baskets and cartons in mixed condition with prices from 0.50 to 84.28 for various fruits and vegetables. Markets list cucumbers, onions, tomatoes, corn, oats, beans, and poultry with prices, baskets, and quality notes. livestock sections show calves, sheep, and lambs with prices and market activity. Local track details and notable price ranges are included.

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Amherst Society Highlights Local Civic and Religious Events

Amherst residents attended a Thursday program featuring Ruth South Amherst’s portrayal of China, piano selections by Miss Tabbert, and a May 19 affair. The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society met at Kolbe home with talks on My Father's Business and notes on missionary birthdays. Youth Fellowship plans and Junior choir practices were announced, and various clubs held initiations, rallies, and banquets amid hospital news and upcoming events at Brownhelm and Lorain locations.

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Pleads Innocent to Larceny Charge in City Arraignment

William Cecil of 163 Parmely Avenue pleaded innocent today before Mayor A R Agate on larceny charges for stealing a watch from Fred Atwood's room at the Brown Hotel last night. Police recovered the watch on Chapel Street near Broad Street as Cecil was seized. He faces trial tomorrow. Also, W M Hyer of 111 Fremont Street reported his bicycle worth $20 stolen from Ely Park last night.

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Leo Hardtack Elbe Street Vis Lake Avenue Lodi Street William. Cecil Parmely Avenue A. R. Agate Fred Atwood Brown Hotel Chapel Street Broad Street Cecil W.M. Hyer Fremont Street Ely Park

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Ohio PTA delegates discuss juvenile delinquency and reforms

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Oberlin Nursing Aide volunteers formed for home care

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Schools Briefly Honor President Roosevelt Death

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Death Record and Obituary Notes in Elyria Area

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Service Visitors at Ration Board and Navy Listings

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School House To Be Sold At Public Auction

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Roof Fire at Wil son Home Sparks Roof Damage

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Court House Notes and Local Legal Briefs

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First United Presbyterian Church Mortgage Burn Celebration

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U.S. Without Vice President Until 1949

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Fifteen Elyrians Sent To Camp Atterbury Indiana

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Theatres Close Until 6 P.M. Tomorrow In Respect

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New Chairman For Red Cross To Be Elected

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Markets Reported at Wy Wea Office of Marketing Service

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