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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1944

Page

5

NEA Drives Safety Education to Cut Child Traffic Deaths

Washington reports an NEA led campaign to reduce rising child traffic fatalities amid 1940s increases. The National Commission on Safety Education, created within NEA, will bring highway engineers, automakers, and traffic directors into classrooms. Willard B. Givens notes mortality rises for under 14s in 1943 and 1944, citing lax supervision and wartime factors. The program pairs instruction with highway study to curb accidents.

Washington Ass'n Haa NEA Willard B. Givens Con Gulee The Safety Commission

Roundabout Word From Son Reaches Lorain Family

Mr and Mrs John Metera of 116 Lake Avenue receive a word from their son Pvt Metera via a Nickle Plate railroad worker. A Lowell Copsey note from Bellevue confirms their son was aboard a train stopping in Lorain while Elytia men were aboard. The family recalls past ties to Stop Lake and Fast avenues.

John Metera Lake Avenue John Motera Nickle Plate Railroad Lowell Capsey Bellevue Meteras Sheetel Bellesue Copsey Elytia Pvt Metera Lorain

North Ridgeville Grange meets with 102 members in chair

North Ridgeville Grange held a regular meeting with 102 members present in the chair James Sinyers master. Officers announced that first and second degrees will be conferred at the next meeting and Lorain County Grange officers will meet at Carlisle on April 17. A wedding gift for Als Wade Homes was presented by Doris Brush as representative of the Grange. An Arbor day essay was read by Kenneth Johnson and a program featured readings by Mrs W B Johnson and a biography of Willam Saunders. A playlet Father Improves His Memory was performed with cast including Henry Nieding Anna Nieding Mrs Lulu Kern and Charles Kern.

Norte Ridgeville James Sinyers Bernice Pills Warren Potter Shelter Kells Prairie Plains Henry Nieding Anna Nieding Lulu Kern H. Baehr Charles Kern Fulmer C. Kathe Nathan Williams Thomas Garfield Ralph Gilder W. Harrison Garden Club Willis Prechtel John Gibbons Bo Stroud F. ‘Tread J. Gibbons George Nolt Ernest Brandt Allen Ridge- Vile Bta Lorain County South Amherst Wo IK. Johnson Vern Wilbur C. Winter Rose Vicha Dorothy Smith Ruth Forthofer Grange Grange Nord Oliver H. Kelly William Sannders Walter F. Kirk Grane W.og Gringe

Judge Findley To Speak At Wakeman Grange Arbor Day

Elyria judge Guy B. Findley will give the Arbor Day address at Wakeman Grange hall Tuesday evening April 18. The program aims to rekindle interest in restoring Marginal Lands and honors Wakeman Boys in Service for conserving America's forests. Landscaping of the Grange grounds is highlighted. public and service families invited. no charge. Grange Master Howard Stacker and chairman W. B. French lead the event with Ralph and Ruth Hurst Aretha and Hertha Parsons and Elbridge Ratchiffe assisting.

Guy B. Findley Elyria Wakeman Grange Hall Ari Almetcin Wakeman Boys Ernest America Wakeman ‘Grange Howard Stacker W. B. French Ralph and Ruth Hurst Aretha Hertha Parsons Elbridge Rattchifte

BUMBLE POTATO CROP AIMS AT TIRES AND EVENTS

A chaotic clipping reports New England potatoes being shipped to Midwest sugar beet plants to produce industrial alcohol for synthetic rubber. Officials claim ample excess stock, noting possible 400,000 tires. Also covered are garden club events, memorial observances, and a spring dance with Leu Schnore and his orchestra.

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