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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1945
Page
2
Chicago journalist reports the Sullivan brothers, Janda Washington and five others, among a crew of U S sailors aboard a ship torpedoed by a Japanese task force on November 13 1942. Four brothers likely died. George survived five days on a raft before vanishing.
Police hunt for a thief who stole 500 pounds of black pepper from a Wallas warehouse. Early reports describe the suspect as a likely local man with a rough appearance and possible involvement of a hot merchandise angle. The case remains under investigation with no arrests announced.
After Connie Rallis closes Connie's Gunbat in Mennervolis he serves his staff dinner each night to boost morale amid a labor shortage. He personally waits on employees and ensures they are cared for after closing hours.
Monday night Abbie Hughes and Dorothy Hughes hosted Abbie Ky Hand Circle at Koig's Daughters. Various clubs meet Tuesday through Friday including Red Cross, Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps, Village Gunneil, 4-H Sunnysiders, and Kiwanis. Initiations, officer elections, and community discussions with First Congregational and Methodist groups mark a week of local activities. includes a double birthday reminder and notes on a death and a song performance by Wilda Sawyer.
Worn by grief at Roosevelt’s grave. A dog attended the service with Miss Margaret Buckley, barking at soldiers and howling as a volley was fired. The mournful scene followed at First Methodist church amid notes of Roosevelt’s favorites and hometown messages from Wellington and Nashville servicemen.
In Columbus a family pleads worldwide for any treatment to save eight month old Carol Suzanne Cline who was born without a bile duct. Doctors call the case hopeless but the parents refuse to give up and seek experimental surgery or new ideas from medical experts anywhere.
Kipton Society to meet Kipton Morgan Camden hostesses to Missionary Society of Cramden Rap Yal church at her home Wednesday April 18. Selected meeting time and officers listed: Mrs Jessie Division vice president Mrs Mary Ogharn secretary treasurer and program committee chair Mrs Michelle Whitney.
A dense list of radio segments and musical programs from WT ASL featuring news breaks, orchestral melodies, church music, stage acts, and variety shows. The schedule names hosts, composers, and performers while outlining morning and evening broadcasts and interludes across a broad cultural lineup.
Comdasn High school reports diverse student events. Indoor rate team travels to Brighton on Wednesday for county tournament. April 2 matches Herielia of Canidene. Spring Music Festival April 17 features vocal and instrumental soloists in coloratur gowns. New Class A girls club organized under Mrs Naegele. Senior girls candlelight service April 9. Officers elected: president Enelus, vice president Geordtary, secretary Helen Sakunov, chaplain Rose Mary Kasper. Dinners and show trip planned to Elyria. Members discuss problem of Parents. 12 members attended with Mrs Naegele and Miss Stinéheamb. Obits noted Elyria guests. local social visits mentioned. Mrs Alaide Williams confined.
A broadcast reported by United Press in San Francisco said Emperor Hirohito's cousin Pines Natsuhika Higashi Kuni was appointed supreme war councillor. The note mentions General Korechika Anami headed the home defenses. Dec 1, 194. Also included are local notices about Mrs Edward Lugoski visiting Camp Robinson and family events, and James B Foley of Newton, 18, killed in France as the third in his family to earn the Purple Heart, following his father in World War I and grandfather in the Civil War.
A fragmented 1900s Harrisburg piece notes a Bible stolen from a juvenile, with lingering mentions of discharges, remarriage, and a funeral tone. It mentions Francis of Cha Tow and a man named Robert To Woodside, but details are unclear and many words are garbled.
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