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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1942

Page

4

Fleetwood Farm Drama Deepens in Kentucky Mystery

Anne returns to Menteacky to run Fleetwood a hose selling farm after hiring Mont Sherpaw a convict. Mont conceals his prison past while aiding the estate as the farm stabilizes and a midnight whisky incident reveals hidden loyalties. Anne confronts gossip at Hope Crossroads and stands firm against Otis threats.

Anse Blakemere New York Mentecky Fleetwood Abete Judith Sue Judge Dabogerfield Mont Sherpull Mont Sedre Olle Frame Anne Kentucky Hils Ula Willie Choic Mont Sms Willi Kathe Wilie Atont Hoper Sam Roper Mrs Roper Agies Roper Bonne Otis Sherrill Tye Peetwood

Daffodils Fete At Carlisle Church Night Dinner

Carlisle Methodist church night dinner featured spring decorations and music. Attendees included Dr H W Courtney guest speaker and Rev Thomas Hoste, with Gladys Weel leading instrumental numbers and Ettanet Rokeon at piano. An informal reception followed and invitations to return were extended.

Carlisle la- Toile Gils Vecal East Carlile H.W. Courtney First Methodin Eytia Thomas Hoste LaPorte Spencer

New London Hear on Nazelvill Escapes From Nazi Occupation

A harrowing report from New London recounts one man’s escape from Holland during the Nazi invasion. The narrative follows his perilous flight amid occupation, with neighbors and business firms noted in the year's community chatter as traders and local activity continue.

Nazelvill New London Holland Everun Germany

Farming Facts and Trials from Iowa to Ohio and Illinois

Agricultural notes report silage harvesting pace, oat seed smut treatment, and soybeans price supports. U.S. station tips cover alfalfa leaf meal, fish oil substitutes, pasture improvements, and disease-resistant red clover varieties Midland Cumberland. Field records cite corn yields and planting patterns, with seed treatment, fertilization, and pest management guidance for northern and southern Ohio and Illinois.

Yeats Ace Ohio Midland Cumberland

Dr Harry Van Walt Delivers War Memoir at Rotary

Dr Harry P L Van Walt spoke to the New London Rotary Club on Monday recounting escape from Holland and war experiences. He described hardships, daily fray, and enemy atrocities, his voice choking with emotion as he recalled terrors witnessed. Twenty five attended, with four visitors, including G W Pollack and Atlee Myer.

New London Mark Slonday

Belden News Notes Brief Social Travels

Miss Fanchion Snyder of Hollywood and her father George Snyder of Toledo visit Belden for the week ending Friday. Mrs. D. G. Reisinger hosts a small party in honor of Mr. Snyder and daughter. Me and Mrs. Paul Beth of Minkiry stay with the Reisingers. Numerous friends from Elyria Medina Wakeman Oberlin Columbia and Cleveland Heights call on the Reisingers and their guests. Other visitors include Dr and Mrs Ed Welter and the Geigers party from Cleveland.

Belden Fanchion Snyder Hollywood Calif George Snyder Toledo D. G. Reisinger Snyder Caliornia Bertha Damon Damon Tea Rem Cleveland Heights Mra Paul Beth Minkiry A. J. Wise Red Wits Daniel Hebert Gent Danne Tommy Elyria T. J. Weidner Mary Maken Medina Joseph Grabenstetter Georgle Wakeman

Calendar notices across towns list multiple Thursday and Friday events

Local calendar items show Avon Avon Lake Carlisle Sheffield Grafton and other communities scheduling meetings, classes, plays and dances. Activities include Homemakers clubs, Civilian Defense sessions, grange gatherings, nursing classes, school plays, and church events. Several dates note Thursday and Friday sessions with times and hosts.

Fox Funeral Home at Amherst Plans Formal Opening

Amherst readers learn that Fox Funeral Home at 139 Cleveland Avenue will hold a formal opening on Friday and Saturday April 24 and 25. The new facility offers private rooms and spacious parlors, a modern homelike atmosphere, and car service by telephoning 3282. Clave F. Fox, relocating from Youtstown, brings years of experience and a family with two daughters to the operation.

Fox Funeral Home Amherst Fox Reavedt Clave F. Fox Youtss

Amherst council tackles civilian defense funds and upgrades

Amherst council discussed civilian defense funding, sewer plant upgrades, and an engineered contract for the proposed generating plant. A youth week request, police pay adjustments, and a city canvass were noted, with May 3 set for Cleanup Week and a 4-2 vote on an ordinance amendment.

Amherst W. G. Nerd U. S. Automatic Corp Maxwell Rotary Club Charles Mathes Manz Sabiers Mathes Floyd G. Brown and Associates Brown Ted Rati Board of Public Affairs Michael

Amherst groups plan events and meetings this week

A string of community notices details a Ladies Guild program at Paul’s Elyria, Laval Workers class meets with hostesses Mrs Sick and Mrs Ness, Amherst Business and Professional Women's Club dinner and speaker at St Paul Lutheran, Earle Auxiliary officer nominations, Hayy Actors present Good Night Ladies, Franceschert hosts home extension course with dress forms, Mother and Daughter banquet preparations, soldiers’ visit news from Jim Abraham in Texas, Pythian Sisters plan Mother’s Day events, temple inspections and April birthdays observed. Britain’s tax exemption limit cut brings 480 to 3.5 million earners into income tax for first time.

Avon Merning Baptist Church Avon Lake Women's League Allie Ron Brighton Louie Ktinect Lake Avenue North Elyria Subordinate Grange Grange Hall Lagrange Old Glory Grange North Olmsted North Olmsted High School Universalist Ladies’ Aid Penfield Tiffie Griswold Road Sheffield St. Teresa Church Church Hall Avon Aces Carlisle H. M. Hurlbut Howard Wanda Aueet Avon—Red Cross Auxiliars Belden Samantha Morton Grafton Road Columbia Baptist Wareonate Bop Woman’s Society For Isn Parsonace Grafton Gleaner Carl Shephard Kipton Camden tHigh School Rifton Tax Hall Kipten Grance Lagrange—Circle Tun W. S.C Ada Smith Jenior Auditorius Lake Avenue Red Cross Tillie Auditori Feldar Laval First Evangelical Church S. Main Street Tulia Sick Nettie Ness Amherst Business and Professional Women’s Club St Paul Lutheran Church Ralph G. Thibaut Service Department Te Thew Shovel Co Earle Ausiliary Marion Club St. Joseph Catholic Church Starjorie ‘Nagel Gilte Jim Abraham Texas Dorothy Melz Helen DeChiari Agnes Schmitz Mother Dauchist Crete Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters Sophia Rubel Alice Piper Olive Mulder Fern Temple Lorrain Eagle Hall Mesdames Bernice Careter Laura Young Sophia Rudd Marine Schaeffer Jessie McLean Jane Waser Odelia Caverdale Nettie Schaeffer Mildred Hutton

Safety Rules For Tractors Listed

Safety director Harry M Poullons of the Ohio Farm Bureau warns that labor shortages and high demand strain tractor use. The guide offers tips to reduce hazards including neutral crank, gentle clutch, stay on seat, test brakes, careful on hills, slow speed, no mounting in motion, keep clear when hitching, radiator refit after overheating, and never refuel with engine running or hot.

Harry M. Poullons Ohio Farm Bureau Ponstious Rosie

Farm Tires Not Built For Autos

Ohio State University engineer Professor MecCu en warns that using tires from farm tools on automobiles risks disaster for drivers and other travelers. He notes farm tires are not designed for high speeds and removal of farm tires reduces farm tool efficiency, urging better auto tire distribution rather than robbing farm equipment.

Columbus Ohio Profenor G. Wy Uen Department of Agricultural Engineering Ohio State University MecCuen

Cutting Box Helps In Potato Planting

Ohio potato growers can cut labor needs by using a seed cutting box. A properly built box lets one man cut 40 to 50 bushels of potatoes daily. E B Tussing of Ohio State University provided agents with a successful sketch. Obtain the box plan by visiting the agent or writing to the agent orTA Tussing.

Tilinnis Columbus Ohio E. B. Tussing Ohio State University Ohio Asticultural

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