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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1942
Page
10
Henry McLemore recalls the Willow Run bomber plant as a rumored existence while recounting a familiar Model T from 1913. The piece blends nostalgia with a humorous reflection on youth and aviation progress, noting the startling contrast between past cars and jet speeds.
The narrator recalls a tense drive in a worn Model T with poor brakes and aging controls. After a jammed emergency brake and a near collision at a red light, the driver realizes how much nostalgia and forgotten skill linger from youth, ending with a humorous disbelief at Willow Run and a reference to progress in 29 years.
Carlisle residents praised a Sacred Lily owned by Mrs. Charles Bruce of 021 Grafton Road. The Indian native bloom, nine inches tall, weighs up to 35 pounds per bulb, with a 14 inch stamen, requires no watering, and after frost it is moved outdoors to resemble an umbrella tree in second growth.
LAKE AVENUE The North Elyria Subordinate Grange met at the Grange Hall Thursday evening with fair attendance. Master Howard Behner Sr. presided as the song America was sung. Announcements noted a Demeter club meeting in Wellington on April 2. Pomona Grange will meet with Acme Grange May 2. The Grange Hustlers plan a gathering at Mrs Pastine Einsley’s home on April 28. A bread baking contest replaces the usual cake contest due to sugar shortage. No action on a dental trailer talk from the Lorain County Health Board. The sign is being painted and will be finished. Plans discussed to purchase a mail box for Grange mail. Lea Buckholt reportedly home and in good health. A box of cookies or care articles to be sent to each local soldier was agreed. No literary program or refreshments. Catherine Scott improving at Adelbert Avenue. Next meeting set for Thursday at the Hell.
Jersey City April 1 a subway motorman Louis Vierbucken 48 was arrested on manslaughter charges after a Newark to Manhattan bound six car train jumped the tracks near Exchange Place killing five and injuring 263 many trampled or trapped as cars filled with smoke and debris. The line runs under the Hudson River linking Manhattan Hoboken and Newark.
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