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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1946
Page
1
Fire crews battled a blaze on the east bank of the Black River near the rear of a property yesterday. Firefighters extinguished the flames as officials awarded honors to individuals for outstanding service and coordination during the event.
Police received a report of a traffic incident on Lake Avenue near Weather Street. A suspect named Jack Pearson, 12, was reportedly involved and later detained for alleged influence and resistance. A vehicle was found at the rear of a fuel gas company with a photoable item valued at ten dollars.
The passage blends scattered scenes from a city park concert and garden observations. It mentions the Red Bud Judas Tree, maghollas, and Shad flowers, plus reflections on Shakespearian performances in London and musical pieces like Invercargill and Mythical Emblem March, interwoven with local garden notes and a school band program.
Walter Ward dies early Friday. funeral at Wellington Grace Lutheran Norwalk. burial in Ridgewood. Dewey Griggs, 68, Wellington area farmer, dies of heart attack. services at Andrew’s Funeral Home with Masonic service. burial in Huntington Cemetery. Firefighters extinguish grass fire on Onte Street. rubbish sparked blaze.
The Ford Motor Company plans special no cost setup of adaptive controls for World War II veterans with service-related disabilities. The program covers 1941 42 and later models, with installation labor paid by the company based on its study department figures. Eligible veterans must have honorable discharge and a service disability.
A chaotic report covers Lorain area education debates with the Ohio Farm Bureau stance against state boards, plus a May 24 meeting plan by a committee including Rev. Father Ferron and local farmers. It also notes orchard frost damage in Gallia Beatty, Stayman, Rome Beatty, and Northern Spy, with wide variance in bud survival and limited grape losses near Lake Erie.
Two men were fined for disorderly conduct after being arrested at 10:20 yesterday near Ring Street. The witnesses testified to beer drinking and disturbances, with authorities citing police reports. Separately, officers reported elections with Harold Sweatsof Ridgeville Township named chair, Harold Davis of Kigan elected vice president, Elmer Lov Brownhelm elected secretary and treasurer.
Three men were arraigned in county court on intoxication charges as police reported arrests on the city streets yesterday. One suspect, Noel Heuatet, was fined after a roadside incident near the bus depot with Frank timus of Cleveland also noted.
Members of the Elyria Saddle Club will meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Kennedy's farm on Route 10, one mile West of LaPorte. A rodeo activity will be one of the features of the program and a large attendance is expected.
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