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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1944
Page
4
Auditor Frank Ayres reports a Tuesday sale of about 100 acres in Avon Lake farms and parcels totaling $44,080. An additional 688 unimproved lots in Avon Lake brought $247, boasting prices from $1 to $16. A large crowd attended the auction as market ups and downs continued.
Lorain county hosts a panel at the U S Employment Office discussing wartime worker issues with Mary Stolz C B LeRedoff Thelma Kaufman and Dolores Hummel noting child care shortages and lack of recreational facilities for women workers and suggesting host housing to assist young workers The session aimed to foster better understanding and direct future action
The annual Sunday schools picnic for Brownhelm area churches occurred Wednesday at Lakeview Park Lorain. Contest winners included Penny scramble by Loos Pippert and Larry Halden for ages 3-6 and clothespin contest won by Carol Bachman and Lowell Koeter for ages 8-9. Special remarks highlighted attendance and pastor presence with lunch served to ten members later.
Botothy Myers and Carlistelin suffer bruises on head and knee when a lat in a taxi operated by Théodore Gundér on Route 20 near Route 30 is struck by a car driven by Arthur Plaga. Deputy sheriffs report the taxi stopped to allow a turning car. Fenders on a tail driven by Paul alis and another car driven by Mr. Campbell are damaged at East Avenue and Broad Street.
Valley City items cite visits by Bob Lizotte and families from East Orwell and Cleveland. Socials include a farewell for Mer and Mrs Steyer, Lorena Steingass visiting Kenneth Steingass in Shaker Heights, and local band concert under Donald Parfitt drawing a large crowd.
A jumble of social happenings fills the page with visits, hospitalities, and furloughs. Names include Hind, Senntder, McCain, Schneider, Mack, Hockley, Stout, Derek, Vaughn Arrington, Hulda Bayer, Steck, Anita Wischmeyer, Nancy Bernard, Adah Weekly, Dan Moehle, Walter Wolfe, Helen Stuskop, Bob Armstrong, Bertha Schafer, May Schmidt, Milford Reusch, H. P. H. Robinson, Theo Gerbitz, Grandpa Gritle, and others. Events range from home gatherings and visits to camps Crag and furloughs. A final line notes vitamin C in evaporated milk can now be protected by vacuum sealing.
Backache and leg pains may signal kidney trouble Nature warns that kidneys remove waste and excess fluid Each day about two pints pass through kidney tubes Doan's Pills, proven by users like S. Batator, have relieved many for over four years Ask your druggist for Doan's Pills to flush out poisons and ease symptoms Take care of kidneys to reduce pain and fatigue
The Red Cross collected and sent to service laboratories over four million pints of blood from Cincinnati donors. The American Radio Relay League estimates about 80 000 amateur radio operators in the United States, many serving in the armed forces.
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