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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1944

Page

5

Ohio's tight gubernatorial race cited as closest in 30 years

State officials note a sharply contested race between Greveland Mayor Lousehe and Cineiriall Mayor Steinart. Analysts split on leads with Lausche drawing independent support and Stewart building strength in southern Ohio. Campaign funds, party cohesion, and county loyalties shape a race seen as highly competitive across Cuyahoga Hamilton and wider regions.

Golumbus Ohio Frank J. Lousehe Greveland James Stewart Cineiriall Lausehe Steinart Lausche Cuuyahoga Hamilton Cuyahoga Breker Bricker Roosevelt Davey Hampton Willkle Hillsboro N. H Col John Hill John McColley

New Pastor Appointed for Avori Lake Congregation

Rev. Fo Thorley Sahnson becomes the new appointed minister at Avori Lake Congregational Whiteh and will occupy the pulpit starting September 4 in Wauseon. Cleveland native Rev. Johnson and his wife have two children. Terrence Jones, Oberlin Theological School student, resumes pulpit duties. Rev. Erwin Britton of Wayne Michigan may fill the pulpit during August. Dr. W. Hall of Cleveland to present the last Sunday of the seventh month. Rural medical service proposed by a Salvador development corporation to provide care for $8,000 tenants and workers at 0 cents a year.

Lakeside Harold Sweet Wyan Fund Hazel Reed Velma Andrews Arthur Chalberg East Cleveland Lee Walker Sengas Gerald Haines West Bedford Gibson Ashland Glenn Stranahan EH Vere Warren Kyndes Grills Charles James F.C. Maple Indiana Frank Austin New York City Beck Chestnut Ridge Road Alfred Black Athens Jack Meseis J. Dohneen Éee Fo Thorley Sahnson Avori Lake Cofigrimillonial Ehiteh Wauseon Cleveland Johnson Terrence Jones Oberiit Theological School Erwin Brittoh Wayne, Mich John Britton W. Hall Rural Medical Service Salvador

Penfield at Beulah Beach and Local Notes

Beulah Beach weeklong visit by Penfield and Paddock family members. New baby boy born at St. Joseph's Hospital in Lorain weighing 10 pounds to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gagnon, with ties to local residents. Lorain traveling library stop scheduled for Penfield Center. Red Cross dressings materials received by Wellington and calls for volunteers. Leila Bradstock returns home improving. Local family visits to Manchester, New Mexico planned. Farewell party for Corporal Laddie Brow at home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Browan with 50 relatives and friends. Laddie departs Saturday for Camp Haan, California.

Penfield Beulah Beach O. S. Paddock Misa Esther Paddock Lawrence Gagnon St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain Gagnon Carl Baker Chicago Estella DeFields Henry Russell Lorain County Penfield Center Whitehead Reid Crow Red Crary Wellington Orville Kipp Newn Leila Bradstock Oberlin Hospital Satur William Boisvert Trene Cushing Allen Jott Manchester N. M Wilfred Brow Wilfred Brow Aned Reve A Farewell Party For Thei Laddie Brow Laddie Camp Haan California

Theft of a Tire Sparks Car Repair Tale

A thoughtful reader recounts a theft involving a tire taken from a car in Toledo. The culprit swapped the stolen tire for a hot quiet but usable substitute, as described in a humorous local note.

Toledo Hier Wagner Stoléi Polien

Forest funds and grain aid tied to Oklahoma park plan

Glan Burfell, director of state parks, says $28,451 in federal grants will aid forest titles as timber lands grant proceeds rise. The report notes a 30 percent rate against timber land details and mentions British civilian death rates, while a separate item says grain shipments to Arabs aided by army trucks saved thousands near Hadéle 120 miles from the coast.

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