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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1942
Page
13
Henry McLemore notes the home center of activity from a noon grocery delivery to the family’s routine. The piece humorously trails the Lady in Charge and staff, detailing the cooks mishaps, the diet concerns, and a playful look at domestic life amid city life’s temptations.
North Olmsted marks Achievement Day at the park on Friday August 21 with three clubs the Mecr Maids the Needle Workers and the Live Wires. Program starts at 1 pm featuring a Style Revue and judging by Miss Mary Bartter and Gabriel Simon. Ice cream cake and sandwiches will be served.
Members of St John Evangelical Methodist and Congregational Sunday schools went to Linwood Park Wednesday afternoon for their annual picnic. Outdoor games and contests were enjoyed and prizes awarded by the ETS.
Newark Aug 14 Democratic leaders in Ohio largely back Darrell Jones to lead the party to victory in November. Jones, a Newark broker, says he does not want the state chairmanship and may not be able to devote time, hoping McSweeney will decide the selection in the coming days. He has not run for office before. The piece also notes Jones’s past ties to McSweeney and his early life details.
The Aryl Construction Company has received War Production Board approval for a priority rating on materials for 17 new homes on Fourteenth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. The firm was granted an A-1-D rating and hopes to break ground about three weeks after commitments are obtained.
Streets where the houses will stand form part of the old Faxon Heslty Company allotment, indicating a planned development on established subdivided tracks. The project ties local street plans to historic property divisions.
The Detroit Free Press reports Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh gave birth to a daughter at Henry Ford Hospital last night. The hospital did not confirm or deny the report. The child is said to be the fifth born to the Lindberghs.
A multi day Fraternal event features Open House on August 131, a central States Association night with a fish fry for Elks visitors. September 1 and 2 host a banquet in honor of Grand Exalted Rulers from Ohio and Boston figures. September 3 covers officer elections led by Walter Penry as president, with Lindbergh family history referenced in background.
fragmented OCR note discusses a vice presidency race between John Cole of Lakewood Lodge and others. mentions North and South state halves and delegates, with Paname and Mita noted for shipping or purchases related to United States firms.
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