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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1946
Page
4
Fragmented OCR notes recount coastal activity near New Zealand with mentions of Ward, Callens, and Raymond A. Boruance visiting a locale. References to sea conditions, a wreath in Wee' Wouter, and 18 miles offshore appear alongside scattered names and unclear actions.
The Ohio Elks Association plans its 48th annual convention at Sandusky and Cedar Point from August 29 with memorial services August 22 and a 4 90 pm parade. Fifteen bands, floats, and a barber shop quartet contest highlight the events, plus a gala banquet chaired by Jack Passinger of Cincinnati Ledge No. 8 and a Past Exalted Rulers breakfast.
Nellie Harnish has returned home from Elyria Memorial Hospital after an operation. Mr and Mrs J H H and sons spent Sunday in Cleveland visiting relatives. Mrs Roger Willums of Elyria visited her mother Mrs Gilbert Smith and other family members. Deloris Meintire of Lorain is visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Cl Br Melintire. Mrs Doth, Cars ren and family traveled to Marion to visit Mrs Duck's parents. Richard Eschiruth, son of Mr and Mrs Nave, is mentioned in the notes.
Mrs Donald Eschtruth underwent an appendectomy at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Tuesday last week. Seertal Lorain boys are spending a few days camping at Vincent.
The Lions Club heard Andrus of the Cleveland Weather Bureau give a talk on station operations and the value of weather science. Members urged contributions to the Sight Saving Seal Sale and planned a tent exhibit at the Lorain County Fair with Harry Thompson in charge. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Andes of Cleveland and Mrs. Harold Davin of Culver City, with numerous wives in attendance.
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