Elyria Lorain Honor Grid Teams At 24th Banquet
The 24th annual Elyria Lorain football banquet honors varsity squads from both schools. Vernon Smyth University of South Carolina assistant coach will give the keynote address.
07 Dec 1946
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1946
Page
1
The 24th annual Elyria Lorain football banquet honors varsity squads from both schools. Vernon Smyth University of South Carolina assistant coach will give the keynote address.
Birmingham sports notes announce the Birmingham Firemen opening season with details on local players and upcoming matchups. Mentions Basuignda Fertie and Hugh Scheel among others and references team height and star performers from the prior season.
The Post Office team of Al Johns Latinski Leapka edged Korpp and Salvaged a game from its set, finishing with 2,587 pins. Bob Copas led with strong showings in multiple games, while Keepp claimed a best night total. Local figures including Findlay physician and Osu Boy Scouts official were noted in a wide night of community bowling.
Maria Shirkey presided at the La Grange Chapter gathering Monday evening. She presented an Avelcane to members and announced initiations. The event featured four candidates and the reading of the Winle Hibles by Kelas Pinhiy.
An unofficial 1946 report to Carl Deeds shows tuberculin tests found only 23 reactors among 20 237 cattle in Lorain County. Since 1924 the testing program reduced reactors dramatically, with 17 positive reactors found in 1996 and 1940 data showing declines, and plans to remove reactors and slaughter affected cattle.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Eaton and a show with various names and unclear context. The readable bits reference a show, a neighborhood, and several personal names, but concrete events or outcomes are not discernible. The passage lacks a coherent narrative to identify date, place, or participants with confidence.
Market notes show weak poultry with prices for chickens leghorn fowl ducks and turkeys, plus vegetables and grains. detailed figures include weights and price ranges though many OCR remnants are unclear. Listings cover crates baskets parsley parsnips spinach tomatoes butter and Chicago market references with live poultry steady.
South Amherst December meeting of the Legion Auxiliary Past No. 197 at the Legion Home. Mrs. Paul Mori presided. plans for a Christmas party and exchange event were made. Eleven new members were initiated, a Christmas program was presented, and a supper was served to about 30 members and guests.
Sheriff department warned night clubs to maintain order or face closing for the night after a disturbance at the Hi-Level Inn. Deputy Elemes said clubs across Klemes and northern Ohio must stay orderly or be shut, with openings allowed next day. Also noted: jailbreak escapees in Palnesville. Walter Johnson in declining health with brain tumor.
Chatham Stanley Long and Hubert Elia with Frank Hertgig of Akron returned from a ten day hunt at Bud River Ontario. They brought three deer home. Mrs S R Long drove to Pleasantville PA to fetch the hunters. A gathering of old schoolmates at Packard home included Mr and Mrs Will Moore Spencer Mr and Mrs Roy Musser Lodi and Mrs Josephine Myers Mansfield among others. Chatham Grange held a regular meeting with officers elected: master Edward Herr over, Wiliam Koppler lecturer, Stanwood seistant steward Avery Clapp organist Emma Webber treasurer Cael Packard secretary Alvena Koil gatekeeper Russell Fish Ruth Whieman Pomona Mildred Lance and more.
The court opened at 8:30 a m with Laux withdrawing a guilty plea after protest, while Tan sought to plead not guilty and secure counsel. The judge allowed withdrawal and aimed to proceed amid heavy criminal caseload.
Flyria Fernatitia club members at the Elks club luncheon watched Bendix Westinghouse air brake films presented by David W. Seatt advertising manager. He traced the product from 1869 origins to 1921 start and a large Elyria factory with about 1500 employees while introducing three new members.
New London council met Monday and approved a 24 cent increase to 10 dollars to fund repainting the town clock on the First Methodist church steeple. Kenneth Kirkpatrick and Rev. William H. Mitchell spoke on extensive work needed to rebuild the stairs and preserve the tower, with prior repairs dating back years. Short sewer notes and committee reports followed before adjournment after approving the amount of 97 dollars.
South Ridge Mrs Clarence hosted Womens Missionary and Ladies Aid Society reports Thursday afternoon. Elections elected Mrs Clarence Coa as president, Miss Caroline Sprepelberg as vice president, Mrs Elvera Schubert as secretary, Ruth Schlichter treasurer, Mary Karttle as corresponding secretary, Violet Ketberg treasurer of the helper fund. Alumatt Curtis of Elyma joined as vice president. Retty Barre treasurer. The groups noted a successful year with growth. Missionary Society funded layettes for Reduird Mission talks in the Kentucky mountains. Aid financed the Pine organ renovation.
John Whitman Jr. of 148 South Logan was arrested on a non support warrant from Justice Richard Baird. Edward Remeika won a divorce from Jeannette Findley granted by Judge Guy B Findley on neglect. Elizabeth Cornell sues Phillip for divorce on neglect and cruelty. Florence and Lewis Zolnay noted in Lorain suit against Edward and Mary Danski over a $316 claim for a $4,645 house contract, cross petition seeks $1,358. Probate notes: Lucian Nye to speak at Elyria Junior Chamber meeting at 8 p.m. Monday. Christmas party details to follow. Jacob Levin trustee files suit. tax protests against Sheffield Lake properties. Helen Meyers sues Richard for divorce on neglect and cruelty. former name Patterson requested. Teal estate petition to sell assets appraised at $65,000 to pay ~$4,500 debts. Mary Johnson named widow. Dorothy Parker granted divorce from Paul for cruelty. custody of children and $90 monthly support.
The Brighton Young People group will meet Ellen Lee on Monday December 9 at 7 30 p.m. to plan a Christmas party. The Farm Woman's Club hosts its regular meeting December 12 at Mrs. John Burge's home with a noon pot luck and an afternoon Christmas party. Members bring gifts for secret sisters and the secret sister drawing will be held. Thanksgiving guests included Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Shares and their son Jimmy from Cambridge and Mr. and Mrs. George Greene Jr. Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Greene and Clifford.
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