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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1945
Page
3
A partially readable OCR fragment mentions Elptian Atikeran and Honlington training, with scattered names such as Avilla Helly and LaGratae Pienan. The text is garbled, referencing a three week period and alleged events or items tied to a Pacific location, but specifics are unclear.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a delegation appealing for support from a Georgia public service commission. It notes the area lacks equipment and workers and seeks a system to address the shortages. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text.
A long sequence of sheriff and commissioner deeds records transfers of parcels on streets and roads in Elyria and surrounding townships. Names include Polen, Beatinately, Weltsman, Jones, Trell, Terrell, Stevens, Nagy, Kenyon, Hanshon, Geanick, Tonny, Porter, Vu Sehnur, Ward, Gobbleh, Wise, Huffman, Babossal, Figler, Carpenter, Cook, Strangesto, Arnold, Waterman, Baker, Eaton, Chappell, Knight Johnson, Monroe, Rososko, Zachariah, Meldrum, Eglin, Heidrich, Reisinger, Monroe, Hurd, Couch, and others. Parcels sit on Broad, Chestnut, Indian Hollow, West 20th, Twelfth, Bath, Harvard, Artemos court, Wallace, Lake, Lake road, Idlewood drive, Cooper Poster Fork, and more within Elyria, Lorain, Oberlin, Sheffield, and surrounding townships. Multiple trustees and companies appear in these property transfers.
A court case asks whether stolen property with unpaid taxes can still be larceny. Will the Ohio Supreme Court decide if a dog without taxes paid qualifies as larceny. Separate note reports a Rochester home ransacked by vandals with damages and a dead gray squirrel found under a bedroom blanket by police.
Legal notice fragment lists parties including Clara Mervis and Andrew L. Czarney with parcels on Elyria road in Sheffield township and Ethel Biggs ton and William Gullett on Chestnut Ridge road in Ridgeville township. Names appear with Lot numbers and locations, indicating property dispute or transfer proceedings.
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