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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1942
Page
20
A local notice outlines a bid solicitation for major building and improvement works in Hardin County. It details the hearing date, the board chair, and the need for bid forms, location plans, and specifications, noting the right to reject bids or withdraw offers and a 22 day bid-closing deadline.
The Obin Fuel Gas Company sues in Lorain County Common Pleas seeking marshal ing of liens on property formerly owned on Englewood Street Avon Lake Ohio part of the Avon Development Company's sale. The complaint requests sale of the premises and equitable relief with liens marshalled to satisfy an amount of 410 from October 23. The case, No 45237, names defendants Helnig and MWelwix once of Klewaed Street in the Viings Avon Lake Ohio.
Wooster College tallies its 200th coaching win as the Scots crush Fenn 75 to 19 to extend a nine game unbeaten streak. Sophomore Dale Hudson leads with 12 points while most regulars sit after the first half in the blowout.
Snead and Nelson pace a field of 160 golfers entering the first round of the $5,000 Western Open at Phonex Arizona. Hogan was set to tee off with Robert Walker of South Bend Tod and Henry Picard of Oklahoma City while Snead drew Clayton Haetner of Charlotte and Roy Goldwater of Phoenix and Nelson with Tony Penna of Dayton and Wilf Low of Phoenix.
Buffalo Bisons blanked the New Haven Eagles 8 to 0 in the lone American League ice hockey game last night. Kirby MacDonald scored three goals and assisted on another as Buffalo extended their winning run while not affecting the standings.
Hartsville C. Feb. 6. Pitcher Buck Newsom was prepared today to discuss contract terms with Detroit Tigers management. He hinted at a possible move if offered less money and expressed frustration about playing for a mediocre club last season. Newsom also noted he may retire from baseball.
Havana February 6 Winston Ghiest leading international clay pigeon shooter and big game hunter won the international championship after defeating Joe Hiestand Hills and Carlos Quiñtera of Havana. The three had tied at 20 straight pigeons in the repetition event before the final.
New York Yankees announce a spring training move as Moore joins from the Braves or separate unit to their roster. The acquisition signals depth for the infield and outfield as the team prepares for the season.
Auker, St. Louis Browns pitcher, limbered up at home after a traffic accident that injured his chest but not bones. He expects to resume his winter job with Midwest Abrasive Co. next week. Dr Leslie Mitchell said injuries were less serious than thought and won’t affect his season.
Philadelphia reports three additional contract signings bringing the 1949 roster total to ten. Bill Feter man, last season catcher for Ottawa in the Canadian American League, Pearson relief pitcher, and Eddie Murphy formerly of Allentown in the Interstate League, joined yesterday.
Report from Cambridge states Harvard Yale and Princeton will allow freshmen to participate in varsity sports this fall while World War I era bans are referenced. Fragmented lines mention various scores and names such as Fenn De Saley and others, with references to teams and regions. The text suggests policy changes affecting student athletes and broader wartime context.
Columbia community notes list William Roth and family on a Florida trip, Van Arsdales visiting relatives, Longtons with Capt H. L. Van Bockern at RaVenna Ordnance plant, and village events. Founders Day PT A meeting Feb 10 at the high school, Founders Day observances, Altruist class party, Community Institute Feb 12 with Rev H Pryton speaker, Yellowstone slides by M L Royer, music by local vocal trio, and Garden Club plans. Funeral for Henry Hitchcock noted, Garden Club postponement, plus local visits and illness updates.
fragmented obituary notes and community items list births weddings anniversaries and illnesses. mentions Mrs Jemag Cathar death of Mr Riley at Mabel Rice Master school ties to Columbus high school and Mission Circle. includes names like L A Churchill Leon Cole Oscar Henke Troy Turns Helen Leach Don Johnson Richard Lindstrom and others with brief health and travel notes.
The South Ridge Community Club held its regular meeting at the school house Friday evening. President Mrs Rene Steng led opening singing and dues were collected. Committee assignments included February plans by Mrs N A Baus and Mrs Rene Stang with refreshment duties by several members. A program featuring group singing, scripture, prayers and music followed by a quiz bee, refreshments, and a late luncheon for guests.
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