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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1946
Page
3
Ely School announces the third grading period Honor Roll with twenty eight pupils named by Principal FA Dusthimer. Four transferred Aten School pupils join Ely at semester end among high achieving students. Nine of the listed students receive recognition.
A historical grade list shows top A students in eighth through sixth grades and several with all A grades, naming students such as June Ross Jane Fauver Roberta Canas Carolyn Deolan James Dunlap Louise Laubenthal Carl Pétery Joanne Jablonski Joy Ray Stean Helfrich Fern Kaye Evalyn Sokol Philip Struthers Joan Retz Ruth Amato Mary Lee Faover Nancy Flaherty Joan tyman back Johnston Norman Broom Ann Byrant Mary Byrant Stim Nan Eyetyey Tikes Worth Buiver and others across grades five to ninth.
A list details Elyrians and former Elyfuins discharged from the armed forces on terminal leave or honorable discharge. Entries include MMOTHY J. Donovan Jr and Capt Timothy J. Donovan, PAUL D. Kenska, Bernard J. McLaughlin, Chester Kowalski, Arthur Kehnert, Michael Benko, Kenneth Barclay, Kay Post, Giusy Versace, James Halpin, William Homoki, James Sweeney, SARIF Gordon, KD Wagner, Hameed Rist, Harry Unter, John Campbell, and John Apple, noting branches, camp releases, and campaign ribbons. The segment blends service records with local address references and discharge details.
Elyria residents organized a 25 ton clothing drive for needy men women and children in war torn countries as part of the Victory Clothing collection. Twenty four percent of local groups helped with sorting packing and transporting to Cleveland where it will be loaded on ships for overseas shipment. Kenneth H Strohm chaired the effort reporting good quality clothing and total contribution meeting expectations.
Dr. Thes Moseley president dean at Missionary Tsini Institute Nyack New York will address Youth Crusaders for Christ this Friday in the YCMA Juditarum at 7 90 p m He has spent twenty five years in Kansas and served years as mission chairman.
Members of the Elyria Townsend Club Nob report Rep. Michael J. Kirwan has joined the Townsend Plan committee in Congress, bringing the group to 23 supporters of Townsend legislation HR 2229 and HR 2220. A February 14 grocery party at club rooms, carpet rag sewing, and a Fourteenth District Council meeting at Masurine Temple in Akmar are planned, with weekly club events and a public Saturday night gathering.
A potential electrical power strike in Ohio receded after utility workers voted 6 to 40 to accept Ohio Edison Co's offer. The deal includes a flat wage rise of 15 cents plus six paid holidays. The holidays would add about $2.93 per hour in earnings. Akron local 126 of the union participated in the vote.
The UU Workers of America C601 held a vote last night indicating ongoing negotiations. further talks at other points were expected to continue.
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