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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1947
Page
5
Dark L Refenning county veteran service officer outlines converting National Service Life Insurance to permanent policies for local veterans. Six permanent policy types described with example premiums. eligibility includes veterans active between 1940 and 1945 and those with service disability waivers.
David T. Scholl will chair the Catholic Charities Campaign to raise 450,009 across all diocese parishes during May 4 to May 7. Bishop Hoban and Rev. Mohan serve as honorary leaders with John A. Doyle Robb, Joy Seth Hurd, R Kundiz, John G. Mollink as key organizers. The piece also notes life insurance policy details and a Honduras mining concessions item.
County Commissioner Alan R. Branson announced a postponement of the Ridgeville water line decision. Prosecutor William G. Wickens said rural highway water line projects require easements from property owners, potentially triggering court actions if denied. The Ridgeville project faces possible added costs from easement negotiations and condemnation proceedings.
Saturday morning children's movies in Elyria, organized by Marvin Frankel with the visual education committee of the Elyria Council of Parents and Teachers, draw strong approval. Films are chosen from the Children's Library and shown biweekly, with the committee acting as guardians and compiling school surveys and previews over years.
Mrs Claire Hollis and other Jefferson McKinley Roosevelt and St Agnes residents have lent pictures for a children’s questionnaire display at Lincoln Theatre. The next Saturday at 10 am features Jackie Cooper in The Barefoot Boy inspired by the poem of the same name.
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