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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1942
Page
13
The Malta Offers club met with Dorothy, Jessie, Lukie, and Sylvia assisting. Cards, routines, and prizes followed a brief program. Lunch buns and Valentine touches were served. The March 9 meeting location will be announced.
A dated hospital admissions list names Mrs Frank Bober of North Ridgeville Mrs Herma Schnur at 252 Second Street Mrs Frances Nacholaus 827 Gulf Road Mrs Frank Stack Avon Michael Keeneth Butternut Ridge Merle Heese 1202 West Avenue John M Sullivan 102 Park Avenue Mrs James McClements No 1 Persons Street Mrs Russell White 345 12 Twelfth Street Helen Rocher 134 Clark Street Clarence Standen Dr 22 East Fourteenth Street Mrs Ralph Whipkey 225 Longford Street Mrs William Frahotta Tidgeville Bernardine Taft North Olmsted Discharges Mrs Carl Smith 234 Fight Street Mrs Perry Clapp No Bavevcourt Mrs Baby Bor 419 Twelfth
Girl Scouts of Troop No 9 met yesterday afternoon in the church on Christ Their reader Mrs Stew art taught new skills and dances The troop divided into patrols to work on badges The meeting closed with good night.
The Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans held a ritualistic program last evening in the Ro oaf 1 hall with Margaret Schroeder presiding. Jeanette Arnold won the prize of the evening and a bingo party was announced for the next meeting with Cora Knupple as chair.
Licenses issued to Charles Ganobeik a 2 percent Lorain tool maker and Carel Christman 24 of 470 West Eighth Street Lorain ages 24 and Charles Scott Gaw 23 Lorain shin yard worker and Angela Stupak 28 Lorain for the district program.
A noisy ad describes a dress pattern with sprays of flowers and decorative blue or black accents. It notes Pattern 7224 with six motifs up to 4 inches, provides stitch illustrations, and asks readers to mail ten cents plus one cent to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept in New York. Include name, address, and battery number.
The region hosts multiple canine exhibitions from February to March. Mange Kennel Club opens February 15 in Munice Indiana, with two day shows February 21 22 at Trawikle Park ballroom. Amat Kennel Club hosts February 26 27 at Convention Hall Crimer Crimer Woodward Avenues Velden Michigan. Western Reserve Kennel Club eyes March 7 8 in Cleveland with prize pools up to 1000 in some classes.
Mrs. William M Brown, wife of a former state senator, died Monday at her Oberlin home after several years of illness. She leaves husband and son Scott of Denver. Funeral services scheduled for 11:10 a.m. Wednesday at 209 East College Street with Rev. JB Willems officiating.
Twenty two district men near induction await at Center 4 as draft boards finalize. Oberlin hosts a February conference at First Baptist Church with Dr Paul Duds and Dr Wendell Fecretary, plus a supper and talks. A Red Cross first aid class for men begins February against March 1 under Donald Dumeson. other classes planned. The WCTU meets February 11 at Grey Gables with speaker Mrs Helen Wewitt Green. Study Club 1 meets Sacred Heart parish with Mrs Elmer Klein. next meeting February with Miss Lulan Wagner. Oberlin Junior Farm hosts Valentine dance at Oberlin Tavern with a candlelit dinner and program.
An old advertisement touts a do it yourself cough remedy mixing sugar and water with 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle. It claims fast action to soothe membranes, reduce phlegm, ease soreness, and help sleep, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Columbus Ohio forecasted auto rationing may cut state and local revenue by 17 million dollars this year. Engineer economist Joseph R K Smart projects 11.1 million in 1946 and 65 million annually after 1949, with indirect losses from tax value and sales. He warns funds will dwindle and urges prudent spending prioritizing military and civil needs.
Secretary of State John E. Sweeney and State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson filed a joint answer in the Ohio Supreme Court to a mandamus action brought by Attorney General Thomas J. Herbert seeking to compel use of a recent senatorial reapportionment. The filing argues the state reapportionment board acted in good faith within discretionary powers. Herbert alleges the board acted arbitrarily and failed to follow constitutional districting requirements.
Ohio's House delegation voted 20 to 2 against a motion to appropriate 80000 for a Donald Duck cartoon public service film urging payment of income taxes. Reps Don Harter Akron and Robert Crosser Cleveland supported the measure. Bender Cleveland and McGarter West Lafayette were absent. Remaining members voted against.
Senate panel prepared to study OCD appropriations and the personalities involved including Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and Maya Douglas while the House sent a 160 million deficiency bill with 100 million for OCD. Debate over remuneration for Douglas and Chaney and OCD restrictions on performances discussed amid a public feud style session. A separate item reports a bicycle fatality as an automobile struck Robert Cochran Jr near Zanesville Ohio.
Laura Ingalls, accused of failing to register as a German agent, faced charges in Washington. Prosecutors allege she sought to soften the nation’s stance toward Hitler and praised the regime in conversations, while the government presented documentary evidence from briefcases found in apartments she frequented.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a confrontation over a staged Meda Kampf parody with red ink and inserted strips. James F. Melly denounces the piece while alleging Miss Ingalla accepted 400 from Baron Ulrich von Gienanth, with intent said to be learning to serve the country. Akron reports two local deaths: Walter M. Slear, 63, found dead on the 15th Street viaduct after collapsing on his way to work, and C. F. Greasard, 52, dying of a heart attack while driving near Twin Lakes.
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