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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1945
Page
1
Wellington powered past Amherst with a balanced attack led by forward and center performances. Key contributors included Dick and Wigtory, while the defense limited Amherst's scoring surge and secured the decisive second-half push for the Wellington squad.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a Ligurian east event with a death and some officials but lacks clear names or dates. The readable portion signals a public notice style about a fatal incident and possible inquiry.
The readable bits show names like Willa and Paul, with unclear context and scattered fragments. The source lacks coherent events or a clear action to summarize into a full news item.
A wife filed for divorce on North Abbe Road seeking to dissolve marriage so she may remarry on the island Quen. She alleges hardship from the husband, cites the island queen Levene and the King line, and mentions a pressive photo from Nitsell and a trusky fishonet.
An obituary note reports the death of 80 year old William Lendrach at his East Ohio Street home, listing his Vermilion farm life, church memberships, surviving family including two sons and five grandchildren, and funeral details at the Reform Church in Vermilion and Brownhelm Cemetery. Katherine Exton of Amherst Hospital Fresno dies at 89, with family ties to the Exton line, multiple siblings, and funeral services at St Joseph's Catholic Church officiated by Rev. Smith.
In Cincinnati city court, lawyers filed a motion for a new trial today in the Vandermark case. The judge names were Avhiyur Doyle Stevens and Ross-vonduering with Judge Ross assigned to sit. The motion seeks an appeal of the prior decision and notes special council for the city. The Nobel prizes were first awarded in 1901.
A motorist was fined $10 and costs after being arraigned today on a reckless driving charge. The incident involved driving through a traffic light on Broad Street at 4 p m. Everett and Wellington were named in the report as witnesses or involved parties. The case cites cruelty allegations with limited context from a 1943 court record.
A list of individuals associated with Lorain and nearby towns includes Henry G. King age 45 from Lorain. Jean Au Newhall 28. Andrew Kyyn 28 of Lorain. Jispphiqe Dibuciano 21 of Lorain. George Stolary 20 from Lotah. Vivian Batter 18 Vermilion RD. Walter 23 from Sandusky in U S Army. Harold Pfeiffers 48 LaGrange. Wilda Boner 28 Latrange. John McGuire machinist from Lorain. Margaret B E McMaster of Lorain.
Officials remind readers of a county election closing Tuesday with ballots due by the first hour. Chamber members prepare for the annual meeting as directors are elected for two years with staggered terms. The extension service and 4-H program outline events and activities for the community.
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