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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1947
Page
2
War Department announces furlough rates for servicemen to end February 28 with railroads and businesses canceling the program. Carriers west of the Mississippi will join eastern carriers in discontinuing the rates, which Eastern carriers already cancelled as of January 30.
Mrs Albert Wragg led devotionals at the February meeting of the Woman's Guild at St John Evangelical church in South Amherst. Topics included Christian Compassion and Stewardship, with posters and essays planned for youth. Announcements covered World Day of Prayer, reading courses, Messenger subscriptions, and a charity box packing for Germany.
District listings show community meetings from North Olmsted to Carlisle with PTAs Granges and Kiwanis events. Highlights include North Olmsted party at high school, Columbia PTA anniversary, Avon Lake skating party, Sheffield Lake Abe Lincoln book review, and various local club gatherings across Eaton Grafton Chatham and surrounding towns.
A compilation of local club meetings and events with times from Eaton to Avon. Activities include Grange gatherings, ladies aid, card parties, Kiwanis, O F Lodge, luncheon circles, Girl Scouts Troop 114, and church groups in North Olmsted Avon Carlisle Grafton and surrounding areas.
Northern Ohio Truck Growers Association announces its annual meeting at Avon School on Wednesday February 19 with 2 pm start and 8 pm dinner. Speakers include J P Sleeman J D Wilson a soils expert Jacob Kamm and a Bowen Wallace economist Jacob Kamm will discuss the economic outlook for agriculture. Alfred Foote will present motion pictures and labor saving devices. Officers and directors will be elected.
In Taylorsville North Carolina residents bought the former Southern Railway track and rolling stock between here and Claresville to operate a home-owned railroad. The venture shows a profit in its initial months under home rule.
Ramm's Record Shape will debut at 822 Broad St with a grand opening on Thursday at 12 noon. Local residents can expect a ribbon cutting and special in store promotions to celebrate the new shop.
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