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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1946
Page
5
Calcutta faced brutal rioting with at least 32 killed and 300 injured as mobs looted stoned and clashed with police. British patrols faced a violent day with stoning looting and heavy fighting centered in southern Calcutta.
The United Presbyterian church announces Seminary Sunday next Sunday February 17 to support Dallas Theological Seminary in Dallas Texas. The seminary now in its second year educates candidates for ministry and has about 600 graduates and former students worldwide. It features a $350000 educational plant and a faculty of resident and visiting professors. The church notes the journal Bibliotheca Sacra published by the seminary and highlights Rev. Philip Wichern a graduate as church pastor.
An advertisement claims SAF-KU rapidly kills rats and infests on contact overnight. It markets a humane, safe product for homes and pets with a money back guarantee and widespread retailer availability.
Robert Balin of the Ler Bin County AAA Committee urges farmers who have not yet met their township committeemen to discuss the 1948 soil conservation program. Committees explain the program and help growers select practices, with farm plans required for county approval and payment eligibility. Final farm plan signing date is February 15, 1948. April 1 1948 deadline for plan completion under the program.
The Bee Hive youth group opened Friday night with over thirty teens attending. Refreshments were served and games featured. two Altruist Sunday School members act as weekly chaperones. The group will meet each Friday at 8 PM for area youths. Upcoming events include Carlo the Ventriloquist February 15 and a Senior Class dance February 19 with Cook’s Orchestra. The Seniors plan a Washington DC trip after Commencement and are fundraising. Acme Grange hosts a February dance on the 22nd.
Dr Poling discusses atomic power debates and a Surberion hope to reject it swiftly. He notes pioneers in research and large scale private investments in cancer and disease research using catalytic processes. A key project by Houdry and the Sin On Company aims to produce carbon thirteen to advance medical and scientific work at lower costs.
In a Can delight service at First Methodist church Berea on February 21 Miss Joan Brelling became the bride of Captain Arthur UL Cletzer Rev A M Manson officiated. The couple, residents of Berea and Route 42, are honeymooning in the east. A reception followed for over 100 guests from Lakewood Elyria Columbia Cleveland Heights Midland and Berea. An archery tournament for fifth and sixth grade boys will highlight Saturday’s YMCA schedule with 90 arrows per participant.
A physician praised new lab plans and building project as a hopeful step toward the elusive cancer solution. He noted the vast effort by industry and researchers as benefactors of the race against disease, amid longstanding optimism.
Sunday School lesson text centers on Deuteronomy 41 40 preaching obedience to God as path to the Promised Land. Moses proclaims hear and keep statutes to live and possess the land, stressing faith in God, remembrance of deliverance, and the call to experiential knowledge of the Lord as the objective of the lesson. Discussion questions invite reflection on strengthening Christian faith, incentives to obedience, and the balance of spiritual over material forces.
South Amherst plans a municipal water system costing about 115000. Seventy thousand will come from revenue bonds repaid by water earnings, 45000 from street frontage special assessments. Water sourced from Cleveland Quarries and pumped to Grave Quarry, project aimed to start in March and serve consumers by July. An ordinance backing the Sieb Bue Line to Amherst South Amherst and Elyria passed unanimously and sent to the Public Utilities Commission.
Helen Douglas Mankin wins Georgia special election to represent Rep. Ramspeck in the House. She defeats 17 male candidates with 11116 votes to 10231 for Thomas Camp, becoming the 10th woman in Congress. The race tightens near the end as Camp foes falter.
Everett Palmer announces the YMCA Rangers division wrestling results for CAfth grade boys. Matches ran the past two weeks with several draws and decisive wins. Armand Hess and Billy Blythe lead specialty event victors. Horton and Indicott earned Ranger emblems. next Ranger round-up at 4 p.m. Thursday includes a movie program.
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