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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1946

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Honor Roll Tops At Eleria High School 1945 46

Sixty plus students at Eleria High School earn top marks in the third grading period of the 1945 46 senior year with grades of A in all regular subjects. Senior list includes Jean Bella Vera Brenner dean Dutch Rite Ritter Nartey Suitions Sylvia Taylor. Juniors Evelyn Jabbuseh Ruth Amy Smith Doris Wurster Lapham Conrada Bednyrs Dean Demetral Charlés Heian. Freshmen Andrey Use Jane Gentzel Robert Strem. Also listed are students who earned at least one A and no grade below BY.

Eleria High Studénis Lop Hsting Ares Jean Bella Vera Brenner Dean Dutch Rite Ritter Nartéy Suitions Sylvia’ Tayior Evélyn Jabbuseh Ruth Amy Smith Doris Wurster Lapham Conrada Bednyrs Dean Demet

Frontiers Of Chemistry Tells Of A. B Wolfe Meeting

A. B Wolfe spoke at Elks Lodge outlining chemistry’s frontier potential. He said modern chemistry can clothe a man head to foot and create materials like washable curtains and durable wood, plus color conditioning to boost factory efficiency and safety. He cited DuPont de Nemours and a color code project begun in 1904. Guests included John Kintzer, County Commissioner A. R. Bransat, and William RR Firing.

Weir Elva Thay Elks A. B Wolfe DuPont de Nemours and Company di Pant John Kintzer Gratton A. Ro R Bransat Welington Antd William RR Cleveland

Youth Faces Charge Of Reckless Driving

Robert E. Orr, 16, of 126 South Prospect Street, was referred to county court on a charge of reckless driving after a Kennedy Coal Co truck he drove collided with a car driven by Mrs. George Sterr of Grafton and struck the rear of a car driven by C. Resnolds of 2 Fourth Street. The report notes possible brake failure and aftereffects of the crash.

Robert E. Orr South Prospect Street Duyenue Court Kennedy Coal Co George S*5rer Grafton C Resnolds Foucht Streey Kea & Ree Poose Tizeen Ory

Contract Let for Sewer Construction at Lake City

A project to build a sewer line from Lawrence Street at West to the GM plant right-of-way was let to Lake City Construction Company of Sheser Heights for about 3 448. Bids ranged near 3 400 below the prior advertised figure. the lowest bid under $400 less than the earlier quoted. All bids then were rejected as too high.

Halick Inday Piel Lake City Sheser Heights Lawrense Street New York

Prices At Noon Furnished By United Press

New York curb quotations compiled by Bathe and Co list losses and gains across industrials including United Pac, Cal oli, Westing Electric, Proctor & Gamble, Paramount, Radio Corp, Warner Bros, Woolworth, Chrysler, Bendix, White Motors, and Edison. Utilities show Power & Light and Gas companies, with regional lines Arkansas Gas and Lone Star Gas among curbs.

New York Bathe and Co Fasiway Union Pacific Wall Biscuit Burden Ward Nash Kelyinator Proctor & Gamble Paramount Pie Radio Corp Ecenley Dist Century Fox Warner Bros. Westing, Elec Woolworth Co Motors Bendix Chrysler Douglass K Mattors Vackard White Motors STEE Bethichem Peewee Toby Interlake Republic Lus Steel Copper & Mines Bay Stand Cary Oy Ar Power & Light Cot Gas & Elec Edison Inter T&t Bloc Power & Fight Ee Amer Arkansas Gas Lone Star Gas

Akron Lawyer Seeks Chatham Has A To Succeed Judge

Akron attorney Cee Ho McGinley seeks election to the Ninth District Court of Appeals to succeed Judge Clarence Washburn after 29 years on the bench. The bid, backed by Medina and Lernin counties, cites past service and World War veteran status. the post pays $22,000 yearly.

Akron Chatham Clarence Washburn Cee Ho McGinley Noth Stummut Warne, Medina Lernin

Women Guild of St Peter's Evangelical meets at home

Amherst reports two circles of the Women’s Guild of St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed church held Thursday at Mrs. Ro. Prittie’s Spring Street home. Officers included vice president Mrs. Mischka presiding due to the chairman’s absence. Program covered poems, readings, and a future meeting planned at Mrs. Senent’s.

Amherst Women's Guild St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church Ro. Prittie Speing Street Willan Mischkaens Henry Dellefeld Florida Mischka Devoe Sins Misettha Bernard Kabl Jaco Keio Mas Io Mets Alaha Delfield Paitin Bald Charles Finer Punen Heney Kane Thirwond Dive William Batis le VaUons Bar. Iw Waotam Sprenger Mars Waoathy Afes Joff Bolletis Merwe Sehubere Gersis Lane Fred Big Kas Kane Earle Kane Mary Wooster John Siniels Wiarence Gray Charles Wye- Rind Worl Mes JC. Horr Sen Harry Brucker Progrand Seresis Club Les Deroy Meng Silan Watt Gobir Withiam Sune Patties Pee Son Fetiars Andros Acter Lerain Messrssiam Nagy Arthur Nemes Guerge Welch Sydney Rudolpe Will Nim Lattraita Tnfimediate League of St.eters Hvangeleat Churet Thausdas Clureh Ho ‘Bollena Cusie St Ann's Alisin Dyaves Senn Pries Pew Joseph Droedaysal Hareben Schoed Vietarsat

Corky Kellan to star in aquatic exhibitions at YMCA pool

Noted swimmer and water comedian Corky Kellan, famed for world titles and endurance feats, will present swimming shows at the YMCA pool next Tuesday with two sessions scheduled at 2 45 and 7 90. His acts include underwater stunts and comic water routines.

Corky” Kellan Womca Vaeoc Pinoeah Wil Chile Ciues Menuhiv Mississippi

Oberlin community notices and meetings in war memorial report

Oberlin listings detail town meetings in Warner Hall for a war memorial program with speakers on topics from community treatise to hospital facilities. Youth fellowship entertainment, Pomona Grange events, PTA session, and plans for resumed medical practice are noted alongside military service updates and a stolen bicycle report.

Sreting NEAGS Oberlin Warner Hall Paul GC. Coteurave Wilbegtyven Vek Zimmerman Hospital Facuttes al OR. Haylor Sasinming Pool J. C. Kensnody Ira Frame Tobin Carl Spitler Mie Newman Crosby Robert Thee May Joseph FL King First Church Clarence TT Crtg Pomona Grange Anial Pomona Orange Han- Sauer Fodas Penfeld Grange Pontona Grange P.T.A P.T A Servncel Ruditoriusm Cos. Payne Mary Wall Stelhi ME Tuckerman Margaret Schauffler Colege Art Department Viana Solos Mariin Hahn Nickek Masey Ray A Phipps Morgan Street Army Camp Atterbury Ind Alt Eerie BR Vaccaro Paul Gorske John Gorske Locust Street Navy Great Lakes Thomas Tate Gc, Hale Cleveland Barbara Lester Jo Fo Lester South Professor Street New York Mokwihe Jr

Petition to Restore Court Street Taxi Stand

A petition by Ray Barry owner of the Checker Cab Co appeals to Elytia City Council to restore the Court Street taxi stand, arguing public welfare requires taxi service in the city. The stand was abolished by an amendment last autumn amid traffic priority changes and Barry seeks reinstatement with taxis on Court Street and other streets.

Court Strest Jin Ray Barry Checker Cas Co Barry Court Street Agate Barrys Cou Ren Cay Elytia

Wage policy shifts under Bowles with new board

The wage stabilization board will operate under Bowles with Wirt continuing as director and Bayder guiding reconversion policy. The arrangement signals Bowles’ aim for broad control despite unresolved reporting lines. Porter, Bowles’ successor at OPA, is described as tall and versatile, having helped with nationwide rent containment.

Bowles Wage Stabilization Board W. W. Wirt Ag Stabilization John W. Bayeder Snyder Porter OPA Aration

Industrial union event highlights new member lineup

The gathering featured speakers including Jobe G Odgers from the Olona Department of Industry and Adam Jantz, with Harry Wo Tarethy noting a year with no lost work line incidents. The program included entertainment by Cowboy Ball and Southern Ramble and a Davidson of Safety and Hygiene address, as the Chamber of Commerce celebrated progress.

Easiig Susian Wml Coune Campagn Aden

Death Records from Elyria and Surrounding Areas

Multiple death notices from Elyria and nearby towns detail Myrtle B. Copas dying after a lingering illness at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The report lists survivors, funeral details, and burial at Brookdale Cemetery. Additional obituaries include Agnes M. Cook and Mrs. Mary Kirschstein with service locations in Elyria and Cleveland from Sudro Curtin and Marxen funeral homes. A separate notice covers John Klinect of Cleveland with Lutheran church services in Valley City. A boy, Robert Attkinson, is reported bitten by a dog on his way delivering papers. The section also notes industrial safety campaigns and trophy awards involving local companies and institutions in Lorain.

Myrtle B. Copas Joséph Copas East Hiver Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Sudro- Curtin G. Russel Hargate Brookdale Rewetry Agnes M. Cook Cleveland Street Elyria Memorial Alleghany County Elyria Turele Creek General Industriés com + Pan Clyde Rosen Clyde, Jr Myrtle Cook Rey Frank George Lawrence Ed Staaffer Frank Elmer Anderson Pennsylvania Sudra- Curtis Jebe Turtle Creek John Klinect Carl Charleston Dwight West View Starr Lester Cleveland Julia Bauer Funeral Home St. Paul's Lutheran Church Valley Cry Church Boy Britten Robert Attkinson Tanshery Street Sindwick Fanlawn Avenue

Court House Night Wind Suspected in School Burglary

Deputy sheriffs blamed yesterday's high winds for broken doors at Lake Avenue School after an investigation found no disturbance inside. Glass likely beaten by wind, not burglars, officials said. Lorain residents Sneizik and Trifileti face divorce petitions, while Paul Current of Avon Lake sues Wilma for divorce.

Sherif Richard Aly Sasterday Iff Lake Avénué Walsh Paul Current Avon Lake Wilma Lorain

Markets Livestock Prices and Produce Stand

Livestock markets show steady cattle demand with steers at 47 to 18, heifers 13 to 33, and canners 9 to 11. Lambs range 12 to 15, hogs 18 to 18. Mushrooms sold per pint, fresh vegetables like carrots and cabbage listed with prices, apples and potatoes varied by variety and basket size.

Lambs Choign Werhark TAO Choice AS . A. Zoopore Mediama U. Mippert Hutchers Heskers

First Meeting Notice in Ohio Area Invites Attendance

The notice announces a first meeting on Sunday February 17 at 3 30 p m at 322 Broad Street Flora Ohio upstairs. It invites community members to attend and discusses topics including lend lease retirements housing the GI Bill and related questions.

Great Britain Broad &T Flyria Ohio Ataire

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Sudro-Curtis Ambulance United Press P. R. Smith & Co Elyria Savings Mabauve Credit Jewelers HS Hanaat Frahhs Credi Jewelers Medina Charge Allig McGintey Lucy Roemer Cleveland Ave Jack Jack & Jill Shop Nan Amy RK Heteret Real Richard Hanmer Aed Robert Nlan Herwig Themia Mary Kirschstein Iday Avenue Meschstein Marriary Adolphe Fred Ernst W. H. Stegman Fred Stegman Te Marxen Crawford Avenue Ine Fleyiq Gong Sterl & Tubes Howe Spyde Sostrov Cal Hrank Sneizik Agnes Joseph Trifileti Common Pleas Court I Lavan Sam Triffletti Marines Army and Navy E. W. Millard G. H. Hack
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