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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1944
Page
1
An assault and battery charge against Wilkie Barnes of Tishe was dismissed this week by the complaint in Justice of the Peace court at Cumming, according to reports from the court.
Burgess divorce charges filed after a hearing was scheduled yesterday. Addison seeks divorce from Elizabeth of Cleveland citing neglect. Mildred Mushisky sues Aflehpel for cruelty. they wed in 1939 and have one child. Priscila in Lorain filed for divorce on cruelty and neglect. married in 1942 with one child. Sophia Pant’s divorce suit dismissed. Court of Appeals to hear four county cases March 20. Mrs George Rosenkrang reports 40 Leghorn chickens stolen in past two nights valued at $65.
Multiple obituaries report the death of Mrs Margaret Storer Eason at 115 Kaiser Court yesterday afternoon after a long illness. Born Amherst Township July 16 1872 she lived in Elyria over 20 years. Survived by daughters Mabel Storet and Lillie Mathison. Services Saturday at 2 pm at Second Congregational Church, burial Ridgelawn. Also Coghlan funeral for Margaret Coghlan at La Grange Road church Monday with burial at St Marys. body moved from Welsh Funeral Home to Interment. Sean S Pasadyn dies at Wellington home February 2 after illness of some years. born August 26 1896 in Poland, employed at Electric Alloys Co Wellington, owner of St Matvicks church. Funeral arrangements pending. leaves wife and five children including Albert, Cavaller Pasadyn in Pacific War zones, Raymond and Ed wearth Pasadyn seamen. Body to Ritver Funeral Home. wake tonight then to late home for viewing.
A development committee notes extensive work in training and programs for salesmanship management and building trades. It stresses sales staff cuts amid military service calls, urging prep for production needs to avoid unemployment and bolster retail trade and marketing.
A committee discussed marketing potential and training needs, water table drops of up to 14 feet in 7 years, runoff into rivers, and erosion control. Reforestation was deemed ineffective on pastured land. Junior Chamber honored 16 members for outstanding work and Mayor Agale pledged city aid for future projects including Lorain County Airport. Edna Blythly urged youth challenges and parental influence during the dinner meeting. A bicycle valued at 20 was reported stolen from Joseph Hall's yard.
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan was surprised by a party held by deputies and their wives at the Supper Club to celebrate his birthday. A turkey dinner was served and a new hat was presented as a birthday gift.
Stewart urged Americans to claim a genuine world role after the war with a republic preserved by citizens. He warned leaders must prioritize Britain and Russia at the peace table while ensuring the United States helps others learn democracy. He cited Washingtons’ vision and urged a postwar plan for Cincinnati with funds for unemployment relief and urban improvements.
Dr. C. E. Bell of 12 Broadway, Lorain, advertises treatment for piles hernia fistula and hemorrhoids that claims to be effective without hospital confinement or loss of time from work.
Mayer Stewart introduced by Robert Butts as program chairman. Morry Aynan replaces Guess wert ite. Everett Palmer leads singing with Rat Townsend on piano and Rev. Henry W. Shaw delivers invocation. Capt. Hartzell speaks amid illness. dog Jett accompanies. Hartzell to Patterson Field, Ohio after dengue fever and dysentery. He spoke at Colson Corporation and several local plants in Elyria.
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