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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1942

Page

4

Lorain County Beekeeping Sought For Defense Role

Lorain County commissioners were informed by State Apiarist Charles A. Reese that beekeeping is vital to national defense and should receive local government support. The letter notes 430 apiaries and 2990 colonies in Lorain County and asks for a report on the apiarist program and focal beekeeping plan. The commission designated Claude Mohrman of Wellington as county apiary dot and will continue their existing program. Disease in local apiaries last year stood at 1.63 percent, a relatively low figure.

Charles A. Reese Lorain County Claude Mohrman Wellington

Elyrian Has Snake Plant in Bloom at Hansen Avenue Home

An unusual snake plant owned by Mrs. Meschke at 138 Hansen Avenue has blossomed for four years. The plant, grown from two cuttings of a long-lived predecessor, features cream-colored blossoms on long stems, blooming cycles lasting about two weeks, with development taking around three weeks. It has required minimal care and is watered twice weekly.

Meschke Hansen Avenue Nicholas Zenick Lorain Middle Avenue Magardoeeph Petz Todar Ober Basil Milowsornl Thetiard Center Vermont Ant Mere Yarold A. Hoch John A. Redeers South Cedar Avenue Russell van der Pri Forrest’ Wills New York Hielen Morrison Wiker Crltece

Train Hits School Bus at Grade Crossing in Tennessee

In Big Sandy Tennessee a Louisville and Nashville freight train struck a school bus at a grade crossing injuring seventeen people. Some were still in hospitals or being discharged today as reports came in.

Big Sandy Tenn Fed Louisville & Nashville

EDITED WAR REGISTRATION RULES ON VOLUNTEERING

The article outlines that registrants must be classified before release and may not volunteer without board authority. Goble states no release to anyone in war production or deferred class without immediate classification and no physical exam. If not deferred, release may occur but appeal rights are suspended.

Goble

War powers bill faces overtime amendment debate

The text notes that an overtime suspension amendment proposed by Rep. Howard Smith would blanket suspend standard hours rules for many industries during wartime, potentially exempting only workers under the Adamson Act. President Roosevelt was predicted to veto the war powers bill if the amendment were added, as southern Democrats align with Smith on delaying time and a half pay after 40 hours.

Howard Smith D. Va Emanuel Celler Roosevelt House Smith Sears Congress

Eaton Church Lenten Services Continue With Easter Observance

Eaton The Eston Church of Christ holds the second Lenten service led by Rev J Gy Updesrath. H A Carlson will present a message urging a Bible society drive to place a Bible in every soldier’s hands. Sunday worship at 11, church school at 10, with the pastor’s sermon Come and Live. Easter observance titled Walking With Him Toward Calvary begins Holy Week leading to services on Palm Sunday and Easter.

Barbara Carpenter Hiam Eston Disciples of Christ Calvary Christ

Police to Study Up On First Aid

Elyria police officers will take a new first aid course next month with sessions every Tuesday and Thursday evening. Joseph A Morgan of Ohio Public Service Co will lead instruction in the council chambers. The course runs ten nights with two hours of class each night.

Elyria Police Deepartment E. J. Stankard Joseph A. Morgan Ohin Public Service Co

Mrs Jenkins to Join Probate Court Staff

Mrs Nancy Jenkins, longtime clerk in the city water department since May 1935, announced her resignation today to take a position in the probate court. She will begin work in the probate department in midweek.

Mrs. Jenkins Nancy 5. Jenkins City Water Department Jenkins

Soldier Paul Laubenthal Promoted to Sergeant

Mp and Mrs Joseph Laubenthal Route 76 Ridgeville township announce their son Paul Laubenthal has been promoted to sergeant after nine months in the army. He is stationed at Camp Wallace Texas.

Joseph Laubenthal Route 76 Ridgeville Township Pic Paul ¢, Laubenthal Cami ‘Wallace Texas

Battles and air combat over Sumatra and Java fronts

Reports from the front indicate aerial attacks near Sumatra and Java with heavy damage and anti aircraft fire. Dutch and Netherlands forces claim strikes against Japanese ships and installations, while Japanese planes suffer losses and retreat after engagements near Sumatra and Sumbawa.

Java Sumatra Sopravaja Netherlands Tndes Rancha Ed Palembang Suman Acta Patermbang Eveni Munique Eemorthca AML Hoxter Sehter Scukumats Watngaya Samba Island Usna Sumbana Sind Jaya Bimanore Waretayra

Death Record of Martin Birmingham

Martin Hirmingham aged 73 died at home after a long illness at 845 Broad Street Nichols block He was a retired conductor on the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad born November 25 1860 in Newark New Jersey He belonged to St Marys Church Survived by his wife and daughter Miss Mice Birmingham of Cleveland Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm from St Marys Church burial in St Marys Cemetery Wokemar Friends may call at McCarthy Funeral Home

Marten Rirmingham Martin Hirmingham Broad Street Nichols Block Birmingham Wheeling and Lake Fiie Newark City St. Mary's Church Mice Birmingham Cleveland McCarthy St. Mary's Cemetery Wokemar

Court acts on rabies treatment bill and local arrests

Three patients exposed to rabies on L. El McClellan farm may have county liability for Pasteur treatment totaling 426 dollars as the commission referred the bill to the county prosecutor. Common Pleas Judge Findley granted probation to Albert Hyer and Daneald Haslp after hearings on moral offenses. Anna Rutherford won $300 alimony in a divorce from William. Wiltam Cooper received ten days in jail for resisting an officer and a $10 fine. Charles Keith was arrested on a stealing warrant and awaiting arraignment. Suit filed over transfer of a 1937 car to avoid judgment, with beneficiaries named General Exchange Insurance Co and Martha Goudy.

Hills L. EL McClellan Common Pleas Guy B. Findley Aibert Hyer Elyria Dane Ald Haslp Columbia Station Lorain Depu Chris Lexie Anna Rutherford William On Arounds D. A. Jouk Wiltam Cooper Amherst Justice of the Peace H.C. Crisnings Paul Johnson Cooper West River Road General Exchange Insurance Co William Keller Martha Goudy Edward Martha Soudy

We Can Win The War If We Will Says Dorothy Fuldheim

Dorothy Fuldheim tells Elyria Foremen's Club that victory depends on will and thinking. She argues Japan acted under German orders and urges understanding Japan while warning of German aims toward India, China, and possibly Turkey. She cautions on overestimating Russia and the danger of a German push toward Scotland and South America with calls for offensive American action.

Dorothy Fuldheim Dorothy Furdtuct Sid Analys Elyrta M.C. A Jattanese Germany Talstats Persian Gulf India China Malaya Singapore Rusaia Turkey Vladivostok Mra Puldtveiny Fapland Teland Scotland England United States Russia South America Dakar Brazil George Turk Robert Mallory Olga Sorkely Exterion St. Paul's W. B. Gray Cleveland

Authorize Purchase Of Rifles And Riot Guns By Department

The board authorized purchase of one 30 caliber automatic rifle and two riot guns from The Heldmyer Hardware Co for about 13590 plus seven hundred. Two pistol cartridges and 12y works of animal To for the guns were approved from Amherst Hardware Co. No submachine gun was purchased this period.

Shwritts Courtly Centrlealent Heldmyer Hardware Co Tur Com Panyts S12y Works Animtol- Uotr Amherst Hardware Co

Obituary and Oberlin Community Notices

Joseph Feaxing 60 died at home in Oberlin after months of illness. Born May 13, 1862 in Sullivan township Ashland Co, he lived there for forty years then moved to Oberlin in 1892. Survived by wife Lucinda, three sons Zolfo Glenn O Charles L, eight grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 2:30 pm at Sedgeman Funeral Parlors, Westwood Cemetery burial. Also college and city events: lectures, music, and religious services listed for the week, plus Red Cross and Rotary club activities and travel notes of local residents.

Qherlin Joseph HH. Feaxing East Lorain Street Sullivan Township Ash Land County Lucinda Fast Sullivan Overtin Sr. Feakins First Baptist Church Oberlin Odd Fellows Lodge Zolfo Glenn O Charles .L. Feakins Oberlin Sédre‘gem Westwood Cemetery Tre Red Cross George Waln W. J. Morrison Wednreday

Markets and Race of Prices Amid Turbulent Trading

A garbled market page reports volatile pricing across sectors with scattered figures and index notes. Amid unclear lines, mentions of commodities, firms, and historical tickers hint at widespread activity and unsettled values.

Commissioners Open Meeting To Veterans And Interested Groups

County commissioners announced they will invite representatives from all county war veteran organizations and other interested groups to discuss compensation for members of the soldiers relief commission. The invitation follows a letter from Harold Kunkle of the Elyria League of Women Voters requesting attendance. a date and venue were to be arranged soon at the county center at the American Legion.

Cotunty Center Amyrtican Legion Soldiera” Relief Commission Beunt Harold Kunkle Elyria League of Women Voters

Davises resume control of Ideal Market on Broad Street

Mr and Mrs Barney Davis restore operation of the Ideal Market at 3 Broad street entering their eighth year as operators. After a one year hiatus due to a market restructuring they reaffirm focus on high quality meats and consistent lines. Local coverage notes past expansions across Bl ita and downtown Meation.

Barney Davis Broad Street Aegs Hushes Provision Company Fear_ Davis Blita Pasents Tte

Local Unions Seek 80 000 Defense Bond Drive

Elyria Central Labor Union and affiliated locals aim to raise 80 000 in defense bonds as part of a nationwide AFL campaign. Members reported 35 000 already purchased, with each worker targeted at 200 dollars. The group notes bond purchases support war effort and cites shipyard work growth at Lorain.

Blyria Central Labor Union Delorne Docats Central Labor Union Fecal Americant Federation of Labor AL Kools Elyria Central Latur Elyria Organization Elytia Elyria Labor Temple William Green A. F. of A. F Alva KR. Kemp Elyria Central Labor Union Columbus Ohde State University American Shipbuilding Company Lorain

Youth From Africa To Address Group At North Olmsted

North Olmsted Sunday program features James Apyetinde of Africa speaking at the Universalist church Sunday school 9 45 a m on Inside Africa from the pulpit. At 7 30 p m he will address PC E group and youth from Olmsted Falls Berea and Fairview Village attending the meeting.

North Olmsted James Apyetinde Africa Oberlin College Universalist Church PC. E Olmsted Falls Berea Fairview Village

Registration On: Consumers For Cottoning Cafes

Registration for rationing cards is being prepared by school officials and county coordinators. County Treasurer Walter Welcht will oversee Leralt county estimates, based on census data and population trends since the last census, to project registrants at village and rural schools.

C. A. Gibsbens State Department N Okin Leralt Walter Welcht Tibbens

Three Enlistees Reported From Ridgeville Board

The Ridgeville board reports three men enlisted for service outside the army. Dean O. Roe, Elyria, will join the Marines on March 9. Martin Trippham, Grafton, enlisted in the Marines on February 23. Myron John Wudarski, Elyria, joined the Naval Reserve on February 23. An inductee from the Hildaville district was Richard William Harris, Oberlin road. The Ridgeville board expects 78 men to be examined at Toledo next week, the first group from Ridgeville to go there. Third Selective Service registration totals reach 79 cards received from other boards to date.

Ridgeville Todo Elyria Naval Reserve Theldpevilly Richard Willian Harris Oberlin Road

Tube Co Schedule For Next Week

Operations at the National Tube Company plant in Lorain will continue next week at the same level as this week. The schedule calls for four blast furnaces and one open hearth furnace to operate, along with pipe mills, while the Bessemer conversion works two shifts daily.

National Tube Company Lorain Bessemer

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