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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1946

Page

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Committees of Council Named By Ault

Council, Clerk Dan B. Symons re-elected for two years without opposition as new nine member council opens. Henry Ault presides. names set for finance, streets, sewers, water, safety, parks and other panels with several veterans returning to posts.

Council Dan B. Symons Vobel Ag Courtel Henry Ault Nisht Ferm Seward N. Black Ward Voundilinah Protony Justerat Ney Tern Aui Kenedy Dotin Bolopes McImber Goumerk Counen Auli Fem Bach Aga Pamed Henry Sassohausen Janes Seat John Kalopos Ames Senilenan Agate Varias Chy Onhe Board of Health Myles Perry Ne Loe Koapp Coc Braden Eof Monroe Pears Coc Braden al. Simpson Robe Duras Fof Afi Parcs Headisch ACP Sibies Sherman Hapins

Death notices and obituaries from Elyria area

Obituaries and death notices for Harry TE Bemtepd aged 85 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Also mentions Catherine Cameron and Catherine Noster with funeral details, and William W. Freeland and Frank Huribout with service times. Includes multiple survivors, locations Avon Lake Avon Brookville Grafton Mentor Lorain and related family members.

Stevick marks tenth YMCA anniversary service

Stevick, Elyria YMCA secretary for ten years, sends anniversary letters to about 300 Elyrians and former Elyrians connected with the YMCA work. The note recalls his earlier roles and reflects on progress and gratitude from trustees committees and members for support and gifts to Elyria youth.

Stwrlie G. Staciek Elyria YM. CG. AL Ainiversary Léters Elyrians Aim YM. CL. A M.C. A Paaciten Janu Altough Jocal Yo Alc. A Stevie Shadl Sec Brytta VW Moc Servine Elyria

City Council considers wage hike and traffic code updates

City Solicitor cites tripled department workload and pushes for higher clerk hire pay while a first reading approved recodification of ordinances and a plan to issue 40 cent bound copies of the traffic code. A ten year water contract with the county was endorsed to extend service to Ridgeville as preliminary work proceeds.

Richard Haran Comne Horan Vompimg Toys Traffic Ridgeville Q. Faxon West Street Came Cn Emil Semaka the Acre Building and Lands Committee Archie Phipps Gremen’s Pensign Fund Council John Rolopagsinb

Court notices and divorces fill Ridgeville page

Neighborhood report notes a stolen car found near the Roundhouse with a homeowner describing a possible owner suspect. Court items list divorces granted to George Straseak from Angela, Audre Tanner from Philip, and several probate assets totaling tens of thousands with widows and children named.

Quartet To Present Program Of Music At Vincent PTA Meeting

The Elyria Quartet will present a music program at the Vincent Parents Teachers Association meeting at the Vincent Schaal at 2:00 tonight. Members include Hatland Brown Walter Smith Alan Van Wotmer and Robert Burns with Gene St Marie as accompanist. Mothers of fourth and sixth grade pupils will handle refreshments. Mrs Louis Pastor will supervise the program and Mrs Renny Molnar the business session.

Elyria Quartet Vincent Parents Teacher Association Vincent Schaal Hatland Brown Walter Smith Alan van Wotmer Robert Burns Gene St. Marie Louis ‘Pastor Renny Molnar

City council work plan pushes for more police and fire staff

The council debated adding three traffic wardens to handle parking meter enforcement and rising crime, and six more firefighters to support a 33-member force. Ordinances would restrict private parks, clarify Wagner estate use, and add a city hall assistant for auditors, mayor, and inspectors.

City officials push for new equipment and repairs

Faxon urged probation guidelines for the master mechanic in the fire department amid concerns over civil service. He advocated replacing aging gear, including a 11 year old car, new pickup trucks for street and water departments, a new air compressor, and repairs to the No. 3 pump and coal conveyor at the water pumping station. Repairs to Washington avenue bridge railing were also requested for safety and appearance. All items were referred to committee by Council President Auli.

Earl Schaefer Civil Sérvice Organization Faxon Washington Avenue Conmuittee Council Auli

Miller Son Returns From Navy After Three Years Service

Mr and Mrs A C Miller of 252 Oakwood street received a call from their son Harold W Miller QM2c of the Navy who has arrived in San Francisco and is en route home He will be discharged at Toledo after over three years naval service His unit aboard the destroyer U S S Nashville towed the crippled troopship St Mary into port His recent nine month duty was aboard the fueling ship YO 244 in the South Pacific Island region He earlier served aboard as minesweeper for 16 months

A. C. Miller Oakwood Street Harold W Miller Navy San Francisco Toledo Miller Desstroyer U. S. S. Nashville St. Mary South Pacific Island

Report Three Minor Traffic Collisions

Three minor collisions were reported to police with fenders damaged. Gust Kolinski’s car sustained right front fender damage at Court and Second streets in a non stopping collision. John Klara reported rear damage at Broad street and West avenue at 6 pm after being struck by a truck that fled. C C Bowers and Helen Jehlicka reported fender damage on Broad street as Bowers turned into a parking space.

Prostéietay Gust Kolinski Floria Savings Anrg Court Second Streets John’ Klara West Street Broad Street West Avenue C. C. Bowers Second Street Helen Jehlicka Furnace Street Bowers

Cleveland Livestock Market Prices Amid Tight Trading

Livestock prices steady with cattle seeing mixed quotes across classes from canners at 8.50 to 11.50 and choice butchers 12 to 18. Calves active around 16 to 18, sheep around 61 for choicest wethers, hogs steady with mediums 3 40 to 3 50 and various weights. Trade remains active but prices show modest movement across categories.

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