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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1947

Page

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St Pauls Church Annual Meeting Monday Jan 20

St Pauls church holds its annual congregational meeting Monday January 20. Election of four church members will take place. Fellowship supper at 6:30 p.m. invited members only reservations by Thursday. Following supper a sound picture will show the Fort Wayne Children’s Home, a beneficiary institution.

St. Pats Ether Bai Shebek Fort Wayne Childrens Wame St Paul's Church

Course In Care Of The Sick To Be Offered

An accelerated home nursing course titled Care of the Sick will be organized by the local Red Cross chapter in February. Meetings are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30, for two weeks, limited to ten members with mandatory attendance for certification. No admission fee. Mrs. Pearl Murphy will attend an institute in Wheeling to update training and return to lead the class. A separate general course runs once weekly for 37 weeks totaling 24 hours, with a special service for mothers with babies. arrangements include farmer nursing students to care for children during classes. Interested people may enroll by calling the Red Cross office at 2898, and those hiring babies should specify care needs and baby age.

The American Red Crogs Pearl Murphy Wheeling West Virginia Farmer Home Nursing Red Cross Office

Troop School and ROA Meeting Scheduled Tonight

A troop school for Reserve Officers and a business meeting for the reactivated Lorain County Chapter of the Reserve Officers Association are set for 7 pm at the Eagles Club. The council chamber venue was dropped due to a price conflict. training credit will be given for attending the troop school. County chapter officer elections are planned for the business session.

Lorain County Reserve Officers Association Eagles Club Council Chamber

Licenses Issued to Lorain Residents and Nearby Addresses

A batch of licenses lists numerous individuals from Lorain and nearby towns. Names include Saifola Hassiin and Realsh Leather, both in Lorain, along with Fred Young Jr. in Broad Street, and Geraldine French of Samuel Street. Other entries name Mathew Muldovan, Walter Griesheimer, Trene Taylor, Zygmunt Dombrowski, Josephine Walski, Russell Ward, Helen Storrow, Fred Merrill, and Helen Phillips with varied ages and home or work locations in Lorain, Medina, Rochester, Oberlin, Wellington. Road construction work and crane operation are noted among occupations.

Saifola Hassiin Lorain Realsh Leather Fred Young, Jr Broad Street Geraldine French Samuel Street Mathew Muldovan Alice Belasco Walter Griesheimer Medina Farmer Trene Taylor R. D Oberlin Zygmunt Dombrowski Mortician Josephine Walski Russell Ward Rochester Helen Storrow Wellington Fred Merrill Helen Phillips

Hospital Discharges List Names and Addresses

Discharges include Jerome Schmitz Avon Peter Minnich 204 Gulf road Ada Wile 144 Neuter court George Barr 120 Chestnut sireet Mrs Richard Kader 114 Lincoln court Walliam Custer 225 Oluo sireet.

Jerome Schmitz Avon Peter Minnich Gulf Road Ada Wile Neuter

Mayor Agate Declines Reelection Candidacy

Mayor Agate says he will not seek another term due to his wife’s wishes and the political and financial costs. He notes serving has consumed time from his profession and that the decision leaves the Republican nomination open to Council President Henry Ault and Councilman John Kolopos, who have stated their candidacies.

A. Ro Agate Henry Ault John Kolopos

Lorain County Credit Union Chapter Elects Officers

Charles Dickens was re elected president of the Lorain County chapter of the Ohio State Credit Union League at a Monday meeting in Lorain County. The chapter with 15 unions and about 6000 members plans annexation of Erie and Huron counties in 1947. New officers include George Robson vice president Loretta Westrick secretary and Charles J Young treasurer. L A Benset re elected as representative to the state league and meetings will continue the second Monday of each month.

Ohio State Credit Union League Charles Dickens Lorain County Ohio State Credit Union League O.pr. Kitchen Erie Huron Dickens OPS. Tyedit Union Chorge Robson Loretta West Rick Charles J. Young L. A. Bensot

Death Record MRS Mabel Rowland Wellington

The body of Mrs. Mabel Rowland 66 who perished in a Virginia plane crash will arrive at Andrews Funeral Home on Friday. Services follow at 2 pm Friday with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Surviving are son Dan of Midland Michigan, a sister Miss delay A Riley of Canton and aunt Bispert Hawk of Wellington.

Mabel Rowland Wellington Mabel Rowland Palestia Virginia K. 5 Andrews Funeral Home Greenwood Cemetery Ray Dan Midland Mich Mis A. Riley Canton Bispert Hawk Wellington

Prefabricated House Issue Referred To City Committee

Building and Saints committee of the city today turned over the prefabricated house controversy to a new division. Inspector Wart Dickason said the plan allows each home type to stand on its own merits with federal approval and city bidding oversight. Several firms plan or are building prefabricated homes including Strathmoor, McClure and Figula of Cleveland, Home-Ola of Chicago, and West Side Lumber.

Building and Saints Committee City Building Committee Vn Alding Wart Dickason Ecunedy Stesmee Ibeath Dickagon Sai Cine Jis Federal Housing Administrations Dickasan Strathmoor Company McClure and Figula Company Cleveland Pease Wome J. H Heham George Bo Anthony Home-Ola Corporation of Chicago Carl Sanford Avon Lake West Side Lumber Company

Markets Cleveland Savestook Cattle and Hogs Whole Sale

Market data shows steady cattle prices with steers around 22 to 26 dollars per cwt and hogs active. Receipts about 400 head for cattle and 1000 for hogs, with varied quality from good to low. Produce and fruits listed with baskets, crates, and typical regional quotes for apples, carrots, onions, potatoes, and mushrooms. Chicago quotations show weak poultry and firm wheat and corn futures. No. 1 red wheat around 2.29 to 2.37, corn 2.37 to 2.92, soybeans near 1.9.

Cleveland Hecetpra Td Howrade Hotlere Metin Fox Squash Hubbard Dasketh Seth Ned Wal Chicago Micago—Hutter Townee Leghorn Des Retler

Herbert Faces Budget Choices Over 160 Million Surplus

Inauguration remarks tagged the surplus as unreasonable and excessive while about 60 million remains encumbered from 194% appropriations for public works. The state contemplates debt settlement and potential tax reforms as needed to support veterans benefits and postwar capital improvements.

Herbert Waorkt

Lorain County Bank Officers Are Reelected

Lorain County Savings and Trust Company officers were reelected at the annual stockholders meeting. Reelected officials include Alvin J Wocher as president Arthur B Taylor as honorary president Von Walsh as vice president C F Wagner as treasurer C F Day as secretary A M Thorne S N Black and V Hancock as assistant treasurers H K Birch J Klein R J Carlin B S Minger Mint secretaries etc. Fred J Hubbard remains manager of the Amherst branch with Fred J Barger as assistant manager.

Altafleers Lorain County Savings & ‘Trust Company Aeek Alvin J Wocher Arthur B Taylor von Walsh C. F. Wagner C. Cf. Day A. M. Thorne S. N. Black V. Hancock

County Board Grants Salary Increases Across Departments

County commissioners approved raises following the 1447 appropriation bill. Increases affect multiple staff including clerks, a dog warden, receivers, custodians, and bridge crews. Notable changes include Ruth Worthington to 145 dollars monthly, Eleanor Siemon to 115, John Delfing as dog warden at 240 monthly, and Jack Forbes retiring at 200 per month.

Pepe Barnes Whese Steny Shan Ruth Worthington Jaw Eleanor Siemon John Delfing Delfing Jack Forbes Forbes A. & Sperry Custerian John Wellert C. A. Brooker Avenue Lorrases Agso June Jensen Floyd Shaw J. G. Collier Mera Collier Meteon

Farm And Home School Will Meet Tomorrow

A farming and home school work session on income and expenses is set for the fourth session of the county extension program. The meeting begins at 8 pm Wednesday at the Main County Savings and Trust Building with attendees asked to bring worksheets.

County Agricultural Extension County Savings and Trust

Judge Hart Ill In Ohio Supreme Court Figure

Columbus report says Judge William L. Wart of Allignee, Ohio Supreme Court member, is in fairly good condition at a hospital with a bladder ailment. Hart will be 86 next month. Steal historic guns in Tennessee as two thieves with long barreled pistols, made for the state's first governor in 1795, are at large from the Tennessee Historical Society.

Columbus Willian L. Wart Allignee Ohio Supreme Cont Hart Wall Nashville Tenn Tennessee Teurnesse Historical Society

Pardon Granted to C Jering Smith in 1946

Former Gov. Lausche issued a conditional pardon on November 26, 1946, to C. Jering Smith formerly of the Cleveland National Bank, who had been paroled in 1938 and deported to Canada. The action sought to avert a second deportation as Smith, originally sentenced for embezzlement and related offenses, had returned to the eastern United States.

Columbus Frank J. Lausche C. Jering Smith Ndgrd Bank of Cleveland Feday State Senate Smith Canada United States Unites’ States

Cleveland Report Details Parking Ticket Fixes

A Cleveland newspaper expose shows thousands paid fines while 4 503 tickets were fixed since September 1. Politicians, city and county workers, newspapermen, and radio men were frequent violators with tickets excused, canceled, or past due to meter malfunctions or official business. The list names a common pleas judge and several police officers among those who benefited.

Cleveland Tadio Mien Common Pleas

Presiding Bishop Henry Knox Sherrill Installed Today

Washington reports the Rt. Rev. Henry Knox Sherrill former Episcopal bishop of Massachusetts will be installed today as the presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States.

Washington Henry Knox “Sherrill Massachusetts Protestant Episcopal Church of the

Congregation elects vestrymen at St Andrew's annual meeting

Members of St. Andrew's church elected vestrymen under a rotating system. Five of fifteen will complete terms each year with terms of one, two, or three years. George Dyke, C. H. Merthe, R. G. Rockwood, T. H. Wooton, and Dr. Robert Wilsot chosen for three years. Delegates to the Diocesan convention in Cleveland named. senior warden, junior warden, treasurer, and clerk elected. Rockwood named senior warden emeritus after long service. Rector: G. Russell Hargate.

St. Andrew's Church C. H. Merthe George Dyke R. G. Rockwood T. H. Wooton Robert Wilsot A. E. Benfound L. R. Minch Ronald QO. Dunn Curtis L. Travers Ralph McCual CG. D Guy A. Lo Irish Fred Green George Nicholas Hal Stoddard Cleveland Messrs. Dyke Merthe McOunt Messrs. Wilson Travers Green K. H. Merthe Rodney Rockwood Ronald

Court actions in Amherst Lorain cases and local arrests

Multiple Amherst Lorain cases heard in Common Pleas Court with fines for safety stop failures and contempt. A Carter mental exam was ordered. Nagy jailed for ten days over support. Two suits filed over a Broadway Lorain bus truck crash. Figler seeks 25,000 for injuries. Ed Blahay and others named in suits. Officials plan transport of a Lorain man to St Louis for confinement. fire at Schd sler Apartments prompts chimney cleaning. Propective driver charged with reckless driving. intoxication fines imposed for Glenn Smith and Moke Popovitch in Lorain police court.

Steve Nagy Common Pleas Court Ed Blahay Lorain Broadway I Lorain Frank Figler Employees Transit Lines James Elemes John Judge St. Louis H. H. Nye Flemes

New VFW Ferrier H. White Post 18019 Inaugurated

The VFW ceremony at Riverside Homes Center installed members of the new Ferrier H. White Post No 18019 with Victor J. Moore leading District No 9. More than 50 attendees from Posts 1078 3342 Lorain 3226 Sandusky and Wellington witnessed the charter presentation and Cross of Malta admission. The next joint meeting with Lorain and Elyria posts is planned for January 27. interested veterans may contact Preston Hopewell at 522 West Twelfth Street.

Ferrier H. White Veterans of Foreign Wars Riverside Homes Center Victor J. Moore William Moir VFW Cross of Malta V.F.W VFA Otto K. Mischka Thomas Mihalis Blake Waldron Harold Gray Cecil Johnson Clarence CG. C. Randolph Raymond ¢. Neft Wellington Post Elyria Post Lorain New Fortier H. White Post Preston Hopewell West Twelfth Street

Special Evangelistic Services at Elyria Nazarene Church

The Rev Bernard W Knox from Pittsburg Kansas will lead evangelistic services at Elyria Church of the Nazarene 14 Harwood Street from Wednesday through Sunday January 26 nightly starting at TAS with special music led by Rev James C Leonard the church pastor.

Bernard W. Knox Pittsburg Kansas Elyria Church

First Session Of Dairy School Set For Thursday

Lorain County dairy herd owners are reminded the first session of a dairy school, sponsored by the agricultural extension service, will be held at 8 p m Thursday at Wellington High school. This first of five sessions will cover breeding dairy cattle and the use of unproved sires using a sound film and charts. Subsequent sessions are January 23, 30 and February 6, 13 at Wellington High school, all starting at 8 p m. Carl C. Deeds, county agricultural extension agent, reports the plans.

Lorain County Agricultural Extension Service Wellington High School Stansbury Carl C. Deeds County Agricultural Extension

Canterbury area theft and auto collision report

Washngton Bummeralel, a bellhop at the Be doris Halel, pled guilty before Mayor A. R. Agate to petit larceny and was fined $25 plus costs after stealing liquor. Police recovered broken cases and battles hidden in a basement. no further details provided. In a separate incident, Fenders damaged cars driven by Joe Gill, R. B. Elyria, and Louis Kelman on Lot Street near Chestnut yesterday afternoon.

Sirneva Washngton Bummeralel Bedoris Halel Waa A. R. Agate Kimbraugh Joe Gill R. B. Elyria Louis Kelman Chestnut

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