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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1947
Page
3
Ridgeville Club announces new officers at the upcoming meeting with Mal J responding secretary and Miss M Lengel treasurer. The gathering references World War II memorials and mentions wine workers in France and local landscape topics.
Lorain County leads Ohio in Regular Army enlistments for 1947, with four local soldiers and several recruiters earning commendations. Master Sergeant Ler R. Nichols credits business civic groups and individual recruiters for lifting Lorain from the bottom to the top as volumes of volunteers increased through September to December.
Oberlin will host a Saturday tea by the Oberlin branch of the American Association of University Women at Baldwin Cottage. Miss Louisa K Fast, chair of the AAUW state education committee, will discuss The Act of Survival for the College Woman, with Mrs. Murrow Schwinn arranging the event.
Lera B Curtis associate professor of physical education and head coach, along with Miss Moers and Miss Yoraisha, are named principal speakers. The program is among a financier’s plan tied to the project, with teams set to base on the proposal and branches receiving recommendations.
The national A A U W education committee lists three groups with chairs Dr Marie Renkin Mrs Leigh Alexander and Mrs Alfred Behlesinger. Oberlin College fine arts to show The Man Who Knew Too Much and Chaplin’s Burlesque on Carmen Friday January 17 at 7 30 and 9 00 in Alien Art auditorium. Church sections gather January 28 3 p.m. at various addresses and Walter Butler and Arthur Burns of Lakewood form a new ownership association.
The People's Market at 16 Booth Main Street has been purchased from William and Edward Kurtenberrer of Cleveland and is now managed by Ray Gl christ since opening on October 18 1945. Mr Burns takes full charge of the market and plant for development with experience in retail and wholesale meals and recent association with the Fazzin supermarket in Cleveland Heights.
Mr Burns plans to establish a residence here once suitable property is found for his wife and three daughters who now live in Lakewood. Fire data show about 306000 home fires in the past year, mainly from rubbish, defective chimneys, sparks on roofs, heating equipment, careless smoking, matches, flammable liquids, and electrical defects.
Police in Zanesville questioned Cat Haines 27 after discovering the battered body of his wife Mayrtle Haines 24. The Muskingum county coroner withheld a verdict pending investigation, with police suggesting the death may have been murder. The wife, an attractive factory worker, apparently was beaten to death.
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