16 Jan 1942
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1942
Page
1
The new automobile use tie stamp, which every automobile owner must obtain, arrived at the post office today and is also being sold by the Kirrie Automobile Club. The stamps are available at various outlets, with the first five year stamps priced up to five dollars, and will be required for vehicle use.
Lorain plant operations at Nathul Vibe Company in Lenane will continue at the same level. The schedule calls for no change in operation with five blast furners and one open hearth furnace unchanged. Spare area remains away from the car of Reelyn Lehman near Lage Avenue and Lody Street. Artin Yel was nearby.
The account details Kaye’s observations from 1940 including Paris’s fall, 1.5 million people fleeing south, and German troops entering with little resistance. He recounts air raids on London, a nine hour raid with 300 plus bombers, and hotel destruction. He notes the impact on civilians and the enduring memory of events.
Temperance Day observance spread across Elyein sPhands tere and nearby schools with assemblies and demonstrations. Activities included freezy exercise programs and dietetic talks, as officials encouraged abstinence from alcohol. The event, tied to state education efforts, prompted several schools to report participation and a community discussion on temperance values.
Inyees in the acmmy of the aid independent progam were granted amvog the Arst setite Bled in the county s one today by Probale HK Bye, who as head of B.C. department, granted i Lev : cSt, iv iy SUMS Adelaide Cooper, S105 to S115, Gertrude Mal Wor, $60 in $90 and Geral.
The Colson Union will gather this Saturday at El Lab Temple, Broad 1, for a 10 am meeting. E McCain announces the session to discuss wages and the organization’s social security talk by a group member.
Washington January 164 Mrs Laura Ingails noted aviatrix pleads innocent to indictment under the Foreign Agents Registration Act. Arraignment held before Judge Goldsborough with further proceedings before Judge Morris. Bail set at $7500.
Paul G Clifford Wellington of Wellington Ohio died at his winter home in Michigan. He was a lifelong farmer and active member of the Methodist church. Surviving are a widow, two daughters, a son, and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were set for Sunday at the Wellington funeral home with burial in Wellington.
A fragmentary court page mentions Adolph Sehaft filing suit and a replevin case by Erie County United Bank linked to an auto purchase. Other items reference a police court verdict, appeals, a restoration of a name, and various local legal matters with uncertain details.
The article outlines anticipated shortfalls in highway funding for the current year, citing lower receipts and rising costs. It notes impact on maintenance projects and potential delays, with officials warning of tighter budgets and prioritization of essential repairs.
Ex service men are urged to enroll in civilian defense programs led by local head A Y Tartavine. The effort targets veterans with prior guard or militia experience and seeks to organize volunteers into civilian defense units under the supervision of civic leaders and local organizations.
Permit issued for construction of a new building at Kor Romeo Plant. The facility will include an 23 by 9 feet rear extension and a 24 foot trench. Site work will be overseen by Paugh and Brown of Cleveland with the new structure spanning roughly 34 feet frontage.
Police yesterday reported two minor crashes in Beverly County and Blort. One near Clevelar addressed by Beverly court officials. the other in LaGrange fad involved Bey Lik and Edward Pr op as drivers.
A local Oberlin group held a mothers club event to support community health work and student services. The gathering featured officers including S. Duwe as chair and focused on fundraising and service coordination for Oberlin-area families and campus groups.
Deputies recovered a car abandoned on Ridgeville Road after two armed men took it. The Chev Ganley from North Olmsted owned it and said the suspects forced him and took cash from Gerhart and Mow. Investigators traced the vehicle and noted the robbery occurred in the city area with the suspects fleeing.
A fragmentary report notes a theft of 305 dollars from a small bank, with details scrambled. The text references a cedar chest and mentions individuals by lingering, unclear names, and a scene involving a woman awaiting entry or return, with partial actions described.
A fragmentary report describes a nighttime burial scene with a fire and injuries. Personal names appear garbled and uncertain, but the note references a person named Treve and a firearm incident occurring around burial activities.
A national drive seeks cakes and cookies for soldiers and service members. A committee coordinates boxes of food and books for the Army, Navy, and Marines, with drop points at local stores and a Victory Book Drive. The campaign is endorsed by national veterans groups and aims to boost morale through mailed care packages.
A feature film will be shown during the Bisvi Elks Sports Night at Ure Billy tall, with tribute to local athletes and a mix of sports shorts and portraits. The program includes Obie Stare, Ane Rott Teague, Reg Peek, and other local figures, aiming to entertain and honor community sports, with plans for a football game highlight.
Church services and Homecoming are planned for Sunday with the school and congregation preparing a special afternoon service and fellowship. The program includes a superintendent address and a short talk, inviting families and attendees to attend the event.
A Norwalk lecturer addressed the Foremen's Club on city development and the ethics of self selling in municipal projects. The talk touched on governance, public policy, and the need for accountability among officials and citizens alike.
Fragmentary note describes stolen spare tires and hints at a related incident involving four Berg af 13 Easters Bid. The garbled text suggests someone claimed involvement or attempted action, but details are unclear and locations or names are not identifiable from the readable portion.
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