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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1942
Page
10
Additional Society members gathered for Print Night with judging by a BYBS panel. An excellent display from the San Francisco Camera Club toured as an exhibit at the Blyrdyibrary, focusing on fundamentals of photography and vivid prints.
Members of the Girl Scouts Troon group met after school with Mrs Gates and Mrs Boy Jan leading a session on making bandages for different purposes. Cocoa and cookies were served as girls played musical chairs before the meeting closed with Geeainight Circle and Taps. Two G S Leaders To Be Trained and a January 29 course for Seoul readers announced, taught by Ms Helen Kochensatter, with sessions running January 29 to February 25.
A list of license holders and ages appears, including Joseph Manilla age 19 of Lorain and Enply Vorrhct Wolfe age 25 of Lorain, with others such as Richard Krebs 23 Sheffield and Pearl Hostatler 21 Lorain. The fragmented OCR text mentions multiple names and cities including Cleveland and Lorain, listing occupations like bus driver and mas s operator, though many surnames are garbled.
Kipton Tome On furlough Kiptos Becket now at Fort Jackson South Carolina plans a four week visit with his parents Mr and Mrs pieorne Bigkel The Camden Town schools finished tests on Thursday and Friday with Friday afternoon a no school period The High School Glee clubs prep for a minstrel show in February Some miners wear signs and soles for a music contest at Clearvaesw in February Students distributed Civilian Defense cards last week in the township Mirg Schroeder teaches Bith and the carches in Miss Brucker absence Society to meet Women's Missionary Society of the Camden Baptist church meets Wednesday at Mrs Matheilr Whaney home Briefs Ness Orpha dane Brumby Janet Rafferts Boxhas WAC NMATLSAY FPent wer yn with feamer's parents Mr and Mrs G A Brimiy Mr and Mrs Albert Chifera Anti Were fe Fralegater
Don Wilmot details a couple's process of selecting a dog, listing ten criteria including temperament, clean shedding, and watchfulness. The tale follows their search through shows and breeders, favoring a Shetland Sheepdog, and notes local canine events, kennel news, and a Cleveland purchase.
Community guests and family events reported in LaGrange area society notes. Names such as Mary Sie, Lesher Shao, Bes Behera, Ben East Main, Mra Heath, Chiffen Hetts, Ely Ty, Nughale, Ju ly Ho Nuchole, Sugdey Mi Magy Stu and Arthur Mavnrs appear among visits and gatherings at various homes and churches.
Ohio lowers February tire quotas amid state and federal price program changes. Officials say passenger car and truck allowances shift, with reductions in several sectors and no clear guidance for January-to-February rollovers. Frank Bane of the OFA signs the notice, detailing revised allotments and next month applicability.
Police were told at 5 am today that three cases of cigarettes were taken from a parked car in an garage on Hareard Avenue. A ventilator window was pried and the door opened. One case held 40 cartons of cigarettes, each with three cents change. The cigarettes were intended for a vending machine.
Adventurer Alec Lane returns to Reindeer with land dreams after a year in the wilds. The Royal Mounted Police arrest him for Tubby Jenkins’ murder, citing muddy boot prints matching his old hobnails at a tar pit. Evidence hinges on a railroad boot pattern he once wore.
Clark Gable plans return to Hollywood with his wife Carole Lombard and her mother Elizabeth Peters to be buried in a double funeral at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. The airline crash that killed 22 prompted messages of condolence from President Roosevelt and others. Only close friends will attend as investigations continue into the Transcontinental and Western Airline disaster.
County commissioners detail general office supplies purchased totaling 38474 with bids reviewed. Items include 2000 envelopes for 8.58, probate court and mortgage records costs, bank case sections, and photographic supplies from multiple vendors.
In Columbus today the prosecution pressed charges against Colonel Muhlenberg for publicly discussing military policy and civil servants. Witnesses testified about his December speech to a civic club and its alleged impact on army morale and discipline.
The Lions Club met last night with two youth musicians Robert and Matioxie Nivisen playing choir and accordion. Bob Smith spoke on housing under national defense. Plans for a card party and Red Cross drive were announced ahead of the January 30 President's Ball at Els Hall. The club aims to recruit about twenty-five new members by month end. Harry Lentil of the Chamber of Commerce will speak next.
The city council last night approved a ordinance to appoint Ole Palmer to maintain the plat books at no charge, amounting to $125 per year, the same rate as in 194.
A request to install a street light at the end of Robson Avenue was referred by Chime President George Thompson last night to a committee for report at the next meeting.
At Grove Lutheran Church Oberlin, the 1942 council was installed during Sunday services. Officers include Chairman Ray Carter and Vice Chairman J C MacCoughlan, with deacons, trustees, and a treasurer named Ralph Daley. The Red Cross committee meets to appoint a new chair Minnie Worcester Thursday evening at 41 North Prospect Street.
A series of social updates from Elyria includes Mrs. A. G. Medford of Waeth undergoing operative treatment at Allen Hoop Hal. Mrs. C. M. Shreffler of East Caby visited her father in hospital. Mrs. Minnie Malham hosted a gathering with relatives, and Carl Berger received a hospital visit from Dean Baldwin and family. Section V of the Woman's Association meets Wednesday at 2 pm at 2 Forest Street.
Wis Fred Bentley in charge of the children's room at Carnegie Library was speaker at the Pleasants school Parent-Teacher Association meeting. Mrs Thompson entertained with piano pieces before the business session which approved support for a series of lectures in child psychology by Professor Cale in February. College calendar lists piano recital January 29, Haskell lecture January 21, and exams this week. News notes report Oberlin police officer at civil defense school in Cleveland and Kerrs visiting from Rio de Janeiro.
Oberlin may join the county sheriff department two way radio system by equipping two Oberlin police cars. Village Manager Vic Zahm discussed the plan with county commissioners who said they would consider it if a suitable county arrangement is found. The commissioners deferred action until after their Columbus trip for a three day meeting of the Ohio county commissioners association.
Nine agricultural extension committees in Latham County will meet Thursday at 1 30 p m in Elyria M C to review 1941 work and discuss 1947 plans. County council members include NM J Hoskin chairing potato and E C Cotton fruit committees with other chairmen Leitman McAllister Davis Campbell Radcliffe Weil Wasem and 4 H Club advisers. All committee members and chairmen are invited.
An old home remedy claims to ease column coughs with a sugar syrup and pine extract mixture. Instructions describe mixing sugar and water, then adding pine extract in a pint bottle for a palatable syrup that soothes throat and air passages, with a money back guarantee.
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