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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1947
Page
3
Perky Stont, 44, is free on $50 bond pending grand jury action after being charged with maliciously destroying property in the killing of three panting dogs valued at $650. He pleaded not guilty.
The last surviving son of Cyrus McCormick, ARCoupick, 32, died in Santa Barbara. He was reportedly the lone survivor of three brothers and is survived by his widow and a sister, Mrs Fimiuons Blaine of Chicago.
Mrs Milton Gaylord was installed as president and Mrs O Lyndes as president. M Harold Griesemner is treasurer, Mrs John Sigsworth senior secretary, and Mrs George Taylor devotions leader. On January 23 the society begins a sewing project. They request supplies of rags and cloth for prons. They will soon quilt a quilt. Anyone interested in quilting is invited to attend at 10 a m each meeting day.
Avon Lido Club members and guests met at a local center for a sociable evening with refreshments provided by Mrs. Collins of Lakewood. About 80 attended a book review on Rast or? at the home of Mrs. Julius Bennei. A Noonday Luncheon featured the Get-Me-Not Missing Club with Miss Dora Birgort. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Louis De Cnant’s home, as several members hosted a birthday dinner for Mia Ann McCa at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jean McCarthy of Lakewood.
An incompletely legible clipping lists scattered names and phrases about people and events. Key details and dates are unreadable, hindering clear identification of individuals, places, or actions.
A Farewell gathering took place at the Bonnett home Wednesday evening in Henrietta Hold to honor Mr and Mrs Pred Latterman and daughter Macy Viviai who will move soon to Oberlin. Neighbors enjoyed refreshments of sandwiches cookies coffee and a gift was presented to the honored guests by attendees.
A 1947 New York Post opinion piece argues that true peace and national well being come from moral action not money. It cites labor disputes, veterans’ hopes, and the commandment to love thy neighbor, urging mutual trust and shared responsibility as the path to a solvent world.
An old advertising piece promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to stimulate bile flow and aid digestion for constipation. It touts the product as vegetable and helpful for keeping regular, urging readers to follow directions and buy at drugstores.
In a wartime broadcast John Strachey declares a solution to Ireland's food difficulties. He says this is the answer to a maiden's prayer and urges measures to improve supply and production.
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