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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1947

Page

3

How To Annoy Your Tenant in Cleveland Court Case

In Cleveland municipal court Mr and Mrs Joseph Gangidine faced charges of malicious destruction of property against landlord Sanford Murphy. They claimed rent reductions and alleged a campaign of vandalism and intimidation linked to eviction actions started after Murphy bought the duplex last spring. Murphy pleaded not guilty and the case was postponed to January 28. Also, Elyria Chamber secretary Harry W Lueth will speak at Bellevue Chamber meeting on what the chamber can do in a small community.

Cleveland Joseph Gangidine Sanford Murphy Garesdine Murphy OPA Gangidine Dan Gangldines

Olive Tablets touted as remedy for constipations and bile flow

An advertisement extols Dr Edwarda Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy used for over two years to treat constipation and sluggish bile. It claims to stimulate bile secretion and aid in digesting fatty foods while keeping users regular, urging readers to follow label directions and purchase at drugstores.

Ana Doaire Edwarda F. M. Edwarda

Elyrians to Attend Banquet for Governor Herbert

A 12 member Ao delegation led by Commander T Mabatis of Elyria Post 11079 VFW will attend a banquet for Governor Thamas J Herbert in Columbus on Saturday January 25. Herbert will be presented a diamond studded VFW donation by Herman Webes Ohio VFW commander, with many National officers expected.

T. Mabatis Elyria Thamas J. Herbert Columbus Herbert Herman Webes Ohio Veterans of Foreign Wars Organization

Navy Dept In Need Of Stenographers

Miss Sara Jane Neagle, Navy civilian recruitment representative, will visit the Ohio State Employment Service in Elyria on Thursday to interview stenographers and typists for Civil Service positions with the Navy Department in Washington D C. due to resignations creating an urgent wartime need for civilian workers.

Sara Jane Neagle Navy Ohio State Employment Service Elyria Navy Department Washington, D. C

Missionary Society Honors Africa Return Missionaries

In Kipton on January 15 the Baptist church Missionary Society met at Margaret Whitney’s home with about 21 adults and 1 child. They voted to donate 20 to Rev and Mrs Metzler as they plan to return to Africa where they served for 24 years. The February meeting will be at Mrs Alice Pitts’s Camden home. Dinner guests included Rev and Mrs Metzler who spoke at the church service about their Africa return trip in M41 and their field work.

EN In Pains Society Paul Metzler M. O. Welch

Answer Questions From Congregation At Unity Octave

The Church Unity Octave services at St. Mary's Church run each evening at 8 pm through arrangements by Msgr. William J. Newton. Father Sullivan and Father West lead discussions on the Apostles Creed with a pulpit dialogue and a questions session from the congregation. After services, pamphlets are available and a tour of the church will follow tonight, with explanations of Mass ceremonies Sunday during Mass. The event invites people of all creeds or none to attend.

St. Marya William J. Newton St. Mary's Church Walter Sullivan William West Father Sullivan Eighth Air Force Fireland Air Transport Command North Africa Father West Old St. Mary's Church Chicago

Oberlin Professor To Teach In China

Oberlin College English head R A Jelliffe on sabbatical will teach English literature for one semester at National Peking University in Beijing. The invitation came through the U S Division of International Exchange of Persons of the State Department. Jelliffe joined Oberlin in 1907 after Yale and Harvard degrees. DUCK COMES TO HUNTER MOUNT CARMEL Hi C W Allis hunts, buys a duck stamp, then a heavy object crashes into his windshield and he finds a dead mallard.

Oberlin R. A. Jelliffe Oberlin College China National Peking University Jelliffe Division of International Exchange of Persons U. S. Department of State Yale University Yale Harvard Mount Carmel C. Wallis

G M Head Urges Tax Cuts to Preserve 40 Hour Week

General Motors President Charles B. Wilson warned at a U S Conference of Mayors gathering that without tax reductions the nation might need a longer work week or a lower standard of living. He urged cutting nonessential government taxes and boosting efficiency to keep living standards with a 40 hour week.

Washington Charles B. Wilson General Motora Corp Wilson U. S. Conference of Mayors

Federal Hospital Given To Ohio From Fletcher General

The War Assets Administration transferred Fletcher General Hospital at Cambridge Ohio to the State of Ohio for use as a mental hospital. The $5 132 025 facility is valued at $2 104 152 with 254 acres and 169 buildings. Included are hospital supplies equipment kitchen laundry and other maintenance gear to run a 300 bed facility. The state will pay only closing costs and convert the site gradually into a permanent hospital.

Washington War Assets Administration Fletcher General Hospital Cambridge Ohio Army Hospital Fletcher General

Ticket Agent at Linndale Dies in Heart Attack

Wellington William Smith, 43, of North Olmsted, formerly Wallington, died suddenly from a heart attack around 11 a.m. He served as a ticket agent for the New York Central Railroad at Linndale Station in recent years and previously at Wellington. He was reported to have collapsed on the street while en route to a slot.

Wellington William Smith North Olmsted Wallington

Veteran honored after 28 years for WWI Purple Heart

In Worthington Minnesota War Department sent a belated Santa Claus to John Danneman after 28 years. Danneman a former New York Central System employee of 30 years was listed as killed though records were corrected. He is survived by his wife Elsie Smith two sons Russell and Walliam Jr and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.

New York Central System Elsie Smith Russell and Walliam Jr North Olmsted Worthington Minn War Department Santa Claus John Danneman Danneman

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