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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1944
Page
1
A garbled report describes selective service procedures for rapid induction, detailing medical examinations and swift processing. It notes earlier practices of immediate induction post examination, potential furloughs, and a plan with limited post induction leave, outlining weeks between exams and dates for processing.
Auction listing for URIS Public Sale held Wednesday February 2 1944 at 12 Noon EST. Cattle include Guernsey Jersey and Holstein cows, heifers, a Holstein bull, plus farming equipment such as cultivator plows manure spreader disk hay tools DeLaval milking machine with pump and plumbing milk cooler cans and related household goods. Term cash. Sale site near Wellington Ohio and Rochester with directions given.
M. O. Jaycox owner offers farm items at residence two and three fourths miles from Oberlin, including 12 dairy cows with two due March 17, 7 6 month old heifers, 75 bu oats, 8 tons corn in crib, 4 tons hay, 63 corn shocks, 700 corn fodder bundles, tools, 5 milk cans, gas engines, and new Ford tractor with complete milking machine. Auctioneers Hobbs and Ri F Clerk. Oberlin Ohio. Tol 9294.
Deputy sheriffs returned to the court house to collect on nut costs of around 80 for flying to Buffet after suspects. Mototyre reportedly saved 1 and contained dane 29 following the cane Hina be Judy Guy 18. Paneley charged, jury ruled in carelessness. No payments were made and the court ordered his pickup. Deputies learned he was at Baltals and will be pursued. Daily costs set at 1.84.
Certificates were presented by Michael Stevens and Mrs Murphy to women reces adjusted from home nursing classes. Elvin High School students performed and eight girls from Roosevelt School revived dances. Local nominees and committee recommendations were listed, with many names and roles across community groups. A police result noted a driver fined for reckless driving after a collision on Michel Avenue and Sixth Street.
Washington January report outlines serious tire shortage and new administration rules. It details eligibility based on driving purpose and shifts in fuel policy. Three entry categories will divide motorists into essential workers, less essential, and non essential drivers.
Fort Wayne attorney general candidate Samuel Dilldarko was named successor to the late Senator Frederick Van Nuys who died Tuesday. Gov. Hines F. Schvicker announced the appointment after returning from funeral services for Van Nuys. Dilldarko, active in Democratic politics for five years, had been mentioned as a gubernatorial candidate this year.
A colossal battleship slides down the ways at New York Brooklyn Navy Yard amid warnings that it is the world’s greatest armored ship. The event follows confirmation that the United States will intensify arms sanctions and sends a signal to rivals as ceremonial details proceed.
A local page notes a new car could be purchased at a price around 100 000 with a service schedule every day. A separate vehicle in good mechanical condition is available while another wagon remains out of service after an accident. The commission considers repair options and potential subsidies, with repair work estimated at about 500. The text also mentions a route and plastics from a factory linked to Sammy Font Ea Luella.
Alfred Square of a Site tang uent of Lordin county and a retired Farner died at 0:30 today at the home of his daughters in South Eaton. Surviving are four sons and two daughters. Funeral arrangements and burial planned in Ridge town cemetery. Also notes on new funeral services for Caroline McCos of New London with details of services and burial.
A union led drive at Pleasant View Sanatorium aims to raise funds for patient entertainment through a fund organized by Leen University and the Westinghouse tandem. Local officials and LaRaine County Savings Bank back the effort, with a $10 fine noted for a separate traffic incident in Lorain.
Members of the Hirst church gathered at the dames Brand house for a dinner and post meal reports. Trustees deacons and various committees were discussed. officers were elected including deacons and treasurer. a Naval Reserve note mentions and a college calendar lists events and services.
A garbled grocery market listing shows multiple produce items with prices and vendors, followed by a brief legal blurb reporting an intoxication charge. A person was fined five pounds plus costs after a court appearance in a West Rivage street incident linked to a religious gathering.
Word from Mi and Mrs ak Gs Busweuli 314 Foster notes their son Siew William A Buswell of the WS aEC arrived safely overseas after enlisting on Jus 29 143. Addresses cannot be published per regulations. A new update from Myre A Hull 218 8. Minst confirms Helen Hutt and others. A change of duties has been reported by Mrs dobaswa at EB Barbie street for her son Je Cl dghnson. 68. 5. Henley 993 US N ROS Base A Chickasaw Alabama. Lt Gwen Ramern 6820572 Daly Mabry Ben Hep Del Dale Mabry Field Jan J Tallwtinssee Floridh. Myre BL Tyury dir of 160 Paso fend pverue reports address for bey Rasiand Joseph Bi Terry Jy $C Ady Pye Cons trol Sehoni Class 8-44 Receving Suniun Rave Yard Washington the CIVIh WAR DIES TIFFIN Oylan 23 WARt Military services will be held Monday.
The Sales Tax Examiner announces a series of appearances at county and city offices including Veuples Bank in pba Wellington Amherst and CiLY Bank in Lagan with dates in February and February 29. The notices list vendors and sessions for tax examination assistance and a memorial note mentions a veteran who died yesterday in Seneca County.
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