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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1947
Page
7
During his installation as commander of the Everett American Legion post, a fire broke out. Fire Chief James W. Evans delayed the ceremony while firefighters extinguished the flames. Fire crews stayed on site for the remainder of the installation.
Four Ely area men were discharged from the Army and Navy and reported by the Selective Service Board. Anthony J. Mack of 142 Harvard Avenue. John P. Henson of YMCA G Army. James V. Fitzgerald of 325 North Abbe Road. and Robert J. Lehman of 211 Fifth Street are listed with their service dates and notes including occupation and occupation duties. County Treasurer Walter de Wright announced tax bills are prepared for regular Winter collection with mailing list recipients to receive bills soon. District collection agencies in most municipalities will open in late February for about three weeks and the tax collection will continue through February.
Nineteen members attended at Mrs Gordon Bartler's home as Elsie Stinehcomb spoke on Why I have a Garden. A February 18 program at the Heineman home features Saving Our Rare Birds with Mrs Weisander in charge. The Columbia Grange held a cold but well attended meeting with speakers Dale Hammon and Miss Ellie Konz. Church Women Plan Overseas Seeds Fundraiser at Higbee Auditorium February 7. W S C 8B group hosted at Columbia Methodist Church with a luncheon for eighteen.
Mr Harry Knopf to serve as Adatéas when the group gathers February 12. A combined meeting and shower for Miss Rowena Ingersoll is planned for February 5 at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs Russell Millars home. Donation of a stone lion by Donale Hettloona Home Akins to the Columbia farm noted.
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