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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1942
Page
10
Commentary urges inclusive world planning with public input on everyday grievances. Proposes limiting theatrical double features as a step toward reducing mass dissatisfaction and improving daily life.
Fragmentary OCR note references Carter's Little Liver Pills and a disjointed reference to a park, a tree, and an Elle Bowes or Bowe name. The readable facts are minimal and unclear but indicate a product mention and stray phrases about good feeling and directions.
A fragmented opinion piece rails at wasteful shopping, overstuffed fashion and public manners. It vents about bargain sales and excess values while calling for sane budget use and sensible rules to protect drivers and shoppers. Distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc. India linseed acreage noted.
Oberlin reports a bridge party hosted by Mrs. W. Carson on West College Street with five tables and top prizes to Zabin, Nita, Earl Jones, Mr. Barry Nover, and Mrs. Dell Carnes. The 46H Club met at the Children’s Home, led by advisor Don Bryant and Margaret Gitder. Visitors include Mrs. Ross Loofteraush from London arriving for two weeks with Mrs. Te H. Roxland. Local residents host guests from Detroit, Rutland Heights, and Kellegassille while others travel to Camp Pemigewassit and Lake George for summer activities. Notables include Miss Behr’s appointment under a Foundation and a naval promotion for Lt. (Jg.) Ohly.
Amherst officials report A-2 priority status granted for the electric generating plant. Message from WM Matfield of the War Emergency Rating division confirms quick delivery and completion regardless of injunctions. Telegram from M. E. Gilmore cites approved generating units and bids to the lowest responsible bidder meeting requirements while village concerns over a sanitary sewer on Elyria avenue are raised and discussed.
Community basis on tratall tiphon or pump to pump into sanitary cower. Engineer Laund read on the improvement suggested by Conrad Zilch in property on Park arene. The material is here, but now Of Affairs surgeating that that elect tile plant be installed as soon as possibl. A motion was made that city solicitor Smythe contact W. G. Nord regarding property transfers between village and U. S. Automatic and that deeds be exchanged. Mayor's report notes $26.43 collected for Aceraes and fines. A special meeting will be cated for necessary legislation concerning the generating plant.
Brown school hosts the Perfection Club meeting with Miss Margaret Vanderoord delivering a talk on What U did at Camp Craig lant Year. Announcement of county demonstrations by Stanette Brill and Kathryn Kachel. Other fragments note admissions and local events in Lorain Alexandria and Camp Young impressions.
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