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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1947

Page

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Picnic at Gastadee Park Plans Official Family Event

The town official family will hold a picnic at Gastadeé park on Wednesday at two o clock. Activities include frost races for children and adults with prizes for six winners. A dance and records will follow, with many local officials and staff assisting.

Alty Gastadeé Park Prines Danéifg la Mattia” Waiés Waler General Bairman Jef Madhock Eilgworth Athell Games Stankard Agtes Wichlacz D. Faxon A. A Agate Hari A. Dickason Ed Holf Mets Horat Ake

Livestock Judging Tour Planned for July 24

Leland Schuler of the Lorain Medina and Summit Counties Agricultural Extension Office announces a general livestock judging tour set for July 24. Sheep will be shown at Bob Bowman farm north of Medina on Route 4. Angus beef cattle and Hampshire hogs at O R Dodd farm east of Medina on Route 18.

Léland Schuler The Agricultural Extension Office Medina Summit Cotttittes Bob Bowman Angus Hampshire 0. R. Dodd County ‘Line Mr. Schuler H Club Lorain Summit Counties Leland Schuler

Despondency Seen As Responsible For Woman's Death

A jumble of obituaries and death notices from Elyria January 13 194? recount the deaths of Mrs Bert Johnson Mrs Homer Johnson and other locals. The piece notes despondency and possible suicide as contributing factors while listing survivors church affiliations and funeral details.

Arrest Cancer-It's Wanted For Murder Wins Slogan

Monte Clare Pa Fortun e Lloyd F Wonder 35 died following a long illness after an argument with ex husband Rudolph He lived on Griswold road with wife Mary and three children He worked in credit departments in Lorain Elyria firms He survived by wife two sons daughter two grandchildren brother and two sisters Funeral services set for 2 p m Tuesday at Relchilin Cooley Funeral Home burial in Lorain cemetery.

Weinwright G. Russel Hargate St. Andrews Church Heinting Johnson Homer L. Johnson Elgine Waltweight Monte Clare Fortune Lloyd F. Wonder West Mary Hoetan Griswold Rand G.I Rudolph Ness Griswold Road Nww Lorain Glenn Rogers; Motor Company Elyria J. Hawkins Company Mary Earl of Edwin Bartels Thelma Triplett Sandusky Relchilin- Cooley Funeral Home Paul Brown John We. Davis New London John W. Davis Fitchville Ed Burton Flora Quirk North Dakota Sackett Funeral Home W-H. Mitchell

Woman wins house in nationwide cancer fund contest

Mrs Kyenton and her husband, a 43 year old Army supervisor at Valley Forge General Hospital, celebrate her winning slogan Arrest cancer its wanted for murder among 236000 submissions. The couple, with three young children, expected the prize to help their family.

Brownlie Ellen Acevado Frank Gonzilez Elen Acevaded Mothen MacKennon Carmen Rodriguez Rio Damon Runyan Kyenton United Press General Hospital Phoenixville Dinmy Anne

Red Cross announces Riverton irrigation project details

Veterans in Central Wyoming can obtain information and application blanks at the Elyria Red Cross office for the Riverton Irrigation Project covering 87 farms. Miss Edna Schropp reports the State Emergency Maternal and Infant Care program has been discontinued, with aid still provided to eligible individuals before June 30 but no new cases after that date.

Jenining Wote Riverton Wyoming Elyria The American Red Cross Edna Schropp Miss Schirapp

Dewey Seeks Federal Takeover of Nuisance Taxes

The article notes a panel including Caldwell Frank Carlson Kangus Altendt Driscoll Gales Hildreth Munroe Hont Lane and others discussing tax policy with Dewey moderating. Dewey proposed the federal government assume control of personal income taxes while leaving nuisance taxes to states, citing theater and prize fight levies as examples.

Gove. Caldwell Frank Carlson Kangus Altendt BE. Driscoll New Jersey Ralph F. Gales Idiana Horace Hildreth Munroe Lester C. Hont Wyoming William Preston Lane, Jr Maryland Dewey

Oberlin Woman Dead. Family Hosts Birthday Before Burial

A sheriff department report says Mrs. Clapp was found by daughter Helen after a private birthday gathering for Helen at Glenn Clapp's home. The Oberlin resident for 27 years had dental work six weeks earlier and grew anxious, with a clothesline secured to cellar spikes noted in the scene. Survivors include daughters Wilma Franklin and Stella Harris, sons LeRoy Glenn and Forest, a brother J. Poot, and sisters Irene Case and Jensie Livermore. Private funeral set for Wednesday at Sedgeman Funeral Home with burial in Clarksfield cemetery.

Helen Sheriff Department Oberlin

County seeks depositories for millions of funds at court house

County commissioners consider appointing bank depositories for 3.5 million dollars of county lands for two years and seek 2.0 million in inactive funds and 4.5 million in active funds for the same period. Current depositories hold 2.175 million inactive and 0.30 million active with no interest on active funds and small interest on inactive deposits. The board also reviewed a 1,280 dollar bid from Micro Photo Service Bureau of Cleveland to microfilm records from 1824 to 1895, about 32,000 pages, plus extra work for 90,000 vouchers and 125,000 deeds, to save space and ease crowded offices. Auditor Frank Ayres proposed the project as space grows tighter with population and records.

Aids Aw Mico Photo Service Bureau Cleveland Frank Ayres Micro Photo Service Clara Mason Quenton

Elyria Saddle Club Show Draws Large Local Crowd

A large crowd attended the Elyria Saddle Club show at Wetkel's Riding Academy on Carlisle Avenue. Seventeen events awarded prizes of 10 7 and 3 dollars, with results listing riders and owners such as Joan Miggitt Fremont and Helen Sewab Milan in multiple classes. The program honored founder Tale C. J. Crehore, and photos featured Crehore with his horses as Elyria remembered his era.

Elyria Saddlé Club, Inc Wetkel Carlisle Avenue C. J. Crehore Elyria Tommy Tucker Nan Olsen Lady Shirley Rogers Hex Red Belamy Sandusky Rex Bell A. J. Lump Peggy Lump Colonel Ohl and Nixon R. V. Judgss Sarah Cushing Beauty Nah Olsen Joan Krespach Tippy Firth Pat Kemerer Stralling Major Joan Magill Fremont General Laenhower Helen Sewab Milan Lucky Shirley Rodgers Nixon Mary Cushing HarryUay M. E. Whitman Dick Wainwright Skippy North Eaton Volunteer George Zimmerman Lodi Socks M. P. Weikel Bobby Welkel Musical Chair Babe Roxann Handrosh Grattan Berouty Harry Knowles Susie Q Carl L. Kramer Olmsted Ills Golden Fleet Joan Maggitt Polly Joyce Pinson Fredy Boy K. C. Rockwell Tex Jane Birkbeck Candy Doug Kennedy Alex Paul Leeksa Cleveland Jim Frank Haliszka Dick Loomis Jayre Pengon Midnight David Sigel Trinkey L. Reising Man of Gold E. Kramer Paul Lecksa Frank Halitzka

Plastic Earthworm Toy Targets Fishermen Across Nation

Portland report notes Hugh Loud of Detroit introduced a five inch red or brown plastic earthworm copy on shelves in sporting goods stores. Loud claims the toy resembles real bait and suits anglers who avoid hunting real worms. The piece cites a regional pattern and asserts its verisimilitude.

Portland Ore National Association of Manufacturers Hugh Loud Detroit Lrepds United States Artifical Baum Loud Artifica Ernst Baumhart Road Ruby Fish South Point

Markets Seavestock and Cleveland Market Miscellany

Market notes show varied cattle and lamb prices with ranges for Cattle Heifers and Cows, plus calves, sheep and spring lambs. Also Cleveland Homegrowerd Market lists produce prices for beets carrots celery lettuce peas and more with assorted stock quotes and a Toledo wheat and corn section and a remark on trans Atlantic calls postwar resume.

Athens Rully Choice Aero Cbs Cleveland Bekis Una Bor-Bhei Ieberg Theo Marietta Secilany World

More Than 250 Boys And Girls Busy On Local Farms Today

The Farry Labor Office reports over 260 youths worked on local farms today, nearly matching last Friday. Ten trucks carried 114 youths from the rain, six left Ely with 84, and organizers expect more help tomorrow and Wednesday for beans, raspberries, and sour cherry picking in the Lorain area.

Porta Henry Leimbach Farry Labor Office Ely+ra Lorait

Police Dept News: Guitars and Clicks in Late Night Incidents

A guitar valued at 55 dollars stolen from Eddie Jacobs at 211 Cheathull Street shortly after midnight Saturday was recovered in a hedge in front of 16 West Avenue. Police report details a six foot tall man in brown and black guitar, with Elm Street and West Avenue as the pursuit path. Additional reports note damaged vehicles on Lodi Street and Broad Street, a taxi bumper incident, a coach collision, and a car left at a stop. Several arrests for intoxication occurred on Broad Street and Lodi Street, with fines ranging from 5 to 10 dollars plus costs.

Eddie Jacobs Cheathull Street Wykrent Hovice West Avenue Tosday Jacobs Elm Street Edward Starr Lodi Street Frank Lender R. D. Oberlin Robert Rivercomb Broad Street Elyria Elmer Spies Patsy Crutall Euclid Avenue Hath Street C. Hutchings Courtland I Street Lorain County Bank Willie Henry Brown Detroit Donald Skatiz Berea

Move Pops Up To Slow Down Dewey Drive

A surprise move to slow Gov. Thomas B. Dewey's presidential bid unfolds at the 20th annual governors conference. Gov. James Dutt of Pennsylvania and others urge an open field, with Ohio's Gov. Thomas J. Herbert backing Taft as the favorite son. Building permits issued include a 32 by 22 foot dwelling for Florence and Ernest Bates at 197 High Street and a 24 by 36 foot frame home for Charles Roseboro on West Fifteenth Street.

East Lake City Thomas B. Dewey James Dutt Pennsylvania Dutt Thomas J. Herbert Ohio Duff Ing Gandiseres Robert Taft Herbert Lae Hart A. Dickason Florence Ernest Bates Lake Avenue High Street Charles Roseboro Riverside Homes West Fifteenth Street

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