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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1946

Page

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Lorain County OPA price settlements reported this month

The Cleveland Area Rent Office and OPA district office announced settlements totaling about 6.5 million dollars with Lorain County merchants and property owners. The list names four Lorain food stores, other county stores, and several Lorain and Wellington durables firms, plus specific items and prices for meat, dairy, potatoes, and used autos.

Letain County Cleveland Area Price Administration Herner Lorain Bigtia Mintu¢t Edward Nemé Lake Avenué Ocerien Lake Avenue Broad. Street South End Middle Avenue Fred Hoff Wellington Dominic Richi Mircls Tavern North Dewey Road Amherst Momer Campbell Used Automobile

Flandin Freed After War Trials

Pierre Etienne Flandin, former French premier and Vichy minister, walked free after a Versailles trial. Convicted of collaboration, he received five years of civil prison with the sentence suspended. The wartime proceedings were noted for lacking the earlier sensational tone of Laval and Patton cases.

Paris France Vichy Pierre Laval Pierre Etienne Flandin Versailles Flandin Laval Marahial Henri Patain

Public Farm Goods Auction At Elyria On Saturday

Sale at the farm three miles east of Elyria on Route 20 begins Saturday at 12 36 p m. Harness, tractors, trucks, farm machinery, tools, poultry, bees, furniture, and household items offered. Auctioneer notes all property at the farm site per sale terms.

Panfield Hermes Terme Cash Beatrice Preston Guardian Clayton Sooy Auet Phones Grattan Leo Kiimect Clark Elyria U. S Buvere Rink

Farm Labor Demand Fluctuates as Hired Help Shifts

The County Farm Labor Office reports a changing demand for farm workers as harvests vary. Managers note early shortages eased by May, but a new need for cotton and fruit harvest staff may rise. Men and women from Elyria and Lorain travel daily to area farms for bean, corn, and berry picking, with expectations of a smaller turnout next week.

County Farm Labor Office Menry Leimbach n@ice Mira Bove Elyria Lorin Farma Amaller

Gasoline Prices Rise Across the Country

The cost of gasoline climbs nationwide with a general advance of one cent per gallon. The Standard Oil Company (Ohio) raises wholesale and retail prices for all grades by five cents per gallon, effective Saturday, July 21.

Standard Oil Company Ohio

Legion Tourney Opens Monday in Ohio State Cast

Delaware and surrounding towns enter the 1944 American Legion baseball tourney at Ohio Wesleyan University Ed Edwards field. Eleven district winners join Columbus in the 12-team field with Roberts Post 0 from Cincinnati aiming to defend the 1944 national title. the Columbus club carries an unbeaten record entering action. Judges and fans from major teams are expected to attend as the tournament pledges regional progression toward national finals.

Delaware Ohio American Legion Cincinnati Roberts Bentley Post Legion Ohio Wesleyan Edwards Field Kaurive Pemberville Delphos Springfield Mansfield Columbus Yortanough Lancaster Akron Lisbon Zarresville Cleveland Krona New York Lavan Coney Gronms Piatt Thomee Kris Aba Normae Koutes Abe Asee Ginini Inhakoures der Jendauta Mevia Tanibakoures Aniphens Creare Matt Bakource Abd Poise Rexulenve Helen Trambahuiurce Ainiecrater Bammbak Iid Lurain Cindy Lorin Cnie Yisten Lanai Tate Honda Testa Jorn Hane Fang

Car Crashes Leaving Six Of Arski Family Injured

Six members of the Arski family on Capel road near Duthee road were injured when their car ran into a ditch on Route a2 today. Driver Duthee Mysei, 34, suffered possible chest injuries and facial lacerations. his wife, a 5 month old son Alex, sister Carrie Myst, and his parents Joseph Ryem and Katherine Nyaki also sustained cuts and possible fractures.

Arski Capel Road Dité Duthee Road Ales Mysei Gathel Alex Carrie Myst Abd the Drver Joseph Ryem Katherine Katherine Nyaki

Death Record for JonbPd Thomas in Amherst Ohio

Joseph Thorhae 85 died at his home on the Mount Road Brownhelm at 7 of the Wesday. He was in good health and worked on the fatdén during the day. He came to his counters 5 years ago from Cleveland after residing here from Mennhhelm the Pant 21 vaare. Survivors include his wife The resa, four children Mrs Elizabeth Wahiek of Aurora Ohio and Julius Matilda and Julius. The burial is at the Zilch Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.

JonbPd Thomas Amherst Joseph Thorhae Dudde Aint Brownhelm Wesday Hungary Mennhhelm Vaare Cleveland Theresa Elizabeth Wahiek Aurora Julias Matilda Julius Une Bey

Drama to Be Presented at Revival Tent Monday

Funeral rites for Mrs. Minn Harmon held at 2 p.m. at Alich Funeral Home with Rev. Sattman officiating. Burial in Clavelane cemetery. A drama titled The Missing Christiana will be shown Monday July 2 at 7:45 p.m. in the Revival Tent on Lodi Street. Sponsored by Foursquare Gospel church, directed by Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Gurney and H. H. Harwell, open to the public.

Minn Harmon Alich PB. Sattman Wakethan Clavelane H. H. Harwell Edwin Gurney Vermilion Foursquare Church

Judge Findley Named On Committee To Raise Fund

Oberlin joins Dr Paul E Sears head of botany at Oberlin College Louis Boomfield and Judge Guy B Find ley along with Ohio agricultural industrial business and professional groups to form a committee. They aim to raise the 190000 Ohio Forestry endowment fund to back forestry education and timber research. The program will study growth harvesting and utilization of Ohio timber resources. A short circuit caused by static electricity ignited oil and grease in an automobile at West River and Lodi streets 5 p.m. yesterday. Firemen moved the car to the curb and disconnected the battery. no damage.

Oberlin Paul el Sears Oberlin College Louis Boomfield Guy B. Findley Ohio Agriculture, Idustrial Ohio Ohio Forestry Endowment Fund Kremen Robert Frey Thirty Fourth Street Lorain West River Lodi Streets Francis Keyes Elyria Coach Company Driv

Child Bitten on Cheek by Dog in Yard Incident

Russell Dunfee reported his three year old daughter Margaret was bitten on the right cheek Thursday evening by a dog owned by J. W. Bacher in the 400 block. The dog was tied in Bacher’s yard when the attack occurred, Dunfee said.

Russell Dunfee Bond Street Margaret J. W. Bacher Lake Avenue Bacher

Harold A Rayner dies at New London home

Harold A Maynes Sdr died at his New London avenue home after months of illness. He lived in the vicinity, ran a rick business, and is survived by his wife Margaret, father Charles Clarksfeld, son Harold Jr, and daughter Jean. Funeral services are planned at Fitch Funeral Home with Rev W H Mitchell officiating. Burial in Grove Street Cemetery. Leonard J Wealey funeral planned in Detroit Michigan. Body to Nichols Funeral Home with burial in Brookdale Cemetery. Surviving are Viola MajMermart of Ailyria and Mrs Mildred Spade of Battle Creek Michigan.

Harold A. Rayner New London Harold A. Maynes Sdr New London Avenue Margaret Charles Clarksfeld Harold Jr Jean Ap.m Fitch Funeral W. H. Mitchell Grove Mreet Cemetery Leonard J. Wealey Detroit Mich Nichols Funeral Home Brookdale Cemetery Viola MajMermart Ailyria Mildred Spade Rattle Creek

120 Lorain County Grange degree recipients at Medina High School

One hundred twenty candidates from Lorain county received the Sixth degree at Medina High School with a capacity audience. State Grange officers initiated 634 candidates from the northeastern section, bringing total new state grangers to 1800. The ceremony featured music by an orchestra, with Deputy Frank Mason noting 2054 subordinate members in Lorain county, the largest enrollment ever.

Lorain County Medina High School Elias Theather Joe Fichter Medinal Grange Quatiette Lawrence Wainwright Panof Frank Mason Torain County Maso

City borrows $50,000 from local bank

Elyria allocates private loan to repay sinking fund debt and fund operating expenses. Bank funds enable re investing into waterworks bonds issued at high rates. Sinking fund will reflow to cover taxes in the second half of the year.

Elyria Elyria Savings and Tytal Company

Veterans Insurance Reinstatement Plans Discussed in Elyria

Walter V Notingon of the Cleveland regional Veterans Administration staff spoke in Elyria addressing disabled World War II veterans about the Nalishat Service Life Insurance and how premiums may be covered by disability compensation or VA retirement benefits if amounts are sufficient. He noted many requests for reinstatement of insurance are expected after a Congress approved bill amends the veterans insurance law.

Walter V. Notingon Cleveland Ional Veterans Adubiatra Elyria Bigia Con Veterans Administration Gleveland Ohis Mobinson Truman Congress

State Commander Speaks At Rally Of Veterans Here

Milligan, state commander of AMVETS, was the principal speaker at a rally by Post 32 AMVETS in the M C A. He urged veterans to join organizations and use their influence on local national and international stages. Also speaking were Courtney Joy and Don Ashworth. Eleven guests applied for membership. next meeting set for Friday, August 2 at the Y M C A.

Pred Milligan Post 32 Amvets Jor Aome Courtney Joy Kiyria Veterans’ Service Center Looth Veterans Don Ashworth Columbus Veterans’ Information Service Milligan Amvets Line Senate House of Representatives Y. M. C. Aoon

Ridgeville Freeze Locker Burglary Report

A burglary at the Ridgeville freeze locker was discovered this morning. About 90 dollars in cash and checks were stolen from a single locker after a basement window was forced and a key obtained from the office. No other lockers were touched.

Ridgeville Sheriff's Department Ray Reising Locker Service

City streets report multiple vehicle collisions yesterday

Police reported several minor crashes on Lachangst Furnace wheels and Court street with damage to fenders doors and bumpers. A Greyhound bus struck a car on Court street injuring no one. another parked car sustained damage from a passing vehicle as it stood roadside. A Navy related note references submarine activity and wartime labor figures.

Ed. Joy Clyde Lawn RD Lorain C. Chandler Fourth Street Lachangst Furnace Grace Eckler LaGrange Cleveland Street Wisle Clayton Piendens MacBeth East River Road Walter Navy

Leading Democrats Seek Election Year Truce

Washington reports a bid by Southern and Northern Democrats to form a joint House committee to probe campaign expenditures and CIO PAC activities. Speaker Rayburn has not named a chair, with Domengeaux or O’Neal as potential leaders, amid anticipated compromise.

Washington Peace Stone Democrats House Sam Rayburn Tex James Domengeaux U. Sa Emmet O'Neal Rayburn Domengeaux

Permits Issued for Three New Elyria Homes

Three new residences receive building permits in Elyria. Janes Kerns of Grafton secures a 24 by 90 masonry house on Belavenue costing about 65,000. Ralph Arnold of Amherst plans a 34 by 28 frame home at 15 West River Street for roughly 2,500. Forrest Smith of High Street to construct a 17 by 28 frame dwelling at 13 Sheriff Street costing about 5,000.

Elyria Matt Dickson Janes Kerns R. D Grafton Belavenue Ralph Arnold Amherst West River Street Forrest Smith High Street Sheriff Street

Junior Farmers 4 H Meet North Ridgeville

The sixth Junior Farmers 4 H club meeting was held at advisor John Cummins home Plans for a picnic were made Play featured baseball and boxing as recreation Refreshments were served at close of meeting

Farmers North Ridgeville John Cummins

Markets for UBAIN mT 1 WHEAT and Livestock Prices

Market notes list various farm commodities and prices including No. 2 red wheat at 2.63, yellow corn near 31.38, cattle and sheep values, spring lambs around 82, and baskets of celery and berries. The document reads as a chaotic OCR of commodity markets with numerous figures and item names.

UBAIN M Sons Cleveland Bricek Sterk Nlepts Imarker Astracians Berrier Baskets Pancal Raririe Pepyers Pere Bay Byriem Ciuckens Birm Mark Ducklings

Court House Contempt and numerous divorce actions reported

Virgil Harrington 44 of Ridgeville sentenced to ten days in jail for contempt of court in a pending divorce case with Mabel Harrington after arrest following a disturbance at his wife’s Ridgeville home. Esther Buchanan and June Beerak granted divorces from William and Leonard Cook respectively on neglect grounds. Verna Crayton of Riverside Homes sought divorce from George of Eldorado Arkansas amid claims of neglect and cruelty. Charles Lindner granted divorce from Thelma Cook for neglect and neglect-related factors. A warrant issued for Sam Perrott of Wellington after threats at home. deputies seized a shotgun rifle and two handguns. Jessie Hall of Michigan fined for reckless driving. Ohio Industrial Commission awarded $2,925 against Henry Apke of Lorain in a suit over injury claims from 1941. defendant Joseph Deptay dismissed. Auto and truck collision at East Erie and Colorado led to a $7,100 suit by George Brown against Michael Morerath of Lorain and J A Behrendt of Toledo for negligence. Paul Raphael fined $55 for intoxication after police responded to eviction call.

Virgil Harrington Ridgeville Courcit Cook Mabel Harrington Sam Perrott Wellington Jones The Industrial Commission John Treer Joseph Deptay Apke East Erie Colorado Avenues Horain George Brown Jimlay Brown Michael Morerath Lorain Aginst J. A. Behrendt Toledo Nick

Judging Of Four-H Club Work Nears Final Stages

Four-H Club judging moves toward completion with more than 400 Lorain County girls assessed this week under Miss Helen Hebblethwaite. Next week and the following will judge 14 then 17 clubs, with final evaluations and display events at Wellington and Elyria.

Ign Lorain County Helen Hebbie Alwaitt Lorain High School Carlisle Dae Ork Elyrin Junior Sciteners Buckeye Thesday Carlisle Pins Carlisle Merry Q Elytia Shining Thimbles Huntington Sunshine Club Pomet Camden Dunorettes Camden Pittsfield Minute Maids LaGrange Lucky Charm Club Wellington Sunnysiders Elyria C. A. Chibs Brighton Huntington Penfield Rochester la Grang Wellington Claverettes

Large Limb Falls Damaging Two Homes in Elvini Area

A large limb fell from a portside tree at 246 Second Street, Alten residence, damaging the front porch and sidewalk of the Alten home and causing minor damage to the adjacent Alten residence. The limb narrowly avoided parked cars, with estimated damages totaling 424. No one was on the porch or under the tree when it struck. City workers removed the limb, believed torn by a recent windstorm. Also, Elizabeth Juncker of Westlake was fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving in the office court.

Alfred Alten Alten Elvini

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Nias Ry Harmon Funeral Ritea Kerelyiel Heirens Jin Degnan North Side James Degnan OPA Daumlter Frances Blow Joenier Wave Ross Fulton Grafton, Ohio Leonard J. Wesley Ridgeville Freeze Paul Yuhas Lodi Street Reed Wil Bls Hygrade FyGrade Dry Cleaners Guudorea Penner Pr, Smith & Co Byria Seviers Phang Hoek ‘Bene Sedgeman Oherlin Esther Buchanan Wiliam DB. A. Cook June Beerak Leonard BD. Ia. Cook June Byerak Verna Crayton Riverside Homes George Eldorado Ark Charles Lindner Thelma A. Cook Jessie Hall Michigan C.* C. Lord Ohio Industrial Commission Henry Apke D. A. Cook Paul Raphael West Avenue Aor Agate Uday Polite Russell Moran Moran Raphael Docr Anyne Stoke Pogis Eng Wir Sudro-Curtis Elizabeth Juncker Westlake Broad Street Madison Cab Nichols Funeral Home
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