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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1945
Page
10
Disjointed lines describe Allied and German actions in Berlin, referencing the Allied Control Commission and discussions on disarmament and orders. The fragment mentions British and Hungarian involvement and hints at directives or lack thereof affecting disarmament and occupancy.
Remarkable for stomach trouble and church news from Oberlin describes christenings and names of children at the First Church service. Notes reference the Jun 6 date, Rev. King sermon, choir, and upcoming Vacation Bible School overseen by Mrs J E Dewhurst with circle meetings and luncheon plans.
Local church events feature potluck at 1 PM and a talk at 2 PM on development in Afro American education led by Rev. Eliott J. Mason. Esther Fraser leaves for Rochester. Oberlin ration plan announced by the Oberlin Board with committee chairs named. Student Congress topic is Government control with a May 5 session. J. E. Cale teaches at Chicago workshop. W A A elects officers and plans Camp Hannah retreat. Winter catalogues issued. hospital discharges and births listed for May–June.
The Carlisle sewing club organized at Mrs Laura Pickard’s LaPorte residence with Miss Parad Pickard advisor. Officers named Cara Hicks secretary Janet Kiwect treasurer Emmy Amspaugh and Harriet Vail reader. Nora Pickard demonstrated proper needlework technique. Next meeting set for Pickard home Friday afternoon June 8. Also notes a 200th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Cihlerles Mi and a sixth birthday anniversary.
The body was buried Saturday following the crash. Details indicate the recovery and funeral were conducted in the wake of the incident, with authorities reporting on the condition and status of the deceased.
Five youths from Elyria attended a church event on Wednesday evening as plans for a new Hart Elmer residence on Samuel Street were outlined. The project, estimated at 5,000 dollars, features a 34 by 26 foot foundation and framing by Kerman Haas.
A damaged local notice describes gasoline tanks stolen from a Gulf facility. It cites police at 20 Tiron Street and Lake Avenue, noting two tanks valued at an amount not fully legible. No further details available from the fragment.
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