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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1945
Page
2
A censored historic notice notes a soldier being discharged honorably after suffering malaria while detailing his service and time in the United States Army.
A garbled report notes Lt Col Morty Sun discussing elephants near flatlands of Assath Jidla. He claims elephants shave the moat and questions persist about elephants working late hours, amid trade union rhetoric and unclear airfield roads.
Jimmie Fidler reports Hollywood seniors muse about yachts as Uncle Sam lifts sailing ban. Celebrities vow to learn nautical terms and join yachting set to belong, while some sailors boast, a trend fueled by appetite for status and glamour. Headlines note Humphrey Bogart and Bacall, Rooney, Wallis, Tobin, Roosevelt, Gable, and others amid the wave.
West Ridge residents enjoyed a family Wiener roast on Sunday and the Ridgeville Grange presented The Hoodooed Coon at the Carlisle Grange to about 100 attendees. William Stegman and Mrs. Stegman visited from her parents’ home. he is stationed at Camp Par, California, while she lives in Pleasanton. A family dinner honored visiting guests at Irving Eldred’s. A Farm Bureau meeting Friday night included Julius Sheldons in Grattan. In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Stegman, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Eldred hosted a picnic dinner Wednesday night for immediate family and several local residents from Amherst, Penfield, Vermilion, and nearby families.
Wakeman church observes Children Day on the second Sunday in June with services starting at 10 a m featuring baptism of children and infants. Memorial Day services began at 6 a m around the school ground flagpole with Norwalk Veterans of Foreign Wars guests. special tribute to Dennis Watson and Charles Comy Jr who left for the Navy. Entertain for graduate Ger aldine Conry's graduation as Mr and Mrs Charles Finch Jr hosted guests including Ed Mossig Mary Miller Alberta Smith Jerome and Mrs Coury etc. News of Thurman Peavedy in France slowly improving and expecting voyage home. many local names appear in social notes from Fort Meade and surrounding towns.
Shenandoah Iowa sheriff led a five man search for 16,000 cigarettes that fell from a grocery truck. Five motorists helped in the treasure hunt for the contraband tobacco. In Chicago a GI hitchhiker revealed himself to be a long-lost brother of Cpl Frank Bell after John Bell gave him a lift in Italy.
Christian Scientists in Boston report praise for peace efforts as Mother Church plans to host the fourth annual wartime gathering. The Directors endorse California peace conference aims to outlaw war and reflect divine government, urging members to stay home per defense transportation guidance. Myrtle Holm Smith elected president, with Roy Watson and Mary Ewitg reelected as treasurer and clerk.
Dr Bernard Chomet pathologist at Elyria Memorial Hospital will discuss Establishment of a Blood Bank at the Kiwanis Club meeting on Thursday A film on blood processing by Abbott Laboratory Co will be shown This project aims to sponsor a Lorain County blood and plasma bank and faces a timely challenge
A Canton plant in Republic received a safety award for three years with no accidents during a period ending this year. Nationally under 70 firms have earned the designation. In Missoula Montana at Mer State University Jeffers of Enhis became the first woman elected student body president, at the spring election.
The readable bits describe stomach gas bowels kidneys and herbs. Mentions ERB HELP and ERB-HELP remedies. Appears to be a rough catalog of health claims and cautions without coherent structure or clear entities.
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