06 Jun 1946
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
1
Washington marks two years since D‑Day as the Treasury unveils the first postwar campaign for selling savings bonds. Secretary Vinson asserts the victory economy is ready to support postwar bond drives and urges public participation in funding national goals.
Catip Beckett of RoW 1 Gratton was fined 10 and costs after being charged with reckless driving following a traffic crash at Abberand and Broad streets at 7:38 am. Beckett reportedly failed to stop for a safety stop while driving a Night Tus from Abberond onto Broad, colliding with a car driven by Waller Buyer of North Olmsted. Buyer and Herr Werbel of Lakewood, a passenger, suffered injuries. both vehicles were badly damaged.
Sunday will be Children’s Day at the First Congregational church. Members of all departments will take part in the service at 10:45 a.m. A youth choir and quartet will perform a two-chair selection. Three Young people will discuss “We Feel Tomorrow” instead of a sermon. Church school meeting times and baptismal preparations are listed for the day.
Common Pleas Judge D A Cark ordered A W Brunger to continue Maxwell business operations as receiver for Elyria Body and Machine and Elyria Auto Body, in a suit by Walter Grothe who won a 10834 judgment. Creditors to file claims by July 6. appraisers named. Leo Kastl sues for divorce from Vidla on neglect and cruelty. Beverly Hacker files for divorce from Arthur Wilbert. Harry Hannon Motor Sales suit against Mine Lucas dismissed after Holton report.
Fragmentary legal notices list several licensee names and addresses in Cleveland Oberlin and Lorain. The text is garbled but includes Tray C Hale 23 Cleveland and Barbara Peste 29 Oberlin among others with stray references to legal processes and notices.
The text reflects on early Christian practice, urging thoughtful preparation for gospel work. It cites Jesus sending out seventy with specific guidance, trust in God for power, and the harvest as a field needing laborers. It emphasizes repentance, miracles, and the social costs of discipleship.
Deaths reported include Mrs Bailey of Berlin and Mrs Anna Biersbach of Elyria. Bailey, born May 14, 1870s, died June 4 at Nee home in Berlin Marguts. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs Charles Bodiets, and others. funeral at Ridge Lawn Cemetery. Biersbach, 69, of Griswold Road, Elyria, died at Elyma Memorial Hospital after brief illness. Surviving husband Frank, three sons, a twin brother Charles Nell, three sisters, and others. Services Sunday 2:30 pm at Geneva Lane Chapel. Also notices for Walter Mackin Wakeman, Ada Abbey Survidge and Abbey Survidge, with details on births, spouses, and service times. Burial plans listed for each.
Central Press Association outlines simple pre cut care to extend life of cut flowers from a sour garden. It notes species with milky juices need sealing, recommends flame sealing and boiling water methods, then cold water storage with foliage out. Wilted blooms like dahlia revive with warm water and gradual cooling. chrysanthemums may benefit from stem splitting.
Members of the Lovain County Seume Fourt Clu heard a talk on the development at dive daly in dustry at Uicu meeting last night at the home of Kenner Spiegel berg Amibee township The talk was given by Carl Deeds county agricultural extension agent Piiity-five members attended to Weep During the business session Taney clubverted to operate the soft drink confession at the Draft Horse Association pint to the eld late ghast mantl.
Word was received that a marriage license was issued Monday in Monroe Michigan to Russell L Davies and Ida Abighat both Elyrian. Miss Aligum works for J C Penney Co and Mr Davies is sports editor of the Elyria Chronicle Telegram. He will return to his post on Monday June 27.
The Van Schack mansion and farm birthplace of Cohoes has been sold to a private bidder. It served as headquarters for the colonial army prior to the Saratoga campaign, with Gen Burgoyne and Gen Gates linked to its history. Gov. George Clinton visited in 1777 and later events tied to the war’s turning point are noted in the tract’s lore.
A garbled OCR scan lists scattered names and fragments like Wake NoG and Raikes Le Wate with stray phrases about paths, depots, and a belted date. The text lacks clear events or coherence, exposing miscellaneous references.
Oberlin College chapter of Sigma Xi elected members in zoology chemistry botany physics and psychology plus two legate members Barbara Joubert and Rodney Taber Hood. Undergraduates Joubert and Hood are candidates for the BA degree at Oberlin’s 113th anniversary commencement. Also note: city pension trustees may increase pensions for retired firefighters and police but cannot decrease allowances, per attorney Hugh S. Jenkins.
Vincent Hodge of 1120 Lake Avenue reported to police that two hub caps valued at four dollars were stolen from his car while it was parked at General Industries Co on Tuesday.
Litchfield residents attended a birthday gathering for Earl Stentz at his Wooster home last Wednesday evening. The note lists relatives and friends visiting from Akron, Columbus, West Salem, Jersey City, and beyond, with multiple local trips and hospital news in a dense community diary style.
Oberlin sees the final DAR meeting of the year a luncheon at the Oberlin Inn on Friday June 14 at 1 p.m. Attendees include Elyria Lorain and Norvale members with state regent Mrs. James B. Patton of Columbus as speaker reporting on the Atlantic City Continental Congress. Others include state officers Miss Winifred Rader and Mrs. Edwin M. Puller.
The 37th Rotary International convention voted to retain its national HQ in Chicago. Delegates defeated a resolution to move the headquarters to Denver. The vote followed consideration of a site previously occupied by a Catholic cemetery.
The board of county commissioners acted on a workman basis after Commissioner Alan R. Branson and his wife left for Florida. They are taking their grandchildren to visit where the parents now live and plan to return after a short stay.
Police Chief F J Stankard returns to his office after several weeks ill health from a gun infection tied to a past gun duel with a robber. Fenders on two cars owned by Reuben Baus and W H Noel were damaged in a collision at 10 45 am yesterday in front of East Avenue as Baus pulled away from the curb per police report.
West River Road residents Mr and Mrs Edward Hughes and their two daughters hosted relatives from Ironton Ohio and Erie Pennsylvania over the weekend. The event honored the baptism of Nerissa Anne Manhole at the Danner home with music and gifts.
Fremont patrons and visitors packed the Sandusky River banks and bridge as the white bass run began its second night. The spectacle drew hundreds to Fremont, with fish moving up from Sandusky Bay to spawn, making the river a renowned fishing spot for years.
Allen School records show about 24 pupils with perfect attendance over two years. James Schenfield, joined by Anthony Meo, Sharon Wells, Eldon Smith, Verne Potter, Bas Madock, Eddie Olah, Rett Thatcher, and others, achieved flawless attendance across both years. after Christmas, eighth graders moved to Ely school due to crowding.
The body of multimillionaire George Albert Hormel, 87, will be sent to Austin, Minnesota, birthplace of his meat packing house chain, for burial after funeral services at Bel Air Mansion. Hormel died late yesterday. He was born in Buffalo, New York, and left school at 13 to work on a lumber company surfacing machine helper before moving briefly to the Toledo, Ohio, Wabash Railway shops.
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