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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1942
Page
10
Henry McLemore reports a spontaneous street poll on the rubber shortage and travel habits in Manhattan. The survey traces how drivers and pedestrians respond to looming tire limits, comparing attitudes to government trust and personal planning amid potential shortages.
A garbled passage shows a speaker urging action to prove capability, with references to appointments, dinner, and dates. It also touches on wartime shortages, fighting equipment, and rubber as precious, criticizing misused missions while calling for immediate use. The fragment mentions Manhattan citizens and broad national context.
A list of local life events including the birth of Grayson Wayne Turner on Friday June 3 to Mr and Mrs Wayne Turner of Litchfield. The text also notes a late June funeral for Horton I Turner, a surprise 40th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Sears with guests from multiple cities, and various social visits and incidents in Cleveland Youngstown Akron and nearby communities.
Rural Life celebration at Weymouth community church features Shedley and Wilalah attendees. Next Sunday Children’s Day service will include baptism. Medina Grange graduates Juniors at Weymouth church Tuesday. Litchfield FB meets before vacation. charter members honored. Autmuth family updates include Santa Ana address and Ohla Injector Co. employment.
Elizabeth Deasy of Avon Lake married Joseph O Connor of Cleveland in St. Christopher's Church. The ceremony featured white decor and bridesmaids in white prints. Breakfast at Kaare's and a 200-guest reception followed at the Deasy home. The couple plans ten day trip to California and then a Riverside Dr. apartment. Local relatives attended graduations, showers, and hospital notes mention family events and travel.
A fragmented Brighton brief notes visits and travel of local residents. Fannie Beers spent Sunday afternoon in Milan. Vid Hales and others lodged Monday night at Warnet Merrill’s in Stenver. Lew Whither and family hosted Sunday dinner with relatives in Huntington. G0. Greve, Hazel, and Keelyn Mant enjoyed the gala fire in St. Mares Ohio. Mrs ALS Hanes returned from Kenesa to care for Gina Rewland and infant in Huntington. Howard Eversen and family hosted guests. Barbara and others visited. Ansel Road, Cleveland, and Matures ark events referenced. two weeks’ service and a visit from T D Auble and son David anticipated.
The forty third annual Sharon Campmeeting begins June 26 at the Camp Ground near Sharon Center Medina County. Nationally known evangelists will lead Bible studies and youth work will be organized by department workers. Key D Fulmer heads the planning along Heights Boulevard as president.
Hospital admissions include Mrs Ray Ewers Toralny Mrs Eddle Glass Stop 6 Fuller Road Mrs Lorenza Todd 1118 Middle Avenue Erman Cotton KD No1 La Grange Discharges: Mrs Frank Knott Vermilion Irene Shaffer 128 Columbia Avenue Mrs Calvin Miller RD 3 John B McNeil 162 Adelbert Street Melvin Gunder 13 Rush Street Robert Pippert Amherst Elva Jean Garfield 117 Heights Bled Mrs John Koepp baby boy 400 Tenth Street Mrs Edward Curningham 108 P Malcolm Court Mrs John Szabo baby girl 509 Lodi Street Strs Robert Taste baby girl 110 Cascade Street Frank McCormick Jr 139 Chase Street
Benjamin Cheney a 76 year old Houston financier and director of several banks and trusts was found dead in a dry wash 64 miles from town after likely dying four to five days earlier. He leaves wife Jual Arthur Ida Lewis of Hamilton Ontario once a famed stage performer. They wed in Covington Kentucky in 1898. He inherited a Santa Fe railroad fortune and once directed Wells Fargo during the Depression.
In Ridgeville Township, Alderman Andrews and the Lorain County Sheriff’s Department coordinate a moving pictures event for all fire and wardens, graduates, and residents. The outreach invites attendees from local schools and Harvard grads to view the program and support community safety.
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