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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1947
Page
3
A reading of testimony shows Pat Hen and other confidants weighing rent control ideas. Speakers question President Truhan's stance on extending renewal terms and the likelihood Congress will act.
Police, coroner, and hospital officials discussed whether infant deaths at a Massillon hospital were accidents or homicides. Coroner Edward Reno labeled the deaths homicides, while police considered a third view ruled out after testimony about nurse actions and patient covers.
Vincent and Mrs. Baldwith hosted relatives and friends for a Sunday supper. Guests included Mrs. Mary Stahl Irvin Henry Mr and Mrs Gaslard Biddinger Mrs Meris Gardiner and son Tommy all of Savannah. Susan and Nancy Kinza granddaughters of Mrs Stahl from Ashland. Nina Keener, formerly of Lorain, moved into an apartment owned by Mr and Mrs Mo P Reese recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Ed Frideristine.
Couples supper and meeting at Vincent Methodist church with a dinner, entertainment by HUMBEF of ice furés from Alaska shown by Dale Catton. After a bugindie session, the group decided to continue summer meetings at members homes rather than the church. July gathering at Mrs Richard Heche’s Middle Ridge road home.
Mrs Baldwin's sister Met hosts a gathering with Mrs NeCauti¢y and Miss Hubbard joined by Meg T. Baldwin and Vinita Shiree Mra H. NeCauti¢y. Panel Hibbard of Fitchette and Col. Wailer Hibbard of Werrington B.C. were also present at the home that day.
Fragmentary text mentions multiple months and authorities with garbled names. It references an accident and a worker in the United States, but specifics such as dates places or actions remain unreadable.
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