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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1945
Page
3
Reported at Riverside Homes where speakers discussed democratic ideals. The event featured Mrs. Hay and other local figures addressing race, equality, and civic participation with calls for unity and ongoing engagement in governance.
Dr Karl Quimby a church educator and former Jersey City district superintendent will preach at the 10 AM service at First Methodist. He will also address Christening Fellowship and Senior High School groups with an Apianic supper at 5 PM if weather permits. Dr Quimby plans to attend the Northeast Ohio Annual Conference in June.
North Ridgeville Grange opened in regular session last Thursday evening with Sayers presiding and officers present. Names listed include Lewis Plame, Meo, Mrs Alvin Woodhe, Han Bots Fullimer, Maurice Kiown, Karl Gibson, and Raymond Stafford. The third and fourth degrees were censored. an event and desserts were planned for the next meeting.
Columbus reports unions plan to publish a legislative chart detailing Ohio General Assembly members voting records. The CIO Council and state AFL and Telephone Workers union discuss distributing the records to members and the public, noting focus on the Rogs Act, work hours rules, and unemployment insurance.
DEAN HALUDAY explains how corn pests migrate north from the south to attack Victory garden sweet corn. It details corn ear worms that feed on ears, signs like silk damage, and control methods using mineral oil with pyrethrum and rotenone sprays to combat European corn borer with timing to achieve about 80 percent control.
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