Latveet Firefighters Contain Blaze At 3:38 Pause
At 3 38 a blaze in Latveet was reported and seven ml/maid due to OCR. Fire crews extinguished flames quickly preventing further damage. No injuries reported as Moth Mires units contained the incident.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1942
Page
22
At 3 38 a blaze in Latveet was reported and seven ml/maid due to OCR. Fire crews extinguished flames quickly preventing further damage. No injuries reported as Moth Mires units contained the incident.
Cleveland reports two separate fires with no injuries or structural losses. Authorities cite car ownership details and suspect crews involved, while officials review storage and electrical installations for safety lapses.
A detailed city ordinance outlines bond redemption actions and the accruing interest on bonds held by residents of Elyria Ohio. It specifies payment dates, rates, and procedures for notifying parties, with provisions for public sale if obligations remain unsettled and mentions the city auditor and corporate seal in formal processes.
The text appears as fragmented OCR from a city audit or financial report with references to interest, bonds, rates, and procedures. It mentions officials, dates, and financial terms in a long, partially garbled block, suggesting a formal budget or fiscal discussion lacking clear readability.
The Ridgeville Ridgeville softball team extended its season win streak to four with a 6 to 2 victory over Arcade Markets at Pamessille last night. Hetty Pitts pitched, allowing three hits over eight innings with eight strikeouts and as many walks. The Binders scored on a three McCrone error, while Patty, the center fielder, delivered a double and a single in three at bats.
Perry Fay defeated Pfaudler Team 8 to 5 at Whe Stchinkey diamond last night. Phil Lece earned the win with Rindak pitching. Gutowski and Tomushe added key hits for Perry Fay. Lando and Gates led the Pfaudler effort with two hits apiece, while Beas’ plate fire contributed for the Perry Fay defense.
In June 1901 New York reports a six day professional lawn tennis championship at Forest Hills with a $1,000 first prize. Robby Riss and Don Budge lead a 32 player field as amateur tennis dwindles during wartime, while Frank Ko Watt handles judging duties and top contenders include Warne Sabin, Bruce Narves, Frank Hart yer and Berkeley.
Grafton hosts Lorain Sunday in a Northern Ohio League schedule. Strain Ever coached by Mike Telarii faces a top rival as Sandy Eeiders, Preme dapram, York at Sandusky Lot, Gitra Homes, and Wilard at Benes tue also play. The Sandusky City Loan team has a bye.
Six teams join the Victory Baseball League a league for boys not yet 13 before 1912 starts Monday with games Monday Wednesday and Friday each week. Ralph F Bauer leads under Elgin Recreation Board supervision. A split season runs two rounds per half with first and second half winners meeting in a single championship game.
Ridgeville girls softball, boasting a perfect split record, travel to Ethart tomorrow night to face the Cleveland Rangers. Game time set for o clock with Wittners players meeting at the Diner at 7. Victims of Hutnera this season include Cleveland Rangers Elyria Frank's Bakery Paineville Arcade Markets and Cleveland Koch Furnitures.
Coast Guard faces Army at Cascade Stadium on July 1 after an earlier June 29 Marine match at Allen. Air Corps and Marines also in action with a Marine showdown near Cascade as schedule tightens around the Coast Guard Army and Air Corps matches.
In a Virginia town, Virginia Dane fears diamonds smuggling, while Arturo Monteros pursues her and Stephen Mitchell lurks as an observer. Arturo hints at danger, Harriet Jordan becomes entangled with John, and Virginia seeks the missing diamonds as Monteros presses for control.
Washington report items claim American B 24 bombers in the Mediterranean scored a clear victory on June 15 against German pursuit planes. The mission aided by British forces damaged Italian battleships Littorio and Cavour. carriers and destroyers protected the fleet. no U S casualties or damage reported.
Police arrested a 16 year old after a report of abusing three younger boys aged 10 and 2. The incident details describe the youth allegedly turning the younger boys on their hands with harm. Authorities continue to investigate as prosecutors prepare charges.
Ohio University athletic director Dan C. Peden announced freshmen will be eligible to participate in all intercollegiate sports next school year. The football schedule for fall lists Western Kentucky at Athens October 2, Akron at Athens October 10, and several other away and home games including Ohio Wesleyan and Miami, with Thanksgiving at Dayton.
Kansas City Gans on the leading Brewers in the American Association battles as Toledo falls 7 to 5 and Columbus Hedbirds top Milwaukee 4 to 3. St Paul split with Indianapolis. Indianapolis won 2 to 0, George Coman pitching five hit shutout. Minneapolis at Louisville game postponed.
Report states Shieh took a bicycle from a younger boy and rode it through tar and mud. The boy was directed to see Police Chief B J Stankard today for further action.
South Amherst Catholic Masses at 6 07 and 10 00 AM led by Rev Rody Steiger while Morning Worship at 9 45 and Sunday School at 10 45 are listed with Congregational Pastor Ren E Anderson at 9 30 and 10 50. Mrs James Rice of Clifton NJ and Mr and Mrs Clarence Era from Amherst dine with Mr and Mrs Henry J Wood on Wednesday evening.
Austin Texas The University of Texas has added an unpublished Byron manuscript to its library This essay contains Byron impressions of Mme de Stach a gift from H J Luther Stark of Orange Texas The fragmentary note indicates the manuscript was received as a donation and is now part of the university collection
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