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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1950

Page

4

Wellington Busy Session as Town Council Acts

Wellington town council held a busy meeting presided by Mayor A. B. Jones approving housing for Ralph Myers and considering repairs to Courtland street. The Board of Public Affairs to meet June 23 to discuss buying 10 500 feet of wire. 2-hour parking proposed. police to enforce the plan June 24. Discussions included tree removal, street repairs, Herrick avenue trucks, and motors running all night. A water meter for the new fire department was ordered, and dog control legislation was requested.

Wellington A. B. Jones Ralph Myers Daniel Shepard Courtland Street Board of Public Affairs Herrick Avenue H. W. Wagner Supt. J. Miller Howard Arndt Board of Education Council Ralph Warren Stevick Southwest Alley First Baptist Church Merrell A. Wood Lakewood Rudolph Brekner West Erie Avenue Lorain John Brunzil East 32Nd Street Hospital Leroy Kubuske Amherst Jesse Kelley South Amherst Robert Teaman Darral Smith Elyria Dennis Eliott Dennis Elliott Leroy Kususke Amherst Council A. G. Stiwald Woodhill Drive Cleveland Avenue Amherst Water Works Sunset Drive L and L Chevrolet Church Street Ouncil

Amherst Confesses to Theft In Local Incidents

Ralph Verne Morris age 19 of 164 Park Avenue was arrested after admitting two thefts at the Amherst Electric Light Plant and a bakery locker. He took ten dollars then fifteen dollars to escape home amid family trouble with his stepfather. Amherst Rotary and council notes cover Coast Guard talk at the club, street work, parking meters, and local police court fines for intoxication and unsafe driving.

Amherst Ralph Verne Morris Park Avenue Elyria Morris Electric Light Carl J. Wenrich Parker Miller Paul Pikey Robert Hubbard Amherst Rotary Club Congregational Church Richard Winemiller Chief Thorington Lorain Coast Guard Harry Powers Los Angeles Calif Ralph Gerdner Cleveland Roy Herr Rotary Club Valley Forse Conrad Zilch Roxy Hart Roy Stevers C L Goodspeed Robert Stevens Ralph Pritue Orlando Petrillo Bernice Carter En Micholas East Street Charles R. Powell

North Olmsted Woman's Club Garden Party Plans

The North Olmsted Woman's Club schedules its annual garden party at North Olmsted Park on Wednesday June 28. A luncheon at 1 p.m. will be followed by card games with prizes. Officers listed include President Herbert C. Moellering and Vice President William Kahler with other committee members. An additional note reports that an average of 3,500 farm people perish yearly due to fires.

Erieside M. C Clarence H. Chambers Club News Lorain County Woman's Republican Clubs Elyria Republican Women's Club Oberlin Inn Wilma Perkins Charles Lampen Isabelle Hines Blanche Jones D. B. Stevick M. L. Carpenter Lucille Caner Martha Henes Minerva Knapp A. C. Garberson Clyde Park Woman's Republican Club Howard Everson Brighton Lorain County Woman's Republican Club Herrick Auditorium Abbie K. Hand Circle of King’s Daughters L. G. Bradstock Bradstock Nairy Mary Sprague Curtis Truman Russell Jordan Lelan Kirkpatrick Howard G. Young H. B. Wilson Howard England Hazel Douglas Margaret Rothwell Alice Andrus Curtis E. Truman North Olmsted North’ Olmsted Woman's Club North Olmsted Park Herbert C. Moellering William Kahler George Buehring Ways and Means E. E. Heene Buehring D. W. Talcot Thomas Walsh D. D. Swanson Charles Doolittle Jack Kovachy Carl Dearing J. C. Spice A. G. Whitford H H Limpert S. Kruppenberg

Complete Report on Housing Survey By Citizens Fact-Finding Committee

The Citizens' Fact-Finding Committee submits the housing survey results after months of work. The canvass covered 7,748 homes with 74.9 percent owner-occupied and 25.1 percent renter-occupied. The report details addressing renters and outlines committee meetings and volunteer efforts.

Citizens’ Fact-Finding Committee

Toledo Bishop Named Archbishop of Cincinnati

Archbishop Karl J. Alter of Toledo was appointed by Pope Pius XII as the new Archbishop of Cincinnati to succeed the late Archbishop John T. McNicholas. The announcement was made by Apostolic Delegate Amato Cicognani. Archbishop Alter, 64, has led Toledo's 210000 Catholics since 1931.

Washington Karl J. Alter Toledo Pius XII Cincinnati John T. McNicholas Ameto Giovanni Cicognani United States Patrick J. McCormick Catholic University of America Patrick A. O'Boyle Athenia Alter Cardinal Stritch Chicago

Ohio Girls State Governor To Be Sworn In Tonight

Columbus reports Nancy Smith of Jamestown will be sworn tonight as governor of Buckeye Girls State. She ran on the Real jist ticket after campaigning yesterday and defeated Jean Whiteside to win a wage dispute settlement plan, a 75 cent minimum wage, and a national health program. She moderates health and hospitals for the National Catholic Welfare Conference. The Ohio prelate led Catholic welfare efforts for Spanish Americans and presided at an inter-American seminar in Havana in 1946.

Columbus Nancy Smith Jamestown Jin Buckeye Girls Miss Smith Realjist Jean Whiteside Realist Foce Health and Hospitals Bureau National Catholic Welfare Conference Ohio Cardinal Arteaga Y Betancourt Havana

Idealist ticket sweeps state offices at Girls' State

The Idealist ticket swept remaining state offices as 434 junior girls named Anna Winne Willoughby lt gov Emily Battin Columbus secretary of state Judy Seil Cuyahoga Falls state auditor Ann Emery Columbus treasurer of state and Marcene Jacoby Akron attorney general. Girls' State on the Capital University campus is sponsored by the Ohio American Legion Auxiliary to demonstrate state government in action.

Miss Smith Carl V. Weygandt Ohio Supreme Court Anna Winne Willoughby Emily ‘Battin Columbus Judy Seil Cuyahoga Falls Ann Emery Marcene Jacoby Akron Capital University Ohio American Legion Auxiliary

Eye Don’ts For Workers In Poor Light And Dusty Air

Health ad lists eye care rules for workers including avoiding unnecessary eye use and reading in dim light, plus protection from dust wind or overwork. It promotes Lavoptik as a quick soothing remedy for inflamed or burning eyes, with a money back guarantee and widespread praise. Available at drug stores.

Enlistments in Navy Rise With Local Recruits

Gerald Flanders 17, Lynn Gerald Jackson 17 and Walter F Kappely Jr 18 enlist as Seaman Recruits. Flanders and Jackson go to Great Lakes for basic training. Flanders and Jackson are linked to Elyria and Amherst areas through schools and parents. Kappely also heads to Great Lakes after Amherst High School graduation. he is a member of Lorain Naval Reserve Surface Unit.

Navy Gerald Flanders U. S. Naval Training Center Great Lakes Clarence Flanders DeWitt Road Lynn Gerald Jackson Jackson Elyria High School Howard Jack East River Street Elyria Walter F. Kappely Jr U.S. Navy Kappely Amherst High School Walter F. Kappely, Jr Franklin Avenue Amherst Lorain Naval

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