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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1947
Page
4
Pennsylvania Man Reports Oil Line Expansion Plans
Georges He Brown of Tetad Eastern Transblasion Corp outlined converting two pipeline lines to carry oil from Texas and Pennsylvania to eastern consumers. The War Assets Administration sale cost 143,172 dollars, with 140 million cubic feet daily expected to flow after compressor stations are added, boosting supply and efficiency while easing fuel costs for home users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pon
Tex
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Beth
Eit
Fei
Corporation
Georges He Brown
Tetad Eaxtern Transblasion Corp
Das Cartiers
Pexat Eastern
Ines
War Assets Administration
Texas Field
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
Progrem
Brown
Pennsylvania
Cémpélifion Frofi Natural
Gag
Nova sponsors father and son banquet at church
The Nova Methodist church W.S.C.8 sponsored a father and son banquet Friday evening. Tables were beautifully decorated and the event highlighted church fellowship and community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova
W.S.C.8
Nova Methodist
Local church program and community notes
Mary Tedrow led the program and singing with Mea Parkins. Stanley Richards was toastmaster for the sons and Lawrence Snyder for the fathers. Rev Rife and Mrs Stan spoke. a humorous reading by Rachel Stentz. Collection aids a church rug. WBCS met at Mamie and Dorothy Rife’s with 45 in attendance. New members added: Florence Willard, Mrs Bolin, Miss Helen and Jessie Baker. Also notes on WBCS, Father’s Day history readings, and other local updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tedrow
Ted
Mea. Parkins
Stanley Richards
Lawrence Snyder
Rife
Stan
Rachel Stentz
W.9.c.s
Mamie
Dorothy Rife
Mamie Rife
Florence Willard
Bolin
Helen
Jessie Baker
Iva
Byrne Andrews
Richard
Harold Darby
la Grange
C. F. Hanville
Albert Andrews
Edna Benton
Norwalk
Donald Bruder
Springfield
Mass
J. L. Bruder
Connie Jones
California
Howard’ Markel
U. S. Navy
Ross Markel
Vera Meath
William Digrim
William Wayne Dilearim
Hiumbird
Wis
Church News: Thompson to Lead Another Year
Sunday services drew a good attendance as Rev. FE E. Thompson preached. The board, noting a successful conference year, invited Thompson to return for another year. The new year begins July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. E. Thompson
Thompson
Reunion Dinner Brings Reisinger Keller Family Ties
About 75 guests from Elyria Gratton Raton Lorsin Columbia Detroit Mt. Vernon Spencer Forestville Pa Rochester N Y attended a Reisinger Keller reunion dinner at Columbia Town Hall Tuneai Ben Reisinger of Cleveland vice president presided during the business session In the absence of Perry Reis singer the president. Mrs Mary Pease Lorain secretary and treasurer read reports. Births and several deaths were reported A vote chose Columbia Center for the 44th reunion in June 1948 Officers were re elected for the coming year A family history book on Jacob Reisinger born 1804 and Elizabeth Keller Reisinger born 1810 in Stuttgart Germany was prepared by Miss Hazel Reisinger Copies given to guests Frank Reisinger 82 oldest living member Ann Carpenter performed tap dancing Betty Reisinger and Ronald Reisinger sang others entertained with music from family members. Several local ministers attended later events in Lorain and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reisinger-Keller
Columbia Town Hall
Tuneai
Elyria
Gratton
Raton
Lorsin
Columbia
Detroit
Mt. Vernon
Spencer
Forestville
Rochester
N.Y
Ben Reisinger
Cleveland
Perry
Reissinger
Mary Pease
Lorain
Columbia Center
Jacob Reisinger
Elizabeth Keller Reisinger
Stuttgart
Germany
Hazel Reisinger
Elytia
Frank Reisinger
Lving
Mildred
Parker
Waa
Ann Carpenter
Ella Carpenter
Betty Relainger
Ronald Reisinger
David Parker
In Coates
William Knecht
Avon
Carol
Reisinger
Robert Jordan
Walter Theisinger
Jack Reisinger
Britter leaves Elytia hospital after operative care
Kenneth Britter, treated at Elytia Memorial Hospital, returned home last Thursday. The Andrews family from Asheland, with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young and son Theodore Robert of South Zanesville, visited Mrs. EB Andrews and Harriett last Wednesday. Med, Young is the older daughter of the Andrews. A fragment mentions Jersey dresser stretches and closet hedging advice, suggesting garment hanging tips to prevent stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Britter
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Hobert Andrews
Asheland
Donald Young
Theodore Robert
South Zanesville i
Andrews J
Harriett
Young
Andrewe
Agreement On Pay Boost For Meat Cutters
Chicago reports union negotiators reach a contract with Swift and Co granting a pay rise for Amalgamated Meat Cutters members. Negotiations began May 21. the accord, effective monthly increases of 20 cents by November 1948 and 36 cents from January 1946, sets a $1.10 2 hourly average after adjustments. Affects workers at Swift plants and other major processors across multiple cities including East St Louis Montgomery Nashville Baltimore Portland San Francisco Watertown and Lake Charles. The deal follows Taft-Hartley reforms and marks a new labor pattern for unionized and nonunion shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Swift afid-Co
East St. Lois
Montgomery
Ala
Nashville
Tenn
Baltimore
Portland
Ore
Sarr Francists
Cal
Watertown
Lake Charles
Trimerson
Gormat
Taft
Tabor Bil Atid
Shining Thimbler 4-H Club Meets at Mary Brookinhurst Home
A Wednesday gathering of the Shining Thimbler 4-H club at Mary Brookinhurst’s residence celebrated a birthday anniversary. Extension agent T Thirleth Themberd, Misa Richter, advisor Mrs Jarhee Billinassey, and others attended. Refreshments were prepared by the hostess’s mother and the group enjoyed a theater outing later that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thimbler
Mary Brookin
Hurst
Het
Will Pewt
Rodtmatt
Land and quarters described in curious text
Fragmented June 8 entry discusses a “land of quarters” concept with references to the Forest and Bowhland regions, a desert remainder, and cultivated areas. Mentions persons Thelma, Bane, and Joan Redman, plus a demonstration aiding toll collection and a 4-H group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hontemn
Jeannine Howard
Pete
Hading
Higague
Joan Redman
Will Bey
Bowhland
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William O'Dwyer
New York City
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C.C. Maple
Ws.bamford
Parma
Roy Biser
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Thexux
Charles Os
WSCS
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Root Road
Newark
N. J
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South Dakota
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Mabel Tarde
Phippa
Josie Hulse
William Herkaw
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Mr. Tetze
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