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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1945
Page
6
A fragmented caption notes permit costs including a tonerele block tid IR for house machinery and eight plumbing permits and electrical work heating and related fees. Total reported fees amount to 71 dollars.
Kiwanis Club of Grafton hosts a guest speaker at Grafton school tonight. Lee Driver, son of Cleveland’s Driver, speaks on James Whitcomb Riley life, noting early hardship and career as an educator. He recalls Riley’s family ties and Driver’s memories from the era. The program includes dinner served by the Methods church ladies and attendees Mrs and Mr Driver and the Luckharts of Cleveland.
Fragmented wartime column lists service notices for soldiers, sailors, and airmen connected to Ohio addresses. It names individuals and units such as Brig Gen William Farthing and Lt Evan Detwiler, notes overseas postings, training centers in Sampson and Truk Field, and mentions families in Elyria and Madison as they report deployments and new assignments.
Fragmented wartime notice recounts Pvt John Rahidies and Sgt Vaok Veard among fighting soldiers, with mentions of service centers in England and France. It lists addresses tied to veterans and families, including Mis Karrie Ingge Barton, Ridgeville, and Frank Any McCormick. The piece blends casualty notes, training, and depot updates with local readers' names.
A garbled report notes an Oberlin College theology professor sent to England for illness contracted in Germany with Patton's Army. He is transferred to a hospital ship, with four years service and fourteen months overseas. Relatives include Private Dombroski in Belgium and his brother Private Anthony Dombroski killed in action June 6 4044.
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