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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1950

Page

4

Father And Three Children Killed As Train Hits Auto

A father Harry Davis 50 and three of his five children Ruth Mae 12 Billy 6 and Edward 3 died when a Pennsyl vania freight train struck their car at the Miller street crossing in Cedarville Ohio. The wreckage stretched a quarter mile. no one on the train was hurt. Coroner H C Schick ruled it an accident. Davis was a Wright Patterson civilian employee. The train ran from Columbus to Richmond Indiana. Greene County traffic deaths this year total 14, up from 12 last year.

Cedarville Pennsylvania Railroad Harry Davis Ruth Mae Miller Street Crossing Billy Davis Edward Davis H. C. Schick Columbus Richmond Ind Charlotte, Davis Robert Dorothy Shears Oak Grove Wright-Patterson Field Dayton Greene County

Sullivan Interesting Items Sullivan News Brief

Mrs H I Dakin spent last week in Columbus with her son Harold Dakin family to care for her new granddaughter. Mr and Mrs William Nigdrick of New London were visitors at the Miller Salzman home. David Kerr and daughter Barbara and Mrs Barbara Usher visited in Cleveland at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Gallant where Mrs Kerr spent the weekend. Mrs Kerr returned to the hospital Monday.

Sullivan H. I. Dakin Columbus Harold Dakin William Nigdrick New London Miller-Salzman David Kerr Barbara Barbara Usher Cleveland Joe Gallant Kerr

800 Workers End 48 Day Strike In 3 Ohio Cities

More than 300 members of the Ashtabula Geneva and Conneaut locals of the United Steelworkers return to work as the 48 day strike at True Temper Corp ends. The negotiating committee accepted a contract providing pensions at 100 a month for long service, disability benefits, life insurance, sickness and hospitalization, a 12 cent hourly wage increase, six holidays and three weeks vacation for 25 years service, with possible reopenings after January 1.

Ashtabula Geneva Conneaut United CSO True-Temper Corp

Wellington News Briefs and Community Notices

Rubbish must be curbside early Tuesday with strong containers as trucks from the village street department collect. Several local clubs report meetings and programs including Rebekahs, Cub Scouts Den Five, Woman's Benefit Association, Herrick Needlepoint Unit, and church groups with speakers on Puerto Rico and opera.

Wellington Danny Dickason Robert Dickason Rebekahs Lillywood Rebekah Lodge Oberlin Mary Perkins Margaretta West den Five Den Denr Howard Halliker Lew Whitney Debbie Still Wadsworth Women’s Benefit Association Whitney Vine Street Grange Hall Herrick Needlepoint Gaylord Bassett Duane Bebout Herrick Avenue West Woman's Association of the First Baptist Church Clyde Hendershot Lorain-Co. Beekeepers’ Association Brownhelm Paul Snyder VFM

Circle Meetings At Local Church Hostesses And Circles

Wednesday evening at the post home. Three Circle meetings hosted by Mrs. H V Kime Thursday for Priscilla Circle WSCS of First Methodist. Hannah Circle meets Thursday noon in Memorial classroom and Merriam Circle meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. V J Peterson. Paul Dammeyer home after appendectomy at Oberlin Hospital. Lois Shepard returns to Telling Belle Vernon plant after appendectomy. Wellington High auditorium hosts Lorain County Woolgrowers meeting March 14 at 2 pm with officer elections and educational program by special speakers.

Post Home H. V. Kime Priscilla Circle WSCS First Methodist Church Hannah Circle Memorial Classroom The Methodist Church Merriam Circle V. J. Peterson Bricis Paul Dammeyer Oberlin Hospital Lois Shepard Herrick Avenue

Ridgeville Grange hosts Red Cross talk and sewing show

Ridgeville Grange met with Master Wade Honney presiding and discussed Ohio Grange recommendations for 1950. Miss Edna Schropp of the Elyria Red Cross spoke on coopera tion in schools and hospitals, with sewing and art displays by volunteers. Fifty five attendees heard Safe ly slogan and notes on Ridgeville schools Red Cross work. A fish fry and next meeting plans were announced, with ticket sales starting for March 31.

Ridgeville Grange Red Cross North Ridgeville Wade Honney L. Kern Ohio Grange American Red Cross Edna Schropp Elyria The Schropp

Your Randy Tas

A brief item notes a person named Randy Tas connected to an event or group linked to Hubbard Cobb. Specific roles or locations are unclear in the fragment, but the reference suggests a community or local context involving these names. Further readable details would clarify dates, places, or actions.

Energy tips and home repair hints from a local column

A short home guide suggests saving energy by letting rot remove tree stumps and describes fixes for troublesome hinges and hollow porch posts. It notes rot occurs in hollow posts, and offers contact details for reservations through Anthony Prososki, home economics chairmen, or Elyria 62 146.

Anthony Prososki Home Economics Elyria

Home repair tips and loan info from 1954 column

The note suggests sealing a hole to drain water and vent air, painting surrounding wood to reduce moisture, and mentions a small FHA insured loan for roof repairs, painting, or other fixes. Readers are invited to send home repair problems to Mr. Cobb for a forthcoming column.

Family Seeks Blood Donors for Cleveland Clinic Patient

J D Jim Richey formerly of Wellington near Barker and Brown streets is at Cleveland Clinic after severe hemorrhage. He has already received 26 transfusions and his family asks volunteers to donate blood to replenish the clinic’s blood bank. Daughter Mrs. John Buczek of Camden Oberlin RD will arrange transport. call Oberlin 8345.

Kipton J. D Jim) Richey Cleveland Clinic John Buczek Camden Oberlin R. D Richey Levi Myers Barker and Brown Streets Wellington Rickey Allen Memorial Hospital

Month Old Child Is ocrats' Mascot

Francis Patrick Corrigan Jr four month old son of Edward and Mrs Corrigan of Painesville was adopted as the unofficial mascot of Ohio Young Democratic clubs. He received a delegate badge as the youngest attendee at the two day Young Democrats convention in Columbus, named after his paternal grandfather Francis Patrick Corrigan adviser to the United Nations.

Ocrats Columbus Francis Patrick‘ Corrigan Edward Corrigan Painesville Ohio Young Democrats Francis Patrick Corrigan United Na

Unclear fragments tie to New York City ambassadorship and careers guidance

Fragmentary text mentions New York City actions and a former U S ambassador to Venezuela. It references a child, a father who is an attorney in Painesville, and a Yeovil England Rotary Club aiding school-leavers in career choices.

Yeovil England Rotary Club

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