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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1946
Page
4
A fragmented summary notes allegations of misallocated funds in a school district. It mentions auditors and a superintendent, with figures around per pupil costs and overall expenditures. The text references various names, places, and institutions but remains unclear and partially garbled.
A survey shows Elyria schools have high costs per pupil amid comparisons with Lakewood Cleveland Heights Oakwood and other Ohio districts. The report lists per pupil expenditures including instruction, other costs, and total budgets with Dayton Cincinnati areas and a note on wartime government contracts.
The Elyria City Board of Education was informed of a 840,000 advance from the Federal Work Agency in Washington for a proposed accessible school construction project. Additions to Hinckford-Hinphom or Elyria schools were noted, with the board required to comply with Wilvaner deadlines. Firemen were called to a separate incident as a property damage event occurred nearby.
Wellington hosts Veterans of Foreign Wars organizing council at Herrick Memorial Hall on Tuesday evening for a Wellington Foreign Wars post setup. A kids show at Lorain County Fair Grounds Sunday features purebred cattle. Local residents attend Packard Sukar camp opening in Chatman. notable visitors include Dan Pail and Noel Lewis.
The fragment describes a medicinal product with unclear benefits for piles and itching. It mentions quick relief and comfort, with odd terms like protective and antichaling and references to comparisons with another product. The text is garbled and difficult to parse into a clear health claim.
Practical guide to repairing winter worn lawns with edging boosts and quick turf fixes. Describes edging repair using sand and grass seed, and cautions against early rolling to avoid damage from freeze thaw. Includes Garden-Graph illustration references to demonstrate repairing techniques.
Miss Lois Jean Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Miller of Wellington, married Gorlon Dale Gillette, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gillette, at a home ceremony in Wellington. The Rev. John Reinert performed the double ring rite in the living room, with a pink rose bouquet and a three-tier cake. The groom, recently discharged from the Coast Guard after overseas duty, resumes life with the bride at her parents’ home. she is a Wellington High School 1945 graduate and former Warren Coal bookkeeper.
Fragmentary text references county offices, April 1 1946 deadline, and paving plans. Mentions residents urged to alter townships meetings, soybean reports, and scheduling at a county office. Details are incomplete and names or places are obscured.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Sault Ste. Marie, Ratnitt, Mei Island, Puget Sound in Washington state, with unclear spelling and uncertain context. The readable items suggest a naval or geographic reference but lack clear action, date, or event details.
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