Grade School Cage Tourney Opens With Finals March 27
Tournament directors announced the grade school cage tourney opens with sixth, seventh, and eighth grade pools. Games run this afternoon with finals set for the evening of March 27. Each team must field at least five players on the time slip to avoid forfeiture.
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Hamutes
MAMCH
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Hamittomose
Sekiniegy
Tifoly
Arlerd
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Rionet Weltetae
Matyasta
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Aanen Wa
Vetfrreony
Was Maretiton
Clatford
Maryata
Holy Growses
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Jets
Weisewicrer Orvanklin
Ffdamilten Va
Carford
Mixed Sports Notes and Cincinnati A.A.U. Upset
A collage of sports items notes Eddie Arcaro and The Widener, plus a Col umbus debut of The Male Animal. It mentions college figures Lou Little and Verne Kopf, questions about a Lakes Naval Team, and Stanley Woodward backing New York Giants. The Cincinnati Caxton Delents win the State A.A.U. basketball title 53 to 41 led by Hal Tidrick with Jerdarick 17 points.
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Jack Guenther
United Press
NX York
Marth
Peat
Eddie Arcare
Cincinnati
Hatlan Boy
Atearo
Tnathall
Columbus
Lou Little
Columbia
Verh Kopf
Manhattan
Kopf
Horenzitxritski
Ife
Batton
Maren
Caxton Delecative
Hal Tidrick
Washington & Jefferson
War bonds drive urges stamps and albums for families
A wartime appeal urges every ounce of energy and dollars for bonds. The message promotes 935 Bond for one enemy, 3 Bond for minor impact, and 100 or 9100 Bond Cont delays, stressing hourly importance. Readers are asked to buy United States Deliverable Bands and Stamps from the Chronicle Telegram carrier, with stamp albums holding 187 stamps and a secured 23 dollar bond upon filling. Start an album for each family member.
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United States
Cartier
Knudsen Predicts Rising War Production Across 1942
In Cincinnati Lieut Gen William Knudsen, visiting Wright and Patterson fields, said war production has risen every month since Pearl Harbor and will meet 1942 targets. He praised rapid machine tool industry growth, motor plant conversions, and groundwork for large scale air, ship, and tank output.
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Cincinnati
William
Knudsen
Agi
U. S
Pearl Harbor
Barons Lose Lead In Division Race After Defeat
In New Haven Cleveland Barons trail by one point in the American Hockey League Western Division after a 7 4 loss to the New Haven Eagles. Indianapolis Capitals beat Springfield Indians 3 2 to close within one point of the Barons. Washington Lions defeated Philadelphia Rockets 7 1 and Buffalo Bisons beat Providence Reds 8 4 in other games.
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New Haven
Cleveland Barons
New Haven Eagles
Indianapolis Capitals
Springfield Indians
Barons
Washington Lions
Philadelphia Rockets
Buffalo Bisons
Providence Reds
Cleveland
Destiets
Borba
Bernat
Benin
Toledo Invited To Cage Tourney
Toledo Rockets affirm invitation to the National College Invitational at Madison Square Garden. Star guard Bob Gerber missed games with an infected leg but returned home after treatment. Toledo, 22 of 25 this season, eyed a Garden run despite his absence and beat La Salle 65 to 37 after earlier loss to Long Island University.
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Toledo
Ann
Madigan Square Garden
Toledo Rockets
Rockets
Biz Bob Gerber
Long Island U
Gerber
Longstand
la Salle
Philadelphia
Ohio College
New York
Clarksfield notes show family visits and surgery
Jottings from Clarksfield report Mr and Mrs Willes Stone visiting four of their grown children, including Inelaw and Karry Young, Orval See Fey, Ralph Pate, Archie Knapp. Mrs Clay Prater underwent a major operation at New London Hospital. Sheldon family staying with Clay Pudet while Prater recovers. Merrill couple from New London also noted.
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Clarks
Willes Stone
Inelaw
Karry Young
Wayne
Orval Seefey
Ralph Padet
Wellington
Archie Knapp
Rural
New
London
Clay Prater
New London Hospital
Clay Pudet
Government advises buying coal now for winter supply
The Office of Solid Fuels Coordination urges homeowners to build coal reserves while production and transport are ample. It warns that after wartime demands grow, coal access could tighten, and Homeowners should act to guard against empty bins later. The note also cites ongoing war program impacts on mining and transportation capacity.
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Office of
Solid Fuels Co-ordination
Department of the Interior
Solid Fuels Coordination
Local Social Notes From Elyria and Nearby Areas
Miss Hazel Reed and Miss Laurie Corey with Ford Bainbridge traveled to Fort Knox Kentucky to visit Russell Reed. Mr and Mrs Charles Black were overnight guests of their daughter and family, Mr Allen Lang. Attles Nye from Berea is recuperating after an illness. Nelson Nash returned from New York City and accompanied Vernon Fullmer. Mrs Eat Barely visits her aunt and uncle. Mr and Mrs Beardsley and Mrs Owen Harrison with baby daughter returned from hospital to the Schneider home. Mr and Mrs Porest Lyndes were callers on Edward Terrell and Harvey Lyndes of Carlisle. Home Nursing class began at the church at 7:30 and is open to all. led by Mrs H Palmer. Owen Harrison left on business to Hart. Mr and Mrs Russell Page of Elyria visited their parents, Mr and Mrs Asa Tall. John Burke of Root Road is seriously ill at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs Nettle Chimes left to spend time with her daughter in Cleveland. The W S C S convened at the home of Mrs Alton Mitchell on Reed Road for a meeting with prayers and devotions. An article on What Happens to the Bible During War was read. Officers reported. plans discussed. Secretary Mrs Kem announced a special meeting with the Ridgelike Benevolent Society on March 25. The society updated electric wiring in the church basement for safety. Sunshine Sisters will meet March 8 for covered dish. all ladies invited.
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Laurie Corey
Ford Bainbridge T
Ft. Knox
Russell Reed
Charles Black
Allen Lang
Berea
Attles Nye
Nelson Nash
New York City
Vernon Fullmer
Eat Barely
Ard Beardsley
Owen Harrison
C. Schneider
Porest Lyndes
Edward Terrell
Elytta
Harvey Lyndes
Carlisle
Mra. H. Palmer
Hart
Russell Page
Ylyria
Mra
Asa Tall
John Burke
Root Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nettle Chimes
Kael
Cleveland
Alton Mitchell
Edward Wilford
Glenn Stranahan
Jack Sleyers
Thompson
America
Kem
Nenevolent Society
Wiben Fortune
Mra. Mauer
Mra. Koepke
Robert Johnson
Uy. Rheinhart
Ridgeee
Sunshine Sisters
Moon
Knitting Needle Shortage Hits Santa Cruz Area
In Santa Cruz California a needle shortage spreads as many volunteers knit for the Red Cross chapter. Stores report exhausted supplies and households are urged to search drawers for unused needles.
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Banta Cruz
Cal
Jo+ cal Red Cross
Caution in Selecting Wall Colors and Light Reflection
FHA officials warn wall color choices affect room brightness mood and comfort. Reflective values vary by tint white paper 8 percent ivory 78 tan 64 sage green 48 airy blue 35 dark blue gray 17. light cheerful tints help dark rooms while many doors and windows may require restful tones to reduce glare.
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Federal Housing Administration
Elyria Lumber Co Officials Long Service Profiles
Three Elyria men from the Elyria Lumber and Coal Company were featured at the Ohio lumber men’s convention in Cleveland. Charles J. Crehore, treasurer, has 48 years with the firm since joining in 1891. His son Robert J. Crehore, secretary, began during vacations and has three years of service. Otto Koehn, 74, president and yard superintendent, has 38 consecutive years with the company and its predecessors, opening the yard every morning for 38 years with only 30 days off, five for sickness, 10 for a New York trip, and 15 for family deaths.
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Elyria
Elyria Lumber& Coal Company
Ohio Lumbermen's
Cleveland
Charles J. Crehore
Robert J. Crehore
Otto Koehn
Elyria Lumber and Coal Company
New York
House Front Gives First Impression
A home with a cracked walk, unpainted warped steps and weathered door may look fine inside yet form a lasting negative impression. Private lending institutions consider this in the context of federal housing standards and market perceptions.
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Ade
FHA home repair credit plan funds for walks and doors
The administration has funds available under the FHA home repair credit plan to finance repairs to walks sips and doorways, enabling homeowners to improve entryways and sidewalks.
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FHA
Safe Caller Steps to Prevent Basement Accidents
Basement stair safety heads a warning on common home falls from poor lighting. The note suggests painting the bottom step in a contrasting color, since many stairs are dark. A white bottom step would reveal the step edge more clearly for safer footing.
Basement Ventilation and Areaways Guidance
The article outlines basement ventilation and dampness remedies from the Peters Housing Administration. It covers basement window placement below ground level for light and ventilation, dimensions for areaways, and wall materials. It advises walls be eight inches thick in masonry, six inches if concrete, and to extend foundations below frost level to prevent frost damage.
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Patriotism and Home Insulation Aid War Effort
Reading time highlights how insulating homes saves fuel, aiding production for arms and transport. It argues insulation reduces coal use for 11,000 tons saved in Blyria and 220 railroad cars freed for war needs, urging purchases of BAL SAM-WOOL insulation.
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Blyria
Union
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