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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1949
Page
4
Nicholas Diodate, seven months married to his bride, quarreled then packed her clothes into suitcases and discarded them in the Detroit River.
Evening events list various groups in Oberlin Eaton Ridgeville Grafton and North Olmsted with meetings from 12:30 p m to 9 p m including Grange Kiwanis Girl Scouts U W and Lenten services. Postponements noted for Q O E S auxiliary and multiple groups feature speakers music tours and meals.
Local groups schedule evening gatherings including a dedication at 8 p m with pie and sandwiches for families. Clubs from Avon Lake to Carlisle meet at various times while Grange groups plan traveling programs and church circles host suppers and school board meetings.
Wayne A Wheeler from Cleveland will speak on Sue Em for All They Got at Fields church at 8 p m. Young adult class handles Lenten services. Rev Raymond Gaylord of Sullivan will be the speaker. P T A events include Ridgeville play at 3 30 p m and Chatham fish supper at 5 30 p m. Carlisle hosts Thomas Evans exchange teacher at 8 p m with special music. Grapton junior class dance starts at 9 p m with orchestra. Ridgeville Harmony Hangout canceled due to P T A play. WPA drive in Pocatello Idaho nets at least 95000 rabbits killed by poisoned hay. Cornell library reaches 1 350 600 volumes with 50 000 added in the last year.
Advertises a free trial from National Laboratories in Lodi California for sinus relief. Claims quick relief from headache pressure and drainage with no cost or obligation beyond a 10 return if not satisfied.
Spokane reports say rats plague Disaman, with the rodents waiting outside until a door opens then scurrying inside for warmth. Stephen H. Excell notes the intrusion as a growing local nuisance.
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