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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1942
Page
5
A dog owned by Jol Bitten allegedly attacked Hoy and Robert Smith, 6, at about 4:50 p.m. on May day. Details show the incident occurred near Dittem Street and involved nearby residents.
The M F A union committee and Geers Industries Co management favor a six month wage contract starting March 10. Tool makers receive 10 to 15 cent hourly raises, hourly workers 7.5 cents, and piece workers 5 cents. About 1000 members affected. The proposal awaits adoption at the next union meeting Tuesday night.
The Community Welfare League will hold a regular meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at the Second Methodist church. All members are urged to attend and new members may join at this meeting.
County Commodities Coordinator Walter J Wright said today that sugar rationing registration cannot start by March 17 as planned. He cited incomplete supplies and delays in distributing them, noting the registration will be handled by the school authorities when ready.
The Elyria High School Put A at its regular meeting will host Henry W. Ingersoll Jr president and Major Waltz chief of the air raid warden division. The program emphasizes civilian defense and urges public attendance.
Camden Future Farmers of America held a district parliamentary procedure contest at Camden High School auditorium. Judge Mr. Carpenter of Eaton praised keen competition with Brighton first, New London second, Camden third. Participant Matus showed notable talent.
The Cleveland diocese releases four Lorain county parish confirmations. St. Agnes in Elyria opens May 11 at 4 p.m. The Nativity in South Amherst, St Joseph in Amherst, and Immaculate Conception in Avon follow on April 20, 7:40 p.m. through the schedule.
A men’s spiritual retreat will run March 13 to 22 at St. Agnes Catholic Church in Elyria, sponsored by Elyria Council Knights of Columbus. Rev. Richard Arl O M C from Terre Haute will lead, with daily masses and evening services, as Camden High school students attend the opening.
The Vincent school Parent-Teacher Association held its March meeting with the president in charge. The session included a program with music and demonstrations by local groups, a lunch, and birthday celebrations. Several residents and guests attended, including families from Elyria and Amherst, marking a convivial community gathering.
City Club last night heard E H and speakers Bob Nethercut and George Heke discuss "The Union of the Democracies." Both are Elyria Yish School Speakers' Bureau members. Bob outlined a prepared plan for the union while George presented potential problems that could forestall such a world wide union. The dinner meeting was at Sricg's on West Avenue with 231.
A reported deposit of rare high grade rot ore is said to exist in Brazil, with the discovery noted by some as exceptional. The comment highlights the ore as a potentially world leading find, though official confirmation awaits.
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