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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1945
Page
1
The fragment notes a venture labeled 068 75 and an adventary effort. Readable items reference a planned expenditure or experiment. No clear persons or organizations are identified in the legible text.
Death records list Amelia Olson Mes Alléla Glewan as dying last evening at her home. Survivors include a son Charles and two daughters, with a brother Edward Heidtott of Lorain. Funeral from Schwarze Funeral Home to First Baptist Church, burial in Blinwood Cemetery. Also noted are Keorette Uranseum, Delbert Wycosky, and Mary Wycosky with obituaries detailing survivors, service times, and interment plans.
Central Press Association urges not surrender to food shortage. Plan a Victory Garden 20 by 50 feet for a family of four with sun from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Prepare soil by mixing peat or well rotted manure, loosen deeply, and ensure proper moisture. Avoid planting near large trees to prevent root competition and shading.
Miss Doris Haake 21 of 30 Artemas Court Snaves Thursday for Fort Og lethorpe Georgia devrop in training in the medical division of the WAC She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Haake a Flyria high school graduate formerly employed by General Industries prior to enlisting GASOLINE COUPONS STOLEN Loren Warren manager of the Old Mill Service Station on Oberlin road reported to police gasoline coupons totaling 200 gallons and between 30 and 40 in cash were stolen since last Thursday
The obituary notes the passing of a longtime member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Train omen No 287 and Wellington Eagles. Survived by son Charles and several other sons including George Henrietta Kent Canton Ross La Crange and Rev. Brighton, with 18 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services set for 2:30 p m Wednesday at Sharp Funeral Home conducted by Rev Reynolds of Cleveland. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
J. E. Bohn public schools superintendent expects to recommend to the school board next month the employment of deans and supervisors as needed to improve the education program. The board authorized him to make such recommendations at its last night meeting. Bohn has signaled that additional service in this area could be advantageous.
The Elyria school board authorized Superintendent J. E. Bohn ast high to hire an enumerator to count school age children as required by state law. The task carries a five tenths per name fee, with Mrs. Scott Lingenfeller possibly repeating the role if feasible this year. The enumeration, due in May, aligns with a broader note that the United States operates 378 airports and 40,000 miles of airway for express distribution, plus 2,700 civil airports including 730 usable for air express.
During the day in county records, Cleo Bradley of Oberlin, 29, was resentenced from a minor change to 1 to 20 years in the Ohio penitentiary for a shooting offense, while the Mansfield Reformatory term was altered. County actions include dedication of a widening project on a Blyria road, bids for farm equipment sale, and a White Ditch viewing in Weltington with hearings. Nearby divorces include Charlotte Sharp from Russell, Ann Smith from William, and Irma Osler from Ernest, with other notices on crested road repairs and property matters. An arrest for intoxication and a bicycle theft report were also noted.
City departments prepared a street resurfacing program with an estimated cost of 10 817.00. Details include funding for paving projects and planned examinations of pavements. Also reports of several accidents in the area, including a collision near Lake Avenue and two other traffic incidents with damaged vehicles. A blood transfusion was administered to six year old Warnes Kashburi suffering from haemophilia.
The Vincent school hosts an evening program March 12 at 7 30 featuring music and plays including Patchwork Quill by eighth graders and a Girl Scouts segment marking the day’s significance. Sixth graders create puppets for a May show while first to eighth grades pursue art tied projects and a waste paper drive raises funds.
Fifteen candidates received the first degree of the Knights of Columbus at the council lodge meeting last night. Five were from Ohio and ten from other areas as preparations continued for further degree conferment this Sunday. In other news a grant jury arraignment linked to an alleged street altercation at the Boltsh Club on September 6 sent a suspect to await trial under bond. Michalski suffered a broken leg in the same incident.
Markets show fruits vegetables and livestock with prices listing per extract. Items include apples Bartlett Rhode Island greenings and Jonathan bananas carrots celeriac turnips potatoes onions and cabbage with weights and price ranges. Livestock demand remains steady with hogs cattle and sheep and lambs figures provided for supply levels and pricing.
The store room at Middle Avenues, once used by Jack and Ji Shop, is slated for remodeling to remove the third floor frame structure and repurpose the space for two bays. Estimated cost is about 81 800. The building formerly housed the Salvation Army and U S Buildings Improvément Company. Bark Porter of Elm Street was fined five dollars plus costs for intoxication in police court.
A Elyria resident reports relief from stomach gas bloating headaches and constipation after taking ERB-HELP. The ad claims 12 herbs cleanse bowels clear gas and stimulate liver and kidneys producing widespread improvement. Sold by local drug stores.
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