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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1946
Page
4
Fragmented OCR indicates towns reporting varying donations to the Red Cross. One entry cites 95.00 and 41.80 totaling 136.80 toward the Red Cross, while other townships show reduced collections. The overall trend suggests uneven support across regions.
A fragmented, period voice recalls bomb threats and a debate on press freedom amid historic anniversaries. The speaker laments suppression, dictatorships, and the need to defend basic freedoms as teachers and civic workers in Erie receive a 50 cent weekly bonus.
A jumble of unclear text describes lemon juice mixed with water and claims to ease rheumatic pain. Mentions ingredients like citrus, possible herbal steps, and mentions of a product guarantee. The passage is garbled and lacks verifiable details or sources.
Widespread community items list wedding plans, receptions, and parish events. The Hopkins-Conley wedding is noted with details on attire and attendants, plus local moves include families relocating to Ematreet and from Adams Street to new homes. Also mentions births, a Navy veteran’s service, and a hospital procedure for George B. Warner.
Ridgeville High School varsity players, managers, and supporters were feted by Mr and Mrs William Schmittpen and others at Elyria Country Club and the school on consecutive evenings. A St Patrick themed dinner featured prize tri plys and a hockey game at Avon Lake. Team members include Tom Gaylord Johnny Holtod Bob Seiempt gen George Bingeek Non Falkner Gob Kainmiller Bud Andrews Neil Henson Kay Diederich Gob Dit ham Al Hlitsko Bob Gabits Eddie Carley and Ricky Griesemer. Coach Dyer Sweet with assistant Stanley Uemner led the squad and Mc Allen Johnny Gulasda George Schsiar served as tear managers with Evelyn Strut Jean Hatin and Marjorie Irons as cheerleaders.
Miss Ellen Taylor returns from five months in Pleasant Lane Wayne and Tad. Mrs. Jon Laney and son Leo visit with relatives in Avon Lake as do Mrs. John Greska and Jonas Ronit of Lurgin. George Richie and Staley Waller spent time with parents Mr. and Mrs. Gabor Sat inary. Frank Smitty of Elyria visits with Carl Pedersen family. Nussluce family of Bath, Ohio, former Avon Lake residents, drop by. Avon Lake Women’s Republican group notes event on Tuesday March 12 at the park. A. S. Moon of Toarein presided.
Weatwood Beauty is most similar to the largest powered chinana varieties and easily grown annuals of good germination. It grows from 10 to 15 inches or more in height. The Gower on tong wire hkre stéma are two inches in diameter and deeply fringed. Illustrated.
A fragment describes early continuous blooming plants, noting a newcomer American variety spreading free with many flowers. It highlights Old Spice perpetual danthus as hardy as an oak, with rich salmon pink blooms that last a long time.
Judith Wilson shares practical Italian spaghetti guidance from selecting boiling water to choosing sauces. Recipes include Meatballs with tomato sauce, Meatless Sauce for spaghetti, and Italian Spaghetti Sauce with beef or venison, vegetables and spices. Serves six to eight with Parmesan garnish.
Chatham Grange will meet Thursday evening March 14 in the school auditorium. During the lecture hour a harvester company will show movies to members and guests.
Community events highlight social notices and a school auditorium play. Names of local families appear with March dates and a pancake and sausage supper planned at Packard. The Senior Class will perform a three act comedy The Day That Crazy Smith Family Friday March 16 at 4 pm. Aluminum uses expand in sports equipment with rust resistant public courts and gymnasium devices.
An obscure report cites Welton and Gorne SrHtee predicting a drastic fall in output from 83,000 barrels to 2,000,000 sf as Solie brewers brace for shortages. Gillett, Rasottalion and Netropolis discussions frame a looming crisis in 1645 era markets with New York ties and potential festival impacts.
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