16 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1946
Page
1
Readable text is limited and unclear with dates and names. The fragment hints at events around early May and possible scheduling notes but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities to confirm. No definite people, organizations, places, or actions can be established from the provided fragment.
Lyons reports his wife, aged 40, missing from East Bridge, with authorities contacted early and indications she had been seen at Worthington Ball. Police investigate potential domestic incident and follow leads.
Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday from the Flyriay church with Rev. E Mamblin officiating. Burial will be in Brookdale cemetery. John Wye Gillin, husband of Clara Gillin, died at his home on Furnace street this morning.
In Elyria September 10 1602 burial at Come sai Gardens, with survivors including wife Aniha and children Willia, Mrs. Royal Beatilca, Mrsco SL Murdock, plus four grandchildren and three brothers. Also La Grange infant Bonnie Lynne Moulder died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Norman Wayrick led services from Nichols Funeral Home with interment in La Grange cemetery. George Dewey Beard, 47, died suddenly in Bucyrus. services Monday at Sharp Funeral Home with Rev. A J Tennant officiating. burial in Wellington Greenwood Cemetery.
North Ridgeville calendar shows a March 2 talk by a Cleveland News veteran sports editor preceded by a home economics department dinner and March 31 a capella choir concert by Baldwin Wallace College. Dinner reservations are due by March 18 and proceeds go to the kindergarten fund.
Fragmented report details a church meeting at a school with a lareen-supper, plus a postponed Women’s Missionary Society gathering at Mrs. Kenneth Keumweide’s home. Events include prayers, a cardy bank book review, a Homecoming banquet plan, readings by Mrs. Leitzler, a shower for Miss Beverly Bradley, and a March birth date list for members.
Reading of minutes and reports from Amherst groups recounts donation of 50 capes to church ladies, dressmaking completed in South Amherst, and a Garden Club meeting at Mrs Henry Gringel’s home covering spring arrangements. Church announcements list services across multiple congregations and youth activities.
The article reports Steginah, a 23 year old resident of Staten Island, hospitalized at National General Hospital in New York after a battle injury. It notes his parents are at his bedside and he has served four years in the Army with overseas duty.
Elyria Rotary Club plans a ladies night at the Elyria Country Club Tuesday evening featuring music by the Elyria High School Sehoa a cappella choir directed by J Martii Heck. Harry Lo Reytolda heads the committee arranging the party with details kept to be announced.
The Just-A-Mere club of Brownhelm Congregational Church met at Mrs Raymond Sprague Middle Ridge for a mevelock luncheon. Members finalized plans for Amherst Business and Professional Women's Club dinner March 28 and a May Planned Bargithnod Association meeting in Elyria. They voted ten dollars toward a new church thermostat and set April gathering at Mrs John Nabakowski Birmingham with lunch to follow.
A large public sale is set for Wednesday March 20 1746 located north of Ashland Ohio on Route 58. at 1 p m. items include dairy cattle 45 head mostly grade Ayrshire with a registered Ayrshire bull. 35 head of correspondingly milking stock. 14 heifers from 4 months to 1.5 years. farm machinery McCormick Deering tractors plows mowers corn planters manure spreaders binders rakes and more. Also 2 Studebaker trucks 18 foot hay racks and tools. Real estate 314 acres to be offered if not sold earlier. Terms cash. No removal until settled. run by Frank Jenkins Curt Ekey and Art Rogers.
The report details Edna Mangel of Amherst seeking a divorce from Willard on grounds of cruelty and infidelity with claims that the couple married in 1943 and had a child. Florence Maddox of Lorain sought divorce from Millard in 1941 on grounds of fevered cruelty. Lewis Lalyd's divorce from Roberta was granted by Judge Findley on cruelty grounds. Police noted a forced-entry at Dr Pettress’s Elyria office with minor property disturbance, and William Sully faced disorderly conduct charges after an early morning apprehension.
A farm sale near Wellington six miles west and Brighton one mile west on Route 18 featuring 22 cattle including cows and calves, 40 sheep with lambing in April, 27 hogs, 200 white Leghorn poultry, farming implements, machinery, tools, and household items. Items sell at 10:30 A.M. with terms cash. Lunch at noon. Purchaser gains immediate rights. no property leaves until settled. Auctioneers G Beagh and O Dunlap.
Fragmented OCR reports a municipal personnel matter and schedule changes. It mentions core staff, May and June dates, a restoration fund, and listed amounts including 783,000 and 307,000 with references to eligible restoration and personnel lists.
A youth Lenten service is planned for tomorrow at 7:15 PM at Lake Avenue Congregational Church. Miss Helen Dickey directs the program with the First Gains church group assisting and a social to follow.
A building permit is issued today by Inspector Matt Dickason for a commercial sales building at 7416 Middle avec Wine. The 60 by 107 foot brick masonry structure will cost about $20,000 and is attributed to Whitle pid Harry Maloe plates and Huma company Willy hactar.
Estate sale lists 22 Holstein cattle including registered cows and calves, four horses, farm tools, dairy equipment, and farm implements. Also poultry, hay and grain, household goods, and misc. items. Sale Wednesday March 20 at 9 30 am, cash terms, by S J Manasdail Ques Fansterma key Aust. Phone 244 Homerville.
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