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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1949
Page
4
Community calendars list La Grange and nearby towns with church meetings PTA carnivals and youth events from 8 pm to late night. Rochester Homemakers Club and Lawrence area groups host luncheons and programs at members’ homes.
Lorain County magician Burgette headlines the Capitol Theatre stage show tonight at 9 pm joining the film Wake of the Red Watch. He promotes a 20 year magic background and a 10 year professional career with an eye on misdirection. Lou Smith's Sophisticats and Kay Stones dancers round out the program.
Several civic groups in Belden, Chatham, Penfield, Avon Lake, Ridgeville, Carlisle, Olmsted, Grafton, and surrounding areas host meetings and events tonight. Pancake suppers, concerts, youth activities, and class meetings are planned at schools, churches, and town halls with start times from 5 to 8 pm and various venues including clubs, granges, and memory buildings.
County Auditor Frank Ayres explained the Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority faced a 4 050 deficit found by state examiners in managing the Valley View and New Gardens trailer projects. The authority returned 2 329 as a settlement, while examiners John Mann and Ray Bole contend the improper amount was 4 050.
Ayres reported that after county takeover the two projects run as trust accounts. By February end Valley View held 965 dollars and Kew Gardens 6381 dollars with 47 trailers at Valley View generating 853 dollars and 75 trailers at Kew Gardens yielding 1831 dollars. February disbursements were 400 dollars and 1419 dollars respectively. Winter storms cripple Wasatch ski operations in Brighton Utah causing missed weekends and business losses.
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