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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1944
Page
6
A sprawling delinquent land tax notice lists numerous owners and parcels with lot sizes such as 40x140 ft and 40x125 ft, values from hundreds to thousands, and entities like S. L. Co and Highland. It notes these properties will be foreclosed if assessments and penalties remain unpaid, with the county auditor certifying forfeiture to the State.
A chaotic Saturday schedule lists multiple programs including Hawaii Cells, Nick Cotter, and News Reporter Kamova with varied segments such as music, theater, and community notices. Sunday shows feature Bandwagon with Edvar Berven and church notes from St Patrick’s and First Baptist among others.
Hollywood star Humphrey Bogart praises the Red Cross and tells of visiting the fronts to entertain troops. He highlights a nurse in a gray uniform with a Red Cross that inspired him. The brief film Report from the Front will show March 24 at Elyria theatres as part of Red Cross Week. He notes audiences ask how the Red Cross helps and answers that it terrifies.
The Lake Avenue Woman's Association held a March meeting Wednesday with seven members and one guest, Charlotte Kindle present. President Miury Roskey led the service, Mary Jean Grid read scripture, and a donation was given to the Red Cross.
Marcel 18 J Hadley, field secretary of the Holstein Breeders Association, will address the Wellington Grange district at its annual dinner on Monday March 20 in Herrick Auditorium. Secretary and officers to be elected later. W B Jeffrey to chair lecturer hour March 22. program on Safety in the Home and On the Farm. Grange hall opens at seven for card games. The ninth annual Boys State puckess to be held June 0-18 at Osterberg University Westerville. Local Juniors to supply representatives.
North Ridgeville Kiwanis and Garden Club events across North Ridgeville and nearby towns fill the week. Grange gatherings at Lake Avenue and Columbia bring meals, meetings, and social activities. Grafton hosts Anchor Rebekah Lodge birthday event.
A miscellaneous shower was held March 11 at the home of Mr and Mrs Milford Bartter for Miss Henson whose wedding will occur soon. Thirty five guests from Iran Lakewood Elyria Amherst Fields and Columbia attended. Mrs Fred Hensman of Elyria and Mrs Homer Bartier assisted with refreshments. A farmers meeting is scheduled March 22 at 8 pm in the Town Hall, Lorain County extension agent Himmell will discuss labor equipment and supplies for farmers. Timlock left last week to work on the Great Lakes for the season.
A summary of Avon school activities notes students working on a play titled No Foolin a three act comedy with a cast list and roles. It mentions a T T L A meeting the school band program an assigned Marine story from Mr Mialinowsky and church services. The school board minutes cover bills, salary advances, repairs, and speaker engagements.
Sullivan residents share furlough returns from Camp Gordon Johnston and Camp Gruber visits. Local births include Leslie William March 1 with grandparents and extended family. Teachers gain pay increases under a new county schedule while community groups meet for Lunch and Knights of St. Joan events. Other items note enlistment plans, hospital visits, and social gatherings at Gough home and school.
The column lists Mrs Wanda Swope and Mrs Helen Spitler visiting, Dexter Hyde and guests as Sunday dinner attendees, Charl Outward and others, Mr and Mrs Loomis hosting Rowland family of Rochester, Carl Ballon at Sunday supper, Alfred Smith wiring parents from San Francisco, and Pvt George Null returning to the United States and then hospitalized with a back injury.
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