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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1946
Page
4
Red Weaver of Centre College Davville Ky extends a remarkable streak with 99 consecutive extra points after being named all American in 1018.
Lake Avenue Homemakers met at the home of Mrs Dania Paxton Friday for an all day meeting with a tureen dinner for 19 members. Officers planned for Achievement Day at the Elyria Methodist church on March 28. Mrs Violet Krauss demonstrated electrical cord repairs and St Patrick's Day games were enjoyed. Next meeting will be April 26 at Mrs George dredges on Leavitt road with a lampshade making demo.
Red Cross women lead a broad production service at the Elyria Chapter aiding hospitalized servicemen. Volunteers knit or sew sacks, sweaters, afghans, lap robes, hospital mules, fracture pillows, wash cloths, bedside bags, and hot water bottle covers. Materials for distribution are stored and sent to centers, hospitals at home and abroad. Democracy in action is fully repackaged in this community effort.
A chaotic field report describes unfounded claims of Red Cross garments circulating to aid the needy. Elyria and Wabash notes praise volunteers, with locals urged to sew and knit to meet demand. It cites investigations by National Headquarters and various recipients who deny the hoax, and highlights neighbors aiding Mrs. Diusak after a family tragedy.
A fragmentary 1940s military notice lists veterans discharged at Camp Atterbury Indiana from 1942 to 1943 including names such as George Filpatrick and others with addresses on East Avenue and 58 Lod Street Apmius. It references American Theatre and Asiatic Pacific ribbons and dates from September 1942 to March 1943.
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