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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1945
Page
3
Readable fragments describe a torn fragmentary scene with garbled names and phrases. The brief notes hint at a local notice or clipping about people and events but lack complete clarity to identify specifics or dates.
Montbrrs of aha Allied Forces editing details from the Eastern front. Entries list individuals with military associations and addresses, noting days of service or residence. Names include Virgil Le Miller Arty at 626 East avenues and Stobert Youngberg Army ROD. Additional lines reference John Chisma Att and Latry J Wolfe Army with Middle avenue addresses.
Grafton council passes a dog control ordinance requiring dogs be kept tied or leashed at all times within the village. Mayor Ry Ralinski says the measure will be enforced, amid local controversy. The ordinance imposes a 20 dollar fine for violations and authorizes the village marshal to kill any dog found at large, prompting concern of potential harm to people.
Deputies searched Route 10 vicinity near the Big Barne dance hall for a man feared shot during a break-in at 9:50 pm. Secrist, operator, said he saw Roman attempt a rear window and fired after being detected, describing the assailant as medium build with a light cap.
The Lake Avenue 4-H group convened at Mrs. Harold Starkey’s home for a reorganizational meeting. Officers include Joan Radman president Florence Biro vice president Jeannine Howard secretary LaDonna Billingsley treasurer Shirley Christ chairman Dorothy Dernier recreation leader Patty Karns sunshine Carol Redman news reporter. Members were to bring a thimble needle thread material and registration cards next Thursday March 27.
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