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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1945
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes describe MEY at Mt Verney finding twenty four dollar bile and a torn down old bathhouse or barh, with garbled phrases about building or tearing down structures.
Congress plans a one day inquiry this week into conditions in the American food supply. President Roosevelt will help explain the situation as the Agriculture Committee weighs authorizing a special committee to investigate shortages and distribution. The purpose is to learn why rationing remains and what changes may come as the campaign season progresses.
Mrs. Robert Herrick was elected president of the IM of the First Methodist church during a Spring party held in the church basement Friday night. Mrs. Lani Gray and Mrs. Dile Alien were named vice president and secretary with Burl Carmen re-elected treasurer. Ted Breyley presided as outgoing president.
A dense listing captures radio programming across dayparts with program names, hosts, and sponsors. It references News reporters, music periods, soap operas, dramas, and variety shows, noting hosts such as Lowellee, Manning, and Harkness, and including titles like News of the World and Music Parade.
Village clerk office hours listed with deputy E J Barrick assisting tax owners through March except Wednesdays. Reports include son Charles R Lee safely arrived in France, Mary Jane Shepard improving after pneumonia, and Eleanor Sop returning to Knox Kentucky after visit with Perry Seay family. Roy McCormick noted as principal of the ASTHIO Tests with various local addresses mentioned.
A headline styled report describes a stolen garment seized from a plane. The incident prompts a lookout and a highway patrol pursuit, with no immediate recovery reported as of patrol arrival.
A garbled Harrisburg notice reports a purse finder returning a $203 bill and a reward offer of $100 being offered by Oscar Rude of Gasking City. The finder accepts only one tenth of the stated reward.
A lively tribute to modern appliances and radio era conveniences. The piece lauds the effort of workers powering ranges refrigerators washers cleaners and other electric servants that ease daily life during wave time living.
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