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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1942

Page

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Elyrian Announces His Candidacy For Commissioner

Roger C. Hill announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Commissioner. Elyria native, married with one daughter, resident of 128 Eastern Heights Blvd. He studied engineering at Ohio State University and for 24 years has been a construction engineer operating his own firm. He is now with The Ohio Earthworking Company of Lorain.

Roger C. Hill Hill Elyrian Eastern Heights Blvd Elyria Ohio State University Ohio Ersthrering Company Lorain

Employment Week Aims to Help Workers Over Forty Find Jobs

Elyria United States Employment Service office centers efforts during National Employment Week to place workers over 40 in war production. L A Lancashire notes veterans groups and civic organizations will assist, while maintaining daily registrations and job placements for all ages. Older workers may be referred to training to raise skills to job requirements. He cites President's proclamation urging former service members from 1917 and 1918 to join industry and agriculture as employers relax requirements for experienced workers.

Elyria United States Employment Service L. A. Lancashire Mane Lancashire National Employment Week

Amherst Class Of 63 To Graduate At Rev A A Hunter

Amherst high school will graduate its 1942 class of 63 students, 31 girls and 32 boys, with Rev. A A Hunter delivering the commencement address. The senior week includes a May 4 baccalaureate at St Peter Evangelical and Reformed with Rev HL OM Maxwell as speaker.

A. A. Hunter Cambridge Methodist Church Amherst St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church HL OM. Maxwell First Evangelical Church

Mother Daughter Banquet at St Joseph Catholic Church

One hundred mothers and daughters of St Joseph Catholic church attended the Mother daughter banquet in the school hall hosted by the Marion club. Blue and white decor, lilacs and tulips, candlelit meal, with Mrs Joseph Wesbecher as feastmistress. Amateurs from Amherst High presented a one act play directed by Anna Shiman, featuring Anna Shiman Ruth Schulz Ash Rosen Kranz de Toth Bob Sichuta Charles Wolf James Bauer Gordon Ward, with choral songs by Mrs Schuwartz group.

Josepa Catholic Church Marion Club Joseph Wesbecher Trust Meters June Penders Yast G. Achenbach Group al Vncal Selecc Eptech Amherst Hi Anna Shiman Ruth Schulz Ash Rosen Kranz de Toth Bob Sichuta Charles Wolf James Bauer Gordon Ward

Lodi Attorney Seeks State Senate Nomination in 1942

Lodi attorney Ralph A. Winter announces candidacy for the Republican nomination to represent the 27-29 Senate district comprising Lorain Medina Ashland and Richland counties. A Medina County resident since 1931, Winter notes no Medina native has held the seat since 1901. He is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan and Cleveland Law School, active in Rotary and the Ohio Bar Association, with amateur theater as a hobby.

Ralph A. Winter Lodi Lorain Medina Ashland Richland Winter Medina County Ohio Senate Smithville Ohio Wadsworth LeRoy Puz Ile Ohio Wesleyan, University Cleveland Law School Mesdina County Winterty LeRoy Ohio Company of Columbus, C Rotary International Ohio Bar Association Players” Club of Letter

Oberlin College Band To Honor Mothers Sunday

Oberlin College Commencement Band plans a Mother's Day program on Sunday afternoon from 4 to 5 at the campus center. The program features marches, chorales, overtures, songs, and Sousa’s Stars and Stripes Forever, conducted by George Wala and Batold Heaver, directed by Arthur Lo Williams. If rain, bells will not ring and chairs will be set for campus seating.

Oberlin Oberlin College Neuiterling Bach Chal Romano Ketel George Wala Commander Bercher Bats Old Heaver Wile Vamstoun Erik Leidrens Mother Machree Olcott Hali Tarantella the Holmes Sousa Arthur Lo Wiliams Rune

Lorain Couple Die After Suspected Suicide and Poison

Max Sas cuka 33 and Jula Malterer 41 of Lorain died in St Joseph hospital after ingesting poison following the discovery of Mr Malterer's body hanging in their basement. Malterer had been a longtime maintainer for a public ice company and was despondent after an auto accident in Cleveland last December. The couple had no children.

Max Sascuka Lorain Masterer Jula Masterer St. Joseph's Hospital Malterer Cleveland

Motorist Fined For Dui and Drying Charges

Ralph Atkins of 777 West River was fined $4 and costs after a Tuesday morning arrest. The driver received the penalty following a drys-related incident described in the police report.

Ralph Atkins West River Bi Weday

Lorain Councilman Launches Ohio Assembly Bid

Lorain councilman Lesle M. Burge announces candidacy for the Ohio General Assembly as a Republican in the August primary. A 33 year old Lorain native, he is a former Armour and Co. employee and Lorain city official since 1939, serving on finance and several council committees. He and his wife reside at 2203 East Erie Avenue, Lorain. A traffic incident near West Avenue and Lodi Street is noted in passing.

Lesle M. Burge Lorain Ohio General Assembly Ain County General Assembly Brighton Targe Larainett Ohio Wesleyan University Armour and Co Ding Co Imo Jarce Nance Dle Ty East Erie Avenue

Close Contests For Top Honors In School Attendance

Attendance contest results issued by A. T. Smith show South Amherst winning the high school division with 66.89 percent. Browntein and Avon Lake follow closely, with others like Cleview and Ridgeville posting strong marks. The report notes several schools achieving 96 to 97 percent in the elementary division and cites notable attendees from Arlington and nearby districts.

A. T. Smith South Amherst Browntein Avon Lake Helden Cleview Brighton Camden Vennetts Ridgeville Columb Grafton Brookside Venfeld LaGrange

School punctuality and honors in district divisions

The article reports on grade divisions from fith to eighth with varied attendance and punctuality. It notes leaders like Crownbedany and South Armberat in performance, lists several elementary schools with performance figures, and mentions two schools achieving perfect punctuality in certain periods.

Gander Avon Lahr Hantington Jumbia Venteld Ville Aven LaGrange Som Henrietta Crookside Faton South Midge Middle Nidge Rochester Murray Midge

Test Blinds for Lights in Philadelphia Defense Coins

Officials assess bids amid unclear text from a damaged page. The fragment references testing, wiring, and war related terms with scattered names and numbers, but lacks clear events or outcomes.

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