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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1944

Page

4

Youths Admit Involvement in Oil Station Thefts

Reported youths including Lewis Bratiels 18 and Robisa 20 of Oberlin admitted thefts linked to Standard Oil bulk station on West Bridie Street and 18 Center Street Woods track. Sentenced by Mayor Agate to fines and jail time. others referred to grand jury. several youths detained in county jail.

Glicut Fahd General Bore Witovre Uhes Stadend Brilfidt Oil Co Bridie Dal

Contialled From Page One Central Committee Results

Walter J. Coyle led the central committee race with a substantial vote over George W. Doran. McCowan of Akron won a district HAN contest amid 1142 votes, while Lilian Nichel and Mary BE Crow faced various tallies. Edward W. De Was unopposed for senator with 248 votes. John A. Mnoppoed polled 3,050 for representative. Joseph B. lev. Lorain received 2,604 votes. Henry J. Kane of Amherst 1,609. Harry P. Webber executor unopposed with 3,848. Alice Powers Elyria 7,535 unopposed for court, Sheri Carl Finegan led the ticket with 3,378 votes. Christ Lewis of Lorna oper chief deputy sheriff unopposed with 2,616. Paul F. Tiluan Ridgeville unopposed with iBAAT votes.

Central Walter J. Coyle Eorge W. Doran Cork McCowan Akron Wis Lilian Mary BE. Crow Edward W. de John A Joseph B.lev Lorain Henry J. Kane Amherst Ecutor Harry P. Webber Rain Nork Alice’ Powers Ridgeville

Second Conference Attended by Mrs Reese and Rev Reese

Additional Society members HH and Conference P ve and Mrs C Irving Reese attend the Second Conference at Cooperming Independent Blist Missions in Porting Michigan today and tomorrow. Rev Reese is the evening speaker and they travel from Grand Rapids for the Council of Fourteen meeting and sessions of the Gener ssoviation of Flegilar Baptist yweries.

Irving Reese Cooperming Porting Michigan Reese Grand Rapids Gounell Noyth Culthy Street Gies Lake Drive Baptist Church Fistrand Repids Stoke Arizona Leonardo Servado Kenneth Gand Penfeld Junction

Nomination Vote Sets Senators Choice In Long County

A fragmentary report shows a Republican nomination victory for a county official named Avon, with mentions of Ashinii d Medinn and others. The text references a November election, party opposition, and a possible transition to a Democratic nomination.

Falpl AL Wintare Bediplttieney Tiarait Ashiniid Medinn Hid Lehithd Witter Owott Falieseiy Lonhy Aiitol Aviiler de Chant Avon Tolnty Coniittlas Te Demouratic Noviitation Avilliquil Opposittuts

Faces Charge After Traffic Accident in City

Police report shows Park B Stevens of Cornell Avenue arrested after a collision with a parked car owned by Paul R Leimbach near Broad Street. He was charged with reckless driving following a separate incident on Hycon Street at 11 35 pm that night. Bond set at $200. expected to appear May 17.

Thme Mga Prk B. Stevens Cornell Aves Hue Broad Street Polive Paul R. Leimbach ROD2 Verizon Anleiight Colic Steel Ghief BE J. Slatkard Gimdaupe

Fragmented OCR Election Roll Totals With Varied Figures

An assortment of candidate names and vote tallies across offices appears in a garbled OCR extract. Names such as Edward Saltsman and George Nye mix with party labels and diverse numeric tallies, ending with stray text about Paramushiry island and a garbled note about a sulphur transport scenario.

Paramushiry Island Kuriles Jay

Sermon Taste of Thessalonian Hope in Paul’s Defence

A historical sermon surveys Paul’s defense before the Thessalonians, highlighting his motives, gentleness, and selfless gospel ministry. It notes his consistent example, absence of deceit, and readiness to afflict for others, framing his actions as a model for faithful Christian living and public preaching.

Aso Deter Cheist Chidat Tee Abel Palla Thurel Leetheen Hiatt Paitil Philsipps Palls Wittess Paul Pestis Christ Prula Elise Vic I Thessoniva Cleves Jook Besson Chris Hal Cleveland George J. Stoures Clavyland Hamelin Rts Wayeesui Kyle

Candidate slate forms for county seats in November election

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate two county seats contested in November with candidates including Dry Backis and Rogers In. The state legislature seats are also mentioned, with reference to Buell ot Loeain and other unclear names. Readable entities include counties and mentions of opposition.

Buell Loeain Harelier Avor

Ohio Senate Race Narrows As Pickrel Leads Opponents

Senator Robert A Tati of Clocin and William G Pickrel of Dayton face off in the November campaign for the United States Senate. Pickrel strengthened his renomination bid against Marvin Harrison of Cleveland Heights and John Taylor of Luton as Ohio Republicans solidify their field.

Senate Robert A) Tati Clocin William G Pickrel Dayton United States Ohio Ant Pickret Wonie Marvin’ Harrison Cleveland, Heights John Taylor Luton

Can t Date Fireman If He War An 0e St Louis

A garbled 1930s report discusses fireman conduct and propriety rules. It notes restrictions on discussing private calls at the station, prohibits certain actions during fires, and mentions penalties for improper behavior. The text references a fire department editorials and public airing of rules.

St, Louis Uenuk

Unopposed contenders lead in county race results

The article reports unopposed candidates and vote totals for multiple county offices. Notable figures include W. Kennyth Golinsen and Cyrene S. Word, with votes ranging from about 4,574 to 5,590. Other offices show varying results and clear majorities in a countywide election.

Yolys E. Agite Leeyiying Joumwe Te Nanna W. Kennyth Golinsen Aida Villa Byyshussier Wotniitalun Mmajurny Reccivay Cyrene SL

Teeth Cleaning Time and Army Laundry Notes

Chicago reports a study by Dr. G. Robinson of the University of Washington Dental School on how 405 individuals brush teeth and the persistence of accessible tooth surfaces despite familiar methods. Army laundry operations at Fort Douglas processed over 250 million pieces. enlisteds’ laundry paid by piece, with $150 monthly cap. Chicago also notes the University of Chicago acquiring the Boss Agliatti collection from Newberry Library, including 1.14 works in 408 volumes and notable Sung dynasty incunabula.

Chicago de He G. Robinson University of Washington Dental School ARMY Twandees Aig Pquglas Ninth Service Command Reyvive Fores Ruadenntunter University of Chicago

Oberlin Man Dies of Heart Attack at 98

Johnny Emmerick, 98, of Oberlin Rep, died suddenly at home last night of a heart attack. Born in Russia, he spent his life in the area as a farmer and member of Sacred Heart church. Survived by his wife Catherine, a daughter Loe Elaine, two sons Francis and Frederick, and several sisters, brothers, and in laws. Funeral arrangements pending. The obituary also notes Mary Rogers, 77, of Oberlin, died Tuesday morning at her daughter’s home. funeral services set for Friday at 2:00 p.m.

Oberlinjohny Emmerick Oberlin Rep Russia Florida Winster Francis Frederick Ve” Alzlers Adebuel Smith Amy Emmerick Louise Sump Mame Fees George Jacob Fiienk

Church Window Has 30 000 Pieces

Pittsburgh parish Blessed Sacrament Chapel unveils a 24 1 2 foot rose window in the western transept designed by George W Sotter. Constructed of 30 000 glass pieces in a geometric pattern with 95 patterns carved from 35 B pieces of stone, it is the second largest in the nation and cost an estimated 25 000 to 30 000 dollars.

Pittsburgh Nafloh Rose Witdow Army Depot Jersey City N.J George M. Spann Command Headquarters

Primary Returns Highlight Haden Orralition in Fourteenth District

Unofficial results show Ed Rawe at Akron Cisma failing against Republican voters. in the Fourteenth district Wali’ Be Huber of Summit County wins the Democratic nomination by a slim margin for the four-mar contest.

Haden Ed Rawe Akrone

Carpetbag experiment passes unseen in Williamsport

A lone carpetbag carried by a junior reporter on shopping tours attracted no notice over several days. Borrowed from Lycoming County Historical Society, it echoed Civil War era mobility. The stunt aimed to show how easily historic items blend with modern life, yet observers remained oblivious.

Williamsport Temple Lycoming County Historical Society-Museus

Fragmentary Memoir Snippet on Library Microfilm Use

A garbled passage notes university and Scottish Library actions regarding microfilm copies of manuscripts. It mentions Williamson, a request for microfilm from the Scottish Library, and the university library’s reliance on its own volumes. A Littleton line describes a finenerable distinction and a tiny eye diameter record.

Rovenin Geortas Brayly Scotlant Williamson University Littleton Frank, Trombiey Wich Jong

Livestock and produce markets report amid mixed prices

Hanes and Boers listed with hogs and lambs at varied prices. sheep and lambs prime and choice around 14.50 to 18.30. Market notes onions, parsley, cucumbers, lettuce, tomatoes and other produce with per-peck and per-pound rates. poultry receipts show Grade A fowl and ducks with broad price ranges. Regional markets include Cleveland and Northern Ontario listings with miscellaneous farm goods and indicators.

Shale Seth Cleveland Acta

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