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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1947
Page
1
Kenneth B. Lora reports campaign expenses totaling 1568 dollars for the recent primary and Loran County Elections. Harry Kirkpatrick shows expenditures of 280 dollars covering advertising rent and other items for his campaign in the first ward.
A local official clarifies city fire rules for rubbish burning. No burning within the fire time limits downtown or near Green Street unless in approved metal containers, with a 20 foot clearance from any building. Also notes a Columbia Oberlin teaching arrangement.
Festler argued that football stars must be marketed like products to boost sales in their local markets. He urged Ohio players to advertise in Lakewood and nearby cities while stressing sports should not override vocation. He hoped Ohio State star Otto Cline would return from military service next fall.
Police report Paul Rush of Abbe road Avon was booked on drunken driving charges after a car collision at Rast avenue and a top light incident. Robert J Onev of Cleveland was fined and license suspended for six months after a DUI arraignment before Mayor Agate. Joe Bara of Lod shert was fined and costs for driving. Oliver Sanford of Chestnut street was fined and sentenced to five days for poor driving. store theft details cited four cigarette packs and a safety razor. Fire damaged roof area at General Industries. three fire companies responded and vent stack was damaged.
An auxiliary meeting of the American Legion is planned in Spencer for April 80 with women eligible to join. Mrs. George Miner of Metlina, president of the 11th district, met the group, Janice Stuart was chosen chairman for the May 8 session at the town hall. Wives, widows, mothers, sisters, and daughters of Legion members urged to attend. refreshments served.
Multiple death notices from Elyria area report the passing of Mrs Augusta Reed 88 of Elyria her survivor list includes her son Reed and several nephews. Harold Dird disbro 52 formerly of Elyria dies in New York City after illness. John L Brown 72 of Kipton dies after three months illness. Captain Coacke Garland dies at Sedgemans Home. Earl Thomas Diewald two year old dies of bronchopneumonia in Cleveland City Hospital. Cyril Auhricky Wakeman 92 obituary notes surviving wife and daughter. Ada Conklin Avon Lake dies after heart attack at home leaving a son and siblings. Calia La Fhandoise Avon Lake dies at St Josephs Hospital survived by sister and husband predeceased. Funeral arrangements noted for each.
The Oberlin community hosted a large Mother and Daughter Tea at the James Brand house on Saluceday with Scouts, teens, and adults enjoying songs, welcome remarks, and awards. Attendees included Mrs. Joseph Jlupgate and Grace Seliautiler, with plans noted for Summer Day Camp and a First Church dinner meeting at the James Brand House.
Building inspector Hatt Di¢kifan reports plans to construct a new one and a half story frame dwelling at the Intersection of Bellcourt and Lake Avenue. Estimated cost is 4500 dollars with work by Hines Hive.
The Rev Herbert Keebler, pastor of the Pittsfield Congregational Church, resigns to accept a larger post as pastor of the Ta. Ronda Avenue Congregational Church in Springfield. The church official board meeting is set for Friday at 8:30 p.m. at Rosené Campbell's home to consider the resignation and arranging a successor.
War era details show Petroff not released until April 1948. he was freed yesterday after actions by Game Warden Andrews and Justice Holfon with approval by Lester C. Bailey. Perrott began game law penalties December 31 1947, after prior firearm charge from November 4. While jailed, his family relied on public relief. he plans to move to central Ohio or West Virginia to work in coal mines, arranging family relocation as possible.
Fragmentary notes report divorce actions involving Patterson and others, a cancelled commission, and an arrest of Murray Garsson linked to a $3,400 loan dispute. Nearby items reference a Kentucky timberland case, a war era inquiry, and visits by Elyria and Oberlin residents, with local fire department activity and an art viewing at Allen Art Library.
County Auditor Frank Ayred announced plans to petition the state tax commission for a reevaluation of property in Shellfield Lake village due to rapid district-wide value increases. Separate suits shifted through local courts including a quiet title action at 252 Belltiela avenue and an Avon Lake real estate dispute over commission fees. Other items note a district paper drive, local club meetings, and assorted divorces and criminal cases with residents facing penalties for cruelty and intoxication.
Market notes show varied cattle and hog prices with active demand. Prices for beef general quality levels range from low to choice with calves and lambs listed, while poultry prices rise in Cleveland area markets and produce items like apples cucumbers tomatoes and mushrooms appear with noted baskets and per unit costs.
A Yugoslav official apology followed the May 2 incident in which US diplomat Jona M. Cabot and others were detained. Yugoslav authorities returned diplomatic cards an hour after Cabot telegraphed the American Embassy, promising no repetition and awaiting possible disciplinary action. DIES OF STARVATION CONNEAUT A German native, 70, dies of starvation in his home after starving his animals, including a cow found nearby.
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