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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1946

Page

3

Lorain auction at Elyria Ave sale of antiques and household goods

The Elyria Avenue Repair Shop owners offer a Wednesday May 22 sale at 2105 Elyria Ave and East 21st Lorain starting 10 30 a m. Over numerous items including walnut commode chairs rockers glassware radios sewing machines kitchen ware and many household pieces. Cash terms buyer risk as sold. Auctioneers P A Walker Kevin Klineet Clark.

Elyria Ave East 21St St. Lorain Elect Singer Elyria Avenue P. A. Walker Elyria Kevin Klineet Clark

Eight Ships To Arrive Today

United Press notes eight ships scheduled to reach U S ports today with more than 3600 servicemen. Expected at New York are the Webster Victory from Le Havre with 467 troops, Westminister Victory from Le Havre with 404, Antioch Victory from Bremen with 400, General WLGC Langfitt from Canal Zone with unknown troops. San Francisco due Bronx from Taku with 982 naval personnel, San Diego due Carrier Lexington with 1563, and Minesweepers Murrellet and Russell with 33. In Massachusetts, Mrs Edich Hansen collects about 80 salt and pepper shakers.

United Press U. S New York Webster Victory le Havre Westminister Victory Antioch Victory Bremen Wlgc Langfitt Canal Zone San Francisco Bronx San Diego Lexington Murrellet Russelley Bridgewater Mass Edich Hansen

Olive Tablets Offer Remedy For Constipation Relief

Claiming to awaken lazy bile flow and aid digestion, Dr Kilwarda Olive Tablets are promoted as a vegetable remedy used for over a year by Dr FM Edwards to treat constipation and sluggish bile. The advertisement urges readers to test their supposed benefits tonight and follow label directions. Lig. 309 Alt drugstores.

Kilwarda FM. Edwards Alt

Colleges to Have Waiting Lists Warn of Enrollment Flood

Washington report by reconversion director estimates 400k to 500k would be lured from colleges this fall, with 270k veterans using GI Bill rights. Total potential enrollees 2,080,000 versus 1,800,000 capacity. Peak veteran enrollment expected fall 1948, four-year persistence anticipated. Calls for committee to study long-range problems and needs for housing, facilities, and trained staff. Government WW bonds to spend over 1 billion in the coming fiscal year as education pledge down payment.

Washington Joh W. Snyder Snyder Truman Thea Snecer

Oberlin Scouts and community notices stir local life

Oberlin news details the Little House on North Pleasant street funded by Prof. and Mrs. H. F. Thornton, its use by Scout troops, and a penny drive toward mortgage relief. Mentions piano pupils of Mrs. F. Olin Stockwell, an Oxford professorship appointment for Cr. Wren, local engagements, deliveries, and births. Boston Navy retirement ends with Rear Adm. Felix Gygax as the four Xs name owner.

Little Oberlin Oberlin Girl Seals North Pleasant Street Ars A. BE. Steiner Little Howse H. FL ‘Thornton Thornton Pst Little House Stockwell China Jung Theonard Stidley Constance Stidsley Rowena Chang Georgia Taylor Barbara Guide Ann Burnham Barbara Burnham Carolyn Cow Patricia Douglas Carolyn Jew MuDele Marilyn McDele Janet Foster Elizabeth Ann Pauline Guinan Betty Jimmy Smythe Carol Jena Gutt Carol Lee Bachtel Martha Early Julie Burneham Howard Robinson West College Street Cr. Wren Oxford University Wren Kings College University of London George D. Doans Albany N. Y South Mary Street Rae Et En Eg Boston Navy Felix Xerxes Gygax Naval District

Silverware gifts scarce for 1946 brides in New York

New York reports a silverware shortage for 1946 brides. About 1,700,000 expected brides face limited wedding gift options as Treasury sales to industrial users expired. Silver stockpiles near zero since December, leaving only six of 59 standard items available. Renewal of wartime sale provisions through the Green Act offers the only hope for silversmiths and brides to access excess silver buried at West Point.

New York William G. Thur«ber Silver Users Emergency Committee Thurber Arius West Point

Specialists Advise Apple Spray Now

Ohio State University Extension specialists recommend a second cover spray for apples to guard against scab blotch and bitter rot. H Parks warns against DDT use except in severe cooling moth damage, detailing mixes with lead arsenate sulfur and specific DDT concentrations, and cautions about mite promotion and incompatibilities with summer oil and lime mixtures.

Ohio Ohio State University H. Parks Parks Jonathan University

Program Teaches How To Save Soil In Ohio

Four-H Club members across Ohio adopt soil conservation practices to protect farms for present and future production. They learn under the National Soil Conservation program, guided by the Ohio State University extension service with USDA cooperation, including permanent pastures, contour farming, strip cropping, terracing, and soil testing for limestone phosphate and potash.

Four-H Club Ohio Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service United States Department of Agriculture

Wheat For Hungry People Delivered To Ohio Elevators

Ohio farmers had delivered enough wheat to make about 13 million loaves for the world’s hungry by May 4 and 237,116 bushels of corn by May 8. PMA member Dale Williams notes national officials expect more wheat shipments once corn moves, while farmers curb feed use by reducing poultry, sending hogs to market lighter, and putting livestock on pasture earlier. Low grade corn is being sought by operators of rain elevators to aid shortages.

Columbus Ohio Dale Williams Ohio Production and Marketing Administration Williams Washington PMA Rain

Cucumber Really Cooler Says New York Expert

Halsey B. Knapp director of the New York State Institute of Agriculture notes cucumbers are 20 degrees cooler than surroundings. He cited Nebraska where 98 degree outside air produced 78 degrees inside the cucumber, suggesting a self air conditioning effect.

Schenectady Halsey B. Knapp New York State Institute of Agriculture Knapp Nebraska

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Elyria Electric, Inc Middle Ave Masonic ACME KOTE Tana Vito Do Lig O'Donnell's Paint & Wall Paper Co Court Amy R. Osborn Oak St Lorain St Robert J. Porter New Nist Larth Price Churchy Methe Jamies Brand Pal Arnold Oberlin College Rodger Arnold Wall New Orleans VMLC Kunming Yuenan Province Alten Hospital Sinfried Kugelman Gien Olson Norman McConnell Marcvit Dorsey Mildred Gunn Richard Slater Evel Gibson Walter Owen John Kuh Marea Kenny Leon Gibson Metta Perel Eileen Smith Barbara Baker Marjorie Chin Geni Mould Mildred Chhun Pegey Churetail Hirths Allen Hospital Lyndon Burnby Harold Neal Glen Olson Wellington Roson Water Naumann Robert E. Brown Tamtex Ibs Evercrete Elyria Hardware Co Apple Spray Wakeman Fees Poe Fire French Bros Producers Wakeman Rte Grafton Chile Lorain Co Elyria Fence and Implement Co Tom Polen Oberlin Road West Ave Spencer Business Tub Gadus Leas Research Sani Flor Spencer Elevator, Inc Spencer Nesler The Grafton Savings & Banking Co Ee Oe Corporation Federal Meserve Systeme DALI Broad Street Farmers Supply CO. Ltd Narragansett Wilford’s Hatchery Oberlin Reid Elyria Farm Bureau Firestone Stores Wread Cedar Firestone NW. B.C McCormick-Deering Carter and Sargent Elyria Truck & Implement Sales—Service Nas D.D.T Sears
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