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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1944
Page
1
A fragmented catalog entry lists various farming implements and gear including wagon, mower, binder, harrow, hay loader, water tank, and miscellaneous tools. Names such as Clayton H. Seey and Lee Klinuch, Clark appear with an address or phone reference in Grafton.
A detailed farm listing describes Twill residence near Wakeman on Canfield road with seventeen head of cattle including Holstein and Jersey cows for freshening, a young herd noted as clean and healthy, plus two mares and various livestock. The machinery inventory includes a Victor electric milking unit, McCormick Deering equipment, mowing and fodder gear, a hay loader, belt-driven tools, and assorted farm w equipment and supplies.
Disjointed text references Georgia Republicans at a national convention and delegates. Mentions names like Dewey and Roosevelt era context, with uncertain identities and garbled phrases about party dynamics and possible outcomes.
Detroit reports end of a week long walkout by workers at Chrysler plants after United Auto Workers CIO members and local leaders debated loyalty to the war effort. William Jenkins of local 490 announced the decision, while the ongoing trial of union officials proceeds. Also, Will Rogers’ body returns to Oklahoma for burial at a memorial museum in Claremore after travel from Los Angeles.
North Ridgeville residents are urged to assist a school canning effort on May 24. Volunteers, led by John Worcester and Harald Sweet, coordinate with the High School and Chitting Committee to collect produce and equipment for a canning season kickoff.
Ridgeville Troop 14 of the Boy Scouts will meet in the recreation room at 7 o clock Wednesday to plan a bike safety event for Friday. Memorial Day practice and preparation will also be featured.
Readable fragments report deaths of Florence M Veram 92 of 162 Parmely Elyria in hospital and Simon Rice Spencer 87 of Lords Hospital with funeral details. Florence leaves son Kenneth Bultermore and Jean Verna, mother Ann Schaub, brothers and sister. services to be at Sudra-Curils Funeral Home with burial at Pario cemetery. call hours and pastor listed. Simon Rice Spencer survived by wife Myra Hicks Mlew and eight children. funeral at Parker Funeral Home with Reverend Filly Walters officiating.
A scrambled report notes a meeting linked to an automotive firm. Key figures include AL Molin as president and Wendestollah as secretary treasurer. The facility, located near Bronits Alrassina, features a 103 Bronits building with automated machines and overhiéd oversight by Hetges and Rogers.
A chaotic report covers regional tugmen officials and a work stoppage linked to a demand for full pay for days off. The Norwalk area mentions a fatal truck collision near Cleveland and Fairport Harbor. An Elyria man faces fines for toxhalinin. Washington actions push labor priorities to food processing and can manufacturing plants.
Grafton 4H Club at the Belden Jolly J's 440 club elected officers for the coming year at the school. Irene Gallatos president, Missie Moward vice president, Esther Denois secretary and treasurer, Pearl Wilton recreational leader, Gena Perrys news reporter. A second meeting will set dates and places for future activities. Birthday celebration honors Hal Rothnery family with gifts and cake. Craftors High senior class noted Distinction Boy on May 17. Club meetings include sewing and social visits, with Curtiss Wright plant reporting wartime production awards and worker achievements.
Yesterday a Warren county session saw Harold Wasilhanes awarded custody and child support of 12 dollars weekly after a divorce suit from Willian J. Biribi. Other rulings include Mary Sniklis granted divorce. Mattie Bean Hill granted divorce from Claude. and neglect-based divorce petitions by Lee D Avon. Commissioned hearings set for ditch cases Grobe, Will, and Bechtel with details scheduled June 20 and at 10 a.m. on the specified dates.
Fragmented text references Castaneda Aero Wert and Le O Te, mentions Flower Hospital, Methodist church, and a succession at a hospital. Names like G. Schiramian and Dr Reyitiond Vi Jokinsna appear amid garbled phrases. Context suggests a local religious and medical leadership update with potential appointment notices.
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