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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1944
Page
4
Verminien Thittadas led an evening program with a matinee and encore before a sellout audience. Amalia and the HAE company showcased acts while the audience noted the scenery and performance quality at The High School stage theater.
Home contents to be sold cash on delivery include Davenport chair set Victrola radio Easy washer bathroom heater gas heater Seth Thomas clock dining set rugs dining chairs beds dressers Morris chairs lamps books dishes cookware glassware curtains bedding farm tools and more. Partial contact 6633 Elyria.
Executors offer 16 head of purebred registered Holsteins and Friesians plus farm machinery from the EL Pierce herd and Wellings ton Ohio. Cattle include five four-year-olds and three three-year-olds milking well, bred heifers, calves, and milking equipment. Machinery includes threshing unit, tractors, plows, hay tools, and poultry gear. Sale Thursday June 1, 1944 at 10 30 A M local time, terms of sale cash. Livestock and belongings to be removed by buyer. Executrix Ray Antone EM Far Kei Hevnes Clacti.
A detailed 1940s style revue features Miss Rose Marie Frick and Billy, with The Thew Shovel Do company. Ted Redinand Nile and Bob Buris lead, delivering a balanced production under Edward Kiefer’s orchestra direction.
Obere Bait Wy f al Obey in Col at Alten Mf Baltitan i. The obituary notes his coronary thrombosis and the family details. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at First Church with burial at Westivond cemetery.
Jefferson High School reports ninth grade students active with an afternoon assembly for seventh and eighth graders featuring a play The Trial of Freshman Hacknett and music from the ninth grade chorus and a student quartet. An Alfred Hievely sale accompanies the event. Tonight the ninth graders head to Blyrin High School for the annual Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association party honoring students finishing their work. Mrs Carl Sehmitkens will show motion pictures. Scout troops join a later military mass at St Agnes Church, with a jamboree flag raising and a tribute to fallen service members.
Two obituaries describe deaths in Blyria and Elyelas Marnaptal Hospitel. Mrs Edwards Coleman widow of Wilam McAfredy and daughter of ISIN, with funeral at House The Rev Habert Live IHQston officiating and burial at Brookdale cemetery. Mrs Sophia Krause, German born widow, member of Grace Lutheran and Aldi Society, survives Mildred and Esther Krause. Grace Lutheran church service at Grace Lutheran Church with burial in Ridgelawn cemetery.
A meeting of the Junior Fair Board at Wellington set August 24 as Junior Fair Day with exhibits and demonstrations by rural youth groups across the county. The program includes continuous demonstrations by girls groups, county winners in style revise and demonstration contests, and features for girls department superintendents including Eleanor Lewis Kipten Shirley Bals Vanita Seabald Helen Burge Norma Jean Nester Virginia Hurst Alice Jean West.
A Requiem High Mass for Lt. Seres, killed in action, will be held at 7 30 a m Tuesday at Ste Agnes church. Father Len J Brisy will officiate. Lt. Seres, 26, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Seres of 604 Furnace Street, served as a fighter pilot in the Army Air Forces based in Italy. Brig Gen Troop No JA will participate in the military mass. Mrs Mary Stevens of Hillman road has learned of her niece Mary Gardner being promoted from second lieutenant to first lieutenant in the Army Nurse Corps. Gardner, daughter of the late Joseph and Mary Gardner, is a graduate of St Alexis Hosp and Western Reserve University and is stationed in the Pacific.Continued from page one.
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Veterans and Auxiliary members gathered in Grafton for a Memorial Day service honoring Gold Star Mothers and post members. The ceremony featured a flag dedication by the Grafton Fire Department, a sermon by Rev Willman, prayers by Mrs Orpha Nisbey, and music led by Mrs McAnn and Alt. B. Edwards. Mayor Ralph Kolingki received the flag as dignitaries spoke, followed by a parade to the Honor Roll and a dining room tureen dinner.
Hundreds of Elyvia families face losses as last night’s flood partially inundated basements and streets. Water backed up from storm sewers when facilities failed during the holiday, interrupting protection and leaving many homes affected.
Clifford Smith granted a divorce from Lucile Findley on grounds of reg ed ault. Fashion Plate Inc. against Goldstein Suits Co. settled and dismissed. James L. Wamstey, 118 Cedar Street, involved in $25 breach of promise suit by Rubs Pritchard of Colleges Tubes. Joel Peyton, 30, Grafton, fined costs with suspended 60 days jail for board bill. John Tureynan, 25, soldier, in New Jersey, involved in a car crash on Stoney Ridge Road. Conrad Wiegers, Sr, Toledo, fined on not stopping at Route 16 and Berea. STARTING PLANS FOR 1944 FOUR-H CLUB CAMP in Medina County. camp set for August 28 to HY at Camp Crag.
Oberlin area notes cover a weekend of college and community activity including confirmations at the Lindstadt residence, faculty changes at Oberlin College Zoology, Major General Milburn visiting a student, a newborn Russell Allen at Aller Hospital, a golf accident injuring H V Zahm, and upcoming Memorial Day events with a parade and a lecture by Captain Victor Malinov.
Chapel schedules feature a president's address by B Q Wile Klis and a speaker on the iia and Biute. A professor critic appears. Baseball game Oberttius Akron vs Gat Perry at Athletic Field 30 pm. Seminar times listed for Weir Hall and Conservatory of Music. May events include a college matt event at Chapel Le Horton Mennlig.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference of the First Methodist church will meet Wednesday evening May 1 at 7 30 p m in the church. Dr Henry Thompson district superintendent of the Nor walk district will preside and give a brief address followed by a business session. All church officers and society leaders are urged to attend as annual reports for the year will be read and the nominating committee will present selections for the coming conference year.
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