Chambers' Lair Described Near Rail Line and Postoffice
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a place called Chambers' lair claimed to lie about 27 miles from a railroad and seven miles from a post office. May, Pex population around 4000.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1945
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a place called Chambers' lair claimed to lie about 27 miles from a railroad and seven miles from a post office. May, Pex population around 4000.
A two year effort by the Civic Military Service Committee and the Business and Professional Women's Club kept Elyria service men files up to date. Eva Mackey led the project with Miss Bessie Douglas, aided by Wilhelmina Gebhardt and Claire Reynolds. The group maintained 3600 records, sent 3400 Christmas packages, and noted fewer than 200 undeliverable addresses.
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