Hospital Battle Crests as McClaughlin Fights Illness
Fragmentary report shows McClaughlin Ward battling illness at a hospital near Okinawa. Names Bernard Bite and Allen appear in garbled text amid references to healing efforts and a hospital battle.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1945
Page
1
Fragmentary report shows McClaughlin Ward battling illness at a hospital near Okinawa. Names Bernard Bite and Allen appear in garbled text amid references to healing efforts and a hospital battle.
The fragment lists numerous military personnel and units with service dates, postings, and locations such as Fort Dix, Camp Atterbury, Camp Atterbury, Sheppard Field, and Toledo. It records appointments or discharges, overseas deployments, and dates ranging from 1942 to 1945, noting ranks and shipping or posting details for individuals including Frederick Chusiee Oldfield, William P., Stark, and others.
Two men appeared before Justice C. C. Lora for driving offenses. William Walczak of 14 South Te road was cited after a street collision and fined 50 dollars with costs. his license suspended six months. Elyria, 650 p.m. Saturday.
The Elyria Rotary Club will host Dr Charles Guth a chiropractic physician who will present a talk on foot health with photographs from the Cleveland Health Museum. A court action resulted in fines of 415 dollars plus costs for a pedestrian incident involving a street near Huron Street. Police report a driver arrested on a Saturday after being observed to knock down two children and was found to be under the influence.
Obituaries for Mrs. Carpenter of Elyria and Mrs. Anna Sledz of South Amherst report their deaths on April 24, 186a and Sunday respectively. Services for Mrs. Carpenter will be Tuesday at 3:30 from Sudden-Cuimds Funeral Home with a closed casket. Harold Linish formerly of Lorain and Mrs. Anna Sledz of South Amherst are also noted with funeral arrangements and church affiliations.
Market notes show cattle prices steady to lower with dry fed steers around 11 dollars, cows and cutters mixed. calves active with choice 18 dollars. sheep and lambs 14 to 14.50 for spring lambs, ewes 3 to 4.50. hogs 44 to 50 dollars depending on weight and quality. Plus a court report: Steve Palheggi fined 10 dollars for petit larceny after stealing wheat from a boxcar. arrested by B&O detective with lunch box full of grain valued at a cent.
County commissioners appointed T W Laundon as assistant to County Sanitary Engineer Lester Osborne to aid prelim work for a proposed new water project in Ridgeville township. Myron Goit released on 500 bond after arraignment for operating a commercial vehicle without the owner’s permission. case set for next Saturday. Meeting moved to 10 a.m. Nov 23 to consider closing the 36th street ditch in South Lorain at an estimated 500000. Howitd W Reed bound to grand jury on 1000 bond for grand larceny in theft of 11 cases of whisky. Willie Bavis, Lurain, filed for divorce from Rachel of New York City, married 1940 with two children. Marian Vance granted a divorce on charges of desertion. decree by Judge Guy B Findley. County engineers to review bids for removing the old Bi-boat stack and erecting a new one.
An incomplete OCR fragment references a bid submission from The Brie Guy Fray Works in EM¢ Pa and mentions Cleveland. Details are garbled with stray punctuation and missing context, leaving unclear who submitted what bid and the event or deadline involved.
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a public action and local officials, with unreadable details about the sale and involved parties. The readable text implies a repair or construction context and references individuals by partial names, suggesting a formal notice format.
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