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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1946
Page
5
A partial line notes Helen M Kelley and a medical certificate signed by her father Dr Kelley. The fragment also mentions a shipment of 10,000 bicycles ordered from an Australian firm, with the context unclear.
John W. Bricker, longtime Ohio Republican, defeated Democratic appointee James W. Huffman to win a U.S. Senate seat. The former three-term governor, famed for balancing Ohio’s budget, will join Robert A. Taft in the 80th Congress, shaping the GOP’s national bid and Ohio’s political future. Bricker’s rise from Columbus attorney to state leader spans 1920 to 1942 with a fiscal record turning a $40 million deficit into a $92 million surplus.
The Young Christian Companions met at the Christian church Sunday evening at 7. Edith Thompson and Bill Lamb led, with a song service and Scripture reading. Charles Barrick spoke on prayer and Rev. Young led in prayer. Twenty six young people attended. A number from the Young People's Organization joined the Medina association meeting at the Medina Congregational church Sunday afternoon and evening. Choir practice at the Christian church Thursday at 7:45 for all interested, with the choir preparing the Christmas Cantata. Mrs Kenneth Young will entertain her Sunday school class at 8.
A 17 year old boy was detained in Columbus today tied to a holdup attempt that left Cris Suver 61 wounded. Deputies believed a west side gang was involved and traced the suspect after his name was announced at a wrestling match. Suver remained in stable condition at a local hospital.
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