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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1945
Page
3
The subcommittee chaired by Carter Mah aged 1D-Alay Wad expected to act after hearings. The bill would require the President to submit a full proposed budget and aim to create public works jobs. If labor demand rises, the government would fund private work first while public works are established.
New members were welcomed into the Junior Hi-Y Club at its meeting at the YMCA last night. Wag guest speaker Luck Coates of Elyria Airport answered questions after his talk. Douglas Hines opened the meeting while Jack Smith and Richard Sadowski led devotional services. Everett Palmer, advisor, explained club activities. During the business session the club voted to contribute five dollars to the Elyria Community Chest.
The LaGrange Veterans Association with LaGrange’s three churches sponsor a community Armistice Day service in the LaGrange school auditorium at 11 o clock November 11. The program includes remarks by community leaders, music by the band, and a song by the girl’s sextette. Servicemen and families are invited.
B S McDonnell announced the sale of 444 Broad Street formerly a monument establishment for 25 000 dollars to an out of town buyer whose name is not available. The tenant will remain and O Donnell will manage. A second sale of a Washington Boulevard and Ohio Street lot went for 4 000 dollars to Mr and Mrs Fisher who plan to build a home soon.
Local businessman Fisher once owned the Flyrla bus station and now shares ownership of the former Seghy candy shops. Details on the transitions and current roles are still being clarified by city records.
A fragment from a historical page shows a brief entry mentioning a rationed water item, noting three dots and a bi male top. The readable text is sparse, with no clear event date or full identities.
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