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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1946
Page
3
Washington reports rent control will survive the coming decontrol order but ceilings will rise. OPA spokesman says Steelman will list items to keep under control as long as possible, with rent certain to stay. Also notes wage controls to be phased out. Chile whalers caught nearly 609 whales in the last year.
East Carlisle PTA meeting at the school 8 p.m. Prof John W Kurtz speaks. Fall Festival at Vincent school 7 p.m. Friday. Chatham WSCs hold bazaar and fried chicken dinner. La Grange Grange paper drive on November day requests papers magazines and sacks. Lorain County Breeders Association supper and entertainment in Wellington. Armistice Day services and church activities listed for Avon Lake La Grange North Olmsted Ridgeville Camden Eaton Grafton Henrietta.
Rep. Roger C. Slaughter, D Mo, urged President Truman to dismiss Hannegan as chairman of the Democratic National Committee and as postmaster general. Slaughter accused Hannegan of dishonor in Missouri Democratic affairs and called for his resignation from the DNC and as Missouri’s DNC member. World War I casualties cited total 79,226 with 19,933 killed in action or died of wounds, 496 missing, and 50,697 wounded.
The Wellington chapter of the Order of Eastern Stars elected Mrs. Arlene Lashley president and Charles Lashley vice president with Mrs. Mildred Kiplinger as secretary and treasurer. A November 20 Literary Club meeting featured book reviews. Local church services across St. Patrick's First Congregational First Methodist and others are listed with service times and staff. Bank directors were re-elected at the First Wellington Bank and Rebekah Lodge held a regular meeting with officer nominations. October and November birth days will be observed at the next meeting.
The Me dina Association of Congregational Christian Churches will hold an ecclesiastical council in North Ridgeville on November 10 to ordain Elston M Butterfield to the Christian ministry. Butterfield, called in 1943, earned a Bachelor of Divinity from Oberlin and a BA in education from the University of Michigan. He previously led churches in Dexter Michigan and Chagrin Falls. The 2:30 council will hear his paper on his background and theology, followed by examination and vote. if approved, ordination at 4:00 with reception.
The North Ridgville Congregational Church will ordain Mr. Butterfield as minister with election to the Ecclesiastical Council and a public ordination service. A concluding reception will honor the new minister. Butterfield is married with a daughter Isabel Diane.
The Northeastern Ohio Section of the American Industrial Hygiene Association will hold its meeting November 14 at 8 p.m. at the Cleveland Health Museum. Robert A. Kehoe, M. D., director of the Kettering Laboratory, University of Cincinnati, will discuss The Place of Toxicology in Industrial Health. He will show how biological investigations determine the hazard level of chemical industry products.
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