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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1941
Page
13
Oberlin hosts an exhibit featuring MW tapestries from Feenel and Compachy of New York and an accompanying display of contemporary prints and works from the Federal Works Art Project. Two Hansctin YORE pliers and L. Davidl are noted as sponsors. items must be submitted by Myron Palmer. The Allen Art Museum show runs November 13 through January.
Notices show Is. W. O. scheduling two additional meetings with a focus on labor organizing. The events reference the Steel Worker group, THAW day, and regional departments, with venues listed as the HW OG Hallah 1700 Rae Teens on eighth Street.
Fragmentary notes describe a Sunday School roll call and responsive readings led by Rev Cansig and Rev Iso. A priest, possibly Daw Moat, led a prayer and a protest or event involving a bank or loss is mentioned in a garbled record from the Norte Losing banks.
Starr visited Cleveland diners and relatives including Mr St sister and Mr and Mrs Ar, while Mrs Ethel Cousins of Niles Michigan spent a day with her brother Ralph Beinhah. Mild social calls continued as Lorain guests visited Mrs Walter Gregg and the Remens hosted a family dinner at their home.
Lorain County real estate operator Peer, jailed 1 to 10 years for bribery, faces a parole commission hearing in Columbus. He previously had parole revoked after early release from London prison. A state welfare official lauds his honesty and believes Peer may obtain parole if he remains truthful.
In Ohio a parole release for Averett is questioned after records show he was freed from London Inn 26 days before parole took effect. Sherwood and Peer faced scrutiny as Peer had not seen a physician during the entire period of his freedom.
The commission found Pee had been released before the scheduled parole date, rescinded the parole, returned him to Ohio penitentiary, and announced another hearing by November.
An unclear report from the coast describes a German air raid incident. A woman named Olga Woe reportedly barked for help as rescuers dug to reach her, while a child’s life and parental fate were implied but not clearly documented.
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