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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1947

Page

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Meyers to Explain in Senate Probe of Aviation Electric

Gen. Benett Meyers will be given a full chance to explain his side of the story as Senate investigators pursue charges of profits tied to Aviation Electric Corp. Lamarre testified Meyers received cash and assets totaling near $100,000 during 1941 and 1942, including a Cadillac, apartment redecorations, and loan repayments.

Washington Benett &. Meyers Senaté Homer Ferguson Mich Senate Meyers Avin Ken Electric Corp Vandalla Baturday Claude Pepper Pepper Fergus Army Navy Aviation Electric Bell Aircraft Corpe Bell Lamuarre Onl Lamarre Cadillac

Two Youths Bound Over To Grand Jury

Delbert Stuller 18 and Jerry Thompson 19 former roomers at Mrs Nellie Stull 418 Third street bound to grand jury under 2000 bond each by Mayor Agate after pleading guilty to grand larceny. Stuller charged theft of 3275 jewelry and Thompson with watch and ring totaling 500. Warrant for James Howell another former roomer charged with jewelry theft. believed in Florida. Mrs Stull reported about 6000 worth of jewelry stolen. Police recovered a coin purse pearl necklace cameo pin diamond broach and costume bracelet from Stuller and a watch and ring from Thompson. theft occurred Nov 9.

Delbert Stuller Jerry Thompson Nellie Stull Third Street A. R. Agate Stullee Thompson James Howell Ronomer Stull Place Howell Florida Stuller

Probate Judge Nye Seeks Reelection in 1948 bid

Probate and Juvenile Judge H H Nye announced he will run again for election in 1948. Serving his third four year term since taking office in February 1937, Nye notes the six year term for the probate court and a greatly expanded juvenile court division with increased child welfare work.

H. H. Nye Nye Papl

Death notices from local paper list two bereaved families

Two obituary items: Matie Head of near Flynn Home for the Aged died Tuesday at 6 30 pm born January 22 1865 in Trumansburg New York lived 16 years locally and was Methodist. Louise Harlow Gordon 49 of 1044 Irvington Ave Massillon died suddenly Tuesday at Massillon City Hospital born October 27 1901 in Edgewood Pennsylvania resided in Oberlin 1937 to 1923 and was active in church and civic groups. Burial and service details provided.

Louise Harlow Gordon Oberlin Irvington Avenue Massillon Massillon City Hospital Edgewood Oberlin High School Oberlin College Central Presbyterian Church Woman's Club Allen Mia Mabel Greenwood Margaret Harlow Cleveland Dorothy Evins Chatham Mass W. H. Harlow Oregon George RK. Harrow Wilson N.Y Rufus Emery Cedar Street George M. Jones Forest Street Gordon- Schaldnnagle Harry Bigelow

Anniversary Party Celebrates 75 Years of Local Bank

Bank employees and former staff along with spouses held a dinner at Valley Country Club to mark the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company seventy fifth anniversary. Speakers included J B Soward and Frank Eckler recalling early days, with Rodney G Rockwood praised for progress over 15 years.

Savings Deposit, Bank and Trust Company Bank Seward Eckler Natd Eukler

Hollywood Parade column riffs on padding and stars

Jimmie Fidler HTML style column rails at film padding and size driven Hollywood. Critics mock the dual billing system and inflated budgets while praising writers and true entertainment value through concise storytelling and classic star anecdotes.

VFW Auxiliary Rally Set at Birmingham School Auditorium

The VFW Auxiliary to Davidson Slack Post 8032 in Birmingham will hold a rally at the Birmingham school auditorium at 8 p.m. Friday November 21. State officers will speak. The program is open to the public. Eligible women include wives mothers daughters and sisters of veterans. Mrs Merle Andrews is president of the Birmingham unit.

V.F. W Birmingham Veterans of Foreign Ware Birmingham School Merle Andrews

Ogres of Bari Province in mid night clash

Reports describe ogres within Bari Province starting last mid night extending to public utilities. Before fighting began in Careto strikes crippled 21 of 87 communes in Coistrictal in Bati Province. Officials in Rome link the battle to Premier de Gasperi’s Naples threat and accuse Whent of serving Russia.

Bari Careto Bati Rome Premmyer Alcide de Gasperis Naples Russia

Police Report: Drunk Driving Charge Silent Collision

A motorbike rider John Knipper and driver Earl Shafstall collided at Sliponn West Avenue and 18th Street causing damage to both vehicles. James A. Plas of LaGrange was fined 75 dollars and his license suspended six months after pleading before Mayor Agate on a DUI charge following a crash at 4 18 a m with a utility pole on Oberlin road.

John Knipper St. Olg Lake Avenue Earl Shafstall 18Th Street Sliponn West Avenue James A. Plas LaGrange Elyria A. R. Agate Aquor Oberlin Road

Cleveland Poultry and Livestock Market Report

Cleveland markets report a quiet poultry market with varied prices for roasters turkeys and ducks. Livestock prices show cattle, calves, hogs and lambs with mixed but generally steady tones, while grain and produce values are listed for nearby markets and buyers. A separate note mentions a Mexican hotel and restaurant man starting a school to train cafe operators.

Cleveland Lyonge Young Ducks

Thirteen Cub Scout Awards Presented at Pack 103 Meeting

Thirteen awards were presented at Cub Pack 103 meeting held at First Congregational Church. Thirteen Cub Scouts and one boy advanced to Boy Scouts, charter handed to Rev William A Leath by Harold Ewing. Attendees included sixty Cubs Parents Scout executives and sponsors.

First Congregational Church William A. Leath Harold Ewing Firelands Area Council Boy Scouts of America Glen Johnson den No. 3 Leath Tom Given Larry Andress David Russert Floyd Baum Bobby, Brubaker Den Terry Woodings David Hostkoski Jimmy Billingsley Bobby Brubaker Jack Dillman Fred Jesse Johnny Boyson Richard Rass Jler Schofield Deese Abs.c J. A. Bieber

New Oberlin appoints Mary Dolliver dean of women

Oberlin College announces the selection of Miss Mary Dolliver of Fort Dodge Iowa as dean of women. She will assume duties February 1948 after serving with the American Red Cross abroad since 1946 and holding leadership roles in European theater clubs.

Oberlin Liss Mary Dolliver Fort Dodge Iowa Oberlin College William &. Stevensoon Germany Morningside College Sioux City Boston University Wisconsin Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway Company Alabama Miss Tolliver Washington, D. C Jamies I. Delliver Congress Iown Fort Tridge Margaret Delliver

Florence Ladies Aid Meeting in Florence on Nov 20

Florence Ladies Aid plans a Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Milton Saylor home with Mrs. Melgin Saylor and Mrs. Glenn Risen as hostesses. Mrs. M. A. Baker leads devotions. Meeting date moved from Wednesday. Florence Grange also set to meet Thursday Nov 20 under Master Walter Ladravh with annual election on agenda.

Biirmingham Birmingham Florence Ladies Aid Milton Saylor Melgin Saylor Glenn Risen M. A. Baker Grange Florence Grange Walter Ladravh Amd

Yearly Report Set By Chairmen Thayer and Arnold

The chairmen will present reports detailing the year's earnings. Mr and Mrs Robert Thayer and Mr and Mrs Arnold are listed as reporting figures and outcomes.

Robert Thayer Arnold

Furnace Blows In at Carnegie-Wires Ohio Works

A new last furnace was blown in today at Carnegie-Wires Ohio works marking the first peacetime occasion in which all 44 of U S Steel bluest furnaces in the Pittsburgh Youngstown district are in full production. The old unit, damaged last year after 43 years of operation, was replaced.

Youngstown-Ure Carnegie-Wires Ohio Works U.S Steel Pittsburgh-Youngstain

Former Elyria Resident Wilfred Block Dies at 38

Wilfred V. Block, 38, a former Elyria resident, died early today at Lake County Memorial Hospital in Painesville after a heart attack. Born April 17, 1908 in Elyria, he lived most of his life there and worked as a switchboard operator at Rayal Corporation in Painesville for the last nine years. Survived by wife Irene, children Bernie Lou and David, his parents, a sister and a brother, he was a member of Zion Lutheran and Grace Suthers church affiliations. Friends may call at Nixon Funeral Home starting noon Thursday, with funeral Friday at Zion Lutheran, followed by graveside services at Brookdale Cemetery.

Wilfred V. Block Elyria Lake County Memorial Hospital Painesville Grace Suthers' Church Ue Industrial Rayal Corporation Zion Luthéran Church William Street

Arraignments, divorces, and verdicts from Lorain court

State highway patrol arrested motorists arraigned before Justice James P. Horn for offenses including passing a Ridgeville school bus. Dave Crow of Cleveland fined for speeding. Multiple divorce suits filed in Lorain and nearby counties. A verdict awarded Charles Oakley against Vassie Scott, and Urbin Shumaker received compensation for power line erection. Adoption appeals in Lorain County were decided, with custody disputes and parental opposition noted. Upcoming honors for two winning committees announced.

James P. Horn Kenny West Ridgeville Dave Crow Cleveland Hidgeville Helen Davis Lorain Richard, Jr Guy B. Findley Urbin Shumaker Cleveland Sleetriclluminating Co District Court of Appeals H. H. Nye Bonkie Mac Piccione Bonnie Mac Charles Sandor Vunraugh Adtor Vito Picgione Sanders Sanors Sprank Arthur Spore Leroy Brewster Willian Jarret

Views On The News by Henry McLemore on wealth desires

A comic piece contrasts rich and poor through a narrator who riffs on wealth, tailoring mishaps, and the social pressures of affluence. The skewed monologue lampoons luxury, tailors, and the absurdity of status signaling as the author retreats to the comfort of poverty.

Four Hunters Fined in Avon District Court

State Game Warden Herbert Andrews reported four hunters fined in Justice James P. Horn's court. Calvin Kopp of Elyria paid $30 for two violations including trespass and hunting after 4 pm. Kopp was arrested south of Elyria for trespass and after hours hunting with $30 total fines. Fred Horsley, Avon district, was fined $15 with $5 suspended for hunting after hours. Ralph Brown, Avon, fined $25 plus costs for failing to display his license. John War of Avon to be arraigned tomorrow for hunting without a license. Joe Montors of Indiana, visiting Avon, was fined $14 with $3 suspended for hunting without a license.

Herbert Andrews James P. Horn Calvin Kopp Elyria Kopp Fred Horsley Avon Ralph Brown John War Mons Day Horn Joe Montors Indiana

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