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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1947

Page

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Gridders Honored At Kiwanis Club Luncheon

Elyria High School coaches and football lettermen were guests of the Elyria Kiwanis Club at a luncheon. Principal speaker David Scott of Bendix Westinghouse Automotive discussed football and education, praising the team’s record and urging players to study their jobs with the same effort as football. He traced football origins, noted early rules, and recalled Pop Warner’s coaching pay. Elyria High’s head coach D L W Travey introduced veterans and staff, including Harold Block, Ralph Bauer, A N Smith, J O Severs, and Don Sotherden, club president.

Elyria High School Elyria Kiwanis Elka Mating Root David Scott Te Bendixs Westinghouse Automotive Alt Brake Company Hir College Scott B.C Willian Ward Jesis Harvard Rutgers Princeton Pop Warner Carlisle Indians Harvacdean

Writer Declares Lausche Will Run Again in 1848

Cleveland report cites Frank J. Lausche ex governor of Ohio planning another run for the Democratic nomination and the governorship. A reliable source claims he told key supporters last night he would seek the office in 1848 to regain the post lost to Thomas J. Herbert.

Cleveland Frank J. Lausche Ohio Richard L. Maher Maher Laousche Thomas J. Herbert G.O.P Lausehe Perssons

Lorain County to Sell Notes to Fund Sewer Projects

County commissioners authorize selling $71 000 in Lorain County notes to raise funds for extending sewer and water lines in the Spring Valley district from Abbe Road westward. The notes precede long term bonds and will be paid by assessments on benefited properties. Proposals for a new car and related systems appear in separate notices, with bid details and deadlines.

Lorain County Spring Valley Abbe Road

Gifts Of Books To Norway Still Being Received

Books for Norwegian children continue arriving at the Elyria Library Longfellow Room as Book Week nears close. Elyria and nearby students, including Girl Scout Troops 20 and 12, donate titles and letters, with cash gifts from local schools to buy more books.

Norway Citta Treagum Leifellayw Elyria Hbrary Linda Custer Longfellow Room Girl Scouts of ‘Troop 20 Hetty Weinwates Girl Scouts of Ted Margaret M. Ray Allen School Kathryn Alexander Mamillon School Corinne Schroeter Ridgeville Kinder Horton Edgar Gates Elizabeth Yodet Salford &Coal Pruline Nelley All Over Town Arthur Scrivens

Frances Browand Weds Roy Perkins in United Church Parsonage

A wedding held at the United Church parsonage last Saturday featured Frances Browand and Roy Perkins of Wellington in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Mary Candy. Attended by immediate family, the couple planned to reside with the bride’s parents while awaiting a trip through the east.

Penfield United Church Parsonage Mary Candy Frances ‘Browand Roy Perkins Wellington Vern Browand Maurice Perkins Muri Browand Miriam Browand Donald Seabold Dorothy Chramii

Agricultural tips from state experiment stations mix crop care and livestock

California stations report 98 percent downy mildew control on beets spinach and lettuce with biweekly spraying of 1 pound zinc carbonate in 100 gallons of water. Sorghum requires finer seedbeds and later planting than corn for top yields. Missouri and Minnesota advise dusting with 4 percent ditual to prevent strawberry fruit damage and assess vitamin E as ineffective against normal calf bearing. Cornell and Ohio stations note crabgrass control with 2 4 D in May and provide hog and egg production feed guidelines for dry lot and summer hatch plans.

California Experiment Station Minnesota Experiment Station

Avoiding Late Tomato Blight Recommendations

USDA tips for preventing tomato blight urge discarding plants with dark spots on stems and spacing tomatoes four feet apart. Weekly fixed copper fungicide spray is advised in warm moist weather, plus keep tomatoes and potatoes far apart to prevent cross contamination.

USDA

DDT Peach Tree Borers Trial Shows Promising Control

New Jersey Experiment Station reports excellent results in controlling the common peach tree borer by spraying 6 lbs of 50 percent wettable DDT powder in 100 gallons of water. First spray on trunks and larger branches before egg hatch, usually about July fat in most regions. Second spray mid August provided strong protection for the season. Massachusetts Experiment Station offers pullet-raising tips including range rotation, ample shelter,pox vaccination, moving feeders, wire-mounted fountains, avoiding puddles, and short tender range.

New Jersey Massachusetts Experiment Station

Market Prices for Poultry Produce and Vegetables

A vintage market listing shows poultry and vegetables with assorted grades and prices. It notes large white turkeys, ducks, hens, and meats with prices ranging from a few to several dollars, reflecting regional market conditions and quality distinctions.

Burglary suspect from Akron faces trial after escape

At the Court House, Charles Hedges, 27, of Akron, released yesterday from the penitentiary, was turned over to Lorain County for burglary prosecution here. He escaped from Grafton prison farm on Nov. 24, 1944, then broke into Lean Smith's Root road home, stealing clothing, $8, and gasoline ration coupons. He was recaptured at Berea and sent back to Mansfield Reformatory for the escape, later transferred to the penitentiary. He will be tried for burglary of the Smith home. Deputy sheriffs also investigated an alleged airplane theft from Buckeye Airway Co hangar near Meister road, where a plane was moved to the highway around 1:30 a.m. yesterday and left. County commissioners withheld a price rise for a snow plow purchased Sept. 178, 1946, but may reverse practice after contracts. The plow cost $650 with a $450 trade-in and a 20 percent increase proposed. Joseph DeChant died June 7. estate appraised at $48,878, to be inherited by three sons and two daughters. A jury awarded $470 in the John Berciak appropriation case against Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. over power-line construction from Avon Lake plant. Margaret Gruse seeks alimony from Eric Gruse, married in 1921, for neglect and cruelty. Frank Yorkievitz et al contest Jane Yorkievitz will, naming Mary V. Yorkievitz executrix.

Charlies Hedges Akron Larain County Hodges Grafton Prison Farm Lean Smith Root Road Berea Mansfield Reformatory Grafton Buckeye Airway Co Meister Road Earl Ives Equipment Co Crestline E. R. Comings Joseph DeChant Abbey Road Avon

Police Court News In Napoleon fined for speeding

Harry McAllister of Napoleon was fined 15 dollars and costs for speeding on Cleveland street November 15 after waiving appearance and agreeing to be toed in his absence. Chet E. J. Stankard posted a cash bond to cover the fine and costs. A truck driven by Joe Deban and a car driven by Louis Abahazi were damaged in a collision at Middly avenue and South Mumpie street at 6 a.m. today.

Harry McAllister Napoleon, C Jon Cleveland Street A. R. Agate McAllister Chet E. J. Stankard Joe Deban R. D Elyria Louis Abahazi la Grange Road Middly Avenue South Mupie Street A. m

How to Get Along With Your Mother-In-Law

New York psychologist David Goldman of City College proposes a practical plan to ease crowded family tensions. He suggests separate activities for spouses, parents, and children to reduce friction during long gatherings and stressed schedules.

New York David Goldman City College Psychology Ln Seuhl Ln Seuhl Go To the Imovies When the Mither-Weliw ¢Rmes Iy Childry

Two Wars Bond: Elyria Red Cross Friendly Service Group

The Friendly Service Group of the First Congregational Church in Elyria has kept the same core members through both World Wars. Members meet Thursdays for sewing uniforms and garments for European families via Red Cross channels, continuing in summer and aging up to over 80. Notable names include Mary House, Ella Hamilton, Mary Coffland, Elizabeth Fulton, Lolashaw, and Henry Sandrock, among others.

American Red Cross Europe First Congregational Church Congregational Chutel Elyria Amer Red Cross Red Crogs Elyria Acaa Mary House Ella Hamilton Mary Coffland Elizabeth Fulton Lolashaw Pankoff James W. van Dusen Lucy Hougerman HM. B. Smith Marry Townsend Henry Sandrock

Tax program urged by Grange delegates in Columbus

In Columbus Louis A. Bromfield denounced the Cooley Bill to merge the soil conservation service with the agriculture extension service as a backward step. He said the measure is an economy of debt repayment to the Farm Bureau and the extension service. Orange delegates adopted a tax policy opposing rate cuts, urging targeted relief for lower and middle incomes and supporting highway funding from gasoline tax revenues. They also called for removing submotive excise taxes, equal federal income taxation for states with and without community property laws, and higher estate and gift taxes if more federal funds are needed.

Columbus Louis A. Bromfield Soil Conservation Service Agriculture Extension Service Agriculture and Soil Conservation National Change Bromfield American Barm ‘Bureau Bure Farm Bureau Orange

Death Records Kern Servives to Hold Service at Taylor Funeral Home

Edward D. Kern of Fields and a charter member of the Lakewood LOOF will be honored with a service at Taylor Funeral Home at 8 30 this evening. Friends may visit until Saturday noon. A service is set for 3 p m Saturday at Fields Methodist Church with burial in Fields Cemetery.

Kern Servives Lakewood Lo.o.f Edward D. Kern Fields

Prices At Noon From Major Firms Across Central Pennsylvanian Markets

Commodities and stocks at noon compile from national players including Montgomery Ward National Dairy Sears Roebuck Westinghouse Woolworth Bendix agate General Motors White Motors U S Steel and Standard Oil. Republic Street listings show broad market movements.

Central Penna Montgomery Ward National Dairy Sears Roebuck Westinghouse Fleetric Woolworth Co Bendix Agate General Motors White Motors Republic Street U. S. Steel Standard of Ohio iCities Service

Union Thanksgiving Service At Henrietta

UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE AT HENRIETTA WILL BE HELD AT 8 P M WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28 AT THE HENRIETTA CHURCH THE REV ROBERT BECK OF BIRMINGHAM EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED WILL PREACH AND THE COMBINED CHOIRS OF BIRMINGHAM EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED BIRMINGHAM METHODIST AND HENRIETTA METHODIST CHURCHES WILL SING Ye Shall Dwell in the land THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ATTEND URGED TO MAKE APPEAL TO THE OHIO LEGISLATURE Cleveland Governor Herbert urged to seek funds for mental hospital improvements in forthcoming special session Brattleboro WI Michael A Feh tan of Brighton awarded certificate of merit and granted courtesy membership in Hulsteine Friesian Association of America recognition of calf club work 146 by 4-H club supervisor of agriculture education and employment of supersonic radio waves to combat locust plagues proposed to Argentine Government by Attio Rocha engineer

Henrietta—Union Birmingham Evangelical Reformed Birmingham Methodist Henrietta Methodist Henrietta Robert Beck Birmingham Evangelical and Reformed Church Jen Stainer Ohio Cleveland Thomas J. Herbert Wellington Smichael A. Fehtan Brighton Attio C. Rocha

Man Sentenced Here Is Back In Prison

Edward Gromand of Cleveland, once given a July 1838 bank robbery sentence here, has returned to prison for auto theft and extra time on his prior robbery term after escaping from London Prison farm last June. He was caught in Canton for auto theft and two years added to the bank robbery sentence.

Edward Gromand Cleveland Wellington London Common Pleas DB. A. Cook Gromand Gromand Waad London Prison Farm Parole Board Gromind Canton

Lake Avenue PTA Meeting Highlights and Christmas Program

Carl Curtis spoke at the Elyria Township Lake Avenue School PTA meeting. Reports included a paper sale netting 97.34 dollars and plans to meet the first Tuesday monthly. Christmas program at Grange hall December 19 features Christmas Around the World with each room representing a nation. Fire department responded to two incidents with no injuries.

Lake Avenue Elyria Township P.T.A Julley J. TL Bean Grange Hall Markley Europe Augusta Case Dean Carl Curtis Lorain Ring Delnfield Marks Markey School

Two Elyrians Specialize In Morgan Horses Business

Leroy Schroeder and Howand Myers of Elyria pursue Morgan horses as a new business. Both Ridge Tool Company machinists with families plan to breed, show, and form a Morgan horse club in northern Ohio. They bought a mare from Merle Evans of Magesson, display it at Schroeder’s Lake Avenue home, and eye a life stallion for stud.

Flytia Morgan Leroy Schroeder Lake Avenue Howand Mylers Harvard Avenue Ridge Toot Company Schroeder Japan Ufe The Ridge Tool Company Nancy Jean Jo Ann Leroy Royal Underhill Chula Vista California Myers Howard Robert Dorothy Jean Richard Allen LaGrange Elyria Ohio Merle D. Evans Magesillon Morgan Morse Club, Inc Woilyrians Schroeder and Myers Morgan Horse Club Myers and Schroeder Justin Morgan

Elyria Junior Chamber To Send 100 Delegates

The Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce plans to send a delegation of 100 officers and members to the state Junior Chamber of Commerce board meeting in Columbus Sunday. Most local officers will attend, with members asked to meet at Broad street and Middle avenue at 6 pm Sunday. Harold H. Eibbing, Elyria public schools superintendent, will speak at the next regular dinner meeting at the Elks dining room at 6:30 pm. The next local board meeting is set for December 2.

Elyria Elks

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Kiwanis Club Lausche Board of County Council Grain Cady Ome Anil Dae Rain Coun Sheri Bald Curta Thomas Potter Keron Avihity Schaber Hansen Pi Crogier Withen Bear Soungy Napa Ruse Comings Herber A. Young Mteasurer Frances Browand Alexander Garden Coqweeyes Uevenaumannegoee Socan Ai Wiltke United Nations Dean Witter M. M. Windsor Insgas Gremakers Elytit High School Enenle Indsie Windsor Navy la Grange Camden la Grange High School Hank Cook Furuchun Manchuria Mukden China Fuchun Missouri Experiment Station Purdue Experiment Station Cornell Experiment Station Ohio Experiment Station P.O Whitwa Hethwaar Penne Nivanin Daakes Caltorgis Eatall AG Fort Rowe Acre Guy B. Findley John Berciak Cleveland Electric Luminating Co Avon Lake Margaret Gruse Adams Street Eric Frank Yorkievitz Police Dept. News Grange Death Records Cailed Preas Union Sudro- Curtis Ambulance Lake Ave EB. Y. Snodgrass Furinate Empire Staccen Free Locke Mfg Elysium Broad Street
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