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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1945
Page
13
Data from Elyria reports 1 935 total claims filed to date with about 1000 claimants returning to work. Haplevmane and Arthur Glascowe noted last week’s trends and predicted continued activity as cases near completion.
A local notice compiles an array of veterans with their names addresses and discharge details. It lists Ralph W. Vahek William Roba Godley Giles Rhodelhamel John Francis Stitzakery George Ay Koapp Aladat Alexander Hara Joseph T Hobinson George Jackson Robert H Wyter Jr Joh W Vitek Lawrence Fo Rent Wallets Av Boreski Harold White and others with service abroad including Europe Asia and the Pacific theatres. Discharge dates range from 1942 to 1944 with camps Atterbury and Jos. Eph. Hobinson noted.
Amherst observes golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Schmitta at their Washington Avenue home. They renew vows at St. Josephs Catholic Church, then host a series of open houses, buffet meals, and gifts from about 80 relatives and friends. The day features dulcimer music by Adam Blythe, green and gold decor, and multiple family and community attendees.
Church calendar includes Medallion Study at Mrs John Copy home and Victorian Guild gathering at Mrs Robert Standen home. Main supper at school hall December 7 p m with Christmas sale and bake sale. Beverly Gormley to entertain Marion Club Thursday. Novena for armed forces at St Pauls Lutheran Friday at p m. Sunday School practice begins next Sunday after noon for Christmas program. English Communion service at 10 a m Sunday Congregational. Men supper at church parlors 6 30 p m Friday hosted by Charles A Alexander. reservations with Rev O Hara by Wednesday. Hospital news Julia Gedde admitted R D 1 Amherst. No discharges. Amherst briefs include Capt Edwin Rose weekend visit and Mrs Margaret Keasters Detroit trip.
Police report details a two-vehicle crash on Route 20 four miles east of Elyria involving Clyde Lanter and Steve Was, with Ralph Sheene and Anthony Van Boven cited. No lights on Van Boven’s car. witnesses say pushers helped after the impact. injuries to Lewis Honk and others described as shocked.
Two cars reported stolen last weekend in Elyria were found yesterday. One car owned by Mermon Bailly at 905 East Broad Street was taken from his driveway Sunday night and recovered by Ashland County sheriff. Another car owned by Carl J. Hill of 232 Fairlawn Avenue, taken from the Hi-Level, was recovered near West Ridge Road by deputies.
Readable fragments describe a National Vegetable Growers Association convention with contests on vegetables, grading, and varieties. Names such as Robert Fite and Baill Leimbael appear among attendees. Also mentions a jailbreak investigation and discharge of a turnkey in Covington.
A garbled report depicts a complex theft with confused names and scenes. It mentions a person named Benewit F and a pursuit involving Brackert and Albert Bekker, with hints of jewelry and a jawel. The passage interweaves garbled phrases about accomplices and a pursuit through a web of misread terms.
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