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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1946

Page

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Hearings Set For Ridgeville Property Owners

In North Ridgeville Ridgeville Town Hall residents gather for water main installation talks. Officials led by George Laseh discuss project scope from railroad tracks to the county line with multiple hearings scheduled in December on various roads and dates for property owners to appear.

Ridgeville Dist North Ridgeville Ridgeville Ridgeville Township Center Ridge Cuyahoga County Pine Pal Exceptio Lear-Nagle Rond George Laseh Th Water Commission J. W. Osborne Loran County Ath Thoms Latindon Seh Confessien Landen Martek

Child Struck by Car Fender In Cleveland Heights

Three year old Bonnie Lange ran into the right front fender of an eastbound car on Braid Street near Wear Chapel. The child suffered a forehead abrasion and a lateration of her tur. she was rushed to Elvua Mennninl Hospital and treated. Jord Bo Hales and Daen Palmer with James Kerns vehicles damaged in a Broad castev tern collision.

Bonnie Lange Braid Street Chapel Street East Bownd Cay Henry Oates Cleveland Heights Elvua Mennninl Hospital Jord Bo Hales Adelbert Street Daen Palmer ROD 2 Amherst James Kerns ROD. 2 Grafton Broadcastev Tern

Major Ditmer Sees Many Reasons For Being Thankful

Fiorla Kiwanis Club members hear a talk at the Elks Club by Meyer Dimner of the Salvaston Army about reasons to be thankful. He cites gratitude for trees, housing, city improvements, and police support, noting community efforts and faith in God while urging continued service and unity.

Ditmer Fiorla Kiwanis Club iThantea Elks Club Meyer Dimner Salvaston Army

Cleveland Electric Co Converts to Oil Amid Production Shift

The Cleveland Electric Aluminating Co plans converting from coal to oil to power operations. Officials say the move aims to speed production with a projected output of about 280,000 tons weekly and expects benefits for customers, while detailing steps to retrofit the mine and related facilities.

Cleveland Electric Aluminating Co

Death Records Highlight Local Obituaries in Elyria Area

Several obituaries note deaths in Elyria and nearby towns including Mrs Bertha Reynolds of 205 High Street who died at home in Toledo after a heart attack, and Harold May and Valerius in Lakewood and Elyria. The notices list survivors, burial plans, and service details reflecting community ties and religious affiliations.

Bertha M. Reynolds Clyde Reynolds High Street Nettie Struble Teledo Ohio Newark Elyria 1 Baptist Church Site Richard William Jenningsvale University Cayter Penn T Wood Leish Deanna Hottie Elsie May Vane Mick Hrother Burton Toledo Nichols Harold May Wall Murray Hide

Duke of Windsor May Buy Into NYC Railroad Venture

Cleveland The Cleveland Press reports rumors that the Duke of Windsor may invest part of his private fortune with Robert RL Young to buy into the New York Central Railroad. The royal couple are guests in Cleveland and attend local events as speculation swirls about a possible residence near the area.

Duke of Windsor NYC Railroad Cleveland Cleveland Press D Uke Windsor Robert RL Young Megha Corp New York Central Tanid Young Ani Farholme Newpor Trot Phe Press Chevelind Dee Zavhun Etharly Amercan Piethods Weebhie Chesapeake & Ohio Raiway Charjan

Elyria Garden Club News on cranberries and gardens

A fragment from the Elyria Garden Club column discusses cranberry production with Massachusetts leading, New Jersey and Wisconsin close behind, and a yearly US yield around 22 million quarts. It shifts to garden imagery and quotes on appreciating beauty, including Helen Keller and garden scenes with vines, butterflies, and flowering clematis.

Henry Hall Barnstable God Massachusetts New Jersey Wisconsin

Medals Available For Distribution In 1918-1923 Citations

Washington reports medals for the Women's Army Corps service medal and the Army of Occupation in Germany were prepared for distribution to eligible personnel. The Allied peace detachment dates include September 12, 1918 and May 1, 1923, with distribution slated under wartime authorization.

Washington Women's Army Corps Service Army of Occupaef Germany Cursk Neuveander Setemiey

Oberlin to Present The Messiah in December

Oberlin Musical Union and Conservatory Orchestra will perform Handel’s The Messiah on Sunday evening December 1. Chorus includes Stanley Ditmer and Mirilyn Chandler with a large faculty and town participant lineup under Maurice Kessler. Also notes on Bach and Elwell premieres, plus church notices and local obituaries.

Oberlin Oberl Dig Musical Union The Conservatory Orchestra Stanley Eugene Dittier Clarence Ditmer UT Water Street Mirilyn Chander W. G. Chandler Thurvard Avenue Mr Ditmer Conservvae Vary Miss Chandler Oberlin Musical Union United States Oberlin College and Conservatory Musical Union Maurice Kessler Viedi Conservatory Yora Silvista Nellie Stuart Sopraton Maurice Paraybok Chicago Harold Haugh Daniel Harris Leo Holden Beryl Ladd John Challis Tarzybok Oberlin Conservatory of Music Feulty Herbert Elwell Lincoln Paderewski Aoe Elwell Cleveland Plain Ceater Oberlin Conservatory of Music John Sebastian Bach C. C Oberlin Employees Association P.m Sturges Hall Goodson-Norris Ruth Norris James Jiaris Groveland Street Delbert Smith Harold Sehavider Walsy Rollins Thursda Wis’ Moore William Power Christ Church Men of Chrish Fies¢ Baptist Church Cher Grace Lutheran Church Emuren Woo Fields Ivan Jesus Zacharius Johie Mary iMag Wittsheld Congregational Church Keebler wsArp Royaity Base Hou Porthet Pitiine Onan First Methodist Church Banday Nellie Stuart Sean

Grafton Poultry Show Vice President News Highlights

Grafton Road man Fred Morton, vice president of the Cleveland Poultry Show, Inc., plans the Cleveland December event at Public Auditorium with 400 bantams and nearly 1 000 pigeons. Marian Puffer and Irene Pickens were granted divorces by Judges J A Cook and Guy B Findley for cruelty and wilful absence. Dominic Corsillo’s suit against Continental Casualty Co. was dismissed.

Dominic Corsillo Continental Cashialty Co Irene Pickens Silas Guy B. Findley Cleveland Poultry Show, Inc Fred Morton Grafton Read Cleveland Morton H. Miller Mount Vernon American Bantam Association Mathilda Brown George 10 A. Cook Bates Lorain Daniel Lake

Divorce granted and partition petitions filed in court

Guadalupe Medrano obtained a divorce from Elizabeth with Judge D A Cook citing veracity in the decision. A separate common pleas petition by Helen Step of Lorain seeks partition of property. Ryan Lake sues John Srey for partition in Penfield township. Frank ie Ingraham and Spencer, naming Jay Foster et al as defendants, also filed a partition petition.

Guadalupe Medrano Elizabeth D. A. Cook Helen Step Lorain Common Pleas Court Ryan Penfield Frankie Ingraham Spencer Jay Foster

Flora Shaw v John Shaw divorce suit filed in Lorain

Flora Shaw of Lorain sues for divorce on neglect and cruelty. couple married in 1916 and have eight children, three at home. Juvenile Judge Hf. Nye suspended a sentence yesterday for a 10-year-old Elyria boy found with liquor, with the youth promising reform.

Flora Shaw Lorain John Hf. H. Nye Elyria

Coal Fines Debate Weighs On Miners In Districts

A page one continuation reports coal district agreements lacking authority for penalties and plans by producers to seek federal authorization to levy fines on about 2200 miners. The Coal Administration faces early decisions as last paychecks arrive for potential deductions. Southern operators prepare to discuss Burke’s strike truce at a directors meeting in the South. Also noted are Margterson’s anthem and Edward Marefetson’s profile in New York City.

Cass Qf Treoileal Pravb-Toth Federal Coal Administration Bluefield Wo Vo LE Tier- New, Jr Eastern Coal Company Ges Coal Administration Burke Southernscoemaen Band of Directors

Two Girls Aged 12 And 14 Found Intoxicated On Broad Street

Police turned two girls aged 12 and 14 over to juvenile authorities after they were found intoxicated on Broad Street at 640 last night. The 12-year-old’s mother was arrested in a cafe. The mother said she left her daughter home and believed she was all right. Her son is in Hays Industrial School. The children’s father, the mother’s second husband, is in jail on a burglary charge.

Broad Street Vale Hays Industriat School

Exchange Club Dinner Meeting Set by Elyria Club

The Elyria Exchange Club will skip its regular Tuesday luncheon next week and instead join a dinner at the YMCA at 6 30 Tuesday evening. Sponsored by the Elyria Rotary Club Prof Wilbur W W White of Western Reserve University will speak. Members were asked to reserve by noon Monday with Richard E Baird and tickets would be available at the meeting place Tuesday evening.

Elyria Exchange Club YMCA Elyria Rotary Club Wilbur W.W. White Western Reserve University Exchange Club Richard E. Baird

Local arrests and fines hit several residents

Richard L Bright of 14 Wes Bridge Street faced police court today for disorderly conduct after being arrested on Broad Street at 3 25 am He was fined 100 and costs Elizabeth Zimke aged 35 of 2252 Second Street was fined 3 for intoxication by Mayor A R Agate following a 2 45 am arrest at Second and Chapel John Salva of 514 16th Street was fined 5 for intoxication after being found on the front lawn of 436 5th Street Seventeen Pease township rural teachers plan a strike Monday unless wage demands of 200 per month retroactive to September 3 are met by the school board The current minimum wage is 160 per month and the board president John Fehr warned they will be paid accordingly

Richard L. Bright Wes Bridge Eet Broa Street Elizabeth Zimke Second Street A. R. Agate Second Chapel Street John Salva 16Th Street 5Th Street Pease Township John Fehr

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