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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1945

Page

4

Farm loan aid details for farmers in Ontario and England

A read fragment outlines government and church assisted loans for small farmers to fund feed, produce winter crops, and livestock costs. It notes eligibility by size and lack of other funds, directs inquiries to Howard at Box 128 Ravenna Ontario, and mentions Canterbury England in historical documents.

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Government Moves Toward Relaxed Coal and Fuel Controls

Relaxed attention to fuel and salt supplies spreads through the government as Abe Fortas announces only essential controls remain. The plan to ration deliveries to industry and retailers faces opposition amid unionization strikes. Fortas warns Great Lakes shipping will be cut and nuclear or overseas shipments paused, with 29 percent of the navigation season left and 6 of 9 districts affected. Consumers in northern states face reduced energy as fuel shipments are diverted to hospitals, utilities, and critical services to avoid outages.

Washington Abe Fortas Fay SPA Polak Feguinlohs Isery Sam Imes -Fortas Creat Suchat Great Lakes Heo Elds Jake Quainse SFA Raisit Pennsylvania West Virginia Kentucky Tennessee War Labor Board United Mine Workers Union WLB Uremic National Labor Relations Board

Amherst Village Council Battles Ditch and Hydrant Plans

The Amherst village council met Tuesday evening and tabled indefinitely the star sewer ditch matter on the Hazel property. They authorized the Water company to install a fire hydrant on South Market Street and approved no parking on both sides of Harris Street from Cornell Avenue to the old street car line. Members chosen to attend meetings include M. O. Plechner and Hugh Tompking, with plans for a booster club event at the school on October 1.

Market Street Brouo Gigis Harris Street Cornell Avenue Oke Alderson” Company M. OD. Plechner Hugh Tompking Elib BP. Im Hearn Ema Snyder Rosy Amherst Rutho Evelyn Raestut ABC Sandusky Stilgensbauer Ed Young

Local Families Share Evening Visits in Elyria Area

Spencer om Reynold Benfer and son Billy planned an indefinite stay with their husbands and father Pvi Reynolds Benfer stationed there in Spotlenburg South Carolina. Perry Stable and Mrs Laura Fink of Akron were dinner guests of Ms and Mrs Elmer Eshleman. Charles Dickason Elyria and Malinda Naylor also joined Saturday dinner at the same home. Otto Kuepter hosted open house for family on San-

Om Reynold Benfer Billy Spotlenburg S.C Mike Pvi Reynol Benfer Perry Stable Laura Fink Akron Elmer Eshleman Charles Dickason Elyria Malinda Naylor

Auction of stamps and theft leads to peace talks

A New York show loaned stamps and watercolors were recovered by a workman after theft from an armory exhibit. A $1,500 loss was noted in the exhibit. In Columbia, Andrew Maddock faced assault and battery charges from Ada Westfall and her 10 year old son Barton after a cow dispute. Peace proceedings were initiated and moved to Justice Mischka's court for Friday at 7:30 p.m.

New York E. A Pallée Ema Andrew" Maddock Columbia Ada Westfall Russell Barton Justine Wade Mischka

Local Family Names Found in Canton Area Notice

Fragmentary listing mentions Mr and Mrs Abahigy Kuepfer their grandchildren Harold Harbert Tom My Ronald Clemen tine Kuepfer Canton and Mrs Joseph Froley Akron with Mr and Mrs Merkert Kuepfer and Bert infor Spencer. Names read as adjoining relatives in a likely community notice.

Harold Harbert Tommy Ronald Clementine Kuepfer Canton Joseph ,Froley Akron Apa Merkert Kuepfer Herbert Infor Spencer

Community celebrates golden wedding anniversary with family party

Dee Hadiranges and Chates Opfer-Wwas celebrate their milestone wedding anniversary this week with a family dinner for five children and their families. The couple, honored last week by Old Glen High, have long been active in local and state organizations, including the Order of the Be Star. Their life together spans decades of public service and community involvement.

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Fragmentary Postwar Highway Funding Figures Fragmented

Readable parts show federal highway costs and state matching funds with figures like $4,667,668 for secondary roads and $87,546,574 for urban highways. Mentions of Postwar era priorities, matching funds, and a plan to raise the remainder by Vision marginal notes.

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