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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1944
Page
3
Twenty five Crile Hospital veterans were guests at an afternoon and evening outing yesterday at Avon Lake Park Mall sponsored by the Republican Women’s Club of Northeast Lorain County. Veterans arrived at 2 30.
Public sale on October 7 at 12 30 PM two miles south of Berlin Heights or three miles north of Townsend on Ceylon road features six horses including two registered Belgian stallions and bays and greys, four cattle of Holstein Jersey and Guernsey breeds due in Oct Feb and Jan, two Holstein heifers 10 months, a Holstein bull, farm machinery milk cooler and harness set. Terms cash. Leo Radcliffe erwer.
Auction notice listing furniture and appliances including a two piece living room suite, breakfast set, sewing machine, washing machine, gas range, wardrobe, rugs, bed, dressers, dishes, caned fruit, vacuum, lawn mower, garden hose, tools, lamps, and more. Interest shown by August Jaeger owner with clerk Rvin Klinect. cash terms.
An Avon Lake gathering featured an afternoon of fishing and boating followed by a 30 dinner at the Avon Lake school. Evening cards were held at Jack Anderson’s home with dancing at Park Hall. Mrs. Jack Anderson chaired the affair with help from Mrs. Dorothy Beebe and others. numerous guests from nearby towns attended.
Three Kentuckians arrested last Friday on charges of brigandage for stealing furs from Mrs France Christensen at 225 Chealogu street. The trio were turned over to federal officers in Cleveland for prosecution as desertion cases.
In Columbus Acting state health official James Weston Jones reports 22 new polio cases in Ohio, noting a continuing rise since the prior year. The report highlights the grim trend as authorities track the outbreak and compare to last year’s numbers.
The piece discusses a rally in Charleston West Virginia where Dewey will respond to a forthcoming Presidential address. Democratic fear centers on Dewey appealing to women and showing strength against Roosevelt. Campaign strategy concerns include registration drives and party actions aimed at boosting Roosevelt.
Several divorce actions are filed or dismissed in probate court today. Geraldine Coburn seeks divorce from Burton on cruelty grounds. they married in 1946 and have a child Bernice Flower. Another suit by Risha against Harry Elycist cites neglect and cruelty. married in 192? with one child. Two divorces and one alimony case dismissed. Laura Price sues Steve. Dorothy Washke sues Wellbar. David Brennan arrested. 50 dollar fine and ten days jail for drunken driving. Lena Brennan, 83, held. combined fines total 87.70. Helen Downs fined for assisting George Ro 11 Lac Grange’s residence. separation sought. Howat Mercer ordered five days for contempt over alimony.
Ohio governor hopeful Lausche argues for Roosevelt at the peace table and criticizes state reliance on local governments tied to the sales tax. He notes 1940 sales tax allocations favored joint governments, leaving locals short and dependent on state support. He pledges to correct this if elected.
Avon Lake resident Chris Gabel learned his son John EB Cinder 28 was seriously wounded September 16 in combat in Italy after enlisting in May 1941. He sailed overseas January 1942 and earned the Combat Infantryman Badge for action on the 5th Army front in Italy. A separate note reports motorist Spike, 442 West Ninth Street, arrested for reckless driving on Cleveland Street and to appear in police court Saturday.
Bond redemptions ease but bankers expect continued activity, with Sevens E bonds chiefly $25 maturity. Post office counts below average last week hint many holders wait to redeem at banks under a new plan. Treasury allows banks to redeem Series 4 BLC D bonds only in special cases.
A fragmentary World War II style message reports Allied iris in Albania and the Dalmatian Islands near the western German front in Yugoslavia. It notes minimal opposition in initial stages, with mentions of enemy activities around Peloponnesus and attempts to escape a trap.
Richard F. Stevens, assistant county prosecuting attorney, will tell Elysia Kiwanis club members tomorrow why advocates of a new county court house seek support for a proposed bond issue. The talk is at noon in connection with the ElksMarit club meeting at the hotel.
Beatrice Demma who lives with Mrs Della Evans on East River road four miles north of Elxria suffered lacerations and bruises at 4 pm yesterday after being struck by a car while leaving a school bus. Alana Flardy 19 Bath street drove about two miles an hour and transported the child to Elsha Memart hospital before she was returned home. Columbus State Republican Chair Ed De Sebiorrt announced a statewide 100 o'clock club to enroll 2000000 Omens pledged to vote the Republican ticket before MW) win.
Charles J. Kieeby a Gle contractor died Wednesday at 10 40 p m at his home 1534 East avenue after an eight month illness He was born in Cleveland June 24 1897 and lived in Elyria 18 years He was a member of LaPorte Methodist church and Ridgeville Grange He is survived by his wife Sylvia and son Gilbert Ray his mother Mrs Frances Klumsky of Cleveland and brother William C of Florida three sisters Mrs May Keberdie Mrs Jennie Kebirdie and Mrs Jennie Kuta all of Cleveland Friends may call at the Nichols Funeral Home where services will be held Saturday at nine oclock with the Rev Bo Thompson of Yale Bartal will be in Cleveland
Antonio Algara, veteran Mexico City bullfight impresario, launches Kane fa Spaingin effort to end the conflict between Mexican and Spanish debtors hampering the blood and sand sport in Mexico.
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