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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
3
In a wartime appeal, scouts including leaders from Olid, Kentucky and nearby areas urged backing for a new aviation program. The effort focused on training, reconnaissance readiness, and potential pilot development to meet military needs amid uncertain weather predictions.
Fragmentary text references a liaison for training and trips to base areas. Mentions an organization, captain, and scouting role with unclear details. Names and places are fragmentary, limiting clear fact extraction.
Columbus officials report three juveniles escaped yesterday from the state industrial school near Columbus using a faked car and likely fled with contraband. Names given include Robert Rieck, Willam Del, and James Finmans, all youths from Cincinnati, with authorities pursuing leads.
The Wellington Rebekah Lodge hosted an inspection night drawing 138 visitors from Lodi Elyria Beten Oberlin Medina Brunswick and Lorain. State president Mrs Mag Srliott of Columbia inspected and graded the Wellington work Excelent. Four new membership applications were read and 44 locals attended. Next meeting October 7 at Odd Fellows hall.
Senator Robert Ay Taft urged a balanced postwar federal budget in a Rotary Club speech. He opposed new spending, called for eliminating government excess, and proposed a 1946 style budget plan with around 20 billion dollars annual outlays and a 40 percent tax on business earnings and a 20 percent personal income tax.
Litchfield regular meeting of the O B S chapter will be Thursday evening. Next Sunday October 7 features a morning service with Rev Robert Geyer and his wife Lucille before they depart for Bolivia as missionaries. Communion Sunday also that day. Tuesday afternoon October 0 will host the Congregational Sunday school class. Bi monthly meeting discussed. Brother Robert Lloyd, home on furlough, traveled to Cleveland September 23 to see his brother Pvt Harry Lloyd USMC who had just arrived from Lejeune NC. Harry is stationed in Cleveland at the Navy building while Robert reports to Camp Atterbury IN Wednesday.
The Circle group at the Wellington church organized a cleanup and pot luck on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Donald Maybaugh on Lincoln Street. Bud Baker, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Baker, leaves Monday for army service, the first Wellington youth to enlist under the 18 month term, for field artillery. The True Blue class held a farewell party for seven members promoted, with Mrs Clifton Rolfe teaching.
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