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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1944
Page
5
A garbled excerpt mentions the Army, a window scene, and a quote about shifting duties and a lift for someone named Adolf Bennit and Tojo. It also notes a Melbourne doctor sealing a leaking heart and ten litigation nets under construction in Armenia.
The Catholic Social Service Bureau runs a branch office in Lorain serving Lorain Elyria and nearby districts. In six years it aided 185 Elyria families with various social issues and referred many to Juvenile Court schools and other agencies. It supervised TO8 children at home and foster settings and logged 16579 days of care across institutions.
Rev. Mathews and wife begin a revival at the Church of the Nazarene on Harewood Street Tuesday evening October 18 through the 28th. Mathews, former Tennessee District superintendent, will lead and oversee congregational singing with a special song each evening. Services start at 7 4. Rev N Shirkey, pastor, invites all to attend.
A social fat salvage report shows civilians turned in over 224,500 pounds of used cooking fats by July 31, 1944, to the American Fat Salvage Committee. Armed forces salvaged 22,000,000 pounds. April 1944 yielded 16,604,000 pounds. The effort, boosted by home support and meat dealer cooperation, reflects a 115 percent rise over the previous year.
In St Joseph Missouri the McManus children nearly monopolize Cornelius School with seven of eighteen students. Leonard Jones, county superintendent of schools, notes the large family presence amid the overall small enrollment. Meanwhile coastal currents test residents and officials in Portsmouth and a sailor nearly collapses during a rowing mishap on the Piscataqua river.
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