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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1947

Page

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Former Elyrian Named to Massachusetts Board

Miss Dorothy M. Bell of Bradford Mass, president of Bradford Junior College, was named by Governor Bradford to a four year term on the Massachusetts state board of collegiate authority. Bell, a Flyeria High School and Oberlin College alumna with a Smith College master’s, serves on the American Association of Junior Colleges board. Her term is the longest among four named by the governor.

Dorothy M. Bell Bradford Mass Massachusetts State Board of Collegiate Authority Robert F. Bradford Hoston Miss Bell William F. Bell Third Street Flyer Ria High School Obert Colege

Unions Move to Sue If Distillers Close Plants

The Distillery Workers Union and IAFLI threaten to sue for breach of contract under the Taft Hartley Act if distillers honor President Truman’s 60 day shutdown order. Restaurant spokesmen prepare demands to modify meatless and eggless days as 100000 eating places form a advisory committee. Union counsel says they will sue for wages loss. leaders debate impact on food conservation efforts.

Washington Ataln Europe Distillery IAFLI Crayman National Restaurant Industry Advisory Committee George R. le Sauvage Distillery Workers Union Charles Juckman Joseph M. Jacobs Unio San Francisco Truman Joseph O'Neill Fond Conservation Bu

Mayor Seeks Volunteers For Local Food Committee

Mayor A R Agate urged volunteers to join the food conservation committee aligning with President Truman. A telegram from Charles Luckman asked mayors nationwide to form inclusive local committees representing all organized groups.

A. R. Agate Truman Agate Charles Luckman Citizens Food Committee Red Cross Women's Clubs

Farmers urged to plant more wheat than last year

National authorities urge Ohio farmers to plant about 2,300,000 acres of wheat this fall, citing larger acreage and favorable conditions. Some fields, especially where soybeans were grown, may limit wheat planting, but conditions for sowing are improving with adequate moisture and updated seed testing to boost yields.

Columbus Obie Bickeye Ohio Cna Qhia State University Qhia Winik Hoo

Death notices from Wellington and Cleveland area obituaries

Obituaries and death notices for Joseph P. Mulroy aged 74 of Cleveland died at St Rile Hospital. He leaves a wife Bertha, daughter Att Mulray, siblings, and a granddaughter. Funeral arrangements at Withner Funeral Home with burial at St Mary's Cemetery conducted by Veterans of Foreign Wars. Also notes birth in St Louis, work as a mural maintenance man, and church membership. Additional items report the funeral for baby Deanling son of Mr and Mrs Deanling of Cleveland Street, burial at St Mary's Cemetery. Andrew J. Skornik found dead in Wellington. martyrdom of Mary Houghton of Wellington. and various funeral services and burial plans across Wellington and surrounding towns.

Mulroy Joseph P. Mulroy Srile Cleveland Hayam Textt Street St. Louls Timms Spring Company St. Mary's Church Deimling Wilmner Hume Deanleg Alr Seti Demmling el Memorial Hospital St. Mary's Cemetery Gene Andrew J. Skornik Wellington the Rainey Bart Shirk BeWoll Street Austria Dudyes Keith Abieset

Four Building Permits Issued In The City

Four building permits have been issued including a 27 by 80 foot masonry dwelling at 236 Parmely Avenue for Abe Constenehan. Chillespie at 181 Parmely Avenue gained a permit for a 20 by 10 foot one story house with Leatie Touse noted costs at 8.00 per thousand. Collespe plans show work on the Bore.gn Wars Post building on Footgridge Street with Ted Warcenske as contractor. The Elyria Grill at 51 Broad Street has front work approved with Willian Stav to contract. estimated project cost about 8900.

Abe Dickacon Groven Burrett Parrisdy Parmely Avenue Chillespie Parmely Avena Collespe Crans Bore Lapreve- Hnorits Ted Warcenske Elyria Grill Sir Broadstrernd Day Point Corr Renidyviing Willian Stav

Police Dept News and Local Car Collision Details

Halph Schreeder of Gratton reported to police that a vehicle struck his car on Broad Street at Cedar Saturday, with damage to the right side and unclear driver identity. Another collision on Middle Avenue near Broad involved a car driven away from the curb, per resort police accounts. Julius Sunke, 46, LaGrange, was fined and costs by Justic Co on related charges. Stanbird reappointed to executive committee of the Ohio Police Chiefs Association. Springfield officials named president and other officers elected.

Halph Schreeder Gratton Fondea Broad Street Cedar Seluieday Marti Coser Witt Mings Wag Charles Borsons Harriton Acerae Ap Broad Uyabaa AMS Julius Sunke LaGrange Rail- Crea Caup Justic Aoaceberge LaGrange Stankard Bo J Stanbird Olio Polen Ooi Kenwille Chet Sweet Springfield Stes Gummanadtiann Wenbron Calis

First Civic Forum Concert Wednesday with Marita Farell

The Elynia Civic Forum opens its 47 48 season with soprano Marita Farell and pianist Frank Wennerhulm performing Wednesday in the Elyna high school auditorium. Season tickets remain available at three banks Men s Shop Hoss & Jess Drug Store Central Books Store and other outlets. Farell, a Czech Slovak Metropolitan Opera prodigy, has appeared with the Chicago Opera and at Glyndebourne and Teatro Colon in Buenos Aires.

Elynia Civic Forum Diebet mAders Marita Farell Jian Frank Wennerhulm Elyna High School Hoss. & Jess Drug Central Books Miss Farell Metropolitan Opera Prane Oper Teektul Lonedon Hier Dia England Uinder Bodansky Chicago Opera Company Teatro Colon Buenos Auires Eigen

Kiwanis Club to Hear Talk on Washington Lee Blaser

The Kiwanis Club will host a Junejub mp connecting at the Elks Marine Hall. Washington Lee Blaser, head of Bliser and Company, will speak on business trends. Rotarians and Rotary clubs plan hear editor J Clare George discuss regional commerce.

Washington Lee Blaser Bliser and Compiniy Wall Othe Rinna Kiwanis Club Fe Elks Marine Sales Machigan J. Clare Cheorge Biaronielestidegrim Thie Ajecher Antahe Kistia Rotary Clubs Yalca Miler Ducal Cash Register Company

Amherst HARK 9th Anniversary at St Peters Reformed Church

Amherst St Peters Evangelical and Reformed church marks its 90th anniversary with Sunday morning talks by Rev Bollens and a choir led by Charles Meek. Community service features Rev Inson as guest speaker, flowers from neighboring churches, and a second program on Building Walls. Church history notes founding in 1856 and occupancy of the current edifice in 1892. Various local clubs and groups hold evening meetings across Farm Bureau, Zeta Zeta, and L.A. chapters with installation, entertainment, and cards.

Amherst St. Peter's Evginson St. Paul's Church Elyria Weslly St. Peter's Church Focal Congregational Church Fischer Sandusky Waffler P.M. Hiefele Celie Puants Weape Farm Bureau Group William Trinter Walter Neuber Zeta Zeta Chapter Miss Downdrown Park Avenue Emmereds Carel Wernett Legion Avetary Farm Bureau Group 4-A Elies Portman J. Druzeltan Birrringham Stone City Chaplee Eastern Stars Patton Linna Tuner Vault Blair Circle One St .Anns Surety St. Joseph’s Catholic Anton Bebniite Stanley Laskey Rd. Meyers Kihel Samogyi Robert Wohlever Givorge Stanley Duskes Ohio Grange Hall Marjoree Kabler Walliams Heek R. Slumska Poxings Molligon Chiatver Servite Ehuren Praday Fea Miss Mawwell

Community church events mix including rallies and dinners

A busy week of religious activities unfolds across area churches. Youth rally guests from surrounding churches gather tonight at 7 PM with Rev. Theodore Kitterer as guest speaker. Mel's night, midweek service, family fellowship, and various circles, dinners, hayrides, and Halloween parties are scheduled through the week with multiple pastors and hosts hosting events at St. Joseph's St. Ann's St. Pauls and Brownhelm venues. Admission news notes hospital admissions and several new births in Lorain and surrounding towns.

Theodore Kitterer Cleveland J. Melchert Mansfield Egli St. Joseph's Catholic St. Ann's Society George Braun Jackson Street Medallion Study Club John Conry St. Paul's Lutheran the Lutheran Aymen's Teague Ladies’ Aid Sucely Parl Boon Wall Bend Lacrain Brownhelm Medina Association Lodi Olbrich Donna Whyte Dorothy Vanderford Dorothy Kneisel J James Kawasaki George Snyder Lorain Anna Schiennbaker William Robertson Arherst Roy Edwards Robert Elliot Lovin George Abraham Anna Schiembaker Joseph Warner Coram, Son Rarpn Mille

Belden High School News Meeting And Community Work

Belden community reports a Belden High School meeting and all day work event. Parents, Mrs Rath At pefolwer, kinch and other locals attend a project kickoff and classroom activities. The gathering sets date for a future event and includes aims for student support and community involvement.

Peter Camel Eriaad Haris Cieele Belden

Unclear OCR Markets Briefly Reported

Fragmented text from a markets page with numerous garbled words and names. Readable items include scattered company names, prices, and market notes, but the overall story is not coherent. The legible parts hint at listings, bids, and valuations without a clear narrative or context.

Grafton News Ttema and Local Social Notes

Grafton News lists community items including a man, Joe Noveska, hospitalized with a heel fracture after an accident, plus visits from relatives in South Gate and Elyria. Local residents and families from Akron Miamington Perk Spencer and Byane Com engage in weekend gatherings, dinners, and social events.

Grafton News Joe Noveska Sivoo Hospital Harold Dague South Gate Calit Aid A. J. Myers Newa W. C. Valentyne Byane Com Ste HL Geesa George Hendrie Asan Terman Wadlich Fon St. Debs Friena Weber Afewia Lotes

Court fines and arrests in Grafton area cases

At the Court House Leslie Silec of Grafton was fined 14 dollars and costs after a driving with blinding headlights arraignment before Justice James Horn. Silec was arrested on Indian Hollow road at 1:40 a.m. today. Herman Giebel of Lorain was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital after an abrasion and fainting incident on Ninth street. Myrtle Peterson of Amherst filed for divorce from Filmer of Sioux City Iowa for neglect and cruelty. Dale Morris of Lorain was granted a divorce from Mamie of Cleburne Texas for neglect. Mary H Wright’s property title was ordered registered. Several divorce petitions and alimony suits were dismissed or continued in common pleas court. A suit by Maud Wickens against Ohio Public Service Co. was dismissed. Virginia Yarimok’s alimony suit and Paul Mibala’s arrest related to an automobile collision were mentioned. Two men, Lee Painter Jr. and Renert Huibert, were bound over for the grand jury on burglary charges. Authorities report escapes and ongoing efforts against new offenses.

Leslie Silec Grafton James Horn SheMeld Mary H. Wright D. A. Cook Lsa Victor Lamb Virginia Lee Painter, Jr Norwalk Renert Huibert Cinenual Whistleer Janes Horn Ates Rupert Miller la Porte Graffine Brien Farm Wilsey

Family Life Emphasized By Rev Schmiedeler at St Marys

Rev Edgar Schmiedeler of the National Catholic Welfare Conference urged 200 Holy Name Society members at St Marys church to defend the family from modern what he called false theories. He praised orderly family life and warned marriage must align with divine law, advocating premarital preparation and careful partner choice.

Edgar Schmindeler Holy Name Society St. Mary's Church Family Life Bureau National Catholic Welfare Conference Schmiedeler

West Ridge Grange Confers Degrees and Social Gatherings

Members of Carlisle Grange met last Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Vincent receiving first and second degrees, and Mr. and Mrs. Whittash, Mrs. Hannals and Mrs. George Vincent obtaining third and fourth degrees. Updates noted a Nashville Grange gift and a collection bowl, plus social events ending with ice cream and wafers. Attendees included local families at weddings, visits to Metamora, Waterlor, and Ridgeville events, with numerous dinners and gatherings reported across the area.

West Ridge West Ridge Road Carlisle Grange George Vincent Whittash Hannals George Wisbeck Sherman Mason Grange N. J. Backus Nashville Grange Oregon Melanie Garesch Holford Farr Martin Wood Jbe Palestine J . Oregon Heydrich Metamora Hardan Creta Walker Orlin Cassie Haversien Gerald Squaws Bellevue Carlale Grange Porara Grange Ridgeville Sundsy Hollard Farr Dalghter Wroile Man Nustville Ore F. i. Pestound Frideye Osney Creta Warner Grlin Squires Air Jdrs George Schockey Fairview Bellaire Avre Viste Fred Schrag Fmery Rewinger Cheveland James Hiller Ard Cuff] Hart Mette Trovert Miner Bobbie Nettie Keifer Stella Jardon Fary Dease Alfred Fosign Charles Mertor

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