15 Oct 1946
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1946
Page
1
A damaged OCR reads that Laura Smith slipped at a street hole on Broad Street near East River, injuring her ankle. Police began an investigation. authorities warned the hole was dug or left open to prevent further accidents.
Mayor A. Ryo Agate's court fined the driver $50 and costs after he pleaded guilty to drunken driving. The offense involved liquor license violations and driving on Elyita wast. suspension of six months was noted. Police stopped him near East Bridge and Cleveland streets after he drove left of center on Cleveland street from Olive street.
Governor Lmmische attended as Richard M. Timms, Community Chest president, praised workers and pledged a bigger city with better facilities. Meeting featured Eliza High School ensemble performances, reports due after noon tomorrow, and a Methodist pastor offering the invocation as the public school system provided group songs.
A World Wide Traveler and Catholic University educator spoke on inter nation relations, praising collaborative policies. The event included a high school string ensemble and greetings from local leaders, with Monsignor News-ton and Knights of Columbus officials presenting the program.
Oberlin plans a renewed window decorating contest for merchants. The Homecoming Day event is sponsored by the Oberlin College Alumni Association with Thomas and Harold as executive secretary. A silver trophy awaits the winner. last won by Oberlin Savings Bank in 1942.
Fragmented text shows a bid listing or company names from Lorain area with amounts and references to a construction firm. Many words are garbled, making it unclear which entities are involved or the exact action. No clear date, place, or outcome can be confirmed from readable portions.
The article details the wedding of Miss Beanaatiea THfeHevelind and Remy Becket, with a double ring ceremony and reception at the bride’s home attended by family and friends from Lorain and Wellington. It mentions the groom’s Navy service, the bride’s nurse background, and future residence, plus Methodist notes on annual booths, fundraisers, and church activities in Elyria and nearby communities.
A garbled news clipping reports the death of a man named Kauitfeld and mentions his wife Edith Railfeld and three children William Robert and Debby. The piece notes he left Cleveland for Lorain county about six months ago, with funeral rites planned in Oakdale Pennsylvania. Burial will be in Oakdale and services at Immaculate Conception Church in Grafton.
Lowis F Evans of 119 Parkview court was bound over to the grand jury under a $1000 bond after being found guilty in Mayor A U R Apate's court on a charge of attempting to break and enter a steal He pleaded not guilty and requested a preliminary hearing held today Police charged Evans with being part of a group that sought to break into Stang Motor Company on October 4 though he was not with the group on the night of the break In other cases two other youths were bound over on burglary and larceny charges related to the Stang robbery A worker at Harrison Pool and Manufacturing Company suffered leg injuries resulting in the amputation of three fingers and was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital A political note comments on postwar meat supply and government policy criticizing the administration and mentioning President and aides with reference to agricultural controls and isolation measures by the administration.
Amherst area notes report a busy schedule of gatherings and programs. Highlights include the Red Cross housebound program, Farm Bureau, Homemakers Extension, and various lodge and club meetings led by local volunteers with speakers from Cleveland and Lorain County.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Ledward of Lakewood attended the anniversary and rededicated services at the Curagsepational church in Sandy. Guests included Mr and Mrs GOB Wine and others as Corton spent the weekend with their family.
A read-through markets page lists CORN NO 3 PEAT SOY BEANS and various produce items like CUCUMBERS LETTUCE MUSHROOMS and BEANS with prices and crates. It mentions apples water crates baskets and crates, along with noted figures and product codes. The fragment suggests a pricing table and inventory for a market day, including baskets and boxes and references to fruit and produce categories.
Readable fragments mention he works specifications and a supervisor. Lacking clear names dates places or events, the item reads as incomplete notes about a person’s work and a supervisor’s role with no verifiable details.
The body is at Zilen Funeral Home with service planned for 1 pm Wednesday at Vandersa Evangelical Church. Burial will follow in Evergreen Cemetery. Surviving are parents a sister Geraldine and Lithery Alias. The illness lasted two months.
Commander Fred Ongley of Cleveland announced that the Organized Naval Reserve division will be activated in about a week. A meeting of enlisted men was held at the Lorain VFW Hall to discuss belonging to the unit. Public relations officer B C Keres said another meeting will be at the Lorain VFW Hall tonight as applications for officer appointments are taken and a commanding officer will soon be named, with Commander Dodge of Lorain slated as commanding officer.
Establishment of the Kek Plastic Company by RoE Keck and his son Jack at 184 Stanford Avenue announced today. The new enterprise will produce plastic coverings and display placards for valuable papers and displays, claiming permanent sealing to protect against dust and degradation while keeping items visible.
A damaged area description notes a bus stop incident on Route 182s near Toledo and Stanley Graftai, with a school bus letting children off and a rear impact. A separate fire at Studebaker Chemical Co. prompted Quad Co. No 1 and Engine Co. No 3 to respond at 4:16 PM due to an overheated kettle igniting fumes. fire was controlled within about half an hour. Argentina establishes maximum prices for food and clocks.
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