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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1939

Page

10

Market report cites grain, flour, hay and stock prices

Market listings from Toledo and Cleveland detail grain quotations including No 2 yellow corn No 5 yellow No 2 white and No 2 red wheat, flour and mill feeds, hay tonnage and prices, plus live stock receipts in Cleveland with hogs cattle calves sheep and lambs priced by weight. Local produce items such as apples, beans, beets, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery and cucumbers are listed with unit prices and pack descriptions.

Shontanw Milling Co Uy.ou Nou Toledo

Market Vegetable Basket Prices From Local Produce Stand

A read list shows varied baskets and prices for endive lettuce onions peppers turnips and other vegetables. Entries include Concord onions and Lima beans with prices per basket peck or pound and notes on hothouse or field grown stock.

Giapely Concord Leon Uck Bawket Hothouse Boston Uuc

Unsettled Poultry and Potatoes Market Report

Unclear prices and grades for live poultry including heavy hens pullets and leghorns with various weights. Duck and turkey listings noted with sizes and averages. Potatoes from Ohio Chippewas Russets and Idaho Russets priced per 100 lb bag with ranges from $1.19 to $2.15.

Turkey Ohio

Saturday Guests At Albert Erhart Home Include Cleveland Visitors

Saturday guests in the Albert Erhart home were Mr and Mrs Charles Busch of South Hills Drive Mr and Mrs Joe Moline Miss Helen Merrinc and mother all of Cleveland visited Sunday Mrs Cora B Huntley spent last week with her sister Mrs H L Blakeslee at Medina Mr and Mrs Charles Gross Ralph and friend attended a birthday dinner for granddaughter Sara Ellen at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Norman Derek of Valley City Sunday evening Others included Mrs Ellen Letterly of Medina Mr and Mrs F C Erhart W J Ross Mrs Dorothy Thompson and daughter all of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Charles Derek of Valley City Little Sara received many gifts Mrs George Mole of Grafton visited in the Phillip Armbruster home Sunday afternoon Joseph Rollis of Fostoria visited in the Armbruster home Sunday Mr and Mrs Norman Emig of Lyndhurst were Sunday guests in the home of her brother Leo Nilges Mrs Stenger of Barberton spent the week with her sister Mrs Josephine Nilges Mr and Mrs Lester Stenger and Mrs Epple of Akron Mrs Albert Singler Miss Dorothy Singler and Miss Marjorie Simons of Elyria Memorial Hospital also visited in the Leo Nilges home Sunday T W Caulfield of Kinsman visited his daughter Mrs Karl Kramer Sunday Mr and Mrs William Caulfield of Kinsman also visited in the Kramer home Sunday Paul McLaughlin and family of Cleveland spent Thursday evening in the home of his brother Lawrence McLaughlin.

Albert Erhart Charles Busch South Hills Drive Joe Moline Helen Merrinc Cleveland Cora B. Huntley H.L. Blakeslee Ait Medina Charles Gross Ralph Friend Sara Ellen Norman Derek Valley City Ellen Letterly Medina F. C. Erhart W. J. Ross Dorothy Thompson Charles Derek Little Sara George Mole Grafton Phillip Armbruster Joseph Rollis Fostoria Tuczynski Armbruster Norman Emig Lyndhurst Leo Nilges Stenger Barberton Josephine Nilges Lester Stenger Epple Akron Albert Singler Dorothy Singler Marjorie Simons Elyria Memorial Hospital T. W. Caulfield Kinsman Karl Kramer William Caulfield Kramer Paul McLaughlin Lawrence McLaughlin

Challedon Poised for Pimlico Special as Colt Tops Field

United Press staff write that Challedon, Maryland bred and fresh off a Keeneland 1:54 3-5 mile 3-16s, seems a strong favorite in the Pimlico Special at Baltimore for a $10,000 purse. Kayak II, Isolator, and Cravat loom as main rivals as the race mirrors Seabiscuit and War Admiral’s 1 mile 3-16s route.

United Press York Challedon Baltimore Johnstown Seabiscuit War Admiral Jesse Owens Glenn Cunningham Nurmi Chaledon Keene-land Discovery Halledon Pimlico Santa Anita Starming Isolator Ireland Boyd-Rochefort England William Woodward

Bowling Scores Open season with multiple league sweeps

The reorganized Ohio Fuel Gas Bowling League opened last night at Elyria Recreation. Janitrols swept Sunbeams while Electr olux swept Unit Heaters. Humphrey Heaters took two from Rex Automatics and Moore Heaters defeated Tappan Rangers. Beck of Janitrols had a 607 series and Crawford of Tappan Rangers posted 600.

Ohio Fuel Gas Bowling League Elyria Recreation Janitrols Sunbeams Electrolux Humphrey Heaters Rex Automatics Moore Heaters Tappan Rangers Beck Crawford dJack Laundon Wennke Hling Osborne Lehman Sou Wright Jnnitrols Meek

Red Cross Warns Home Hazards Far Deadlier Than Highways

The Red Cross urges householders and farm workers to check for hazards, noting home and farm accidents killed 35 400 adults and children last year and injured 4 750 000. The 1935 program will run nationwide starting October 23 with 1900 chapters distributing check lists and assisting families to eliminate dangers from falls burns and other causes.

American Red Cross Red Cross Annal Red Cross American Junior Red Cross

Buckeye Boys State Committees Detail Members

The document lists numerous committees and their headed members including Buckeye Boys State. Notable names include William E. Gregory as chairman of the Buckeye Boys' State committee and Chas A. Kremser and R. F. Leemhuis appearing across several panels. Other groups cover Public Relations Mothers Day Membership Funeral Ceremonial and Initiation General Emergency Disaster Relief Drum Corps Community Service Refreshment Child Welfare Memorial Day and Cross Disaster Relief with varied local officials and volunteers.

Ert R. F. Leemhuis George Tattersall Alva Smith Carl F. Wolf Dan Symons Geo. A Rowson, Jr Joe Pallardy Claude Dennison E. D. Nielsen Edgar J. Herzog John J. Kolopos T. D. Welsh Wm. C. Sudro S. R. Nichols Carl Taylor Arthur Richwine H. C Fisher Chas A. Kremser Virgil Jasper H. C. Fisher Carl L. Smith Edward Krebs Jas. J. Elemes Carl Filmore L. E. Davis Thos. D. Welsh Elon C. Peck William Ruppelt H. J. Austi Charles Hansen Joe Welsh George L. Tattersall James J. Elemes Hayaon Evans Larry W. Portier J. J. Kolopes William Bush Paul A. Halter H. E Birch Philip C.robson J. J. Goldenberg Joseph Pallardy Chas Fred Roth A. J. Fenner H. W. Guthrie Fred A. Meeinke Robert Dayxin Fred Hadaway Walter M. Barnes S. Nora Howard van Arvdale Dell F. Wolf Dea W. Red Cross Disaster Relief Committee Chas. A. Fireimeer George Rotwes, Jr BF. Leemhuis John F. Buckley Chen. A. Krewner Gee A. Robson, Jr Peter M .Smith Ceri J. Smith John Z Yeepos Paul O. Coldins

Darrell's visit stirs romance and fraught schemes

Darrell Kane travels from New York to Aunt Midge in Santa Monica, entangled in a love triangle with Alan Radcliffe and Juliette Darcy. Midge schemes to pair Alan with Gloria Benson, while Darrell grapples jealousy, threats, and a growing attraction to Mike as tensions explode over a kiss and competing affections.

Darrell Kane Ridge Addison New York Midge Santa Monica California Alan Radcliffe Juliette Darcy Alan Gloria Benson Darrell Gloria Mike Juliette Darrel Glor Elsie

E H S Students Receive First Report Cards

E H S teachers distribute the first six week report cards for the 1938 40 school year. Students are graded on the initial six weeks of work, with impressions noted by teachers as the new term opens this afternoon.

Detroit and Ohio women visit West family in Michigan

Mrs Olive Dager of Detroit and Mrs Earl Davis of Oberlin spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Ella West and her daughter Florence. Mrs Myra MacKeachie of Howell has been visiting at the home of her son and daughter in law, Mr and Mrs Clarence Stev-

Olive Dager Detroit Mich Earl. Davis Oberlin Ella West Florene Myra MacKeachie Howell Clarence Stev

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