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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1947
Page
10
A veteran airline pilot who pressed the wrong button aboard a plane with 63 people faces possible lifetime grounding. A Civil Aeronautics Authority spokesman said regional officials are reviewing the incident and will decide on disciplinary action.
The Civil Aeronautics Board blamed Captain C Reipany and American Airlines pilot Sisto for an October aviation accident near Mount Riley Texas. Sisto resigned after the incident and Logan and Captain Beek were noted as assisting.
Vincent Teresting Perms Incent and Mr and Mrs Dake Spenter with two children visited Cleveland and toured Metropolitan Park. They were joined by William Gnadsite and family, Betts and Bobby, Mrs Salowski of Amherst, John Dugan of Lean, Roy Smith and daughter Landa, Lucie of Onsiied Falls, H Slougiten and Denver Rowland, and several others as guests at the Bald residence and at a lighthearted gathering.
New sales tax stamps are placed in Markley school rooms by Mrs. E Keller to raise funds for the Markley PTA. Mrs. Robert Dean will oversee stamp collection. Stamps will be opened and counted twice yearly with a $1 prize for top collector. Also notes on local residents and moves among Ford road households.
North Ridgeville notes Ridgeville Grange met on Tuesday evening conferring first and second degrees on Dania Fox, Harry Demes, Robert Demes, Edward Hagesfold, Thomas Lenner, Frederick Lenner, Harold Mull, Betty Muil, and others. Master James Savers presided. Officers to be elected at the last November meeting due to the National Grange event.
The Commerce Subcommittee on Aviation opened an inquiry into a sea landing involving Air Amart and the Sky Queen. Chairman Owen Brewster ordered Carl Dolan to lead the technical investigation after a forced landing from Poole, England to Baltimore. Passengers and crew faced legal action.
Amherst plans center around a Halloween Festival by October under the Chamber of Commerce. Produce displays will be gathered from Amherst Township entrants through a business-led collection system. Interested parties should contact Hoyt Hart, general chair, or Change Hesidence. Residents report moves: Herbert G. Gammon and family relocate to Cleveland Avenue, Lorain resident William Ropers moves into the Gammon home, and Aly Hogers joins National Tube Company. Lorain heads to Chicago next week for the National Metallurgical Institute. The October 28 Grange meeting will confer third and fourth degrees. World Community Day collections and a Ladies Aid missionary program are noted with plans for charity clothing and World Community Day. Tickets for the November 5 anniversary dinner are on sale. next meeting October 29.
Community groups led by Mrs Locke Roemer and Mrs Edith Bhiman plan gatherings at homes on South Manor Street and Woodlawn Drive. A light rate cut of 20 to 40 percent is proposed by Amherst officials for the Hight plant, with no further savings expected. church notices from St Peter's and St Joseph's include services and Holy Communion for high school boys.
A noisy schedule lists sermon topics and service times across several churches including First Methodist Lorain County, St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran, and Foursquare Gospel. Entries note pastors Rev Riggs Rev Rosse Rev De Biiser and events like Sunday school and quarterly conference. A case from Great Barrington reports John Woodford fined ten dollars for failing to renew his automobile driving license over ten years, saving twenty dollars.
Chronicle-Telegram reports Joseph J. Powers served as unofficial foreman of the Public Works Department division for 1½ years before receiving a permanent rating. In North Adams Massachusetts the Lescarbeau family faces housing strain as they seek better accommodations for their 14 children and six-room apartment.
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