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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1948

Page

5

Plans Near Completion For Grade School Night In Elyria

Elyria boosters prepare for the third annual Grade School Night at Ely Stadium with North versus West and South versus East games. Don Sotherden leads the effort to maximize gate receipts for grade school equipment purchases. Tickets range from 25 cents to $1 with several local outlets selling them.

Elyria Booster Club Ely Stadium Don G. Sotherden Booster Club Board of Governors Elyria Bell Company Day’s Hardware Sotherden Don McGinley Ralph Terry Earl Fauver Harold Olmstead Burton Boynton Steve Pierce Herman Lappin Ray Thompson Johnny Cabas Raeder Elyria High Reserves Tony Curcillo Cocaptain Allyn Rose

Mort Cooper Free On Bonds After Two Bad Check Charges

Mort Cooper former St Louis Cardinals pitcher faced two charges for passing bad checks in Missouri and Ohio. He pleaded innocent at arraignment and said he hoped baseball contract funds would cover the checks. Sam Breadon signed two $500 bonds for Missouri and a $1,000 bond for Ohio. Cooper plans to travel to Cincinnati for the Ohio case as his lawyers seek quick resolution and restitution.

ST. Louis WUP Mort Cooper St. Louis Cardinals Ohio Sam Breadon Cardinals Cooper Louis Comerford

Affif Scores Kaye in St Nicholas Arena Bout

Affif a leading Pittsburgh middleweight defeated Gene Boland of Scranton in a third round technical knockout at St Nicholas Arena. Referee Jack Appel stopped the bout as Boland hit the floor for the third time in the round after a right to the chin and a left hook. Affif weighed 160 pounds, Boland 155 1 2.

New York W.P Charley Zivic Affif Pittsburgh Gene Boland Scranton St. Nicholas Arena Jack Appel Boland

Rabbit protection for fruit trees with wire guards

Young fruit trees and shrubs can be protected from rabbit damage by simple wire guards. Construct cylinders from one inch mesh poultry wire and anchor them at the base to shield trunks and bushes from gnawing.

Harvard admits Kalamazoo teen as fall freshman

Cambridge report notes fourteen year old Alexander M. McColl of Kalamazoo Michigan is in Harvard College fall freshman class. He credits progress to the Penn Charter School headmaster in Philadelphia and his mother’s private tutoring.

Cambridge, Mass Alexander M. McColl Kalamazoo Mich Harvard College Penn Charter School Philadelphia

Conzelman Faces Pressure After Cardinals Big Win

Jimmy Conzelman, once a versatile figure in football, now faces basketball style scrutiny as his Chicago Cardinals, defending NFL champions, sit behind the Bears in the Western Division. A 63 to 35 win over the Giants, with outsized offense, proves little solace for the anxious coach who jokes he is nearing coronary thrombosis amid a demanding season.

Oscar Fraley United Press EW York Jimmy Conzelman Kerry Patch Jimmy Chicago Cardinals Chicago Bears New York Giants James Giants Conzelman Post Office Bears Bulldog Turner St. Louis Steve Owen Owen Denzelman

Belden Farm Councils Meet

Belden Farm Bureau Council number 7 A met Tuesday evening with all members present except Mrs. Obbits caring for Mrs. Gott in LaGrange. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bob Prentice and children from Syracuse. Arthur Bennett presided. Bertha Rising reported. Wheat moisture testing and Bangs disease theories were discussed. Father Mandaville read an Ohio Farm Bureau Digest noting 16 598 August attendance and 19 active councils in 1510. Pamphlets on the new voting ma

Farm Bureau Council Howard Wise Clayton Mole Fred Reisinger Industrial Arts William Gest Jr Richard Wesemeyer Jr Ray Eppley Herman Gest Clair Wolfe William Gester Henry Schriver Theda Willard Mennell Ralph Campbell Belden Leon Lehman Emily Obbits Gott LaGrange Bob Prentice Syracuse N.Y Arthur Bennett Bertha Rising Father Mandeville Ohio Farm Bureau

Sheriff’s exhibit blocked aisles with bloodhound film

At the Cheshire County fair Sheriff Arthur N. Jennison faced officials after he closed a gambling concession on the midway. His bloodhound films drew a large crowd, blocking aisles in the main exhibit building and prompting a response from fair officials.

Keene Arthur N. Jennison

Need for Riboflavin A Basic Health Message

The article explains riboflavin is essential for growth and for converting food into energy. It highlights its role in metabolism and the body's use of nutrients to fuel daily activities.

Goodbye Harry Sign Sparks Wisconsin Desperation in Columbus

Esco Sarkkinen notes Wisconsin arrives in Columbus with fierce determination after the hostile Goodbye Harry sign at Yale game. He sees Badgers eager to prove themselves against Ohio State, despite inexperience and mixed results this season. Coach Wes Fesler indicates OSU is in good physical shape with no notable injuries.

United Press Olumbus U.R Esco Sarkkinen Ohio State Wisconsin Badgers Columbus Harry Yale Blue Harry Stuhldreher Sarkkinen Bucks Sark Kinen Wes Fesler Illinois Indiana California Yale Lisle Blackburn Wally Dreyer Clarence Self Ben Bendrick Fesler Noebody

Man Falls 20 Feet From Trestle Into Buck Creek

Springfield man John Mitchum, 24, tumbled twenty feet from a railroad trestle into Buck Creek and escaped with only a few bruises. He declined a ride home, preferring to walk.

Springfield John Mitchum Buck Creek Mitchum

Tenancy Share of U.S. Farms Declines Since 1920

A historical note states that only about one third of U.S. farms were operated by tenants in 1945, versus nearly two fifths in 1920, reflecting a shift in farm ownership patterns.

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