30 Oct 1941
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1941
Page
1
The fourth Thursday evening service at the Church of Christ opens with a quiet theatre of prayer and Scripture readings. Music includes vocal pieces and harp, with Paul Wainwright singing and Mia Matthighy playing hymns as requested.
Public auction will sell the personal property of Mrs. Hiram Bradley at 504 Herrick Avenue Exst Wellington Ohio on Saturday November 1 at 17 M. The lot includes living room dining room and bedroom furniture three beds with inner spring mattresses kitchen chairs table rugs leather bed havenport bull trees radio electric lamps linens curtains dishes cooking utensils and many more articles. An extra good lot of furniture.
Cash terms by Myron Bradley on H Sass Auctioneer. Sale near Henrietta Centralized School building. Personal property of PH Altmiller and Henry Altmiller includes two horses, 60 sheep, cows and heifers, farm tools, hay and grains, brooder house and household goods. Starts 12 o'clock sharp.
Auction listing for Chas Heidrich and Adm L O Dunlop announcing a public sale on the Bunt Farm two miles east and north of Penfield with 10:00 am start. Items include two horses a gray mare and a sorrel mare, nine dairy cows Holsteins Guernseys and a veal calf, farm feed and a full line of farm equipment including tractors, manure spreader, mowers, binders, cultivators and tools. Terms: 1 payment day, property may be removed after settlement, lunch at noon. Owner E M Bunt with CB Dawson as auctioneer. La Grange, GW Woodruff listed.
The Ohio CIO unions at Youngstown endorsed resolutions from the Ohio CIO convention urging immediate repeal of the Neutrality Act and increased aid to Britain, Russia, and China while preserving the four freedoms. In Elyria, Scout awards and merit badges were presented to Troops 103, 138, 148, and others, with advancement charts and encouragement to recruit more boys.
Investigators say the plane likely would have landed safely if not for the ravine and wreckage that trapped the crew. From his hospital bed, one survivor recalled aspects of the failed instrument approach, noting the crash was the system's first fatality since January 1999 near the airport.
Huth Eo Manning administrator of the estate of bi K, Menning, Y8, filed suit for $60,000 against The Grain and Revator vo. Wellington, owner of the truck that struck Mauiniuy's Cate, alleging damages from the incident.
Multiple civil suits and legal actions fill Lorain and Wellington dockets as judges hear verdicts, adjournments, and filings. Notable items include a director verdict in a $25,000 injury case, a Board of Elections challenge, and divorce petition amid family disputes, with other cases for property disputes and contempt warnings noted among routine proceedings.
Oberlin residents enjoy a Halloween party hosted by the Oberlin Business and Professional Women's club with pumpkin lanterns and costume prizes. The Oberlin School of Commerce reports club elections, field work, and new term officers, while Red Cross and First Aid classes prep for upcoming activities and a ghost hop fundraiser is planned.
A high school archery competition offers a silver medal for a 160 score. Bvan Medler and Matty Benford are named competitors from YMCA and local school teams. The event, held at Hast Carlisle High School, features Beeler and a dog act as part of the program.
Edgar P. Giles leads the list as father of the city’s latest Eagle Scout in Troop 10a. Eleven have earned the Eagle Award, including Levey Mihren, Charles Tipp, John Pride, Donald Hist, David Hutmas, Philip Hol mara, Paul Bekter, Wayne Aleinke, Wallane Winkon, and Ray Scout now pursuing a Portsmouth career. The article notes the long-running program and local ceremony details with several names and a brief reference to the period.
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