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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1944
Page
9
Mr and Mrs Cecil Christmas welcomed joy to their family with two elder daughters named Merry and Carol in Superior Wisconsin. The humorous name choice reflects festive spirit and gives locals a lighthearted hometown note.
Washington officials project milk production to exceed this year by about 1 billion pounds if subsidies persist, but expect tighter butter and dairy product supplies next year. Declining manufactured dairy stocks, especially butter, drive the forecast as of January 1, with stocks roughly 2.75 billion pounds below the prior year.
Oberlin College hosts an upcoming Baldwin lecture by art historian Mr. Lugt, famed for cataloguing Louvre drawings. The event, sponsored by the Nether Janis Aid Society of New York, will be in the Allen Art Building with a first Baldwin lecture of the season on Nov 10. Public attendance encouraged.
Community ceiling prices for November set for Groups 1 and 2 stores and farmers selling to consumers. Detailed per pound rates cover live broilers, fryers, capons by weight, stewing chickens, roasters, turkeys in all age classes, ducks, geese, and killed eviscerated poultry under Government inspection.
From U S Forces in France comes word that 19 nurses cared for wounded soldiers at a U S Army Field Hospital after the fall of Cherbourg. Among them is 2nd Lt Gladis E Detwiler, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Detwiler of Elyria, who joined American staff in Cherbourg. The hospital, left operating for three days by German doctors, required water bucket by bucket as the city’s supply failed.
The following men have been sent from Camp Atterbury Indiana to the Infantry Replacement Center at Camp J T Robinson Arkansas Private Hugh P Miller husband of Cadys Miller of 5 River Street Private Gordon K Wilford son of Mr and Mrs Fred C Wilford R 1 2 Amherst Fort Martin B Koepp 439 10th Street Private John L Wescott son of Mrs Sarah G Wescott 204 Glenwood Street
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