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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1944
Page
6
Report describes scattered ship debris and wreckage strewn near the waterfront. Concrete steps, blast-blasted piers, and a five foot high camouflaged sea wall guarded the area. Citizens are barred from the zone as authorities secure the shoreline. Fort Greely adds a satirical note on the persistent Alaska weather.
Frank J. Harrison and Sgt. John Harrison, sons of Mr and Mrs Harrison, met for the first time in over two years during furloughs after serving in the Pacific. Frank, home on an eight day leave, and John, in the 99th A.W. FOMOF, both formerly students of Elyria High School, now have new addresses in North Carolina and via their parents for John. In New Bedford amateur detective tale, Randall Mendell recovers his stolen car before police.
In Helena Arkansas Bill Jackson, a 14 year cotton farmer, finally nets profit after storing cotton at home while price falls. He sold his bale for 2 11 percent per pound, claiming strict middling grade despite long storage. A quirky Toledo note references a chicken coop high above. Nearby Mutmee Missouri features eleven year old David Dennis keeping 25 chickens atop his father's garage to keep peace with family.
South Amherst begins the 1944 45 school year on Tuesday September 5 at 8 30 with sessions nearly full day as cafeteria readiness lags. Faculty lists include Helen Zeigman Lulu Bryant Grace Stang Dorothy Thomson Genevieve Hurlbut Donne Baer and high school staff Nelson Howe George Mager Ruth Davis Lowell A Gitts Frances Amspoker Kathryn Rhodes Maria Bick K E Lawer superintendent. Church notices cover local congregations and a Legion Auxiliary meeting is set for September 5 with Krueck and Corbet hosting. Returns to Camp John Lupe leaves for Fort Bragg after furlough. funeral attendance notes honor George Rhodes in Cleveland. local residents mentioned in passing social updates.
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