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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1947

Page

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Cotton Crop To Be Greater Than Last Year’s

The Agriculture Department estimates the 1847 cotton crop at 4,664,000 bales of 500 pounds each. The September 2 crop conditions show a modest 8,000 bale increase over the August 1 forecast, still above last year’s unusually small output but below the 10-year average. Favorable late summer weather limited losses in the Midwest despite heat and drought in some areas.

Washington Agrcculture Department Midwest

Law Forbidding Liquor Sale Dies in Ohio

Columbus report states an ancient law banning liquor sales within two miles of a fairground fixie is repealed. The measure, revived by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union last year, ended near fairgrounds during county and state fairs. The repeal imposes hearings before permits near schools churches playgrounds or libraries, while the old provision near children and state hospitals is scrapped.

Columbus Ohio Woman's Christian Temperance Union State Liquor Board Old Inn

New Greek government offers amnesty to guerrillas

Athens reports the new Liberal Royalist coalition led by Premier Themistoclea Sofoulis promises amnesty for guerrilla fighters if they lay down arms and report to authorities. The plan grants 30 days to surrender, with jobs protection and no reprisals from rebels. Parliament expected to approve in a special session as a formality.

Athens Greece Themistoclea Sofoulis

Grange Hosts Rotary Club Guests In Elyria

Eaton will entertain six couples from the Rotary Club of Elyria at the Grange Hall on Wednesday September 10 at 7:00 p m. Each member should bring a covered dish.

Eaton The Grange Rotary Chubr Elyria Grange Hall

Death notices from Oberlin and nearby towns

Obituary notices list Margaret Lawrie Oberlin 2914 South Main died at St Josephs Lorain after six months illness. Survived by husband Ane. daughter Mrs K Powers. son James Lawrie. sisters Mrs Jane Reid and Mrs Mary George McCaffery. brother Robert McGil. with services at Cowling Sedge man Funeral Home followed by burial in Westwood cemetery. Also funeral arrangements for Tsar Mae Yarber at Mount Zion Baptist Church in Oberlin. John Henry Hostetler 78 of Amherst Hyrattee died after lingering illness. survivors listed. services at Henrietta Methodist Church. Alvin Nash 77 of Wellington R F C 4 died after four months illness. burial in East Pittsfield Cemetery. service at Pittsfield Congregational Church. Leeta Miller Rullkoetter 77 formerly of Spencer died in Pittsburgh. survived by daughter D McClure and son John Rullkoetter. Spencer church services. J H Schweitzer 91 of London died at daughter’s home Fitchville. services after transfer to Cleveland. Laura N Ray 82 died at Elyria Home for the Aged after lingering illness. former Youngstown teacher. burial in Youngstown. Mrs Rose Schneider 70 Amherst Township died at St Josephs LoFarne. survived by husband Ernst. six daughters and ten grandchildren. burial in Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst.

Margaret Lawrie Oberlin Main Street St. Joseph'a Hospital Lorain Kilmars Neck Scotland I48 Ane Drew Hock Sddtland Cowling Sedgeman Funeral Home Feca Robert Livingston East Oberlin Community Church Westwood Cemetery Ilar Mae John Henry Hostetler Amherst Henrietta Holmes County Lorsin County Anna R Victor Frazer Michigan Paul Lakewood Robert Birmingham Gilbert Wakeman John L Melville Johnson Camden Lewis Addison Mia T. C. Miller Cleveland L. Swonger Dover Cowling-Sedgeman Henrietta Methodist Church W. H. Norman C. A. Rigus Burlat Henrietta Methodist Cemetery Alvin E. Nash Alvin ¥. Nash Wellington Lfe Howard Jacksonville Florida Wade Cincinnati Harold Pittsfeld Ethel Sechrest Cowling-Sedgeman Funeral Lecta Rullkoetter Lodi Leeta Miller Rullkoetter Spencer Pittsburgh Rullkoetter D. McClure John Rullkoetter Detroit John Miller Thomas Miller Pennington N. J Spencer Methodist Church Dale Ganyard Spencer Cemetery Schweitzer New 1 Ondon J. H. Schweitzer Marie van Quellen Fitchville Fitch Funeral Home Abel Funeral Home Riverside Cemetery Rose Schneider Amherst Rose Schneider Leonard Street South Ambert St. Joseph's Hospital Lofaln Switzerland St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church Women's Guild Ernst Harry Brucker Amherst Township Charles Williams Margaretha Flora Florence Xond Frederick Walter Elyria Albert Edward Herbert South Amherst John Godfried Bauman Fred Bauman Kipton Fred Hayne Charles Dute Jacob Aebersold Henry Fie|man Henry Date Martha Bauman Zilch Funeral Mallens Evergreen Cemetery

Avon Area Club Notes And Tragedies Across Town

Avon clubs host meetings with awards and future plans while a string of accidents claims several lives in nearby towns. The Avon 500 Club awarded prizes to four members, and the Ladies Society discussed missions and quill making. The Avon Civic League welcomed six new members and planned election posters and an open candidate forum. Separate reports recount automobile and travel deaths including a boy in Portsmouth, a worker near Van Huren, a plane crash near Bryan, a child in Alliance, and a river drowning at East Liverpool. An executive joke about missing cardlinks closes the item.

Avon Joseph Forthofer 500 W. B. Blake Ed Stagg Leonard Clawson Harold Smith Mra. Blake Schwinn Ladies Society the Baptist Church Avon Civic League Richard DeChant George Curran League John Westerfeld Curran Carl Finegan P.B.L Same Milton Taft Janet Lakewood R. A. Chester Mabel Lemon Diemer Edith Nash Cleveland John Mack Portsmouth Antonio Agia U. S Niles Mich Willard Mary Alma Kuntz Allance Limagille

Mystery-mansionaire Beferrari funds Boston Library Foundation

Boston notes mystery-millionaire John Beferrari, 64, a former fruit peddler living frugally in the North End, donated 3 million dollars to the Boston Public Library. The trust, likely tripling to nine million in securities, will endow a library foundation in Beferrari's name, supporting youth and business books. Neighbors and Italian-American residents praise his generosity yet lament he did not aid local causes.

Boston Malionaire John Beferrart North End Boston Pubic Library Neferrari Hbrary Defarrari Deferrari

Fire report of car blaze on Broad Street

Lr. C. Linville of 908 West avenue hurried to Central Fire Station last night to report a fire in his automobile on Broad street between Court street and West avenue. The blaze was confined to insulation on wiring and a cigaret lighter on the dash. Short circuit in wiring was cited as the cause.

Lr. C. Linville West Avenue Central Fire Station Broad Street Court Street

Divorce actions and civil cases at Lorain court

Dismissals include Eloise Jackson v Earl and Colleen Sopko v Joseph. Judge Findley grants custody in Francis Hall v Carrie and cruelty grounds in Barbara Hayden v Donald and Doris v Robert Parker cases. Neglect grounds lead to divorces for Margaret Taylor v Charles and Katherine Mazur v John. Marie Barres v Howard also granted custody. Financial judgments against Gladys Palmer, and David Rieger against Palmer. County funds transfer approved for health department. A pistol arrest and a probate estimate for Louise Beal’s estate are noted.

Margaret Taylor Charles Guy B. Findley Barbara Hayden Donald Marie Barres Howard

Police Court Fines For Disorderly Conduct And More

Mayor Agate fined Adam Kopp 15 dollars plus costs and Elfielda Meyne 15 dollars plus costs for charges of disorderly conduct. A suit by Vermilion and Lake County owners against Grefton Milton-on-the-Lake was dismissed by the court of appeals for lack of jurisdiction. Kathryn Hanke of Lorain seeks divorce from Alex Jr on neglect and cruelty. Louise Scott sues Charles of Meadville for wilful absence. Clinton Tyler and others challenge the will of the late Mattie Johnson in Cleveland. A steel ball 14 inches in diameter was reported stolen from a Avon front yard. Sheriff called for help locating Reida Gunoder, 18, missing from her home. Maine farm cash crops bring 125% million dollars annually at current writ.

A. R. Agate Adam Kopp Jackeeson Elfielda Meyne Vulcan Street Grefton milton-on-the-Lake Lorain County Common Pleas Court Court of Appeals Sheriff's Department Reida Gunoder Miyria Maine

Three Gunmen Torture Man and Wife in Cleveland Robbery

Police seek three masked gunmen who invaded the Cleveland home of Robert Henry Green 84 torturing him with lit cigarettes and burning his wife Elizab eth 42 while forcing disclosure of $18,000. Green, recovering from abdominal surgery, and his sister Sadie Stockman were bound as the assailants fled in Green's car later recovered by police. Green co owned Beulah race track in Columbus and Ascot track in Akron.

Cleveland Robert Henry Green Elizabeth Green Punilién Fred Clarke Ruby Berba Sadie Stockman Poice Beulah Race Track Columbus Ascot Akron

West Ridge Grange Holds Meeting and Plans

West Ridge Carlisle Grange met Tuesday with four members present. Frank Mason and wife attended with Mason inspecting officer. Program featured a takeoff on The Car Usle Extra with many participants and a piano solo by Frederick Eppley. Amherst judged degree work. Plans discussed include painting the Grange Hall and a fish fry. Refreshments followed.

West Ridge Grange West Ridge Carlisle Grange Frank Mason Mason Frederick Eppley Amherst Grange J. H. Penfound Hazel Crandad Biyria Ovtin Squires Creta Walker Jeft Three Rivers Mich Forr Holford Marion Crose Ohio H. W. Shepard Gbberlin Road Dave Jackman David London W C Barter Donadd Iran Ady Floyd Porter Third J. Porters Fred Hopkins Mir Rocawood Ison Fred Sherman Mason Frank Alpert Cal Aled

First Arrest Under City's Plumber License Ordinance

Wade Clarkson of 408 Cascada street became the first person cited under the citys plumber licensing ordinance. He pleaded guilty and was fined 16 dollars after Building Inspector Hart Dickason testified Clarkson installed plumbing in a Longford house built by William Bulger of 21st Third street without a licensed plumber and without a permit. Mayor A R Agate announced the punishment today.

Wade Clarkson Cascada Street A. R. Agate Clarkson Huilding Hart Dickason Longford William Bulger Third Street Dickason

Soldier's Body Found In Downtown Hotel Room

In Atlanta a 19 year old Chicago man and Army recruit Willam Svec Jr. died by his own hand after bringing a revolver from his barracks to a downtown hotel. He registered as Bill Williams of Louisville and stayed in the room with a single maid noticing his absence before a fatal gunshot. Police say he planned the death and investigators seek a Kentucky address listed as a possible associate.

Atlanta Willam Svec Chicago Svec Conley Ordnance Depot Bill Williams East Bartle St Louisville Kentucky Svee

Black Desert Fire Ravages South Dakota Range

A vast South Dakota fire blackened 700 square miles east of Hete, destroying grass and hay stacks. Cattle huddle in green oases as trucks move them to market, with some 25 000 head in the area and ranchers fearing feed losses worth millions. Gov Mickelson toured the scorched land noting no human casualties.

Pierre Héte George T. Mickelson Fac

Markets Cleveland Livestock Cattle And Poultry Prices

Receipts: cattle 900, calves 800, sheep 600, hogs 1000. Cattle market opening lower with assorted price ranges for select, good, medium, and common grades. calves up about 7 dollars. sheep and lambs active with strong demand and varied grades. hogs steady to slightly higher with several weight categories listed. Poultry market steady to weak with multiple fowl and turkey prices noted. Toledo grain quotes on tracked wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans across No. 1 red, No. 2 yellow, and No. 3 yellow grades.

Cleveland

Perens NUMBER From Page One continues

Local market page lists produce and prices with cabbage lettuce carrots onions and mushrooms among items. Mentions Ryder planning a memorial and community activity in Brainerd with ties to local organizations. includes personal notes on Ryder and community involvement.

Bath street man fined in police court for intoxication

Fen Garrison of Bath street was fined five dollars after being arrested on Court street Saturday afternoon for intoxication in a police court session today.

Fen Garrison Bath Street Court Street

Elyria Kiwanis Backs Armitage for District Leader

The Elyria Kiwanis Club endorses Armitage for lieutenant governor of Kiwanis Sixth Division. He is a charter member and past president, recently receiving a 25 year pin. Nominations for club directors will be made at this week’s luncheon at noon Thursday in the Elkis Marina Room.

Elyria Kiwanis Club Armi+ iaga Loca Club Mera Tere Kiwanis Elyria Club Dives Torn Volad Tane Didacy Armitage Focal Club Elkis Mariné Room Ray Paulin International Business Machines Corporation

Permits For Two New Dwellings

City building permits issued for two new dwellings. G B Haislet at 315 1/2 West Avenue gains a 34x30 foot one story frame home on 346 Oberlin Road with a $5,000 cost and self-work plans. E J Strom at 146 Harvard Avenue gets a 26x26 foot two story frame house at 129 Princeton Avenue with a 14x22 foot garage. T W Meeker to be contractor for a $10,000 project.

Hart Dickason G. B. Haislet West Avenue Oberlin Road Hasslet E. J. Strom Harvard Avenue Princeton Avenue T. W. Meeker

Tenor Eivin Bjornstad to Sing at Camden Baptist

Internationally famed Oslo tenor Eivin Bjornstad will perform a sacred concert at Camden Baptist church on Thursday evening September 11. Known as the King of Gospel Singers and likened to Caruso by critics, his voice is described as surpassing expectations for any music lover. A personal invitation is extended to all to attend.

Kipton Eivin Bjornstad Oslo Norway Camden Baptist Church Caruso Bjornstad

New London High School Reports 1947 Enrollment and Awards

New London announces 629 initial registrations for 1947 with cafeteria opening October 1 and 11:30 noon dismissals to ease crowds. Twenty track and baseball letters issued for 1946-47 with many named awardees. football uniforms ordered for two teams. Vocational agriculture teacher hired full time. freshman-sophomore and junior-senior classes sized. two new banners claim victories at the Huron County Fair.

New London Erlenbach Archland Art Greebe Howsman D Kuash Patchen Stokes Phil White Belmer Esch Evans Gordy Lash Lucas Patchén Poole Jim Randelman Robbins White OAA Insurance Fund For New London High School Huron County Lo Ag

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