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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1945

Page

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Lorain County Faces School District Dissolution Question

Ohio Attorney General opinion says four local districts may dissolve and reorganize into territorial units. Lorain County boards of education, including Ragsin and Black River townships, would shift to single districts if approved. The ruling affects Pittfield and West Carlisle areas and outlines steps for consolidating schools under new territorial boundaries.

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Patterson Urges Caution On County Road Spending

County Engineer Donatt Patterson warned commissioners to restrain funding for townships road improvements to avoid depleting road funds. He cited large near-term costs including a bridge reconstruction in LaGrange over 100000, new county equipment around 40000, and bridge painting near 50000. The group discussed aiding Race road drainage and base work totaling about 17646, with RR crossing upgrades and railroad assistance coordination planned with New York Central.

Donatt Patterson Eral Nalnt Reid Syaelem Hese LaGrange Loran Ridgeville Township New York Cor Rel New York Central Railroad Kelting Railroad

Elyria Fire Chief Takes Two Week Vacation

Assistant Chief C. W. Indson steps in for Elyria Fire Department as Chief Wy Dytes begins a two week vacation. Indson will oversee operations and cover all fire department duties during the absence.

C. W. Indson Elyria Fire Department Wy Dytes

Death notices from Elyria area readers

Deaths reported include Frank Mittler a retired Marine Corps veteran of Elyria and a longtime parish member, and Martha McQuire of Amherst who died visiting relatives. Funeral plans for Mittler are pending, with services to be announced. McQuire will be buried at Calvary Cemetery after services at St Joseph's and Zileh Funeral Home handling arrangements. Also notes on Miss Vantin Hubbard and local memorials.

Frak- Miter Dauehler Elyria Ffean Cealine Sacred Heart Mes Poe Sadawskis Gene Elviray Frank Mittler Jn.u Marine Corps Haw Marine Hossita San Lica Calif Fram Catada Martha MrQuire Amherst Martha’ McQuire Seard Gene Linn Visting Lorain County Stodogeph's Catholic Church Alth. Rosary Society Honey Manns. Overlin Ed. Anthony Edward Tames Amhersts Gessner Willoughby Conrad Gessner Chicago Zileh St. Joseph's Catholic Church James Smith Calvary

Fourteen Injured In Train Wreck Near Tire, Ohio

The Pennsylvania Railroad West bound Red Arrow Limited struck a stalled automobile ahead of Tire, Ohio, derailing fourteen injuries reported. Locomotive and seven cars left the tracks. several cars overturned. Serious injuries to Enknees Snyder and Fireman Courst of Toledo from escaping steam. Other injured include K F Abbot of Mansfield, Miss Leola Robson of Corona New York, Mrs Wy Primus of Johnstown, Avdy Flay of Brooklyn, Wy FB Jefferson, Herbert Miller, WN Pitts, Lula J Johnson all of New York City.

Bucyrus Pennsylvania Trailroad Red Arrow Limited Tire Here Snyder CR. Courst Toledo K. FL Abbot Mansfield Leola Robson Corona N.Y Wy Ro Primus Johnstown Avdy Flay Brooklyn FB. Jefferson Herbert Miller WN. Pitts Lula J. Johnson New York

Unemployment claims rise in two days at Elyria office

Bly nia area workers file 113 unemployment claims in two days with women forming the majority. Monday sees the heaviest filing while Tuesday mainly involves those seeking nonindustrial office work. postwar job growth centers on construction and new businesses. Larson Monnendrsy Co in Grafton expands orders as foundry work remains strong, despite material shortages and reconversion challenges.

Blynia Bureau’ of Undine United States Employment Service Arkin Ube Elyria Brck Downs Larson Monnedrsy Company Grafton Larson Gratton Grnafian

Meeting of Wellington Old Age Club Well Attended

The Wellington Old Age Club met last Sunday with a large turnout. Chairman William Lang of 142 Middle Street gave a report, and guests from Elyria attended. Saunders, a delegate, and Berry of Mansfield, president of the Old Age Pension Club, spoke about the Columbus convention and plans to organize further with other towns.

Wellington Wellington Old Age Club Qecording Willian Lang Middle Street Elyria Columbus Saunders Wellington Club Berry Mansfield Old Age Pension Club Pension Paper

Fallout circle and blast effects of test bomb described

The report details an area 400 feet from the center and a ruin 1200 feet out, with no structure able to withstand the blast. The outer earth ring, swept clean, is tied to lingering radioactivity. Groves notes the test bomb is essentially the same as Hiroshima, a laboratory miniature exploded near the ground with vast earth upheaval.

Groves Hiroshima

CourtHouse Divorce Records From Erratic OCR Fragment

Disjointed text notes multiple divorce filings from various individuals, with grounds of neglect and cruelty mentioned. Names, dates, and places are garbled, mentioning spouses Lorin, Loretta Deiner, Cart, Nina Richert, Maude Sak, and others, plus references to a 1940 marriage and a court action by deputies.

Loretta Deiner Loran Cart Hupal Wastlane Oberlin Sul Deir Af Lorin

Oberlin Ne eaur Aushorn ay Oak bas Fe

Oberlin notes list Chassoy Hageritian at Oberlin and family visits. Mentions service in Italy and Germany, an honor guard at a Potsdam conference, and various local residents' movements. Includes Cadet Nurse training, vacations, a motor trip, and personnel changes at Oberlin College.

GiAal Ps Oberlin Chassoy Hageritian Obselin Frother Marit G Averstas Hoge Conan Waga Atatl Séranaht 66 Regiment Second Armored Altice Italy Germany Bota= dite Savon Joseph 2. Revers Henry Revers South Main Street Homstaad Fla Oberlin Norman UK. Vaibier TM. Poinlép Elmwood Cottage Department of Gunners Field Artillery School Fort Site Oklo West Point Fort Sill Sears Assangleer New Gisney Sylvia Miller Ie Allen Hospital Myrtle Hayes Taff Ion Canada Gillian Wagner Mator Des Moines Iowa Lamar la Jimia Huge Colorado Springs Grand Canyon Arizona Mexico Texas New Orleans Smoky Mountains Ru. P. Jameson Islind Cottage Ojibway Georgian Bay William Masher Syracuse N.Y Ottaway M. Z. Li South Street Gail Li Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia F. W. Brown West College Street Paul Brown Boston Mass Obertin James R. WN. Weaver United States Army Philippines Oberlin College Fremont Ole Bataan Cincinnati Marbaya d. Smith New York City Striind Oberlin Conservatory College 1 Music Conservatory Cincinnat Oberlin Musial Union Firs Church Chiir

Unclear text fragment on World War II events

Fragmentary report describes actions at general headquarters and a suicide at Yokohama Evacuation Hospital. Mentions John A Archital of Alien town and a blood transfusion aiding treatment with plasma and penicillin. Names and places are partially garbled.

Mae Arthurs Tiesconden Yokohama John A. Archital Alientown 98Th Hospital Tee

Manchester man found guilty in child support case

Edmund Manual charged with domestic support of his children by Ida May. He was arrested in Cleveland and awaiting arraignment. Justice Mischka ordered a fine and payment plan after a prior six month sentence for similar charges. Dorothy, his wife, had accused him of supporting three children.

Abel Tolede Otto Ki Mischka Wraek Wittikles Street Dorothy Edmund Manual Hovsealpport Ida May Cleveland Ahd Justice Mischka

Japan's postwar role and occupations debated in fourth-rate nation view

The report posits Japan could retain heavy industries under constraint to rebuild, while its four main islands would limit reconstitution as a world power. It predicts Japan's rise in Orient trade is possible despite a defeated army, envisions an occupation peak at 600,000 and fast veteran repatriation as shipping allows, and notes feudal samurai ties doomed with noble titles fading. A separate item notes Earl Lease fined $10 and costs for assault and battery in Ridgeville.

Tate Starr Japan Orient desire—Sai Britain

Phos netbolléd case tracked by police chair EY

A fragment reports Ti Fonidilay involved in a case tracked by the Police Chair EY with an 11:98 reference and ongoing arraignment.

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