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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1951

Page

12

Ohio feeder airline service plans outlined by CAB examiner

CAB examiner R Vernon Radcliffe urged Lake Central Airlines and Youngstown Airways to apply for new routes qui ci ng costs and potential profits. The report details proposed links from Columbus to Dover New Philadelphia Sandusky Tiffin Zanes to East West service and notes the Ohio Aviation Board objections to extending licenses beyond fixed terms.

Columbus Offville Dover-New R. Vernon Radcliffe Lake Central Airlines Youngstown Airways To Ines C. E. A. Brown Ghip Avation Board Brown Enes Hfe Dnto Coampus Ind Davie Columcbis i Wood Dewyort Moran Sandusky Toleuu Fitzrouigh Wa Zanes Youngstown Anwars Colunbus TWA Marion v. Mansfield Ohi Air Board Radclffes Lake Certis Cnould Zanesville Mansfield Springheld Joss Richmond Oss Marion

Peace talks drift as Kaesong issue looms in cease-fire talks

A continuation from Page One notes hostile posturing and a brighter mood for resuming cease-fire discussions. It cites a mining Communist officer and a UN note admitting an American airstrike near Kaesong, with UN regret for the pilot’s mistake.

Kaesang

Marshall bids farewell after long government service

General Marshall, Army Chief of Staff in World War II and later Secretary of State, reflects on his career and defense leadership. He praises Congress cooperation, notes legislative delays, and lauds deputy Lovett and the defense staff as highly capable as he steps toward retirement.

Marshall Naif China Europe Truman Defense Department Congress Cooperative Narshall Defense Congress Lovett Ings United States

Armed Forces News Of Our Men In The Service

Pvt Car L Fridenstine now stationed at Fort Belvoir Virginia training with an engineering battalion. address and service details listed. Ali en A Struck participated in a Canadian sea supply mission supporting Joint Weather Station efforts. new address noted. Pfc Dean B Khussun now at Denver Colorado with 2417th Student Training Squadron. address provided.

Car L Fridenstine Fort Belvoir Myre Car Frodenstine Bath Street Carl L. Fridenstine Engr Elec Belvoir Fridenstine Elyria Alien A. Struck LSS Emil A. Struck Hall Rd Arete Attom Canada Tat Dean B. .Khussun R. C Longfellow St

Convicted Ohio Soldier Faces Larceny Charge

Cleveland man 23 identified as Gusik faces larceny by trick charges for allegedly swindling two Italian cleaners out of 30 by posing as a former employee. Indicted by the Cuyahoga county grand jury, the case cites his wartime record in Italy during World War II and remains under federal appeal.

Ohio Cova Ated Umas Aa Cleveland Caly J Trick Gusik Cuyahoga County Army Gui Italy

Lorain Man Named On Advisory Council

Lorain man Longwell was named to a special menvial hygiene advisory council for a two year term. The announcement came today from State Public Welfare Director J H Lamneck in Columbus. Longwell serves as public relations counsel for the CIO.

Longton Strutt Coyital Drive Lorain Columbus J. H. Lamneck Longwell CIO Ayentile T Advissory Council

Local Residents Named in Elyria Lorain List

A scrambled list of names appears to reference residents from Elyria Lorain areas including Lorain Akron Oberlin and Geneva. The fragment mentions multiple individuals such as Joan Smith Agnes Sibich Marilyn Sade Betsy Waddie and Betty Vas among others.

Lvelyn Cerdy Etrria Roth Fors Yey Wellington Mary Lou Frank Lorain Kathleen Glick Lorain Betty Greer Milan Therese Izwski Jean Kostyo Lorath Joan Kann Akron Janette Myers Elyria Charlotte Rust Helen Sherwood Delaris Sislow Seta Ami- Mt Joan Smith Agnes Sibich Lerain Marilyn Sade Loraz Betsy Waddie Ser

Amherst widow Emily English dies at 86 in Ohio

Emily E. English 86 former Amherst resident died at 7 am in Chillicothe after months of illness. Born February 13 1865 in Amherst she married Rev Charles F English May 1 1688 and lived in Chillicothe 30 years. Graveside services Friday at 3 pm in Crown Hill cemetery. Survived by three daughters two sons a brother and stepmother. Funeral arrangements at Pawcett Funeral Home Chillicothe with burial in Amherst conducted by the Rev Dale Ri Beittle.

Emily E. English Amherst Crowmhill Ducs Clicothe Charles F. English Chillicothe Juntington Pawcett Dale Ri Beittle

Many Ohioans Pay Slot Machine Tax

Washington reports that 1 821 Ohio businesses paid the federal slot machine tax in the 1951 fiscal year ended June 30. The tax is 159 per machine, with 24 122 machines paying the federal tax on coin operated amusement devices at 510 per machine. Ohio ranked 0th among states in establishments paying the tax, behind Texas, Louisiana, and Pennsylvania.

Washington Bureau of Imminal Revenue Ohio Texas Fall Louisiana Pennsylvania

Burglars Break Into Auto Service Station

Burglars forced the front door with a crowbar at W Phillips Service Station on Route 112 west of South Amherst last night and escaped with 31 dollars and 47 cents, a 21 piece socket wrench set, and three automobile tires. Deputy Sheriff Chalmer Davidson said the cash register was pried open.

W. Phillips South Amherst Chalmer Davidson Davidson

Hungry burglar leaves housewife’s larder for four steaks

Lincoln police report a break in at Mrs. Laura Gladson’s home. The thief took four T-bone steaks two dozen cans of peas six pints of strawberries two loaves of rolls three loaves of bread twelve loaves of tomatoes and two quarts of strawberr o. No other items touched.

Lincoln Neb

Ridgeville Guild Plans Busy Fall Program

Ridgeville Catholic Guild opened its season with plans for a busy fall. A film Our Lady of Fatima will be shown at St. Peter's auditorium at 2 30 p m on Sunday September 23 with free admission. Bake sale September 29 and a fish fry in early November are also planned.

St. Peter's Club

Child Thrilled By Letter From Germany

Linda Caughlin, six, daughter of John and Mrs. Caughlin of 146 Northrup Street, received a letter from Germany this week. The Hildebrandt family thanked her for a doll sent from America as part of a toy drive. Linda had forgotten the gift until the note arrived, noting four children ages 9, 14, 10 and two.

Linda Caughlin John Caughlin Northrup Street Germany Hilde-‘ Kranst America Linda Europe

Fish Get Free Ride Home From Plant

Traced from the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers fish swim to the Tracy pumping plant for a free ride home, a routine described in the article. The piece notes the journey and the transport mechanism aiding fish passage through the facility.

Tracy Cashich Sacramento San Joaquin

Police Officer Fines and License Suspensions

Frette t Hoskins of 211 Lake Av was fined 100 dollars and costs and had his city driving privilege suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor Henry W Ault on a charge of driving while under the influence. He was arrested at 7:45 p m yesterday after a collision on Lodi Street near West Street with a car owned by Robert Conry. Robert Edwards of 7219 Carnegie Avenue was fined 20 dollars and costs after arraignment on a charge of operating a car with fictitious license plates. He was arrested yesterday. Anne Bearer of Lorain sued for divorce from Thomas on grounds of neglect and cruelty. they have two children. Dorothy Bell of Elyria filed for divorce from William on grounds of neglect and cruelty. they were married in 1949 and have two children. Mary Eleanor Gray was granted a divorce from William Jr on grounds of neglect and was awarded custody of their children. Joe Lhleal and a suit for divorce brought by Gladys Fairney against William was dismissed. A divorce list by Arthur George against Ruth was also dismissed.

Fretett Hoskins Lake Avjehue Henry W. iAult Robert Edwards Carnegie Avenue Cleveland Dorothy Bell R. D Elyria William of Mary Eleanor Gray William, Jr Apes B. A. Cook Wiliam H. Curry New York New York Central John C. Shannon North Manchester Ind West Javenue Secon Street Brammall Stanley Porter R.D. Vermilgale Henry W. Ault Tiis Porter Earl Boggs Iarive

Court House Warrants in Lemon Names and Family Welfare

Warrants charging Robert Lemon in jail and Evelyn Lemon of 1108 Lake Avenue were issued in juvenile court on complaints by Harry Howett of the Lorain County Child Welfare Department. Robert Lemon was arrested in Indiana this month on a non support warrant. Eight sheep valued at 240 dollars were reported stolen from Erwin Johnson’s farm 1.5 miles north of LaGrange. Divorce hearings and improvements on North Ridge road were scheduled in common pleas court. Foreclosure of Marion Cowan’s mortgage was ordered by the common pleas court. A garbage truck driver, Marion Cowan, was fined for reckless driving after a load shifted at a curve on East Avenue.

Robert Lemon Evelyn Lemon Lake Avenue Harry Howett Lorain County Child Welfare Department Indiana Justice Court Erwin Johnson LaGrange Sheriff's Department Marion Cowan West 17Th Court Street East Avenue Federal Credit Union Henry W George N. Bennett

Bids Open For Ditch Work As Officials Tackle Flood Channel

U S Fish and Wildlife Service experts monitor fish movement through the Delta Cross canal near a pumping plant with a 254 foot screen and suction pump. County commissioners set Oct 1 bids for Meyers ditch improvements in Ridgeville estimated at 6377 dollars and laterals 2 and 3 at 252 and 1925 dollars. Police court fines include Irene Tapper for a traffic charge and John Tuomey for a hearing. Brammall’s canvas tent setup and Porter’s intoxication case are noted among varied local notices.

U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service Delta Cross Canal Central Valley Project Meyers Ridgeville John Tuomey Cleveland Wasla Henry W. Ault Sacramento

Pickets Demand Police Protection During Lorain Journal Auction

Lorain police protection for pickets at the Lorain Journal plant was to be demanded by Edward J. Kiser of the Lorain Club. An auction sale to benefit Elyria Kiwanis Kids Day followed a plant altercation involving a picket and a Journal employee. The event at Farmers Hardware & Supply features two cars and household goods with proceeds aiding Junior Achievement programs.

Lorain Lorain Journal Edward J Elyria Win- Kiser Lorainners Contypographical Union Journal Employe Elyria Kiwanis Club Marshall Detorre 33Rd Street Elyria Kiwan Torre Farmers’ Hardware & Supply Co Broad , Street Elyria Club Clayton Sooy Grafton Kiwaniseuction Committee Loren Wurster Bill ‘Seghy Wes Suhr

Local markets list fruits vegetables and livestock prices

Market page lists apples peaches grapes and other produce with weights and price ranges plus Cleveland livestock figures for cattle calves sheep hogs and related commodities. It also cites major corporate names such as American Radiator General Motors Sears and U S Steel alongside regional vendors.

Oski Elbertas Bskt Bartlett Bern-al Pske Cleveland American T. & T Anaconda Copperties jAveo Mfg Chrysler Cleveland Cliffs Columbia Gas Freehall Trailer General Motors Glidden Co C-Azeer Industrial Rayon Kennecott Copper Stags Montgomery Ward Central Ohio Edison Penna R. BE Republic Steel Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Standard of Ind Standard Texas Company UO. S. Steel Warner Brothers Woolworth Co

Kiwanis Club At Ridgeville To Meet Tonight

Ridgeville Kiwanis members will meet at Kamp Kiwanis for a regular evening session. Mesdames Pustay Ruecke and Stacey will prepare the meal. Afterward volunteers will ready the camp grounds for a September 23 clambake. tickets must be bought by September 15 with no reservations without purchase. Wives are invited. about 150 children enjoyed a recent community picnic at the camp.

North Ridgeville Ridgeville Kiwanis Club Kamp Kiwanis Michael Pustay Elmer Ruecke Stacey Morris Brown

Tent Lets Air In Keeps Ants Rain Out

Pittsburgh report notes Louis R Brammaill a 79 year old outdoor man built a tent designed to allow air in while keeping ants and rain out. The device aims to improve comfort and shelter during outdoor activities.

Pittsburgh Louis R. Brammaill

Ridgeville Class of 1950 Hosts Card Club Formation

Girls of Ridgeville High School class of 1950 gather at Helen Ternes home to organize a social club. Shirley Diederick is president, Marian Gottwald secretary treasurer. They plan future activities and set October 9 at Irene Krueger's home for the next meeting. A separate note mentions a person charged with an intoxication offense.

Ridgeville North Ridgeville Ridgeville High School Helen Ternes Shirley Diederick Marian Gottwald Irenes Krueger Root Road

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