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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1944
Page
1
The Elstia Police Department began presenting school boy Safety Patrol certificates in Elyria. The Hamilton school led with a first group receiving awards from Patrolman Russell Dayne, while four schools reported 83 appointed patrol members and additional groups to come.
Elyrian demonstrates gardening prowess at a regional display by showcasing oversized pumpkins, cabbages, peppers, and carrots. Robinson of Kieria Savings and Trust Co and Elyria Teteptione Con Hin weigh in on the agricultural boost from the victory garden display. The event, held this week at the Ohba Dube Services Co main hall, marks a notable leap for progressive farm organizers amid a dry season.
Death records report Anna Walker of Sacramento California dying September 10 at 73 after a stroke leaving brother Phillip Rattenhouse sister Marian Walker and brothers Battenhouse in Kipton Amherst and Oakland. Funeral services were held in California. Wallace Peek of New London died at home age 71 after ill health. he left a son Charles and Delphine Partar Peek and a daughter Mrs Mariage Frearhoof Wake. Funeral services set for Saturday at 11 pm at Fitch Funeral Home with Reverend William Mitchell officiating and burial at Grove Street Cemetery.
Vegetables and flowers from Elvius Victory Gardens are on display at the Ohin Public Service Company store on Broad street. The exhibit includes fruit vegetables and flowers with a gardening project by Local Girl Scouts. Brown chairman of the Victory Garden committee cites about 160 entries. some gardeners have multiple entries. Part of the display was being removed today and the rest will be removed tomorrow.
Two Larain Canty men among 75 inmates at Lan don Prison Farm were granted pardons by Ole Pardon and Parale Bosvd today per Columbus officials. Edward Minnich, sentenced to the Ohio Penitentiary on April 18, 1934, and Joe Bohach, sentenced on September 30, 1978, face October 23 parole.
An old style advertisement promotes a dental powder claimed to prevent slipping and irritation of dentures. It touts firm attachment, comfort, and cleanliness, suggesting a quick fix for loosened or uncomfortable plates.
Lorain County delegates entertained top Ohio Republicans at a dinner during the Ohio state Republican convention. Notables included U.S. Senator Robert A. Taft, Senator Harold H. Burton, and gubernatorial candidate dates G. Stewart. The group discussed a unified effort to mobilize volunteers and secure victory for GOP candidates.
A crowded Bitings rail union venue heard Dewey vow a fat pledge and immediate action as he faced questions over a string of conferences with agricultural labor veterans and political leaders. The scene captured a moment of campaign momentum amid scrutiny of his policy network.
Beatrice Plumb of Elyria files for divorce from Theodore Plumb in Fort Wayne Michigan case alleging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. They wed March 20 1937 in Lorain and she seeks restoration of her prior name Beatrice M L Perrault.
David W. Fridenstine arrives at his West River road home with mother Mrs Hazel Fridenstine after months overseas in the European Theater. A gunner on a Flying Fortress bomber he was wounded on May 2 over German air fields and stayed in England for recovery while earning the Purple Heart.
An OCR fragment lists various market items with mixed prices for produce and crops. Entries include apples, cabbage, corn, onions, peppers, radishes, spinach, lettuce, and other produce alongside scattered weights, prices, and abbreviations, reflecting a crowded market page. Entities include market items and numeric price hints, though the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
The case between Cleveland firm Jack and Heintz and Romeo Pump Co ends in complete settlement by agreement. Dismissal entry signed by A. Conk before noon today. Original suit claimed $438,591.98 for alleged contract abrogation over 600 vacuum pumps. factors about profits and costs cited, but settlement details not disclosed.
The Center for the Sightless has been a Sigma Gamma Sorority project collecting sale stamps to aid the center. Stamps are placed in the A and store, Or trovs, and Paradise restaurant for public cooperation, yielding splendid results.
A 17 year old Elyria youth was turned over to county juvenile authorities in May by the Elyria police after he was taken into custody this morning for reckless driving. Police Chief EK. J. Stankard reported that the car came off Chestnut street onto Broad street about 2 45 this morning and that the car drove on the left side for a short distance then moved to the right and was parked near the officer. Andress then took the driver to the police station. Four boys and a girl were in the car with the driver.
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