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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1948
Page
7
Northwestern University researchers warn that by 2000 the share of workers over 45 will rise, creating major employment challenges. Older workers gain from seniority but face long unemployment, while rapid technological change favors younger workers and threatens older workers’ adaptability and job prospects.
Lorain Ohio hosts an all items sale on Monday September 20 at 10:00 AM at 1721 Long Ave. Owner exits business and offers meat cases walk in coolers scales slicers grinders stock shelving and more valued around two thousand dollars. Auction conducted by Louis F Hauer Merle Karns and Walter Decker with cash terms.
Wednesday night September 22 at 8 PM a Holstein sale features 75 head from Canadian herds. Includes 50 registered and 25 grades with many fresh or springing cows, 40 head of first and second calf heifers, heifer calves suitable for 4-H, and two full sister pairs with strong production records. Also one 18 month old bull. registrations transfer free. four generation pedigrees. B and Bangs tested. calfhood vaccination noted. Sale held in well lighted tent 3 miles north of Wadsworth or near Sharon Center, with auction by J. Fenstermaker and Chester James.
Mrs Walter Ellis new president of the South Amherst Parent Teacher Association called an executive meeting at her home Tuesday evening. She named committee chairmen for health, membership, magazine, program, music, safety, hospitality, decorating, ways and means, sunshine, room mothers, social, publicity. Other officers listed include vice president Mrs Jake Wilhelm, second vice president Donald Leahy, secretary Mrs Jack Walker, and treasurer Mrs J Riddle. Budget discussed and plans set to introduce faculty in October with Kenneth Worchester of Oberlin showing slides. Dessert served to 14.
F A Ingersoll and Carrie Ingersoll filed in the Court of Common Pleas of Lorain County Ohio a petition to quiet title against Benjamin L Deremer and others in Case No 50399. The property is in Camden Township Lot 19 Tract 11, about 183 acres, with rights of way and highways, requiring answers by November 6 1948. Attorneys Ronald O Dunn for plaintiffs.
The undersigned offers a mixed farm sale including 21 head Holsteins and Guernsey cattle, hay, oats, chickens, tractors, plows, wagons and milking equipment. Terms cash. Lunch served. Mrs. R. B. Dorsett owner. J. O. Fenstermaker, auctioneer. Homerville 246 contact.
The Ladies Altar Society met at the Catholic church on Tuesday. They organized a chicken dinner for Sunday October 3 from 1 to 3 pm and awarded prizes in the social hour to Mrs. Mary Discenzo and Mrs. Agnes Nickel. Hostess Mrs. Dorothy Pappas served a dessert to 16 members and one guest, Mrs. Elizabeth Milady. Fall events include the Fifth District Ohio Legion Auxiliary conference in Green Springs on October 2 with registration at 9 am, sessions at 10, and luncheon at noon. reservations due by September 28 via Mrs. Irene Lieb. Church notes list area pastors and service times.
North Olmsted hosts a card party at the Town Hall on Wednesday Sept 29. A dinner for the charter meeting of the newly formed North Olmsted Barber Shop Quartet will be served at the North Olmsted Congregational Church at 6 30 p m October 4. Thomas King 1 of Marysville Kansas 100 years old and a bachelor says bachelorhood helped him reach the century mark.
City of Elyria Ohio council approves contract for fifteen fire hydrants to be bought after public bidding. Funding to come from the General Safety Fund incidental account. ordinance signed Sept 1948 by Mayor Henry W. Ault and Clerk D B Symons.
Minna Everleigh, 70, famed for co running Chicago’s Everleigh Club with sister Ada, died in Park West Hospital. The pair built a $1,000,000 fortune in a decade, hosting lavish entertainment with strict check payments. They retired to New York’s West Side, preserving relics of their Chicago days. Ada was absent, recovering from a broken leg.
The demure sisters, claiming roots in Virginia and Kentucky, arrived in Chicago with $35,000 earned at Omaha's Trans Mississippi Exposition. They announced plans to make more money and adopted the Everleigh name as a pun. They bought a two story 50 room house on Dearborn Street near Twenty Second from Christopher.
A description notes that Columbus Crabb women were imaginative and capable in business. The house boasted gold and velvet furnishings including a gold room. It featured quilted decor, a copper room and nine other special parlors, some richly decorated.
Lorain County church ministers plan a Monday morning meeting with college colors. The event notes mention gold plated bathtubs and 50 gold spittoons among peculiar items referenced in the readable text.
A notice states a religious radio broadcast discussion will be held at 10 a m Monday at the Elyria Y M C A. The event invites community members to join the discussion and learn about the planned religious broadcast.
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