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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1948
Page
9
The Lorain County Speakers club will hold its first meeting after the summer season on Monday September 2 at St Pauls Lutheran Church Amherst. Dinner starts 6 30 pm program 8 00 pm with business educational program and prepared talks by members.
Hospital lists discharge of Frank Dombrosky of 618 Woodlawn Avenue along with Mrs David Turnbull of 406 Furface Street and Mrs Mary Pearcy of 110 Euelid Street Edgar Kronp RD 1 and Gerald Hesitt of 140 Courtland Street are discharged.
Mrs Joseph Bolash hosted St Theresas Society activities at Woodford Avenue with devotions led by Mrs Anna Rodachy. After a business session, cards were played with prizes to Mrs James Szabo, Mrs Andy Bolash, and Mrs Louis Kosa. Ronald Ketchum marked his ninth birthday at 110 Lewis Court with guests and wiener roast organized by Mrs Forest Swartz and Mrs Ketchum.
Officials granted licenses to Ivan Car age 3 inspector and Isobel Reid Watt age 26 from Lorain along with LeRoy Kelly age 33 and Hildegard Newman age 29 from Lorain and Jawyer.
Real estate transfer report lists Cascade Development Corp transferring Sublet No 110 in Cascade Colony Subdivision to Harold W Bartley et al. Included are transfers in Elyria Avon Lake Village Elynia Amherst Village and Elyna among others with parcels such as Lot 414 Block 42 and Part of Township Lot No 23. Additional transfers show Anne M Peysa to Barbara Geren cer and Helen Searles McLeod to Daniel Fillo et al and Michael J Boyson to Joseph A Yousko et al.
A sequence of property transfers and deeds is listed, detailing transfers from Victor F Bretenstein to Walter F Williams on Oberlin Road Elyria from Max G Hart to Elizabeth M Hart on Center Road Carlisle to Roy 1 Churchward to Marjorie J Nicholson on Squire Road Columbia to executors deed to Marjorie J Nicholson on Squire Road and additional transfers including Alonzo D Kelley to Lewis R Kolb on Green Street Henrietta to Arthur J Nemes to Irene Nemes on Harvard Avenue Elyria to Alex Gildzen to Thomas A Redockovich on Lexington Avenue Elyria and the Sheffield Building and Development Co to Hubert L Brunner Sublet No 06 Colonial Gardens Allotment Sheffield Lake Village M E Whitman to Frank A Humphrey Jr to Alma B Buer and Frank S Lach on Lincoln Street Amherst and Mike Gonda to Joseph Gonda on Prospect Street Elyria First Savings & Loan Co to James T Solet and others Part of Original Carlisle to Section No 3 and other property Bertha M Worthington to Otto J Emierim on 9th Street Elyria William R Hall to Ernest S Pruzek and back to William R Hall on Kolbe Road Black River and to Helen Pioukas and Lawrence H Wilson on LaGrange Tp Lot 46 LaGrange Walter C Wilson Jr to Barbara Gerender on Avon Point Avenue Avon Lake Village Paul J Slavik to Raymord B Butler on Mussey Avenue Sheffield.
Columbus state officials approved 4 576 400 for a downtown site purchase for a new state office building directly east of the current complex. The release passed the controlling board by four to one with Deputy State Auditor Norman Beck dissenting.
Public Law 877 expands monthly payments to dependents of veterans with at least 60 percent service connected disability. Elhiia American Red Cross chapter officials said applications through home service facilities must be filed by December 1 to ensure dependents receive the full increased benefit starting September 1.
A cigarette fell from an ash tray onto bed cover at Harold Segrave’s home on East River Street starting a fire on the second floor. Firemen arrived to find flames out. occupants had doused it with water. The bed clothes burned after being thrown from a window and partially set rubbish below the window. A robe worn by the roomer also burned. No one was injured. The second incident involved a wrecked truck at West Ridge Road in China Township. Workmen’s torching started a fire. the truck was already a total loss and no damage from the fire was reported.
New York reports a breakthrough in synthetic rubber using dextrose sugar and three speeding chemicals. The cold process yields rubber with 30 percent more tread wear than the best natural rubber and cuts production time from weeks to about 12 hours. Monthly output now reaches 2.5 to 3 million pounds for trial tire production. Sugar is required in small amounts per 20 pounds of rubber but is washed out after speeding the process.
In Montezuma two octogenarian sisters, Charlotte Brooks Blaylock 81 and Neahe Brown 84, remain active anglers. They fish from a porch and at lakes such as Chichamaua and Florida waters, using simple gear in Georgia while enjoying music, sewing, dominoes, and light poetry notes to their children.
Prof J D Bernal of London spoke in Cambridge Mass on the immense mathematical effort needed to translate X-ray pictures of hemoglobin into diagrams of atomic structure. He noted Alc service between the United States and El Salvador is increasing.
Forty seven boys at the Ely School guard younger pupils on the way to and from school. Worth Fauver serves as captain with four lieutenants, one for each classroom. Eighth graders listed include Joe Blaner and Raymond Brown among others. Seventh graders in room two include Philip Delp and Rodger Chiff.
A readable fragment lists students and a lieutenant across seventh and sixth grades including Don Kegyes Don Marple Ronald Par ton Leon Smith Ernest Vince Billy Erickson Leroy Abel Richard Chechuck Edgar Drake Del Gorham John Holland Jack Shumaker Joe Tomasek Tommy Westring Stanley Willis David Basinsky Harvey Ardman Jack Beal Herbert Borman Gene Delp iummy Forbes Barry Fawkes Charles Gray Bill Gwin Billy J Cox Dexter Kimball Jack Knight Billy Menner Michael Moss Arthur Novak Jr Jimmie Parsch Robert Schultz
In Cisco Texas Sam the Samoyede a cold weather canine works for Roy A Fonville delivering the Chronicle Telegram to his office at noon and fetching about ten objects from the house on demand. The note appears in the Want Ads as a novelty feature of the paper.
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