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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1949
Page
2
Elyria American Red Cross chapter reports a program aiding camps and hospitals with monthly support. $15 funds upkeep of motion picture film libraries at Cre Marine and Brecksville veterans hospitals, while each institution receives $5 monthly from the local committee. Donations of money or hospital articles are welcomed. contact the chapter office at phone 2895.
New Oberlin arrivals include Mr and Mrs Michael Golejewski and their children, plus Sergens Podwalny family members, who came from a Munich DP camp. They work at Oberlin College departments, aided by the Oberlin Council of Church Women.
Amherst fines were issued to seven individuals in Mayor Kane’s court per Patrolman Paul Kikey. James Allison faced 25 dollars plus costs for assault and battery. Michael P. McCafferty, 5 dollars for intoxication. Hale Gault 10 dollars for dumping rubbish. Bernard N. Dixon unknown fine for reckless operation. Louis Laney 5 dollars for failing to stop safely. Louis R. Tammero 10 dollars for permitting an unlicensed operator. Judy C. Nugent 10 dollars for reckless operation.
The Glass Shop at 350 Cleveland Street opened Friday with glass paneling and chrome displays. Owners David Godes and Henry Wilms of Great Lakes Plate Glass oversee the venture with Betty Schwan as store manager. The shop features Fentonware Heisey Viking Libbey patterns and decorative glass pieces, plus panels for kitchen and bath wall applications.
The advertisement invites the public to visit the store for a leisurely browse. Hours are nine to five, Monday through Saturday, inviting anyone interested to stop in.
In Mobile, a defendant with one arm told Judge Tiscale J. Touart that he could not proceed due to his physical limitation. The unusual courtroom exchange prompted questions about next steps and accommodations for the defendant.
A dubious ad touts Jayen's PT Verantage claiming a long history of treating Pen-Worms. It markets a medically dubious drug attacking worms in the intestines with a supposed easy tablet form from the Jayne Co, urging readers to seek the remedy.
The defendant admits possible guilt over five chickens while the judge notes carrying only two. The court deems stealing two chickens a petty theft, and the judge sentences the defendant to three months in jail.
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