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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1942

Page

10

Ohio to Produce Six Percent of U.S. Honey Crop

Ohio projects to supply six percent of national honey output as production declines this year. Weather and a late season reduced yields though the state reports about 498 thousand colonies and aims for around 10.8 million pounds. Producers report higher per colony gains but overall weaker sales, with wholesale prices near ten to eleven cents per pound.

Ohio U.S Onda Wapions Lee Obio Mae Nalion-Wid

Sentenced To Reformatory For Harboring Deserter

A Cleveland woman received one year and one day in a federal reformatory for harboring a deserter. She allegedly passed the man off as a cousin to her husband, and appeared before Judge Pete Banexich B. Freed yesterday to receive the sentence.

Cleveland Bepl Plavence Mireheiner Waday Petefal Junge Banexich B. Freed

Unclear Notes on Licenses and Names

Fragmentary OCR lists names and ages with scattered terms like licenses, transportation, and locations. The text references Shroyer 4 Elyria Johns Heetner 30 Jantar Leshirk, Dakopin 1C Lorain and Donald C. Misier with assorted scattered fragments and no clear event or outcome.

Shroyer el Hmathryn Frees Fl Jantar Leshirk Cpurt Elyria Johns Heetner Login Steal Ann V. Dakopin Lorain Robert Af. Bullock Lorainaetytmurt Georgia

Hospital admissions brief in early notices

Hospital dmissions list names John Huth Huby Fargi R D heeds Ernest Spruce Bassett G or baby boy reported amid rainy forecast.

John Huth I Huby Fargi R. D. Heeds Ernest Spruce Bassett

Collision Causes Vehicle Crash Injuring One Person

A collision on route 20 near Wellington left Charley Millet with a laceration and minor injuries. Witnesses say a truck struck a car, with authorities reporting Moore Moody Viek detained for investigation and deputies continuing to assess details at the scene.

Charley Millet Dad North Street Toms Wibliaane Dantes Nemdent P.m. Reaver Gay Rawle Te Wellington Viel Sarvonthy

Six Hour Day Debate Drives Rubber Workers Pact

Sept 22 The United Rubber-Workers of America CIO unit held its seventh annual convention and approved relaxation of the six hour day without dissent. Delegates pledged to back changes to win the production battle, signaling a shift in labor strategy in the rubber industry.

iMany United Rubber-Workers of America CIO

Spencer Ned Club Spencer-Mea Wil Monre Hosts Ladies Night

The Spencer Ned Club hosts a Thursday evening gathering with two tables in play and prizes awarded for high scores to Mrs. Mary Hendricks and Mrs. Marvin Tugre ham. A separate Pipst Baptist Church social at Celt Wolf’s home featured a Bible study and supper. Kenneis Croskey led the business and study period.

NED Club Spencer Mea Wil Monre Pride Club Mary + Hendricks Marvin Tugreham Charles Pipst Baptist Celt Wolf Kenneis Croskey

Rochester LY Hospital News and Local Meetings

The Rochester LY Hospital reports patient discharge of Mrs. Taylor, with recovery at home after a minor operation. A September 1 W S C meeting at the Methodist church drew good attendance, seventy five dinners served, and a special commitment program in the afternoon. The first regular Parent-Teacher meeting was held Thursday night to plan work for the year with Mrs. Davidson elected president and a fair attendance noted. Reverend Wolfe of Berea Children’s Home will preach at the local Methodist church Sunday night and again on September 27, inviting all to attend. several local families and individuals are mentioned in various visits and homecomings.

Noles Red Wit Pal Sealing Spencer and Homerule Ledt Hospital Wednesey Prank Holland Intima Prank J. Nowak End F.J. Nowak Gom Brooklyn New Yorker Fier U.S Bensen Mia de Kolb Emil Spirek Reynolds Benford Jane Svirek Columbus Lodi Hospital Willan Lee Robe Merle DeLong Floyd de Long Wil Rep Toy Mally Service W.S.C AnnacAvest Brighton I S. Irvin Reichles Charles Browne Bob Edwards Marjorie Robert Lee P.T_ALATEETS Davidson Wolfe Berea Nisin Everlovkay Donald Bia Ca ‘Blanding Fin Fort Sill Morsia Derkee Northern Mia Bliss Mary Cornish Gharlin School of Commerce Atlrs Christine Wenger Uo Pinsfield Perley Fle

Local Club Marks 1943 Year With Tribute and Exhibits

The basement ceremony honored Glenn Carpenter for PTA service as a tribute album circulated for messages to Jefferson Bar racks. A service flag was dedicated, and a Summer Work exhibit by Pour-H clubs was judged by a committee. Members presented music and plays before Miss Feunees Eckert spoke on summer Carpenter efforts. Officers named for 1943 include Orin Durkee president Ches Carpenter vice president Arse Hicks secretary Ellen Hawke treasurer.

Mthe Glenn Carpenter PTA Jefferson Barracks Gale Clab Feunees

Avon Lake Bride Marcelea Paul Weds in Avon Lake Church

Marcelea Paul, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlton Paul, wed in a Saturday evening ceremony at the Congregational church in Avon Lake. The gown featured a basque bodice and long satin train. Attendants included Crawford Haynal of Toledo, with ushers Abhett Haynal and Roy Lunber. About 300 attended the reception and couple planned a brief honeymoon before starting work at local firms.

Marcelea Paul Avon Lake Marcella Carlton Tomahank Drive Avon di Rose Asia Crawford Haynal Toledo Hunt Juliet Slaskens Ris Brothers Abhett Haynal Roy Lunbere Charles Masck Cleveland Carkoayer Ie Ae Upan South 'P Drive Ave Lake High Kent State Hey Gemm Fy Ue Motors Co

Faton whow were arcileges ant fonts Te rhid Thy cae teachers

The readable fragments describe teachers involved in a local school, with unclear details. The item outlines concerns about access to materials and instruction practices, highlighting classroom needs and possible reforms without naming individuals or places.

Oberlin Road Hosts Weekend Visitors and Reunion

Miss Sua Hopkins, Miss Darola Hopkins, Miss Rena Lydick, and Miss Dina Kramer, all of Pittsburgh, arrived Friday to visit Mrs. Mark Dyer and families in Oberlin. They joined Mr and Mrs Ted Harper of Amherst for a Sunday at their home. A Young People's Bridge Club event followed with Mr and Mrs Frank Ward hosting. A large MrRoberts and Pomeroy Trenilies reunion occurred at Oberlin’s state park, including members from Elyria and elsewhere, with multiple families present.

Sua Hopkins Darola Hopkins Rena Lydick E- Dina Kramer Pittsburgh Mark Dyer R. F. Clark Frank Krueger Jr Ted Harper Amherst Krueger Wiener Francis Ward F. E. Hecox Plotsburgh Charles Wearsch Avon Walley Mason Loin Barnes Zoey Jenni Wink MrRoberts Elyria A. Pomeroy McRoberts Leta Airs Zammerman Mo Ruthie Aries Pomeruy Qiayion Pemes Santth Wardid Neill Wolington East Glynn Nerton Arian MaRoberts Clark Val Tolanston Mire Magritsilly Akreay

May Call Session To Revise Ohio Election Laws

Columbus reports Gov Keker considers a special one day session to address Ohio election laws and facilitate voting by armed forces. Secretary of State Sweeny urged prompt action, while Attorney General Marbert opines amendments may not fit the revision bill. No partisan aims cited.

Columbus Gover the Keker Democratic Cimmansty Furida General Assembly Ohio Jona I Sweeny Govarse Stu Siseensyavid Thomas J Marbert

City Employees May Strike Vote In Cincinnati

About 1,000 Construction Workers Union members in Cincinnati threaten a strike vote at a special meeting. City Manager C O Addicks warns that employees have no right to strike and those who do will be discharged while the city negotiates a 2.5 percent salary increase with the union.

Cincinnati EL Addicksi Sherrill

U S Attorney and Wife Slain Near Springfield WV

Police investigate double murder of Charles A. Nash and his wife found slain in a car eight miles north of Springfield after they disappeared from St. Louis. Nash worked for the Federal Bureau of Internal Revenue. A note read Gone to Springfield tire back soon. Police and investigators survey the car and scene for clues.

Springfield Pulice St. Louis Charles A. Nash Nash Federal Bureauuf Internal Revenue Paul Edwards Williamsville Robert

News of Our Men in Service of Uncle Sam

Local families report promotions and new postings for sons and relatives in the U S forces. Daniel James Sehmar advances to sergeant in the army air corps. other Elyria Amherst Vermilion recruits train at Great Lakes Naval Training Station and report new ratings. transfers and assignments include Fort Hays Columbus Camp Wheeler and various Army Air Forces posts. Several readers share updated addresses for service members and notes on training and deployments across the nation.

Wyritas Great Lakes Elizabeth Ann Keble Naval Reserve Michigan U.S Elyria Amherst Vermilion Fort Hayer Columbus Camp Growder Missouri Camp Wheeler Georgia Fort Hayes Delmar d. Gogiin Wherer Walter H. Kleps Park Avenue Milton G. Lyon West South Street Vermiliain Camp Crawer G. J. McCarty T. S. McGarry A.B. O Bosguntaster New York N.Y U. S. Army McCarty Chronicle-Telegram Corp T. J. McCarty Istalian Hospital Med Bulling Fieht Washington

Forget-Me-Not Days Proclaimed for Ohio Oct 2 3

Governor Bricker proclaims October 2 and 3 as forget-me-not days in Columbus Ohio. Aimed at aiding elderly and disabled citizens, residents are asked to purchase forget-me-nots from representatives of the Disabled War Veterans Association.

Columbus Govvernor Bricker Olin Disabled War Veterans Association

Local Army and Family News From Elyria and Nearby

Mrs. Mary Brokaw stays with her daughter in Elyria while Migbel Burrs visits her brother and wife in Ashtabula. Rev CC Maple returns from a Northern Tudl ana trip. John Sigsorth Jr. pursues U S air service studies at Penn College. Russell Reed reports a safe ship and overseas station. Lorain road work paused as asphalt diverted to roads. Willam James serves in the Marines. Resaple to speak in Youngstown and will head to Portland Ore.

Fiolds Mary Brokaw Dauchier Elyria Migbel Burrs Mara Claude Hudson Ashtabula CC. Maple Tudlana John Sigsorth Jr U. S. Air Service Penn College Russell Lorain Road Charles James Willam Resaple Youngstown Portland Ore

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