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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1946
Page
2
A garbled report notes remarks by Oscar Lange and others at the United Nations Security Council. The passage mentions an ambassador and a tally, with shredded phrases about a speech and tapering effects as a briefing context.
Local Kalamazoo heating firm announces completion of a major project with the Kalamazoo Heating and Supply Co. The notice notes new information on available furnaces and appliances for regional homes and businesses.
In October 9 entry, the Lorain Navy recruiting station notes limited reenlistment options. Only Seaman First Class, Fireman First Class, and to First Class as applicants are accepted for ex USNR and USN-1 men. Right arm ratings remain open for some, but overall enlistment is restricted this period.
Fragmentary recycled reminiscences cite Frederick Lindley as a figure who praised Allied unity and spelled out friendship with Britain. The piece recalls Halifax’s 1941 Europe tour, a London memorial visit at St. Paul’s, and a Pan-American envoy moment highlighting Lincoln’s phrase of charity for all and malice toward none.
Rebekah degree was bestowed on four candidates at Anchor Rebekah Lodge in New Menner Grafton with Mrs Gertrude Wilson and staff presiding. A birthday supper is planned for October 1 at 6 10 p m and an insistence event slated for October was announced. Also noted were heartfelt honors for Mrs Fannie Clark after 50 years with the Grafton lodge.
A lively community parade featured floats and costumed groups, with performances by a band named Top Tan Cleveland and a venue called Heritage. The event included a 3:30 schedule and concluded with award announcements and a musical treasure showcase. Local personalities like Aunt Jenny, Cedric, and Cedric’s poster were noted, alongside several vendors and theatre acts.
A neighborhood events list for North Ridgeville Olmsted Avon Lake Grafton Kipton Carlisle and nearby areas shows scouts, Kiwanis and Boy Scouts meetings, War Dads benefit party, council gatherings, a girl scout troop, boosters night with pot luck and auction, Hi Y, flower arrangement group, Grange gatherings, missionary society luncheon, and women’s league cave party. Dates span tonight and Tuesday through Wednesday with times from 1 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. local halls and parks.
Oberlin Conservatory announces the artist recital series starting October 29 with Arrau as the first performer. The Cleveland Orchestra appears November 8 and March, with Stuyvesant Quartet December 5 6 Isaac Stern and Magdel Teyte soprano among others. December 8 features Dupre organ recital. two other specials include Jacob Niles October 1 2 lecture recital by Daniel Harris.
Mrs Myron Glick opened her home for the Con gregational Woman's Association meeting. Mrs Gillick was elected president with Del Carstensen as vice president and Gust Mathes treasurer. Members discussed tea bags and planned a bake sale. Next meeting set for 12:90 p.m. at Claude Martin's home.
Eleven members of the Womans Society For Christian Service met at the Methodist church for the Fall cleaning. A business session led by Mrs Belle Brocksicker decided to skip the public chicken dinner and have members donate three dollars each. A bazaar selling fancy work and other items is planned for November. The group will meet next Thursday at Mrs Elmer Marvels to craft sale articles. Missionary mite boxes were opened with Mrs Martin Springer in charge. A green dinner was served at each meeting.
Avon licenses are on sale at Weiler Hardware in Avon Ohio 37079 deputy registrar Leona Fry announces sales begin Monday September 23 from 4 p.m. Mrs Wagner honored Lola Club members helped celebrate a birthday at Mrs Charles Wagney’s home. The Rescavery Club hosted lawn party with dinner at six and games after. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs Harry Ruskin moved to a new home in Lima. Other news notes include visits and social gatherings around Elyria Villa Park and Delrart Road communities.
A California youth confessed to stealing hidden savings from a bicycle repair shop after a 30 hour investigation. Police say he stole money his wife and he planned to use to buy a home. Detective Sal and Walter Wyrod noted the case involved alleged fraud and receipt of goods.
The Cleveland Light Opera Theatre presents Rosalie at Cleveland Music Hall September 26 to 28 with a Sunday matinee on September 30. The show features a large singing cast, ballet corps de ballet, and acts like Mela and Hari with the Olsen Johnson revue Laughing Room Only. Gerald Rado, general manager, says the production aims to be the most lavish yet produced in Ohio.
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