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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1946
Page
3
The fragment references a September class at Christ Hospital with Miss Safford and Miss WIt H returning to Cineinat in October. It mentions Kent calumni complications and a Craig-meeting in which sandwiches were to be brought. Wilcox spends time at Wakewood with her brother and wife, Mr and Mrs Wil nual Powers.
A stream of real estate transfers across Elyria Lorain County includes numerous guardians and fee simple deeds. Transfers cover properties on West Avenue Lake Avenue Oberley Road and Lesley Street among others with several parcels in Sheffield Township and Wellington. Local figures such as Theodore E McClure and Elizabeth Petrill participate, reflecting a busy period of land transactions and guardianships.
A long list of real estate deeds and property transfers appears, naming Owen Hannon Eldheidze and many others as grantors or grantees. Parcels include estates on West Aventis Elytia Gulf road Edgewater Drive Mound Street Dyke Avenue and Elm Street among others across Ridgville Avon Lorain Elyria and surrounding areas. An unrelated item notes a toy balloon released in Croy don England in 1026 resurfaced in the Russian Baltic region.
The West River Parents Teacher Association held a Thursday meeting with about 40 attendees. Mrs Simon Keller opened the business session, reports from May 1940 and earlier were reviewed, and Mrs LB Warren resigned as vice president. A Christmas card sale, canning project support, and a Fall Festival were proposed. Mrs John Gill was elected new vice president. A kindergarten inquiry with the school board was discussed. district council meets October 9 and membership drives begin September 23.
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