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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1941
Page
8
Boake Carter discusses congressional questions on Naghor pay and military pensions. The rant blends critique of wartime production, editorials on officer versus enlisted pay, and calls for reform, highlighting retirement benefits and the broader cost to veterans and the public.
The Olmsted community hosts a program by Senlah Killie Quariee for class. Robert and James Smithson frequent evenings assisting with the Olmsted Journal. Mrs Milo Stearns and others visit Malabar farm estate owned by Louis Bromfield. Gorden Rubing serves in the Army Air Corps at Lake Field. Families from Cleveland Detroit Denver and Gratton Road visit neighbors and local homes amid October Benevolent event sponsorship.
Jane agrees to a publicity driven contract with Aleck to form a government flight unit. He pitches patriotic aims and lectures nationwide while she reads speeches and signs for a year at one hundred dollars weekly. The scene shifts to hotel dining room as plans unfold for a touring defense program.
In a doubleheader, Bob Feller gave up only one hit in the nightcap as Cleveland beat St Louis 3 to 2 after losing the opener. Rick Ferrell’s bunt was misplayed leading to the decisive run, while Ken Keltner’s fielding error helped fuel the Browns’ runs. Yankee hitters extended a double play record and Washington, Detroit, and Cincinnati posted wins in the day’s contests.
A dense recap of American and National League standings with team records, remainders, and yesterday's scores. Cleveland leads AL action with St Louis, New York, Washington, and Chicago in pursuit while Boston faces Philadelphia. In the NL, Brooklyn and Cincinnati hold strong positions with New York and Chicago in the chase as schedules indicate.
DANVILLE area report on the Thomas White farm eight miles north of town where a primitive water ram has supplied a steady flow for four decades. Originating from a 200-foot artesian well, water is stored in a barrel and fed to the ram to raise pressure, delivering about a gallon per minute for household and stock needs. The device runs on water momentum, with regular rubber valve maintenance every five years. The system reportedly avoids freezing in winter due to artesian supply.
Oberlin religious services and church school schedules are listed for First Church in Oberlin with Rev J Richards and Rev H Williams among others. Past Noble Grand Association elects officers. Christmas Club meets. Galion reception attended by Helen Cameron and Electa Sage. State Archaeology Society meeting on campus referenced.
Avery Clapp took second in the local cake contest sponsored by the Medina County Pomona Grange with Hinckley tied for another prize. The Chatham school election results list officers for ninth grade to seniors, with student leaders named. A new baby Deborah Ann Edwards was announced in Lochboslin. Chatham enrolls 245 pupils with two teachers Miss Ruth Cutler and Alex Crangle. North Eaton residents Mr and Mrs George Harrison visited the Packards.
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