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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1942
Page
11
Elyria and Lorain County residents see weekly notes on local events and happenings. The Chronicle-Telegram highlights social, civic, and community scenes with brief mentions of meetings, milestones, and upcoming activities.
A damaged OCR fragment references a home described as comfortable and modern with focus on river area and vapor style. The readable text hints at desired improvements or features but lacks clear entities, dates, prices, or names.
Car owners report steering shimmy and wandering leading to tire wear. Dr Hoaver offers inspection and repair services at 115 Cedar.
An OCR string describes bean modern wheel alignment checks for camber castor toe in and kingpin angles. It notes that curb impacts or potholes can throw brakes out of alignment and urges a correct alignment to restore steering behavior. It mentions a meeting in Avon Lake Ohio and Scout news unrelated in the same fragment.
Avon Lake Mothers Club announces a card party Tuesday to raise funds for Servicemen and to honor boys serving. Proceeds support the service members and encourage community cooperation with the club secretary to ensure no one is forgotten.
RCA Radiotrons offer replacement tubes to extend radio life with hundreds of options. Old tubes tested free, and performance improvements highlighted to keep devices running longer.
Miss Ruth Dunford visits Wellington grandparents. H G Edwards hosts Martha Junior Auxiliary member at Olmstead Falls Community Church event. Mrs Herman Panison listed among eighty men involved in local matters.
Fall and winter driving heighten brake safety concerns. Rice Brake Service at DeBray Body Shop, 115 Cedar Street, offers free brake inspections with an OK sticker if brakes pass. Operator Nico runs the shop with 14 years’ brake experience using modern testing gear.
Robert Kirk of Adrian Michigan mails his sister Mrs Herman Paulson a large box of orange berries. Mrs Paulson says the fruit are the largest she has ever seen and notes the unusual bitter sweet taste.
Police are investigating a theft in Portlard, Oregon after Robert L. Super reported someone stole the tires from his lawnmower. The incident appears to involve a single unknown suspect and no injuries were mentioned.
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