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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1952
Page
8
Ridgeville Board of review for Scout Troop 141 held in the town hall Tuesday night. Fifteen boys qualified for advancement as meetings continue at Kamp Kiwanis Route 76 at 7 30. Recipients included Richard Foley first class and badges and several others listed.
A. G. Hinz president of the Ohio Fruit Growers Co op Association announces a spray and fertilizer meeting to be held April 8 at the Avon school on Detroit road. Federal and state experts from Ohio New York and Pennsylvania will discuss the spray program and fertilization for larger crops. A grape industry film will be shown. Grape growers are urged to attend and visitors will be welcomed.
A mother daughter banquet will be held at Avon Methodist Church on Friday April 4 at 6 30 p m Co chairs are Mrs Roy Cahoon and Mrs Robert Barr Marian Wilson from Pennsylvania renowned for Pennsylvania Dutch folklore will exhibit her antique doll collection and speak about them
The first patent for a railroad refrigerator car was issued in 1867 marking a milestone in rail transport and cold storage. The invention enabled safer preservation of perishable goods during transit and spurred growth in nationwide commerce.
Mrs. Fred E Ulrich addressed the Elyria Council of Church Women at St An drews church describing prayer as the mightiest force. She traced biblical prayer from Hebrew crisis prayers to Psalms and Jesus teaching the Lord's Prayer. The meeting included prayers, discussions of unanswered prayers, and a charity luncheon with announcements and packing for tornado survivors and migrant workers.
Garford PTA elected officers led by president Mrs Pearl Poling and first vice president Mrs George Towell. Other officers include second vice president Maynard Huene secretary Mrs Maurice Gardner and treasurer Mrs Pagan. The meeting featured a clarinet solo and pledge, bequest updates, and notice of the Spring Festival and Spring Conference in Lorain.
Mrs Gordon Smith announced the Spring Conference set for May 1 at the Hungarian Hall Lorain with reservations due by April 13. Bake sale duties were arranged by Mrs Smith Mrs E Meili and Mrs Fred Vorhis. Dr Tennyson Guyer will speak at the May meeting with refreshments served by sixth grade room mothers.
Avon Council heard L. C. Warner and L. Le Fever of bonding firms discuss offers to purchase and manage bonds for financing Avon’s proposed water system. No decision was reached. Dr. Luther Watson and Jack Jacobs listed medical supplies for emergency use. council voted to purchase the items.
A mother mediates a sibling quarrel about teasing and building a store from a building set. She suggests Tom build a store and run a truck to Johnnie’s block house, while warning a punishment if teasing continues. The piece notes threats and scolding worsen jealousy and harms cooperative play.
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