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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1952
Page
3
Bishop Austin Pardue discusses the heart as a magnetic center that attracts outcomes, urges reliance on God's grace to master thoughts, and frames the spiritual law of love, mercy, and justice guiding actions and judgment as taught by Christ.
Spencer Methodist church announces Palm Sunday worship at 11 am with baptisms for babies and young children. Holy Week services are set for 8 pm nightly with themes posed by Rev Cordon G Muller and other speakers. Sunrise service at 6 am signals Easter pinnacle with Youth Fellowship devotions and breakfast to follow. Sunday school begins at 10 am prior to Easter worship at 11 am.
NORTH OLMSTED The VFW Auxiliary to Post No 7647 will host its annual Easter bake sale on April 12 at Hattons Meat Market. Proceeds aid the National Home for Widows and Orphans of Veterans at Eaton Rapids. Home baked goods and Easter items will be sold.
The humor column contrasts a co ed wishing inane marriage traits with a comedian’s quip that a husband is like a television set. Sammy Kaye asserts that Dixie is a Yankee tune claiming Daniel Emmett wrote it for a Northern troupe, later turning into a rally song and Confederate anthem.
Air Force tests a bright tactical weapon during Exercise Longhorn at Lampasas Texas and Fort Hood. F-51s and B-26s cloak the area in daylight-like glare while ground troops unleash cameras to document moves. Air and ground units report a successful field trial amid simulated combat and a staged liberation of Lampasas.
Cleveland officials announce a voluntary river traffic control plan for the Cuyahoga River. The plan, developed by the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce and the Army Engineers, will guide vessel movement by dispatchers and shipmasters to improve flow and reduce confusion. It will be the first of its kind on the Great Lakes region.
Avon Lake The twenty sixth anniversary of Womens League of the Avon Lake Congregational church was celebrated Tuesday at the church. Members attended dinner with nine past presidents and letters read from three past presidents. A program featured bird calls, whistle performances, songs by a trio, and piano accompaniment. The group’s president announced the annual Spring Turmage sale set for April 22 and 23 at the church.
St Peter Ladies Auxiliary 229 of the Knights of St John met at the Ridgeville church hall to support the community youth recreation program. Reports from the sick committee noted visits to Wes Florence Bislich and Mrs John Gibbons. The group invited Ridgeville members to a district dinner April 24 at St Ladislaus Hall in Lorain. Masses were said for Franz Pitts and Henry Zacharias. The auxiliary marks its 30th anniversary. next meeting set for May. Lunch committee members named.
North Ridgeville Troop 141 held a meeting at Kamp Kiwanis electing Richard Hausrod as quartermaster. Scouts received service stars and insignia and prepared for tests. Joyce of Elyria announced a Red Cross first aid course by Albert Diedetch starting next week, required for those pursuing first class. A troop inspection is set for Monday April 7 at 9 pm at the town hall.
Plans announced for the annual American Institute of Banking Lorain Counts Chapter banquet with Phillip P Dathy named president. The event will be held Thursday evening April 22 at 6 30 at the American Legion Home 1112 West Erie Avenue Lorain.
The text outlines traits for those born Saturday April 5 and Sunday April 6. It highlights leadership, intuition, and quick action, plus advice to be flexible, tactful, and focused. It mentions potential in invention and business, and for April 6 emphasizes artistic talent, drama, public appeal, and the need for steady work.
Mrs Jack Stroud was elected president of the Junior Women’s Club of North Ridgeville at a meeting hosted by Mrs Robert Hayes. Officers include Mrs Walter Noll as vice president, Mrs Hayes as secretary, and Mrs Robert Giuray as treasurer. The group plans a formal installation and discussed scholarship selections and related activities.
Mrs Stroud and Mrs Winsper will attend the Ohio Federation of Women Clubs convention in Dayton from April 23 to 25 as delegates for the North Ridgeville group. Mrs Clarence Fitch will host with assistance from the Chronicle-Telegram staff. Miss Mona Walsh and Mrs Hull attend, and at evening close Mrs Heyes with Mrs Roger Vanex and Mrs Jack Mulls hosted a salad course for members.
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