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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1951
Page
3
Nationwide demand for graduate nurses rises as hospitals lose graduates to industry public health and armed forces. Hospitals meet shortages by rehiring former nurses and recruiting new students as Elyria Memorial Hospital announces Fall class applications. Miss Margaret Krapp notes nursing offers satisfaction and service.
Miss Krapp urges high school graduates to consider nursing as a lifelong career through enrollment in the Fall 1951 class at the M. B. Johnson School of Nursing, Elyria Memorial Hospital. The program offers employment opportunities after marriage, transferable training, and a variety of nursing specialties, open to local and outside applicants who meet physical and academic standards.
Marine Private First Class Ernest J. Papay, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Papay of Elyria, graduates boot camp and earns a sharpshooter medal with a 213 of 250. Enlisted February 1, 1951, he worked at American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp. before joining.
Four Elyria servicemen completed processing at the 2053rd Reception Center and were assigned to new units. George A. Lees of 121 Quincy Street goes to the Signal Replacement Training Center at Camp Gordon Georgia. Moses F. Hammons of Fuller Road heads to the 126th Transportation Corps Trucking Company at Camp Pickett Virginia. Frank X. Knittel of 101st Airborne Division moves to Camp Breckinridge Kentucky. Charles B. Lee of 564 Loch Street joins the 101st Airborne Division at Camp Breckinridge Kentucky.
Trichomoniasis is a bovine venereal disease causing abortion and can spread to cows via artificial insemination, highlighting transmission concerns for cattle herds and breeding programs.
At a school assembly in Elyria Catholic High School, 1950-51 varsity reserve and freshman basketball players received letters and numerals. Varsity letters went to six players Joe Bucynski Hank Janowicz Jack Kaminski Gene Kasubinski Mike Kozel Lynn Rader. reserve letters to seven players. freshman numerals to fourteen players. Additional awards included varsity and reserve participation certificates, managers, and cheerleaders. Dr Joseph B Lehane and coaches Ed Kubuske Bill Smyth participated.
Charqus is the proper name for jerked beef preserved by sun drying and is attributed to Chilean origin.
Bert Jerry Beller, soon to be 12, fished Saturday in Mills Creek near his Ridgeville Township home and found an Indian arrowhead in very good condition. The relic measures four and one half inches long and one and a half inches wide.
A boy, son of Bert Beller, found an arrowhead on the creek bank near his home at 33312 Center Ridge Road. The discovery occurred along the waterway adjacent to the residence.
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