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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1954
Page
6
Columbus state representative Robert W. Reider announced he will turn down an offer to be national director of the un American Activities Committee of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Reider said his candidacy clashes with party goals as Democratic officials in Washington pledge strenuous efforts to carry Ohio for Democrats this fall. He described friction between campaign aims and party leadership. The remarks flag tensions within state and national levels ahead of the election.
The program included a baritone solo by Judy McCullough an alto clarinet solo and James Pierce on tuba with Danny Bauer and Gerald King as declamation contest members. The refreshment committee comprised Mrs and Mrs William Farley Mr and Mrs A J Farley Mr and Mrs Don Eiswell and Mr and Mrs Elbert French.
A New London area store started a tithing program sending ten percent of all Saturday purchases to designated churches. Recipients include Fitchville Norwalk Rochester Wakeman Ben Franklin Ruggles Sullivan Brighton Wel lin Store and others in the region. The plan aims to support local churches such as Barrett's Chapel and Clarksfield.
New London Grange announces an appreciation party at North Fairfield Grange on Saturday May for former deputies Robert and Hazel Earl. Mrs. Orpha Williams notes run-off contests in sewing and baking set for Thursday night April 15. Alma Knapp leads meeting as district music contest winners perform including Irene Earl Douglas Fetterman Mary Marilyn Frank and others.
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