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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1957
Page
22
A fragment asks for a date of birth with year month and first name, plus a phone number. It also requests whether the child has contagious diseases and to provide the year if possible. The text resembles a form or contact note with missing context.
SOUTH AMHERST Girl Scout units celebrated birthdays with ceremonies at the town hall. Red The Busy Bees, led by Mrs Hownight circle, highlighted kits and scrapbooks, with nine girls and two leaders present. Red Robin Troop 181 practiced songs and displayed slides. Brownie Troop 238 completed waste paper baskets and made Easter Bunny favors for hospital meals. Senior troop organized Friendship Kits and will focus on overseas clothing drives.
Auxiliary events announced in Ridgeville and South Amherst include Knights Auxiliary notices with Apr 25 district meeting details at PACC hall and Apr 28 communion. In South Amherst, 4H and Stoners members plan a Laurel Lodge trip June 2 3 and a car wash fundraiser April 20. Jack Thompson joined the organization. Duane Foor to host a group gathering.
Elyria parent teacher associations join a national Preschool Health Check program. Mothers bring birth certificates and immunization records. children aged five by Dec 1 1957 will register April 24 to examine health and correct defects. Nurses, principals, and PTA leaders coordinate exams at Allen, Cascade, Edison, Ely, Franklin, Gates, Hamilton, Jefferson, McKinley, Roosevelt, and Spring Valley schools.
The WSWS of South Ridge Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the home of Mrs. Newton Baus to finish their study book The Church in Southeast Asia. Mrs. Malcolm Fowl led the program with assistance from Mrs. Clarence Cook Mrs. Ralph McVey and Mrs. Edward Bentz. The president chaired the business meeting and plans were set for the mother and daughter banquet on May 7 with a planning committee named.
In Chicago a man remarks that his family has not had a girl in 105 years, tracing back to 1852. The scene centers on the newborn girl amid comments by the father and reactions from relatives.
A thief forced entry into a local Artesia service station but failed to steal anything. He left behind his own flashlight at the scene, drawing police interest as investigators search for clues.
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