Dorothy Howard to Wed Amherst Man April 19
Miss Dorothy Howard selects April 19 in Amherst for her marriage to William B. Philips. The ceremony will be at 7 30 p.m. at the Foursquare Gospel church in Amherst with Rev D E Buser officiating.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1952
Page
8
Miss Dorothy Howard selects April 19 in Amherst for her marriage to William B. Philips. The ceremony will be at 7 30 p.m. at the Foursquare Gospel church in Amherst with Rev D E Buser officiating.
The Ohio Fruit Growers Co-op Association elected officers at a meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Merle Hall in Avon. A G Hint of Avon Lake was re-elected president. Roman Klinghirn of Avon Lake as vice president Merle Hall as secretary and Walter Mitchell as treasurer were also re-elected. Directors include Melvin Niggle Vermilion Curtis Duff Avon Lake Julius Kriebel Leonard Albers Westlake and Ed Svec and Ed Schober Avon.
Avon council approves an ordinance regulating roadside sales of personal property and farm products. Stands must be 25 feet from highway and signs with parking facilities required. A water survey ordinance was delegated to Solicitor West for contract acceptance at the next meeting. Building inspector bond and mayoral report approved. Mayo Wood to join board of appeals.
In Panmunjom Korea Communist negotiators rejected Allied demands to withdraw Russia as a neutral truce inspector and accept a ban on airfield construction. The stalemate in truce supervision persists though both sides remain hopeful on prisoner exchange when talks resume.
Laurel Capell of North Olmstead pleaded guilty after his truck struck 17 year old Connie Krohn on Broad street crosswalk. Capell fined $10 and costs. Krohn not seriously injured and released from Elyria Memorial hospital after X rays.
John Foster Dulles, architect of the peace with Japan, states Russia is unlikely to seek all-out war due to distrust of the Soviet army. He says Moscow plans world conquest but will pursue it through penetration and subversion rather than open war.
United Press report on Matyas Rakosi's Social Review piece detailing how the Hungarian Communist Party built power after 1945. It outlines coalition tactics, land reform, bank nationalization, and the downfall of the Smallholders and Social Democrats by 1948.
At eight tonight the First Congregational church hosts Holy Communion in a three part service led by Rev. Byron Kenneth Anthony. The service includes a pastor class reception, Communion, and the Tenebrae office with deacons reading Scripture and candles extinguished. Choir and organ selections by Thomas Curtis accompany the observance.
A mother explains she tolerates her child Ann's piano playing, hoping to avoid spoiling her fun. She expresses concern about causing bother to others while acknowledging the child's enjoyment.
By Edyth Thomas Wallace Mather, the piece notes that when alone you may play the piano but with guests present the aim is conversation. It emphasizes early steps in developing consideration for others by understanding when and where noise is acceptable.
At Ridgeville High a spring assembly announced the Torch Chapter nominees for the National Honor Society. Miss Elaine Dreger explained the society's history before lighting candles and introducing the new members during the ceremony.
The student body welcomed seven members chosen for the National Honor Society, Sandra and Sally Henson Sylvia Kable Dale Thomson Fay Yost Allan Laubenthal and Donna Wellert. John Kathe now at the University of Michigan spoke on leadership scholarship service and character after high school. Linda Fording played flute and Marilyn Throne with Erla Hist performed a saxophone duet.
Mrs James Pahl and baby boy Wellington Mrs John Zaleha and baby boy 435 West Tenth Street Mrs Stephen Smith and baby boy 520 West Sixteenth Street Mrs James King 220 Third Street James Herrick Wellington Everett Hoskinson 211 Lake Avenue Mrs Emery Horvath Graf ton Mrs Freda Schrader 116 Benlfield Avenue Lillian McKimmey 148 Rambler Avenue
A flashy sales fragment touts a pint bottle with grapefruit juice claiming rapid loss of fat. It promises a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to reduce inches and restore youthfulness, urging return of empties for refund.
South Amherst American Legion met at the Legion home with colors presented and the pledge of allegiance. Plans were made to organize a junior baseball team with a committee including Glen Ruth Roy Leigh Al Phillips Dominick Gentile and Art Kilmer. A social hour followed as 15members were served. The next meeting is Thursday evening April 17. The Reverend Richard Bredenberg led a confirmation class and Sunday worship welcomed Carol and Linda Roberts Hazel Starr Gerald Krage Carol Moser Janet Nicol and John Nicol as new members along with Mr and Mrs Richard Fannin Mr and Mrs Charles Howell and Mr and Mrs Merton Spicer. Carol Jean infant daughter of Russell Springer was baptized during morning service and Easter events noted. Nil At Home William Fountain is at home after a stroke last Friday morning.
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