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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1954

Page

6

Hollywood Stars Deny Hollywood Sin Claim

Van Heflin and Howard Duff dismiss Hollywood as a sin capital, saying the town is dull and conservative. They deny wild party tales, noting modern stars favor small gatherings and at-home leisure over the raucous past. Duff recalls past rumors and nudged by Hollywood lore.

Hollywood Filmland van Heflin Howard Duff Duff Heflin Ida Lu Jean Harlow

Driver offered new alibi in court case

Russell Mezera, 22, faced a police court for a minor traffic accident in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin. He presented a new alibi claiming his cigarette fell inside his shirt and set his chest on fire, but he was still fined $5.

Prairie DU Chien Wis Russell Mezera Mezera

Zoo Trip Out As Test Of Wolf Boy Theory

Lucknow doctors reject taking Ramu to the zoo to prove or disprove the wolf boy theory. Medical superintendent Dr. Sharma says the boy is a patient and the zoo visit would be an ordeal and potentially dangerous. Prof Kali Prasad has questioned the wolf upbringing claim and offered to accompany Ramu to the zoo to test affinity for wolves.

Lucknow India INS Ramu D. N. Sharma Balarampur Hospital Kali Prasad Lucknow University Prasad

25 Tight Congressional Seats Could Decide 1955 House

Congressional Quarterly notes 25 districts won by under 5,000 votes in 1952 across 16 states. Democrats hold 14 of these tight seats and Republicans 9, with potential to swing control if margins hold or shift. Details list 14 close Democratic districts and 9 close Republican districts plus overall 1952 margins.

Washington Colorado Wayne N. Aspinall Ohio Pennsylvania New York Idaho Missouri Montana Flor Ida California Maryland West Virginia Kansas North Carolina Joel T. Broyhill Virginia Nevada Massachusets Congressional

West Ridge Ladies Aid Meeting Held at Richards Home

Mrs Milton Babcock led the Ladies Aid Society meeting at Mrs Roger Richards home with nine members present sharing their most embarrassing moments. A social period followed the business, with refreshments. The Grange pancake supper shifts to May's first meeting. Canton hosts a 50th wedding anniversary for George and Mrs Axx. Mrs Roger Richards to host WCTU on April 28, later than usual.

West Ridge Milton Babcock Ladies Aid Society Roger Richards Grange Sherman Mason Henry Muller Judith Joyce Canton George Axx

Sunrise Service and luncheon announced in Litchfield

Litchfield hosts an Easter Sunrise Service at 5 15 a m at the cemetery east end with a church annex breakfast at 6 15. P T A sponsors an April 20 luncheon at 1 p m in the church annex. Public invited. Grange youth group from a district elimination contest listed several members and leaders.

Litchfield Congregational Church Ip. T. A Grange Fitenville Kenneth J Alberta Bradley Stanley Marjorie Barth Steve Joanne Seifert Glenn Ruth Yost Barbara June Gary Sauer Dale Laura Starr Joann Richard Highman Gloria Schindler Robert Whitehead Mary Jane McMichael Alex Semkow Ruth Breyley Mary Ann Beat Ernest Ulich Patricia Knopf Carole Law J Kay Hoffman Blanche Hinz

Thelma Schindler Leads tableaux at district contest

Thelma Schindler and team won the contest and will advance to the Northeast district elimination at Homesville High School on Saturday May 1. Other social notes mention guests and visits across Medina County including the John Ketchams of LaGrange, the Fred Johnsons in Collins, Florida tours by the Northeys, and a Cherry Blossom Festival trip to Washington D C. Continued local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holmes in Dr Barth house, Brank Browes gathering with Wendell Lerch and Earl Brinker, and Sunday socialings with many area families.

Thelma Schindler Homesville High School John Ketchams LaGrange Fred Johnsons Robert Johnsons Collins Henry Northeys State of Florida Dan Lloyds Rattlesnake Charles Harts Tampa Mt. Dora St. Petersburg Nation’s Capitol Robert Fletcher Chris Washington, D. C Harold Waters Arlington, Va Alberta Bradley Medina County Dr. Barth Brank Brow Wendell Lerches Berea Earl Brink

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