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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1950

Page

6

Real Estate Leader Ernest Steiner to Speak in Elyria

Ernest K. Steiner of Dayton, president of the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards, will address the Elyria Real Estate Board Monday at 12 noon in the Marine Room at the Elyria Elks. He will be joined by Leroy Parsons, executive secretary of the state association, and will discuss Realtors' Responsibility.

Ernest K. Steiner Dayton Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards Elyria Real Estate Board Steiner Dayton Real Estate Board Ohio Ohio Board

Community Bible Class Plans Evening Meeting

The Community Bible class will gather at 6 p m Saturday at the Church of God on Fuller road for a program sponsored by church departments to raise funds for a new kitchen. The meeting will be held at Rev Green Estmonds home on State street. Babson notes indicate 200000 books moved to Babson property as Gravity Research Foundation expands, boosting New Boston library status in New Hampshire and Vermont.

Church of God Fuller Road Green Estmond State Street Babson New Boston N. H Roger W. Babson New England Gravity Research Foundation New Hampshire Vermont

Looking Sideways on Fashion and Broadway in Society

A column mix critiques American fashion emancipation from Paris haute couture, noting American women favoring functional mink and Broadway as the new stage for style. It mocks Parisian whimsy, cites an industry veteran on price sensitivity, and mentions Night Shorts items including Kathleen Winsor and Frank Bettger. Snow Bank incident closes with two youths captured after a fluke getaway.

Paris State Department Kathleen Winsor Amber Frank Bettger New York Dewey Hollywood Clifton Webb Dale Carnegie Chicago Dale California Harper's Magazine McNaught, Syndicate, Inc

4-H Clubs Plan Baseball Trips for Lorain County

Lorain County 4-H members prepare for spring baseball trips with about 300 participants. Northern group travels to Cleveland Stadium on June 15 in ten to eleven buses, paying one dollar. Southern group visits Indians in Cleveland on June 22, meeting at Wellington square, cost 1.23 dollars. Registrations will be mailed to members.

Lorain County Leland Schuler Cleveland Stadium Schuler Elyria High School Indians Cleveland the Square Wellington

Grafton Kiwanis to Host Sixth Division Spring Banquet

At a directors meeting the Grafton Kiwanis club outlined plans for the Sixth Division Kiwanis Spring banquet on May 17 with about 300 Kiwanians and wives expected. The group agreed to guaranteed meal rates for regular dinners and noted the Red Cross drive raised 279 dollars. Guest speaker M. J. Rossman of Butler Brothers discussed public relations and neighborly policy in retail. A separate note reports a Trout theft case in Quakertown where 13 trout were valued at about 10 dollars each for an angler who had jumped the season.

Grafton Grafton Kiwanis Club Grafton Club M. J. Rossman Butler Brothers Chicago Rossman Quakertown Justice of the Peace Franmk Polinsky Polinsky

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