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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1954
Page
3
Benjamin F Greene, noted electronics expert, discusses a 16 channel control radar system. The completely automatic setup promises precise, spaced intervals and high reliability for advanced radar applications.
In Beverly Massachusetts George Lodge expresses gratitude to Senator John F Kennedy after the 1952 election, noting Kennedy defeated his father Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. The Irish setter, missing for days, was located in Washington on Wednesday.
Avon AVON students from Avon High School will attend the Journalism Clinic at Kent State University on April 24. Participants include Lois Stauder Roseann Schwartz Judy Staab Laurel Fossie Diane Moser Linda Lorenz Carolyn Stauder Gayle Siebenhaar Charles Smith Jerry Hurdley and Tarry Smith. They travel with Mrs Evelyn Smith Miss Virginia Richmond and Miss Mary Ann Estok. Charles Smith to compete in poetry and radio announcing. Laurel Fossie to compete in radio announcing at Capitol University Columbus Friday. Also present music by the junior choir directed by Miss Dorothy Danielson for Easter sunrise service at Avon Methodist Church. Prayer by John Pickering and sermon by Rev Ernest Knautz. Youth Fellowship served breakfast to 140 after service. Briefs Mr and Mrs A J Nagel of De-
The Southern Lions County Women’s Republican Club will hold Candidates Night on Monday April 25 at 7 p.m. at the American Legion Home 275 N Main St Wellington. It invites candidates on the May 4 primary ballot. Public welcome. club members urged to attend.
Edson Ricker discovered a 179 year old account book kept by Tom Lufkin a Gloucester general store owner. It shows prices such as coffee at 25 cents per pound and a bundle of tobacco included as a freebie in 1775. The discovery was made during attic remodeling.
Lonnie Walling, 45, a convicted burglar in Cheyenne, escaped twice from Laramie county jail while awaiting sentencing. He was found with two hacksaw blades taped to the soles of his feet as U.S. marshal prepared to escort him to the courtroom.
Mrs Edith Chester of Detroit Road has returned home after spending the winter in St Petersburg Florida. Mrs Edith Chester is visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ray Barret in Elyria.
The Firelands Area Council Boy Scout finance drive for non cest communities will be held May 10 to 17. John Cochrane of Oberlin announced that community chairmen have been named and district chairs selected. District leaders include Vermilion figures Elmer Hollosy Jean Rice and Marion Greene.
South Amherst officials approved keeping first grade starting age at six by September 1 for 1953 56 while adopting a new salary schedule and re-employing all teachers. Three new teachers will be hired next year. A school building rental resolution takes effect September 1 1954 and a copy will be on file. Purchases included three typewriters and tables, 50 Samson folding chairs and 42 classroom chairs.
Columbus Ohio farmers push spring tasks despite three weeks of poor weather. The state crop report says field work is about normal with some spraying, but surface moisture is short in a quarter of the state and general moisture is below normal. Meadows and pastures recover slowly from drought. winter wheat improves but prospects stay below last year. Fruit prospects are good with peach trees blooming in the south.
Chicago welterweight Sarlo, 44? year old fighter, was held on ten thousand dollar bond after a traffic stop when officer tried to serve a negligence driving warrant. Sarlo allegedly struck the policeman Robert Starzynski, breaking his nose with a left hook during the arrest attempt.
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