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The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio

22 Apr 1954

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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1954

Page

6

Rural Women Observe Annual Achievement Day

Around 400 rural women gathered at the Washing Avenue Church of Christ for Lorain County home demonstration’s Achievement Day. Activities included welcome remarks by Mrs. Thomas Sapienza, group singing, and a Mars skit by the Alumnae Council. Miss Mary Dolliver of Oberlin College spoke in the afternoon, with officer introductions for 1954-55 and performances by Trannettes. Exhibits showcased club handiwork from glass painting to Swedish embroidery, with a planned style show canceled due to illness.

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Home Demonstration Council Lorain County Thomas Sapienza George Woodruff The LaGrange Homemakers Mars Mary Dolliver Oberlin College Lois Simonds Trannettes Mary Alice Bradley Maxine Palmer Pittsfield Wilma Tran Oberlin Sapienza Thomas Finnegan J. W .Pickworth George Guigin Jack Spirek Milton Lamoreaux Alumnae Home Council Florence Nichols Hazel Northeim Simonds Erie County Huron Grange Hall Ralph Steinmetz Charles Coles Russia Farm Floyd Bryant James Clark Donald O'Connor Carlisle Brownhelm Extension Club Melsing Harold Krueck Left Oberlin Colege County Home Demonstration Council Washington Avenue Church Nate John Walter Home Demonstraton Eunice Rocheiser Columbus Alumnae Council Joseph Pickworth Harold Krieck Evelyn Andrews Chronicl- Telegram Washington Avenue Church of
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Hospital Time Down But Cost Is Up

Episcopal Hospital reports that drug advances and medical knowledge have cut average patient stay by two thirds, yet raised the average cost per patient by more than 22. A century ago stays averaged 31.73 days with $4.04 per week. now a patient day costs $13.15 or $92.05 weekly, while average stay is 11.9 days. A second note mentions window fishermen in Johannesburg stealing $300 worth of clothing through an open window.

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Philadelphia Episcopal Hospital Laurence H. Eldredge Episcopal Eldridge
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Oberlin Dean Urges Simple Steps for The Abundant Life

Oberlin College dean Miss Mary Dolliver told 400 women at the Lorain County Home Demonstration Council session that the Abundant Life rests on simple, shared human truths. She urged loving self and neighbor, keeping life uncomplicated, appreciating small comforts, and practicing faith and hope to overcome fear and foster a kinder world.

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American Red Cross
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Police Hold Unclaimed Car Keys Mystery in Toledo

Toledo police report thousands of unclaimed car keys in the department. Officers note finders bring keys in, but owners rarely call to recover them. Martin Maher questions why people don’t ask police about missing keys and the ongoing mystery remains.

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Toledo Martin Maher Maher
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