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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1952

Page

11

Slusser Elected President of Teachers Group

Slusser is elected president of the Lozgin County Teachers Association at a county meeting. Officers set to serve a year with two general meetings annually and a representative for every 20 teachers on the executive council. Dr John L Knight of Baldwin Wallace College spoke on four crises threatening democracy. Avon Lake choir performed a 20 minute concert directed by Jack S Elliott.

Assor’a'ion Associaton Three &S John L. Knight Baldwin-Wallace College Avon Lake High School Jack S. Elliott Ellen Darlington Huntington Marion Gatts Lorain County Joan Holmes Brighton High School Amar

Scout Troop 105 Receives 1952 Charter at St Agnes Hall

Southeast District Fire Lands Area Boy Scouts presented Troop 105’s 1952 operating charter at St Agnes Hall 611 Lake Avenue with Alex Baksa leading the ceremony. Rev James M Gallagher praised district volunteers and the troop’s character building work as group singing and piano provided by Scouts Bob Urig and Tommy Kihm accompanied the event. The troop earned a 100 percent Boys Life subscriptions award while pins and cards recognizing leaders and committee members were distributed. Refreshments followed for families and supporters.

Firelands Area Boy Scouts of America Alex Baksa St. Agnes Church Mr Baksa St. Agnes Hall Lake Avenue James M. Gallagher Ralph Richards Albert Schaefer Eugene J. Myers Lenn B Shinsky Erig Bedocs L. J. Menrne Troan

Impeachment Motions Debated as Truman Seizure Debate Heats Up

Republican lawmakers push two resolutions seeking impeachment while Kaley cites due process limits on seizure of private property under Article 6 and Article 10. Industry lawyers call for site injunctions as secretary Sawyers plans new price increases and a West region board faces pressure.

Chares Sawyers

Home Demonstration Council Session Highlights

A Home Demonstration Council session featured a skit by the tailoring class and a 15-voice chorus directed by Mrs. Tran. A panel on child upbringing led by Mrs. Bovard included Mesdames Porter, Behner and Hasenpflug. Mrs. Walter announced her retirement as demonstration leader after four years. 4-H clubs were praised by Charles Coles, who shared a film on club work. Mrs. Edwards spoke on a nine-week European trip focusing on country life, farms, and city life. Exhibits from 19 groups showcased handwork, weaving, needlework, ceramics, glassware, and tailored items.

Home Council Tran Harry Bovard Russia Township la Grange Walter Home Demonstration Council Harold Krueck Kenneth Oring Norman McConnell Blaine Archer Kemp Whitney Sunshine Charles Coles Coles Blanche Eldred Edwards Europe Switzerland United States

Ja-Teens and Woodja Lead Junior Achievement Firms

Twenty junior companies in Elyria showcase products from decorative shadow boxes to reflective markers and bird houses. Ja-Teen Products, Woodja, Achievers, Japco and others report sales, stock plans, and bonuses while advisers guide students through production challenges and tax expectations.

1S Achievers, Inc New

City council recalls industrial zoning shifts and protests

The council reversed several zoning changes from Matthews including restoring Bauer Dairy area to residential then back to general business, keeping the Rome to East Bridge street artery idea alive. Protests by business leaders over single family zoning near rail tracks and billboards led to mixed outcomes on commercial and light industrial areas.

Council Bauer Dairy Company 15Th Street Matthews 15Th 16Th Streets East Branch Black River East Avenue Fourth Street Temple Court East Bridge Street Haury Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Hart A. Dickason Lodi Street Furnace West River Streets L. F. Reisinger Central Advertising Agency Studebaker Chemical Company Vulcan Street Baltimore and Ohioo Railroad Coca-cola Pallas Dairy Furnace and

Police fines issued for driving and disorderly conduct cases

Wilbur Young of 335 Columbus street was fined 10 and costs for disorderly conduct after an arrest prompted by a threat with a knife reported by Dorothy Eskridge of 360 South Maple street while at Peerless Laundry. Ernie Barnett of 1 West avenue was fined 125 and costs, with a six month license suspension, for driving while intoxicated following a collision with Donald Maybaugh of 131 Lincoln street on Broad street. Jerry Scheidler of 481 Sugar Ridge road and Keith Smith of R D 1 Sugar Ridge road were each fined 15 and costs for reckless driving after police observed racing on Cleveland street. Nathan Margolis of 1106 10th street was fined 10 and costs for reckless driving after his car collided with Richard Langhorst of 161 Hamilton street while stopped at a West street light.

Elmer Ormsby South Amherst Justice C. C. Lord Parkway Middle Ridge Road Route 58 Wilbur Young Columbus Street Dorothy Eskridge South Maple Street Ernie J. Barnett West Avenue Henry W. Ault Barnett Donald E. Maybaugh Lincoln Street Wellington Maybaugh Broad Street Jerry D. Scheidler Sugar Ridge Road Keith N. Smith R. D Cleveland Street Nathan Margolis 10Th Street Lorain Ault Richard D. Langhorst Hamilton Street Lodi Street West Street

Reforms in a 11 point manifesto and prison conditions

A state police cruiser delivered Gov Williams's signed letter from Lansing to the prison. Ward's 11 point manifesto calls for no reprisals, better segregations, hiring more trained staff, fair dental and medical care, counselors in disciplinary blocks, and liberal parole. Officials acknowledge needed reforms amid zoning changes and city ordinance debates on private property.

Williams Lansing Ward

Boy Scout Troop 141 Court of Honor Tonight

North Ridgeville Troop 141 will hold investiture services for new Scouts and a Court of Honor at Ridgeville Town Hall tonight at 7 30. Parents are requested to attend to witness the ceremony.

Boy Scout North Ridgeville Boy Scouts Ridgeville

Divorce suit and child support action filed in court

Pauline Hyde sues Darwin for divorce on neglect and cruelty. Lehigh County authorities sue Clinton Reph for support of four children, seeking a fixed support amount for Fern Reph, 24, and her children in Wellington.

Jacqueline Philips West Street Robert of Akron Marcelle King Boston Avenue Warren Pauline Hyde Wellington Darwin Lehigh County Fern Reph That County Clinton Reph Lorain

Youth Council Groups Organize City Cleanup Drive

Elyria Youth Council meets in the library led by Tom Schofield to divide tasks for the Clean-up Paint-up Fix-up effort. Joan Olmstead coordinates stencils mimeographs and recommendations for homemakers and merchants while teams prepare packets for 17 schools and downtown businesses.

Elyria Tom Schofield Joan Olmstead Girl Scout Office Roger Wel Trudy Meili Don Owen George Birk Angie Nasipak Pat Mason Sally Wentz Floyd Baum Roger Weil Phyllis Tomasheska Mary Bryant Gardiner Whitehead Elyria Welfare Council Evelyn Redman John

Miraben Elected Vice President of Group at Oberlin meeting

George Miraben, principal of Elyria High School, was elected vice president of Discussion Group 15 at a session yesterday at Oberlin College. The group includes principals from Lorain Erie and Huron counties and meets four times yearly. Theodore Seaman and E. J. Holder were elected president and secretary treasurer. Dr Martha Kesling of Bowling Green State University spoke on What High Schools Can Do With Output of Elementary Schools.

George Miraben Elyria High School Oberlin College Lorain Erie Huron Theodore Seaman Sandusky Junior High School E. J. Holder Martha Kesling Bowling Green State University

Woman Injured After Fall From Taxi Cab in Elyria

Mrs. Lucille Barkknecht 49 of 1392 Clark street was treated at Elyria Memorial hospital for contusions to her right elbow and ankle after a taxi door opened while turning in a driveway at 514 Park Place, causing her to fall partially from the vehicle.

Lucille Barkknecht Clark Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Park Place Barbknecht

PTA Council Presents Gene Carroll Show at Oberlin

Lorain County PTA Council presents the Gene Carroll show at Oberlin High School auditorium Friday at eight. The Uncle Jake program features winners from area contests and aims to raise funds for the Ohio Congress Memorial Scholarship for a local prospective teacher. Tickets remain available at the high school.

Lorain County

Senior Hi Y Chapter Elects New Officers

Bob Mansfield was elected president of the Senior Hi Y Chapter for 1952 53 with James W. Smith as vice president Kay Stang secretary Ludwig Petkovsek treasurer Dale Chambers chaplain Dick Weller sergeant at arms and Dick Brown historian named for the next school year Installation is set for May 7 at the meeting also six freshmen and sophomores will be inducted into the Hi Y Fellowship by the new officers.

JAPCO General Industries Unusualities, Inc NIK Nak Novelties J. A Elyria Kiwanis Club Sam van Horn Ken Rothgery Mary Bryant Jane Birkbeck Ray Halliwell Jackie Valerius Shirley Amos Jackie Cloonan Phyllis Coghlan Don Elbert Nancy Hurd Joan Johnston Goldie Mahilo Joanne Myers Larry Showalter Tom Schofield Betty Stow Francis Conrad Wilma Costello Harland Holobach Albert Kelling Allen Kelling Cecelia Klocek Carl Norris Joan Olmstead Richard Reitz Glenn Rosenthal Kay Walker Edward Webber Lois Weiburn Almon Chapin Arthur Damm Bob Mansfield James W. Smith Kay Stang Ludwig Petkovsek Dale Chambers Dick Weller Dick Brown

Two Elyrians Attend Model Legislature in Columbus

Two Elyrians head to Columbus for the first Hig Youth and Government Model Legislature. P F Johnson accompanies Bodd Mansfield the elected representative of Elyria Hi V Chapters. They will study bills, attend a Governor's Banquet with Gov. Lausche, and the event ends Sunday noon. A report will be given at a joint Hi V meeting on April 30.

Columbus Hig P. F. Johnson Elyria Ymca Bodd Mansfield Elyria Elyria Hi-V

Runaway 14-Year-Old Boy Held by Juvenile Authorities

A 14-year-old boy who fled a foster home in Alliance is in county juvenile custody. He was picked up by Mrs. Stella Sederis while hitchhiking and later returned to his parents after police were notified. The youth said his parents are separated and he has repeatedly run away from foster care due to conflicts there.

Robert Vosburgh Poplar Street Gene Lindner Vermilion Toledo Malcolm Thomson Oberlin Lindner Vosburgh Pittsburgh Alliance Stella Sederis

Death of Miss Susan F Hinman in Elyria Home for the Aged

Miss Susan F Hinman formerly of Oberlin died at the Elyria Home for the Aged at age 84 after months of illness. Born November 12 1887 in Homer Alaska she lived in Oberlin for many years. She served as secretary of the Oberlin College class of 1893 and was an officer of the Lorain County WCO T. She was linked with Oberlin Shansi Memorial Association and Fellowship of Reconciliation. Funeral Saturday at 10 30 a m with Dr John W Fynn officiating. Body to be cremated.

Susan F. Hinman Oberlin Elyria Miss Hinman Homer Oberlin College Lorain County John W. Fynn the Home For the

Stock Market Quotation at Noon Noted Wide Swings

At noon the market showed notable movement with mixed quotes across indices and shares. Prices hovered around several key levels as traders watched prominent stocks and broad market indicators in a volatile session.

Markets Cleveland Livestock Cattle and Grains Report

Cattle market slow with prime 36-37.00, choice 34.50-36.50, cows 23-24, hogs 17-18. Hogs 25 cents higher, lambs strong with clipped lambs 28.50, common 18-94.00. Toledo grain: cash wheat at 2.38-2.39, corn 1.77-1.84, soybeans 2.71-2.73. Chicago quotations mixed with butter steady and eggs weak.

Cleveland Choice Bulis Choice Unity Ood Toledg Grain Toledo Chicago United States Ten McClures Idaho

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