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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1952
Page
2
The Ohio Safety Council warned Memorial Day traffic may surpass the 43 fatalities record set previously. Officials cited heavy holiday travel across the state, a predicted rise in crashes, and strain on resources as motorists flock to roads for the long weekend.
The state fair prize herd of 20 Angus cattle sold for 1095360 to a Columbus hotel, fetching 56 dollars per hundred pounds. Gov Frank Tausche opened the sale. Local buyer Jacob Caldwell of Ashville led the championship herd purchase, a record high over last year.
Mrs Waldo Boake received a telephone call from her son Gene Blaine in Yoneham Japan. Arm Siznall Corps and wears as a probey sheate con tel pnene les in and woond Chir Chon Korea Announce Birth Mo opened Vito Getd Cordan Once the Firm of on Aogt Surdiste rm om at St Josephs Hospit le on be ain Mr and t ire Adrien Dodd of hay Village were Viendas evening guests of Mins Porte. Chester of Deret read NE Cheter and Virs Dodd were scroolmaes at Cals 20.
A chaotic February escape ends when a 29 man group breaks from a facility. A man named Mater surrenders after a leak in the water system causes hours of freedom. He escapes briefly then is captured as guards restore order. One prisoner reportedly bites a guard during the incident. Tickets and chaos marked the breakout scene.
AION CHURCH OF CHRIST announces a morning service and a Satie concert fundraiser for the building fund with choir pledges. Rev Ralphs Chepmin and Rev Paul Nellon lead Sunday worship and liber Day sermon topics.
FIFI DS Mr and Mrs Ernest Palmer and daughters Anne and Penn of Avon Lake spent Sunday with Mrs A W Palmer and Mr and Mrs Neil Reitsman who have returned from the Summer Cottage at Lakeside. The Methodist church school picnic was well attended on Saturday afternoon. The picnic supper was a social highlight.
Chief C E Andress of the Elvrra Police Department urged parents to intensify traffic safety instruction for children during the September Back to School program. He warned that careless acts can cost lives and stressed home and school efforts must align to build lasting responsibility in youngsters.
Falmouth Mass headline notes Lt Col William F Santelmann son of Marine Band founder William H Santelmann. The elder led the Marine Band 1896 to 1927. the son joined 1923 and became leader in 1940, achieving the highest rank for a Marine musician. The piece also mentions a coastal dining and theater complex in Falmouth offering meals, summer theater, and nightclub.
Kipton Boy Scout Troop No 120 finished two days of camping at the Haines Brownhelm farm on the Vermilion river with hiking and cookouts. Tenderfoot ranks awarded to Kenneth Hutnagel Dave Hiscox and Paul Bower. Sam Jacobcik and Billy Yakunovich advanced. Cub Pack No 120 adds Jerry Robinson to the cubs. meetings set at Kipton Town Hall and Kipton Community church.
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