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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1952
Page
4
Elyria area residents may enter the Chronicle Telegram Christmas lighting contest with two home and two institutional classifications. Prizes total 50 15 and 10 dollars for top places, with judging on artistic effect originality conformity to spirit and display size. Entries must be lighted 6 30 p m to 11 p m December 20 to 28.
Local notice advertising delivery service details with a contact address and phone line on Barker Street and Herrick Avenue advertising Faith Ware for home delivery and orders.
Wellington Kiwanis hears Dr. Paul Wilkinson present the Scouts Inn program by local Boy Scouts at Herrick auditorium. Division Council meetings announced by secretary Clarkson Brown include dates at Elyria Oberlin Lorain Avon Lake Ridgeville with host clubs. Outgoing Temple Chapter members Barbe honored at a dinner with 24 guests. Altar and Rosary Society Christmas party at St Patrick's church draws 36 attendees with gifts, prizes, and Mystery Sisters reveal.
Oberlin reports the Friendship group and guests hear The First Christmas Tree tale at a December meeting. Dorcas Society plans a December 18 party with 6:30 dinner and gift exchange. VFW appoints Ray Ewell and others as chamber reps. Sorosis and Needlepoint Unit schedule Christmas events with gift exchanges and carols. Donato DiGiovanni survives a 32 year old hold up shooting after gall bladder surgery in Torrington.
In Cranston R L Ernie Shaghalian and Thomas K Young, lifelong neighbors, both welcomed baby boys the same day while their wives shared a hospital room. A lighthearted coincidence marks their families growing together. In Pascagoula Mississippi a Louisville and Nashville conductor was arrested for over parking when his train stayed too long.
A man was released by City Judge Joe A. Moore with a stern warning to avoid a repeat of the incident that occurred at a busy downtown intersection.
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