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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1949
Page
3
The Chronicle Telegram from Elyria Ohio dated Wednesday December 14 1949 reports local news items of that day. It covers community happenings, announcements and brief notes likely from the Chronicle Telegram society and city desk.
Peggy runs the Fifth Avenue galleries guiding talent with cool pragmatism. She treats painters as children, growing genuine talent while sidelining fads, and even famous figures like Irving Berlin concede her sharp judgment on blue periods. Her omniscience extends to visitors who claim to paint.
A physician notes a patient is a Sunday painter whose six day workweek leaves little time for art yet a growing urge to display his work. Surgeons and friends urge a solo show, with February cited as an ideal month though expenses loom as a hindrance. Miss Peggy offers to help arrange the exhibition as the patient weighs the opportunity.
The surgeon faces Miss Peggy's proposal to have a noted young painter who also whittles perform two major operations at his hospital. She offers a one-man show of the painter's paintings as the arrangement, praising his hidden talent and Sunday avocation.
Columbus Ohio State Treasurer Don H. Ebright criticized old age pension payments and Federal Social Security benefits as failing to meet senior needs in inflated times. Ebright, Republican gubernatorial candidate, called for study of pension problems and reform.
A Ohio leader endorsed a Taft proposal for a national pension study and urged Ohio to lead. He said the state should learn how much help private industry, state programs, and the Federal government provide to residents and which workers need the most assistance. Ebright warned small businesses could be driven out of existence by high pension goals.
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