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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1949
Page
4
Home care note describes a shoe scrapper device using three scrubbing brushes to remove snow and mud from footwear. Suggests adding a bench and shoe rack to keep entrants dry and clean and recommends a wood walk for muddy areas. Readers are invited to submit better repair ideas to Mr Cobb.
Suburban schedule lists Lorain County gatherings at homes and churches. Beekeepers meet in LaGrange, Ridgeville hosts a Christmas program, Grafton Kiwanis and Ladies Night, and more meetings for Girl Scouts and Explorer Scouts with times from 3:30 to 8:00 PM. Friday events include Avon Lake basketball, Grafton pin club, and Homemakers gathering with a gift exchange.
Kiwanis Ladies meet at 1 pm in Olmsted. Jolly Juniors gather at Clague Road Church at 7:30 pm. Mum Club convenes at 2 pm Friday at Mrs. William Brouse's home in Penfield. Homemakers Club all day with county agent Eleanor Williams present. Steeple Club meets 5 pm at Barton Road Church in North Olmsted. Lake Square and Compass Club hosts a Christmas party at the Avon Lake school. Penfield United Church presents the Christmas cantata Tidings of Joy by Spencer Methodist choir at 8 pm Sunday.
Unexploded Japanese bombs and ammunition hinder reconstruction in the Rabaul area. An Australian five man bomb disposal unit has collected about 2,000 shells and 200 bombs at Rapopo in the past month. Rapopo remains littered with explosives delaying construction of the new town as workers fear using heavy machinery.
Army bomb disposal crews warn that at the current pace they will still be at work in New Guinea for about six to seven more years removing and neutralizing unexploded ordnance from wartime activity.
A compact summary notes that only three percent of Finland is arable while sixty five percent of the population engages in farming. Wood and wood products dominate exports at ninety percent with potatoes and grains cited as principal agricultural outputs.
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