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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1951
Page
8
A brief item from the Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Ohio dated Monday December 17 references Peat in a concise news note. No further context or details are provided in the readable text.
Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross reports Christmas gifts to camps and hospitals are nearly finished. The gifts include 15 shirts, 30 portfolios, and 10 date organizations, with donors such as J. A. O. Club of the YWCA, Elyria Woman's Club, and Bnai Brith contributing shirts and portfolios for Crile and Brecksville veterans hospitals.
Elyria women from nine groups participate in Crile Hospital gift shop on Wednesday December 18 from 1 to 4. Volunteers wrap gifts and serve as clerks while donations include shirts, portfolios, and three dozen white socks for Public Health Marine Hospital.
Mrs. Hildred Young testified in Superior court Los Angeles to support Raymond BE Young 39 arraigned on three felony charges. He had been hunted by the FBI as a Most Wanted criminal and located in Denver using the name Donald Sherman before extradition.
A large audience attended yesterday’s Messiah performance at the Amherst high school auditorium. Miss Sarah Miner directed the junior chorus and band numbers, with Mrs. Gilbert Wellman guiding the overall production. The event marked a rare large scale musical effort by local youths and was well received.
Dorothy Dix known for the column Dorothy Dix Speaks and her blunt advice to lovers and readers died after a stroke of paralysis. She wrote for the New Orleans Daily Picayune from 1896 to 1901 and shaped a frank, practical style that inspired many. Funeral arrangements were pending.
Salem Mass reports the career arc of a notable woman born November 1 1861 in Tennessee. She fled a plantation background to become a courtroom and investigative journalist. Her work spanned sensational trials and dramatic interviews, shaping early 20th century style for the New York Journal.
The Victorian Guild of St Joseph's Church announces new officers for the year: Mrs Robert Deidrick president, Mrs Carroll Peabody vice president, Miss Clara Makiuski secretary treasure. Christmas program features Dickens Christmas Carol at 8:30 a.m. Friday during the high school assembly with cast including Darwin Coleman and George Youngless.
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