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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1955

Page

15

Cobbler Chooses For Children In World Christmas Tales

In the 1985 Chronicle Telegyre Christmas feature, Maurus Drokal’s tale presents a cobbler facing a moral dilemma for his young customers. The piece, part of Eric Posselt’s anthology, is translated by Monique Dean, with the Nativity theme framing the selection.

Chronicle-Telegyre Fiyris Obie Fat Eric Posselt Prentice-Hall Maurus Drokal Monique Dean

The Cobbler of Nine Children Christmas Gift Offer

In Budapest a poor cobbler with nine healthy children faces poverty despite fine work and prompt payment. On Christmas Eve he tunes a shared song with the children, and a wealthy bachelor in room eight, moved by their joy, offers to adopt one child, turning a dream into a possible life change for the family.

Budapest John Acura Council Kay Lysaght Joan Lord Jesus Christ Fred Yme Alex Ferenc Johnny Joseph Paul Cobbler Jim Jesus Christ Great Vic

Scene About Town Features Witty Sayings And Holiday Observations

A humorous menu of weekly calendar quips appears, from old proverbs to puns about money and politics. The column notes editors changing roles, Sheriff Finegan’s vote tactics, and the perils of holiday parties, plus a plan to curb spendthrift gifts amid a changing Elyria City Council.

Boys Decide Flavor Of Frozen Pies In Test

In NEW BRUNSWICK a Rutgers food professor Dr Walter A Maclin held a taste panel with 30 boys under 19 in Buccleuch Park to compare pies baked after freezing versus before baking. The youths could not detect a flavor difference and praised the professor as a good cook.

New Brunswick IUP Walter A. Maclinn Rutgers Universit Balone Seaboard Seaboard, Had Contended After Sampling Some of Dr. Maclinn

Invenoscope Device Puzzles Inventress’s Hairnet Idea

A reader describes two inventions by Virginia Zicardi of Cincinnati Ohio. One is a hairnet with a wide plastic shield to direct hot hair dryer air away from the neck and face, speeding drying. The other is a pair of eyeglass frames with interchangeable lenses to match outfits.

Milady Virginia Zicardi Erkenbrecker Ave Cincinnati Chronicle Telegram

Mahaska draft board thanks from soldiers a rarity

Since 1950 the Mahaska County Service League has prepared nearly 500 going away packages for draftees and enlistees. Each package includes stationery, postcards, a ballpoint pen, two candy bars, two packs of cigarettes and a bar of soap. Soldiers usually send a note of thanks.

Oskaloosa Mahaska

Christmas photography tips for lasting holiday memories

Prepare for festive shoots with extra film flashbulbs and fresh batteries. Plan lighting before the rush, use a reflector, and backlight the tree to avoid dark shadows. Choose practical lenses, skip unnecessary gadgets, and consult several photographers to find a gift that delivers lasting pleasure.

Santa Claus

Minister's prophecy on Sundays sparks debate on worship timing

A Pittsburgh dispatch cites Rev. Irving R. Murray predicting church attendance on Sundays may fade within 15 years due to automation and leisure time. He suggests the church of tomorrow may emphasize Thursday services, provoking questions about biblical Sabbath observance and practical scheduling for modern families.

Pittsburgh First Unitarian Church Irving R. Murray Paris Hawaii Athels Church of Tomorrow Mr. Murray

Rochester Students Sing Star Spangled Banner Proudly

Rochester youths Francis Scott Key Hi and his sister Mary Key, aged 15, perform with unusual gusto in the Star Spangled Banner. Their lineage traces back to the author of the anthem, their great great great grandfather.

Rochester

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