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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1953
Page
11
Kenneth Caygill, proprietor, outlines the chair making process from materials to finish. Wood is finished, spring construction with four and eight way bases on jute webbing is added. Fabric is cut and sewn, chair filled with hair, cotton or foam, and finally tailored to the purchaser’s measurements and preferences.
The article notes that the purchaser may select from a catalog chair or imagine one. Caygill explains that construction time varies by size materials shape and customer specifications. There is no single average chair due to these differing factors.
Graf ton Methodist Church schedules a music program Sunday at 8 p m under Dave Thompson. Mary Louise Gill will direct the church school program Wednesday evening. A Christmas Eve candlelighting service starts at 8 p m with church school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 40 a m. Friendship class plans a supper at Joe Bouley residence Tuesday evening.
Frank J. Janas, 32, builder of the Furniture Shop at 598 Cleveland street, recalls starting in 1947 by building his wife Vera and daughter Sallie Marie a home. He led a crew of four, foreman Dan Brattoli, with a career interrupted by a 17 month Air Force recall in 1950 as a captain in the Inspector General Dept. He has since completed several houses and this commercial project, is an Elyria Elks member, and a Elyria High School and Elyria Business College alumnus.
Lois Simonds, county home demonstration agent, will visit the Ridgeville Homemakers at the next meeting. The group held its Homemakers Christmas party and gift exchange on Monday with a noon luncheon. Ruth Johnson and Hazel Adams led the ornament making project for the day.
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