YW Residence Girls Honor Christmas Event Accounts
Christmas party at the YW residence hosted by Mrs Grace Corwin featured a lighted tree holly wreaths and candlelit greens. Pauline Conrad led the program with greetings from Mrs Helen Mulholland and readings by Jean Good and Mary Wade Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Corwin
The
YWCA
Garden Y’s
Pauline Conrad
Helen Mulholland
Jean Good
Mary Wade Newton
Olive Phillips
Betty Lou Riddle
Mary Lou Smith
Local births announced from Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Harold Dicken announce a son born yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Newbrough of West River Road. Mr and Mrs Carl Hendricks announce a daughter born yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital, 634 Princeton Avenue. Mr and Mrs Richard Beam of Amherst announce a son born yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Gene Hopkins of Oberlin. Dr and Mrs Sol Shiff of 2706 Kendale Drive Toledo are parents of a son born December 9 named Howard Lewis. Mrs Shiff is the former Iva Lee Pollack, daughter of Mrs Harry Pollack of 792 West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dicken
Middle Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Robert Newbrough
West River Road
Carl Hendricks
Hendricks
Princeton Avenue
Richard Beam
Amherst
Gene Hopkins
Oberlin
Sol Shiff
Kendale Drive
Toledo
Howard Lewis
Shiff
Iva Lee Pollack
Harry Pollack
West River Street
Hospital Discharges Listed From Area Homes
A list of discharge names includes Eva Rusan Graf ton and Clair Miller of Grafton, Russell Dean and Homer Graham Jr. of LaGrange, Mrs. Donald Neal of Oberlin, Mrs. Frank Dzieniszewski of 327 Longford Avenue, Mrs. Fred Raphael of 137 Bellfield Avenue, Mrs. Kenneth Murvine of 187 Bath Street, Clara etta Woolfork of 610 Wayne Street, Mrs. Gilbert Darmstadt of North Olmsted, and Mrs. Ollie Glass and daughter of 118 Woodford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Rusan
Grafton
Clair Miller
Russell Dean
Garford Avenue
Homer Graham Jr
LaGrange
Donald Neal
Oberlin
Frank Dzieniszewski
Longford Avenue
Fred Raphael
Bellfield Avenue
Kenneth Murvine
Bath Street
Claraetta Woolfork
Wayne Street
Gilbert Darmstadt
North Olmsted
Ollie Glass
Woodford Avenue
Oneg Shabat Meeting Postponed at Lorain Temple
Due to the illness of Mrs. A Donerkiel the Oneg Shabat scheduled for tonight at the Lorain Temple has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Donerkiel
Lorain Temple
Gadgets On Parade Highlights Safer Floor Cleaner
A new hard surface cleaner claims to contain no caustics or abrasives and is suitable for linoleum vinyl rubber and asphalt tile but not wood floors. Other items include colorful galoshes with plastic zippers, a 2in-1 dual-compartment bottle for juice and milk, a universal rubber adhesive, luminous switch caps sold in packs, and glow in the dark design details.
Joy to the World and Angels We Have Heard on High origins
Grace H. Talk explores the Christmas hymn Joy to the World by Isaac Watts and the Handel adaptation, noting its psalm basis and 19th century edits. It also discusses Angels We Have Heard on High, its Latin refrain Gloria in excelsis Deo, and its Westminster carol association. Readers are invited to submit favorite cards for the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace H
Isaac Watts
Charles Wesley
David
Edward Hodges
Lowell Mason
England
Westminster Chapel
Early Shoppers Spend More Says Ohio Treasurer
Columbus Ohio early Christmas shoppers are spending more this year than last according to State Treasurer Roger W Tracy. He bases the estimate on sales tax receipts showing a 14 percent rise for the week ending December 5 compared with 1952, totaling 4 760 516 dollars the largest weekly sum of the fiscal year. The week also surpassed the prior week by 1 552 437 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Roger W. Tracy
Tracy
Tax receipts rise as holiday sales boost totals
Tracy reported total sales tax receipts of 83,925,857 for the year, up 8,550,932 compared with the first 23 weeks of the previous fiscal year. The figure reflects stronger holiday purchases and a higher revenue intake for the period analyzed.
Household hints for storage and painting safety
Advice on removing packaging from poultry fish and meats before storage to allow air. guidance on ladder precautions to protect windows by nail boards across panes. tips to prevent floor staining when painting by driving nails part way into chair and table legs.
Points for Parents by Edyth Wallace
A brief essay argues that an unfinished gift paired with a calm mother is preferable to a finished gift with a tense hurried mother, valuing steadiness over haste in parenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edyth Thomas Wallace
Quiet Funeral Planned For Kidnap-Killers
Funeral services for the kidnap killers of Bobby Greenlease are expected to be quick and private. Bonnie Brown Heady’s body was moved from a Jefferson City funeral home early today by a Maryville undertaker. Relatives are believed to attend a graveside service in Clearmont near Maryville, with Hall’s burial to be private at an unknown time and place per attorney Marshall Hoag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Bobby Greenlease
Bonnie Brown Heady
Maryville
Heady
Clearmont
Hall
Marshall Hoag
Pleasanton
Kan
Hoag
Police Seek Help Catching Dayton Dept Store Bandit
Dayton police request witnesses to aid in捕 catching a bold bandit who robbed the Rike Kumler Co department store of 32597 dollars then vanished into Christmas shoppers. A composite of about a dozen descriptions exists. the suspect is described as a man in his late 20s or early 30s, about five foot nine, 170 pounds, wearing work clothes under a plaid shortcoat and blue shop cap. He produced a small black gun and ordered cashiers to surrender the money as shoppers were held briefly.
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Dayton, D
Rike-Kumler Co
R. T. Shephard
Shephard
Dayton
Betty Ryan
Laverne Thompson
Father Mum on Execution Of Kidnappers
Robert C. Greenlease, father of six year old Bobby, declined to comment on the execution of Karl Austin Hall and Bonnie Heady in Jefferson City. He said the family did not stay up for the gas chamber sending thanks to friends for their kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Robert C. Greenlease
Bobby
Greenlease
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
Jefferson City
Rail Union Drops Escalator Clause and Accepts Pay Increase
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, representing 133,000 railway workers, accepted a five cent hourly wage raise and dropped the cost-of-living escalator clause. The pact, reached after seven days of talks, ends government bargaining in this contract and sets December 16 as the effective date with a 30 day reopening option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Brotherhood
W. P. Kennedy
Railroads
Kennedy
National Railway Labor Act
Arrest Version From Kansas City on Hall Kidnapping Case
St Louis officer Elmer Dolan testifies before a federal grand jury in Kansas City to recount the Hall kidnap murder case. He and Louis Shoulders are questioned about more than 300000 dollars missing from the 600000 Green lease ransom. Witnesses say money was not seen entering the police station when Hall was booked. U S Attorney Edward Scheufler aims to indict for perjury if needed. the inquiry may extend into next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
St. Louis
Elmer Dolan
Carl Austin Hall
Dolan
Louis Shoulders
Hall
TownsHouse
Shoulders
Newstead Avenue
Federal Grand Jury
U. S
Edward Scheufler
Milk Storage Rules in the Fridge
Keep milk away from strong flavored foods in the refrigerator. The milk should be kept tightly capped and always in the coldest part of the refrigerator.
Drop Dumplings Slide Off Spoon When Spoon Is Preheated
A cooking tip states dumplings will not stick if the spoon is dipped into hot soup before dipping the batter. This simple prep avoids batter cling and ensures smooth release during serving.
Chronicle Telegram Local Briefs Covers Elyria Area
Local brief items from Elyria Ohio during December 1953 report on community notices and small happenings around town featuring municipal happenings, events, and civic updates for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Embezzlement Arraignment Postponed in Cleveland
William Hinkle, 38, free on $1,000 bail, awaits arraignment Jan. 9 on embezzlement charges from Peoples Savings Bank Martins Ferry. Postponed twice after FBI cites false entry of $5,200. bank shortages total about $19,000 with most repaid. Hinkle fired Oct. 19. arrested Dec. 12 in Willoughby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William Hinkle
Peoples’ Savings Bank
Martins Ferry
Hinkle
U. S
H. A. Horn
Willoughby
FBI
Ex Marine Fatally Hurt In Auto Crash
Robert C. Schlosser 22 of near Bryan died in Cameron Hospital from injuries after his car overturned on Route 191 three miles south of Stryker. He had been discharged from the Marine Corps on December 2 after two years of service. This was Williams County 21st traffic fatality of 1953, three more than 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Robert C. Schlosser
Cameron Hospital
Stryker
Schlosser
Marine Corps
Williams County
Sewing Nylon Stitching tip for nylon fabric and needle
When sewing nylon the needle drops too far and carves the fabric. Place a small square of ordinary wrapping paper over the throatplate and tape edges. The needle pierces the paper, reducing resistance and preventing puckering, avoiding plate changes for frequent nylon sewing.
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WBA
Women’s Benefit Association
Jay Dee Hall
Leona Gardner
Mary Gach
Harriett Tremmes
Helen Arias
Hazel Gibson
Hazel Greber
Stella Landers
Lena Eisele
Anna Krebs
Bertha Olmstead
Marie Martens
Louise Schuster
Ethel Court
Dorothy Barry
American Gold Star
American Legion Hall
Chillicothe Veterans Hospital
Lois Learn
Park Avenue
World Friendship of the First
Methodist Church
Karla Koehn
Anne Shilling
Eruha Women’s University
Seoul
Korea
Alcoholics Anonymous
P. O
Cinfe
Mabel Dupler
Dwight Eisenhower II
North Pole
Fort Benning
St. Nick
Susan
Barbara Ann
Ny We
Granny’s
Gibson Bros
Oberlin, Ohio
Dial
Lorain County
Fiyria
Ts Seas
Mum
Los Angeles
Anthony Zilbauer
Andrew Kmiec
Dolly Ann McCormick
Zilbauer
Geraldine
Ernest Roll Zilbauer
Kmiec
Dolly Ann
International Soundphoto
Rail Union
Frigidaire
Cleveland ST
Castle
Castle’s
Walpaper & Par Store
Second Street
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