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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1952

Page

5

Willie Claus song and Xmas usage sparks reader debate

A reader discusses a secular Christmas song Willie Claus Little Son of Santa Claus and questions the use of Xmas. They argue the public would prefer Willie over a Mama song and critique the shorthand Christmas abbreviation highlighting Greek chi origins and linguistic odds.

Mama Willie Claus Son of Santa Claus Sear-Makers Willie Mama Claus Father Santa Pepsis

Christmas Greeting Mixed Greek and English Script

A festive note argues for spelling Christmas with a chi starting Greek letter instead of X to avoid a mixed alphabet feel. It urges preserving the word’s meaning and wishing a merry, safe travel season without tragedy and heartache.

Christ Syllebdies

Pension rules revised to bar pensions after resignation

Chronicle item notes council ten years ago approved changes to police and fire pension boards. Eligible men who resign would not receive pensions if they take other work. Unemployment compensation claims fell 36.3 percent from October to November.

Council Police and Fire Department

Record Coffee Crop Boosts Kenyan Growers

Forty years ago a Sunday note reports Kenya's last season yielded a record 16,000-ton coffee harvest earning growers 47,152,000 dollars. Ecuador also reports promising coal beds found.

Kenya Ecuador

New Farm Bureau Officers to Hold Panel Discussions

Lorain County Farm Bureau advisory council officers will convene at the First Congregational Church on Monday December 29 for an 8 p.m. panel on the council program. New officers from 28 local councils will then form workshop groups to learn duties. Moderator Glenn Hobbs of Oberlin will lead the panel with members including Mrs. Ted Manns and Carl a Hutchinson among others.

Lorain County Farm Bureau Advisory Council First Congregational Church Dean W. Simeral Simeral Glenn Hobbs Oberlin Ted Manns Roscoe Campbell Pittsfield Carla Hutchinson Ohio Farm Bureau Alice Schwiebert Hutchinson Frank Miller Camden-Brownhelm Jane Gann Miss Schwiebert Farm Bureau Women's Committee M. L. Rickley Farm Bureau Elyria Ed Faulkner Rostkoski E. C. Cot Ton Roy Angersbach Dretary C. Currier Harold Baumann Council 4D Amherst Brownhelm Russia Paul Leimbach Jueroy Emmerich Courteil Henrietta Keith Buchs John Brandau Harold Buchs Ray Hiscox Donald Beach Council Penfield-Wellington Justin Gordon Avery Looy Marlin Burge Clarence Parsons Howard McConkey Anne Broad E. H. Hartman

First United Presbyterian Church Choir Presents Christmas Concert

The annue Christmas concert was held in candlelit sanctuary. The choir directed by Miss Hildreth Hanks performed Gesu Bambino Sing We All Neel and For God So Loved the World. Various council members and committees are listed with leaders and roles across multiple districts.

First United Presbyterian Church Hildreth Hanks

Christmas Music Concert Featuring Wright and Wheaton Students

Wright leads organ department with duets of piano and organ and performs Christmas Medley Prelude and Postlude. Judy Mason plays violin, Charles Vollmer sings, and a vocal duet with Miss Hanks plus Barbara Griffin performs He Shall Feed His Flock. Congregation joins in carols as Rev. Gilliland presides.

Rob Jones University Wright Judy Mason Charles Vollmer T. Matthew Gilliland Christ

Concert Opens Christmas Season With Beauty

A warmly received concert served as a fitting introduction to the Christmas season, highlighting festive performance and community warmth.

Flattering Princess Style Coats Move Into Spotlight

Fashion notes highlight Princess style coats with double stitching on top seams enhancing slender lines and smart detailing. Etiquette tip advises avoiding starting sentences with due to and using causal phrasing instead.

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