Chronicle Telegram item from Elyria on December 29 1949
Local newspaper notes Elyria happenings with brief items and notices from Thursday December 29 1949. Readers gain concise updates on community events, town concerns, and regional occurrences documented in the Chronicle Telegram.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Relaxed Look Linked to Safe Driving Says OSU Expert
In Columbus, Ohio State University visual expert Prof Hoyt L Sherman told a national education group that a safe driver is one who maintains a relaxed stare. The co director of OSU's visual demonstration center said relaxation aids driving safety, though he noted dangers when tension rises.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Hoyt L. Sherman
Ohio State
College of Physical Education Association
Vision Perception Key To Safer Driving, Expert Says
An expert argues drivers must retain a full field view while acting on a single point to avoid accidents. He stresses that recognizing the entire scene and object sizes matters more than detailed center vision analysis. The article notes Adam died at age 930.
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Sherman
Breakfast Party a Nice Way To Entertain Young People
HURRAY for the holiday post holiday and hospitality season with us at this moment. Breakfast parties for home from school offer inexpensive intimate entertaining centered on a popcorn Santa and simple courses. Include juice, fruit, eggs and meat, with easy bacon and sausage prep, plus breads and coffee cake.
Christmas Day Service and Local greetings at LaPorte Methodist
The Rev. Wallace Aker led morning worship at LaPorte Methodist on Christmas Day. Two babies were baptized, the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Heck and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Giangicomo. Vincent school pupils held a Christmas program with songs and a Santa treat.
West River Road Injured On Way Here
Mrs Ada Knepper and relatives visited Virgil Knepper in Toledo Hospital Sunday afternoon after a morning automobile accident left him seriously injured. His brother Carl was also en route to visit relatives when the crash occurred. Short Stem Guests include Dorothy Kangas’s cousins Betty Jo and Diane Kangas of Painesville. Christmas visits span Euclid Willoughby Elyria and Shadden road with Kangas Hollis Morris and Tommer families among others.
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West River
Ada Knepper
J C Cook
John Cook
Virgil Knepper
Toledo Hospital
Knepper
Carl
Dorothy Kangas
Betty Jo
Diane Kangas
Painesville
Andrew Charny Jr
Euclid
E. S. Myers
Elyria
Frankie Reese
Kangas
Paul Tommer
Thompson
Tommer
Ann Keller
Mary Ridgway
Mabel Jaycox
Edith Morris
W.R
Carlisle Hosts Christmas Party for Lydia Circle Group
Mrs Samuel Stevenson opened her Grafton road home to a Lydia Circle Christmas party for 14 guests with garlands and a tureen luncheon. Mrs R N Fox chaired a brief meeting, gifts were exchanged, and appreciation was given to Rev and Mrs Wallace Aker.
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Carlisle
Samuel Stevenson
Jay Jackson
Grafton Road
Lydia Carcle
R. N. Fox
Leslie Gould
la Porte Church
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gates
Bob Lee
A. G. Olmsted
Robert Gould
Doris Lee
Wallace Aker
Alma Knipper
Lester Bowen
Roger McVetta
Fritz Morton
Edwin Vetter
Jerry Marquis
Billy Haswell
John Mholbrook
Santa
William James
Lorain
Youth Fellowship
Aker
Arthur Vetter
Alter
Hollywood In 1949 Still Wacky And Wonderful
In 1949 Hollywood kept its wacky sheen with breezy oddities. Lloyd's of London insured Monty Woolley’s beard. Bob Hope hurt on a movie set. a male talent search and a new title for Nice Girl. pregnancy rumors swirled around movie elephants and llamas. Elf antics, divorces, rookies, and fashion jabs filled a lively year with a parade of celebrity mishaps and boasts.
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Hollywood
Glitterville
Lloyd's of
London
Monty Woolley
Bob Hope
Universal - International
RKO
Taffy
MGM
Errol Flynn
Flynn
Nora Eddingston
Dick Haymes
Joanne Dru
John Ireland
Ava Gardner
Victor Mature
Richard Conte
Alan Ladd
Robert Ryan
Andy Devine
Rudy Vallee
Bogart
Skunk
Gene Autry
Humphrey Bogart
Hollywood Women’s Press Club
Women Move In On Army Work Experiment In Mass
An experiment at Murphy General Hospital tests replacing male staff with female non professional workers for 18 months. WACs substitute for hospital corps men as female personnel take over medical tech, administrative, and cooking roles. Nurses and other specialists are rotated to fit the plan. The hospital will revert to normal after the trial.
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Murphy General Hospital
Army
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