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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1953

Page

3

Local Personal News Highlights Elyria Area

Numerous Elyria and area residents share holiday travel visits. Airman Dwain Bellingham and family plan to stay through Monday, visiting his parents on Gulf Road after arriving from Chanute AFB. Other service members and relatives visit kin, with several newborns announced at Elyria Memorial and Amherst hospitals.

Are Dwain Bellingham Elyria J. H. Bellingham Gulf Road Bellingham Chanute Air Force Base Norfolk

Licenses and residents listed for Wellington area

Licenses granted or listed include Shirley Baker of Route 18 Wellington and R. D. 1, along with U S Army, and Alberta McClellan of Route 1 Wellington. Also named are Donald Jenkins of Durkee Road, factory worker, and Grace Wallace of Whitney Road Route 4 Wilmington. A black kid skin fur coat, like new, priced at $20.00. Phone 39-915.

Shirley Baker R. D Wellington U.S. Army Alberta McClellan Donald Jenkins Durkee Road Grace Wallace Whitney Road Willington

Don’t be a novelty decorator Paul McCobb advises shoppers

New York designer Paul McCobb warns women to avoid cute novelty furniture. He urges shopping like for expensive clothes, choosing classic pieces that endure. Fad items may attract attention but will date a room. select durable, well-coordinated pieces from breakfronts to TV planters.

New York WNS Paul McCobb Cobb U.S MacCobb

Joan Berger Honored At West Ridge Bridal Shower

Joan Berger was guest of honor at a bridal shower at the Cliff Newell residence on West Ridge Road. Hostesses included Mrs. Richard Patyak and the Misses Nancy Flaherty and Kay Line. Miss Berger will be matron of honor, with Flaherty and Line as maids of honor.

Joan Berger Cliff Newell West Ridge Road Richard Patyak Nancy Flaherty Kay Line Miss Berger Newell Joan Hargate Virginia Frye Nancy Warner Andrew Flaherty Berger Joseph Cosentino St. Mary Church

Hospital Discharges List With Resident Names

A list of discharge notices includes Mrs. Carlton Blaine of Grafton, Mrs. Hazel Noble of 110 Park View Street, Alex Hawkins of 401 East Bridge Street, Mrs. Marvin Adkins of 5855 Anton Road, Mrs. Hale and daughter of 102 Malcolm Court, Miss Augusta Pierce of 527 Lodi Street, Mrs. Edward Lowery of 111 Erie Street, Mrs. Huldah Boone of 316 Eleventh Street, Ulysses Wilson of 613 Fuller Road, Mrs. Margaret Quade of 307 North Olive Street, Mrs. John Cheesbrew and daughter of 900 Cleveland Street, and Mrs. Samuel Spain and daughter of 193 Bath Street.

Carlton Blaine Grafton Hazel Noble Park View Street Alex C. Hawkins East Bridge Street Marvin Adkins Anton Road Thomas Hale Malcolm Court Augusta Pierce Lodi Street Edward Lowery Erie Street Huldah Boone Eleventh Street Ulysses Wilson Fuller Road Margaret Quade North Olive Street John Cheesbrew Cleveland Street Samuel Spain Bath Street

Evening Calendar at the Y and Local Organizations

Tonight events include Holly Hall dance at the Y at 8 p.m. Christ mas party by Sigma Gamma Sorority. Mrs. Justina Brada hosts at 7:30 p.m. at 115 Madison Avenue. Women of the Moose and Merri-Ettes Club meet on Race Road. Protectors and Dames of Malta gather at Hotel Graystone at 6:30 p.m.

Holly Hall Sigma Gamma Sorority Black Rosary St. Agnes Justina Brada Madison Avenue Women of the Moose Merri-Ettes Club Mary Koviak Protectors Dames of Malta Hotel Graystone

Chatham Church Christmas Programs Highlight Week

Chatham churches held holiday programs with the Methodist Church presenting a Christmas program last Monday, the Foursquare Church on Wednesday, and Rev. Walter Nugent narrating The Fourth Wise Man at the Congregational Church. The events featured Sunday school songs and recitations and in-church refreshments. The Nativity scene was donated by Mr and Mrs Charles Jenkins and the Christmas tree by Mr and Mrs Ernest Packard. News Notes mentions Mrs H J Matthews of Grafton I

Chatham Methodist Church Walter Nugent Congregational Church Charles Jenkins Ernest Packard H. J. Matthews Grafton

Economists See 5 Percent Output Drop Next Year

A group of economists at the American Statistical, Economic, and Marketing Association convention forecast a five percent drop in U.S. output next year, signaling a moderate recession. Gerhard Colm of the National Planning Association cautioned output could fall up to 15 billion dollars, with unemployment rising toward 3.4 million, while Ford officials argued 1954 auto industry prospects look positive and real income after tax may exceed 250 billion dollars.

Washington Senate GOP William F. Knowland Paul H. Douglas D-I Knowland Gerhard Colm The U.S Ford Motor Co R. J. Eggert Ford Division

Christmas Gatherings Across Rochester and Greenwich

A Christmas Eve guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Matthews joined the Matthews family for Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Campbell in Rochester and the evening with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Eglin in Greenwich. Larry and Ricky stayed at the Eglin home for a visit. Miss Gracie Braddock returned home for Christmas after a pneumonia stay at Lodi Hospital.

C. G. Matthews Matthews K. A. Campell Rochester C. W. Eglin Greenwich Larry Ricky Eglin Gracie Braddock Lodi Hospital

Grandmother Christmas Greeting pageant in Columbia

The Methodist Church hosted a pageant titled Grandmother Christmas Greeting staged by 150 children with original script by Mrs. Richard Van Arsdale and Mrs. Rowland Barter. Janice Tiltijmes accompanied the group on organ and several selections were performed. Grange News Acme Grange hosts a New Year’s Eve dance at the school auditorium at 8 1p.m. with Jack Knopke’s Orchestra and Ronny Schneider as caller. Public invited. floor show and refreshments planned. Acme youth collected canned goods for Christmas baskets. leftovers sent to Gates Hospital for Crippled Children in Elyria. Briefs note visits from Florine Beinhoff and Leda of Rocky River, former Columbia residents, to friends. Pfe John Tomes of Camp Lejeune spent Christmas with parents. Mrs. John Snell and family in Chicago. Mary Hudie from Canada visited L. W. Churchill family.

Columbia Methodist Church Richard van Arsdale Rowland Bartter Janice Tiltijies Grange News Acme Grange Jack Knopke Ronny Schneider Acme Grange Party Gates Hospital Elyria Florine Beinhoff Leda Rocky River Pfe John Tomes Camp Lejeune N. C Stanley Tomes John Snell Chicago Mary Hudie Canada L. W. Churchill

Avon Church Groups Schedule January 3 Events

Avon Holy Trinity Guild to take Communion at 8 a.m. Mass on January 3. Couples Club of Avon’s Methodist Church to hold a tureen dinner in the church dining room at 6 p.m. on January 3.

Avon Holy Trinity Guild of Holy Trinity Church Couples Club of Avon’s Methodist Church

Birthday Horoscope for Aya Sretta In December

Born today December 29 Aya Sretta has fanatic drive once committed to a project. She shows personal courage and ignores criticism, yet remains sensitive to opposition and will persuade others to her side. Her quick mind brings impatience with slow thinkers. she backs early focus, music talent, and direct purpose.

Busy Vacation Arts At Elyria YMCA Boys Department

Al Werden leads a crafts heavy program in the Elyria YMCA boys department during school breaks. Clay work, wood craft, and leather items fill the basement studios under Werden and Navy veteran counselor supervision. An art contest and New Year mural keep older boys engaged as younger peers explore finger painting and crayon drawings.

YMCA al Werden Bowling Green University Werden Navy Vetean Camp Iss-See-Kies Barbara Werden Lodi Street Colletta Jack Knight

Local family celebrates son’s promotion to first lieutenant

Mr and Mrs Ralph Lawrence of 116 Lawrence Court report their son Norman has been promoted to first lieutenant while stationed in Germany. Address records show 1st Lieutenant Lawrence at 01889925 C Battery 63rd AAA Gun Battalion APO New York. He was commissioned from Fort Bliss Texas after Officers Candidate School twelve to eighteen months ago.

Ralph Lawrence Lawrence Court Norman Germany Lawrence C-O New York City New York Weisband Hofbein Fort Bliss Texas

Points for Parents by Edith Thomas Wallace

A dialogue on family time, contrasting a father's concern about vacation time with a college daughter's plans for a family night. The piece argues parents should preemptively schedule time and avoid making loved ones feel aggrieved by assuming they will prioritize family without clear plans.

Edith Thomas Wallace

Urges Checkup On Rights Under Social Security

O A Skelley Lorain office manager urges a New Year checkup on rights under the Federal Social Security Law as the program enters its 18th year. He notes three of four workers are covered and about 66 million Americans are protected. representatives answer questions at the Lorain office and at Elyria’s state employment office each Thursday.

O. A. Skelley Lorain Skelley United States Shelley Social Security i\Lorain Broadway Ohio State Employment Office Elyria

Veterans Of Lakes Service Are Promoted In Steel Pittsburgh

Two long time Great Lakes shipping veterans, Capt John Crerar and Cle Rector, gain top posts in United States Steel Pittsburgh Steamship Division effective Jan 1. Crerar becomes fleet captain and Rector fleet engineer, succeeding retiring Capt Robert Crawford and Thomas Ives. New appointments include Dana Whitlock as assistant fleet captain and Richard Skillen Jr. as assistant fleet engineer. Both men joined the Lakes fleet in the early 1910s and have served in key roles since the 1940s.

Cleveland Great Lakes Pittsburgh United States Steel Corporation John Crerar Co. C Cle Dana T. Whitlock Richard Skillen Jr Crerar Rector Lakes Pittsburgh Steamship Division

Half of Britain driving license applicants are women

A report indicates that about 50 percent of people applying for car driving licenses in Britain are women. The statistic highlights shifting gender patterns in vehicle licensing and entries to the driving test.

Britain

Armco President Sees 1954 Good Business Year

Armco Steel Corp president Weber W. Sebald forecasts 1954 will be a good year with steel demand near 100 million tons, about 12 percent below 1953, and predicts construction automotive electrical and home appliance sectors will still show reasonably strong demand though not as large as 1953. Exports may ease due to increased foreign capacity and modern equipment.

Middletown Weber W. Sebald Armco Steel Corp Sebald

Police Lt. Hawkins Becomes Grandfather at 44

Police Lt Earl Hawkins announced he has become a grandfather at age 44. His son Earl Jr., 22, an airman at Gunter Air Force Base, informed him his wife gave birth to a daughter yesterday. The baby's mother is Darlene Miller of Elyria.

Earl Hawkins Jr St. Charles Avenue Montgomery Ala Maxwell Air Force Base Hospital Deborah Ann Wayne Spidell Arkherst Allen Hospital Oberlin Cynthia Louise Spidell Beverly Crum Elyria Richard Doutt Elyria Memorial Hospital Doutts Metcalf Road Patrick Dangela Litchfield Harry Yearley Ninth Street George Winsick Earl Hawkins Hawkins Earl Jr Gunter Air Force Base Darlene Miller

Fire destroys Eastlake home leaving family homeless

A Monday fire in Eastlake destroyed a home of Mr and Mrs Charles Phillips and their five children. Firemen estimated property damage at eight thousand dollars.

Eastlake INS Charles Phillips

Steel costs prompt firms to rush capital upgrades

The remark that lower labor costs will hurt American competitiveness leads Sebald to predict ongoing heavy investment in replacing and upgrading aging equipment. He argues the steel industry’s main challenge is cutting production costs, prompting sustained capital outlays despite market pressures.

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