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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1954
Page
4
A local column reflects on a snowy weekend, the Carnegie Library feel, and the charm of Oberlin. It notes students away for holidays, the quiet library atmosphere, and urges readers to visit Allen Memorial Art Museum for January exhibits as they look to the new year.
Oberlin College graduate Pauline Straus married a Shaker Heights man. The ceremony took place at the residence of Dr and Mrs low at Pikesville. The bride, daughter of Dr William Straus of Baltimore, wore Priscilla satin with a long veil. Best man was Charles Green, nephew of the groom, and a reception followed at the Green home.
Hi Y freshmen were inducted into the fellowship during a Tuesday YMCA ceremony conducted by the Junior Chapter. Officers were designated including Dean Presider Hu GSether and Ranadi Johnston as President and Secretary.
The report outlines a midweek hearing where Gurney testified about Christmas and a home visit. He said he went to Larry F seeker on Christmas to extend greetings, found no one, and searched the house then entered a closet and took a item.
Community notices list Mrs June Alexander and Doris Heiman with PO Box 33 and phone numbers 4 2607 and 4 3633 respectively for news and delivery inquiries in Oberlin.
The Allen Hospital weekly report lists multiple births and discharges. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Christensen with a daughter born December 25, and other newborns such as a son to a couple on Fallette Street. Discharges include Mrs Melvan Harris and her son on December 28 and a Carol Jear Cannon discharge noted.
Religious instructor Mrs John Mac Coughlan retires after about 14 years guiding Grace Lutheran Church Sunday School. The sentiment event at Grace Lutheran honored her with a framed portrait. about 400 children attended related nursery and primary programs.
Oberlin Santa Claus called on children at pubs and private interviews while grieving his mother’s death in England on December 16. He rode a train with dogs and police presence, met soldiers and a charity parade, and promised to reveal memories next Christmas as he continues his duty through the season.
Residents of East Oberlin prepare for the annual church meeting on January 9 at Can vintty Church. Officers will be elected and discussions will cover service plans, with Trustee and choir matters on the agenda. Community members, including families of Corwin Garrett and others, are noted among attendees.
A guide from the Volta Bureau and John Tracy Clinic stresses early hearing loss detection in infants and preschoolers. Mothers are best placed to notice lack of response to sounds, and early testing can lead to speech development with proper training.
A lighthearted column reviews homegrown hangover cures and old wives tales as locals share humorous fixes. The piece quotes a Distilled Spirits Institute file and notes quirky remedies like milk with buttermilk, peppered soup, whiskey sours, and reading to avoid a rough morning.
French champagne producers warn Americans to handle corks safely on New Year’s Eve. Careless corks can cause broken bulbs injuries and accidental tasting mishaps as bottles pop. Experts note festivals in many regions will mark the season with new events.
William Hewitt Marks marks his 95th birthday today in Kipton. A Camden Towns native, he moved to Kipton in 1928 after selling his farm and attending Obelin School. Known for Republican support and civic activity, he married Lethe Wolmans in 1881 and later remarried after her death. he has one son and continues to reside with his second family.
A driver was charged by the state patrol after a crash on Rt 1 west of Tay a Llewelyn as Liewellyn Carmichel Pa the vehicle struck the rear of a car as the other driver slowed for a turn Permis cited for reckless operation at the scene near West Lake.
Vincent Croe av of Wellington was fined Stat and costs for driving while intoxicated and license suspended for months. Arthur Otts Baomfiedeh and Robert Douglas of Hazel Park were each fined 81a for passing on a railroad crossing. Ralph Snorp of Steubens ile paid 19. James Stirson of Wellington fined 16 for speeding and Leslie Perry of Royal Oak Mech fined 16 for following too closely.
A two year old white goat named Tatty is reported as being traded to serve as a miscal with the Royal Welch Fusthers. The animal was akien for walks to acclimate to hustle and band music.
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