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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1957
Page
2
Cornell University professors conducted tests on five well known Christmas tree varieties. Red Pre burned least and slowest white pine fastest and most flame prone. Birmingham program ends course with a Southeast Asia study exhibit.
Four Lorain County theater groups discuss forming a cooperative unit to reduce scheduling conflicts and share resources while keeping each group autonomous. A meeting is set for 8:20 pm March 12 at the old Avon Lake village hall to discuss action.
Mrs LaVerne Carpenter, new Martha Circle program chair, led a Bible quiz for 14 members and three visitors at the North Eaton Church of Christ circle meeting. Devotions by Mrs Freda Cook, plans discussed for sunshine bags, and a Valentine meeting set for February 14 at Mrs Nell Lyons’ home on Route 82 with co host Mrs Ruth Ross.
A catalog entry lists gas heaters and a gas incinerator with varying BTU outputs and blower models. 55 000 BTU unit priced at 109.95, 70 000 BTU at 124.95, 60 000 BTU at 154.95, and 118 88 for a related item.
In Eaton the Chi Rho Fellowship holds Sunday activities from 6 to 7 30 p m with recreation study and worship led by Mrs Betty Hawke and Rev Stanley Bartlett. A Valentine party for seventh and eighth graders is set for Feb 13 at 7 30 p m and another for fifth and sixth graders after school that day. A baby department addition at the church is chaired by Mrs Juby Burack, with baby names since Sept 1 1955 to be reported. May 6 Rose Service will be led by this department. In Oberlin College a $1 422 alumni gift drives matching funds from five firms including General Electric and Warner Brothers, supporting the annual Alumni Fund. In Detroit a man chose to pay a $10 fine for trousers rather than repair after a doberman dog incident, stating the principle over the cost.
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