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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1950

Page

2

Drive Goes Over Top Amherst Campaign Goal

The Drive Goes Over Top Amherst campaign total surpassing 1000 by 562.54, led by Elmer Smyth and Jaycees co chairmen Dick Ehrman Kim Schulz Bob Kropf and Pred Sulgenbauer. Funds came from Rocky River Amherst game Amherst Souiet Amherst cans in stores bars and clubs local party theatre school and churches with house to house canvass contributing before expenses. Ten fined over weekend patrolman Papi Pikey reports. Various residents including Edward Marcella Fred Norton and others were fined for speeding driving without license or improper displays. Community groups like Tally Ho club BRNO club and church activities held meetings and events with future gatherings planned.

Amherst Elmer Smyth Chamber of Commerce Dick Ehrman Kim Schulz Bob Kropf Pred Sulgenbauer Jaycees Kenneth Alexander Papi Pikey Edward Marcella Broadway Lorain Fred M. Norton Elyria Avenue Raymond A Garder Park Street Oberlin Lloyd Blackford Flyria Avenue Edward C. Bentz Middle Budge Road James McCoy Park Avenue Charles Kiser

Combined parish meeting and events schedule

A long list of church activities is announced for Brownhelm and nearby communities. Meetings include Friday prayer at 7 45 p m, Saturday men’s prayer at 7 45 p m, and Wednesday family night pot luck at 6 30 p m. Various choirs, evangelistic services, youth confirmations, and missionary talks are planned with dates and hosts across multiple churches including Brownhelm Congregational and Brownhelm Evangelical United Brethren. A new organ dedication is noted at Grace Lutheran Oberlin, with music by Philip Gehving.

Brownhelm Congregational Henry Stick South Africa Russell Miller Brownhelm Evangelical United ' Brethren Eve Clausen Celeste Richardson Cleveland St. Joseph's Catholic Pean Circle One Paul Bla Victorian Guild Gregory Brown Our Lady of Factum Harvey Lodge Thomas Evans Wales Elyria Ladies Aid Society Ralph Walker J. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Cascade Zone Walthers League Roll Arena Martha Anne Bosse Franklin Miller

Truth Seekers Class Meets at William Burton Home

Tuesday 8 PM monthly Truth Seekers class at William Burton home Middle Ridge road with attendance awards. Wednesday 6:30 PM church night includes screen dinner by Pathfinders and Sunday school board meeting. Thursday 7:30 PM choir and orchestra practice. Sunday Feb 27 Rev Henry Stick to present at 7:30 PM with a showing of Africa missionary work. Hospital News lists weekend admissions and dismissals plus a Sunday birth in Vermilion.

Truth Seekers William Burton Middle Ridge Road Pathfinders Henry Stick Africa Hospital Frank Smith R D Norwalk Earl Carstenson Amherst Gareth Lupe Wiliam Rolland Son Jack Thomas Tor

Former Wellington student visits former teacher

Wellington reports Ernie Anderson, once a pupil of Miss Sarah Huntridge, former Wellington Junior High principal, surprised her with a Friday visit at her Courtlana Street apartment. Anderson, who came from Denmai around World War I, served as a Red Cross field director in Europe during World War II and shared many stories with his former teacher Mam Huntridge.

Wellington Ernie Anderson Sarah Huntridge Courtlana Street Anderson Denmai

Wellington area notices and events prompt community updates

Historical notes mention Miss Huntridge and Mr Anderson’s wartime move to America with family in Mayfield Heights. Mrs. William Benninghoff’s book review on February 23 at First Wellington Methodist Church highlights The Big Fisherman by Lloyd C. Douglas. Wellington closes schools banks and post office for George Washington’s birthday. McKisson resigns township trustee seat. Holton to fill vacancy. Kiwanis Scouts drive aims at 1100 dollars. Eastern Star marks anniversary with guests from New London. Rusty Rollers plan a skating party February 21 at Medina Skateland.

Huntridge England Anderson America U. S Andersons Mayfield Heights Wiliam Benninghoff Lakewood McKisson Richard MecKisson Wellington John Barber Earl Jameyson Fred Gray McKuisson Hobart Holton Kiwanis Club Sdr George Ravitch Temple Chapter Order of Eastern Star Leroy Chapter New London Rusty Rollers Medina Skateland Luella Ewing

Bantam Roosters Called Good Household Pets

Bantam roosters make good household pets, says poultry expert C L Sibley. Best to get them at two or three months old as they are affectionate, recognize people, and are gentle with children. They will follow you and strike a pose after learning.

Nantucket Mass U.P C. L. Sibley Sibley

Sorge Spy Case Report Defended By Gen Willoughby

In Tokyo Maj Gen Charles A Willoughby accepts responsibility for parts of the Sorge spy case report while opposing full accountability for public release. He welcomes libel threats from Agnes Smedley named as a Soviet spy, calling the release a PR misstep based on unsubstantiated evidence.

Tokyo Douglas MacArthur Agnes Smedley Charles A. Willoughby Army Department Washington Sorge

Secret military intelligence document explains limited release

Willoughby testified that the document originated under his sole direction in Japan at the start of the occupation. He stated he was responsible for its preparation and direct transmission to the military intelligence division in Washington. He noted he bore no responsibility for its later publication and said it was a secret, military intelligence document not intended for the public.

Japan Nuiracy Washington Willoughby

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