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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1952
Page
3
Sylvia Sidney, 41, promotes honesty about aging in film and life. She discusses stage work, beauty standards, and relationships, asserting she prefers being 40 to 20 and that hiding age invites scrutiny. She cautions against claiming expertise about men, saying ignorance can be preferable.
Avon Lake board approves contract to purchase a seven acre parcel on Moore road from Florence Horn for a future elementary school. They also name Patsy Garstone as assistant custodian at Avon Lake High and transfer Eugene Taylor to Eastview School along with purchases for Erieview School and Eastview cabinetry and equipment.
The Lorain Medina Rural Electric Cooperative seeks a 200000 loan from the Rural Electrification Administration in Washington to fund immediate improvements and meet rising demand. The move follows a record annual meeting and reelects several directors and officers including Alvin Barth as president and Carl Hummel as vice president. The cooperative's total REA borrowing would rise to 1830500 with reserves and advance payments providing credit cushion.
Safety Service Director D W Kothe announced yellow one way arrows are installed below traffic lights on Second and Third streets to help drivers follow the flow. The signs aim to cut mishaps from motorists unfamiliar with the system causing wrong way turns and traffic awards.
LaGrange groups donate to the March of Dimes at a February meeting in the Veterans’ hall. Twenty four members plus four new enrollees and eleven children attended the luncheon. President Qleeva Archer led routine business and planned four monthly hostesses from September to June at the Vets’ farm. Cork craft was studied afterward.
The sixth annual Parade of Quar tets from Elyria will showcase top groups at Elyria High School auditorium. The Buffalo Bills quartet leads a lineup including Buzz Saws from Columbus and Four in a Chord from Cleveland, with Treble Tomes from Washington, Pa among the supporting acts. The event spotlights international champion status and regional titles in a night of barbershop singing.
Elyria and Lorain high school quartet winners join the Gay Blades and Mis-4-Tunes in a parade hosted by the Elyria Chapter Chorus conducted by Nelson T. Howe. Bills tour to Europe may repeat as armed services request a return. Tickets 1.35 dollars from local shops and banks.
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