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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1951
Page
9
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Higgins hosted guests in Fairview Village while families in Elyria Cleveland North Royalton and Amherst shared visits. Flower Show guests from Grafton and Belden club meetings plus blood typing plans and church events filled a busy local bulletin.
Seven children joined Dick Slack for his sixth birthday party hosted by his mother Mrs. Slack. Guests played games and included Sondra Sooy Sally Don Schriver Terry Jonasson John Kauffeld Kenny and Billy Olie and Mrs Dorothy Grills plus Mrs.
At South Amherst the father and son banquet honoring Washington's Birthday drew 65 guests. Centerpieces featured Mount Vernon Valley Forge and the Washington Monument with red candles. Alman Brocksicker managed decorations and the dinner was served by church ladies while Elmer Harris led song and the Rev Dale Riggs spoke.
Attendees including Rev J H Troup Edd Ayliffe Mrs Zella Calkins Miss Frances Perkins and Harold Lathrop gathered on Tuesday February 20 to funeralize Rev Thomas Short of Cleveland. William Dunn remains seriously ill at St Johns Hospital Cleveland. Wanda Blackert, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Blackert, is under medical care for rheumatic fever. Entertains Society reports about 25 members attended on Wednesday February 21 as Mrs Dean Morgan hosted the Missionary Society of the Baptist church at her home.
Provo police report a horse was slightly damaged in the rear when it jumped into the path of a car on U S highway 91. The car sustained a minor injury according to Chronicle Telegram dated Feb 28 1952. New England fishermen annually catch haddock about 141 million pounds valued at more than 4.6 million dollars.
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