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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1952

Page

7

Vermilion River Overflow Prompts Lake Erie Inundation

River flooding from melting ice and springlike weather caused Vermilion River to overflow for more than a mile into Lake Erie. An ice jam south of the lake hindered water flow as boats and fuel tanks were swept into the lake. Numerous holiday gatherings and family visits occurred in the region with some residents hosting dinners amid flood concerns and damage.

Uffseason Ice Dean Carpenter Medina River Lake Erie Otto Deimlingen Ralph Schaeffer Cleveland Francis Harweddel North Ridgeville

Skipper Stays On Ship Threatened By Storm

London reports the American skipper, 31 year old Carlsen, remains aboard the listing freighter Flying Enterprise in the North Atlantic as gales lash the sea. A navy spokesman says winds rise to 46 knots while tow options dwindle and rescue vessels are engaged in other missions. Carlsen refused rescue attempts, determined to wait for tow or sink with his ship which could become salvage prize if abandoned.

London Pi Henrik K Carlson Woodbridge Flying Enterprise A.S. Naval Carlsen Jans

Suburban and Local Calendar Items and Club Meetings

Suburban listings show various group meetings in Olmsted and nearby towns including garden clubs, Kiwanis, churches, and elder associations. Activities include dinners, lectures, Bible classes, and social events scheduled for tonight and Thursday with times around 7:30 to 8 p.m. plus a dance at the Florence Grange hall in Birmingham.

NO. Olmsted — Garden Club NO. Olmsted — Trail Riders Town Hall Grafton Alter and Rosary Society Immaculate J Conception Laporte Wednnesday Ridgevile—Kiwanis Club Bess and Andy's NO. Olmsted Jstaff The Ascension Lutheran’ Church Muncie Ind Wil N. Olmsted —Kiwanis Board Kiam Moler James Peters N. Olmsted Wil- North Olmsted Congregational Nesses Ridgeville North Ridgeville Congregational Church Birmingham Florence Grange Florence Grange Hall

Amherst Couple Wed In Groom's Church

Amherst news reports the wedding of Betty Ritz to Charles Buchs at St. Peters and Penfield Junction Baptist in Amherst Lorain guests and church members attend. The bride and groom plan a Lake Ontario trip then reside on Crownhill Ave Amherst. The ceremony featured a double ring rite with wedding party including ushers, bridesmaids, and a flower girl. Both are graduates employed locally with ties to Amherst high school and St Peters church.

Belden Leon Lehman William Johnson Parma Charles Gest Howard Wise Frank Wise Herman Wise Amy Cambaugh Norbert Riendflisch Cleveland Frank Schriver Elsiea Schriver Ray Mills Hayesville Upper Sandusky Bert Nesbett Arej Marin Marvin Ryder Bernard Lanning Newark Florida Hawk Grace Schaefer Phc Lawrence Schaefer Armed Services Farrell Summers Japan Law City Walters See Sa James Essex Elyria Hattie Goodman Bert Faith Goodman Fort Worth Tex Anditists Ralph Rohrer Wadsworth Christian Church Texas Christian University Carl Bup Schmidt George Marty Bill Gary Mead Charles Swineford Amherst Betty J. Ritz Charles Berrington Paul Blair Jer Gert Ritzler Kolbe Mead Pamela Ritzier Douglas W. Buchs Elmer Buchs Eancarnations Lamont Beaver Serv Street St. Peter's Evangelical and Sons of Mary Hall Lorain Reformed Church Douglas Burt Penfield Junction Niagara Falls Crownhill Avenue Amherst High School Kline Penfield Junction Points Baptist Church Buchs Baelz-Barber St. Peter's Church Barbara Buchs Maid of Honor Bothi Bedice Grange Grange Hall Carol Siegfried Ann Eastern Stars Guiselman Donna Cole Stone City C. E Will Man Masonic Orchid Temple Amherst Hospital

Rotarian talk on German needs by Mensendiek

Robert Mensendiek former Larain college student spoke to Elyria Rotarians about aiding Germans to curb communism. He described Salzdetter region once allied with steel plants employing 70,000 during war, now down to about 8,000 with 19 to 25 year olds largely jobless. He credited Christ’s principles over force in fighting communism.

Elyria Rotarians Robert Mensendiek Larain College Mensendiek Salzetter Iron Curtain Germany Salzgetter World Council of Churches

Steel union delegates head for strike vote meeting

Atlantic City reporters say some 30 million CIO United Steelworkers headed for a crucial vote on President Truman's request to avoid an industry wide strike. Leaders led by CIO President Philip Murray planned sessions to decide whether to accept wage offers and delay walkouts while the Wage Stabilization Board probes demands for a 17 cent hourly pay hike and other concessions. The protest had been planned for 650,000 steel workers but was postponed by the wage policy committee as the convention convenes. Economic Stabilization officials stated price boosts are unlikely to be granted given last year’s earning record and Capehart costs.

Atlantic City CIO Trumac Philip Murray Morrow Priday Mc. Truman Steelworkers Executive Board Wage Policy Committee Wage Stabuization Board Moos Truman Murray Benjamin P. Fairless U.S. Steel Corp

Murphys Walk-Back After Hoax Exposed

POTTSTOWN Pa The Murphys who staged a dramatic walk from Kansas to seek aid have been exposed as part of a hoax. The narrative involved gifts money and offers from strangers while the family faced housing and financial strain. Authorities report the family may have prior hoax history and were found in Williamsport after the staged journey collapsed.

Cleveland, D E. A. Schwartz Pittsburgh Republic Steel Corp W. M. Kelley Schwartz M. Fr. Goetz Republic Cleveland Kansas Herry L. Allen, Jr Buffalo Murphy Jdistrict Ieres Murphys Frank C. Pete J Robert Lillibridge Balti Lillibridge Verish S7pany Steel Tol Jim Boston Boston Univers Hia Pottstown Raymong Kulps Penesgrove Philadelphia Williamsport Lilktbridge Sidney Omarr Newark N. J Baltixmore

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