Amherst Avenue Club Hosts Meeting at Charles Kenseigh Home
The Amherst Avenue Club met at the Charles Kenseigh home with assistant hostesses Jeanette Emmer ich Mildred Walker and Nancy Easer. Officers remain led by Dora Barris as president with Ann Heusser vice president Ethel Lambie secretary and Helen Stevens treasurer. Cards and refreshments followed with honors to Mrs Barris Ilona Maxwell and Mrs Hetus ser.
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Charles Kenseigh
Jeanette Emmerich
Mildred Walker
Nancy Easer
Dora Barris
Ann Heusser
Vce
Ethel Lambie
Helen Stevens
Barris
Ilona Maxwell
Hetusser
Betty Jones
Marie Jones
Florence Gratz
Helen Eblert
Lucy Roemer
Iona Maxwell
Mary Zuspam
Margaret Riechenze
Paul Rainey
Marion Club
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Morris Jones
Robert West
Clifford Anthony
Paul Hoffman
Anthony
George Knipp
Wellington News Roundup and Local Club Announcements
Wellington residents hear from son Cpl Herald L. R. Smith in Germany who expects possible return near February first after two years abroad. Kiwanis names new committee chairs and plans January 8 installation. district events set for January 17 in Elyria. Eas Cooper Junior Club holds Christmas party with 12 members and guest. briefs cover staff movements and a newborn death at Lodi hospital. Church notices, coming events, and Wellington Stockholders details wrap the page.
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Herman Smith
Adams Street
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L. R. Smith
Germany
Cpl Smith
Kiwanis Committee
Arthur Mason
Arthur Furnish
Arthur Binder
William Whiton
Belden Cowles
Howard Hilliker
Paul Wilkinson
Walter Harris
Wallace Bear
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John T. Duff
Virgil Peterson
Howard Kime
Harry Hyman
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Thomas Liggett
Clarkson Brown
Elyria
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G. A. R Memorial Hall
Blanch Gill
Lettie Stevick
Anna Sorensen
Santa Claus
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Henry Ramser
Roanoke College
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Roy McCormick
Karkeek
Greencastle
Ind
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Bennett Street
Lodi Hospital
Sharon Lee
John Tupolinski
Church of the Nazarene
Lodi
John Topolinsk
Wessell
William Tedrick
Welling
Eisenhower Schedules Fifteen Appointments Today
President elect Eisenhower, rested after New Year with family, starts in augural schedule with fifteen engagements. Early calls include Walhere Buckner of Reynolds and Company at the Commodore Hotel and meetings with Sidney Weinberg and George Yeh. Additional expected visitors include Maj. Gen. Raymond McLain, John Foster Dulles, and Gov. Val Peterson.
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Eisenhower
John S. Doud
John S. Eisenhower
David Dwight
Barbara Anne
Susan
Walhere Buckner
Reynolds and Company
Commodore Hotel
Sidney Weinberg
Citizens For
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China
United Nations
George Yeh
Webster Todd
Republican Finance
New Jersey
Spros P. Skouras
Yeh
Edward L. R. Elson
National Presbyterian Church
Washington
Raymond McLain
John Foster Dulles
Val Peterson
Nebraska
Chester town faces two mill tax hike to cover $7,000 settlement
In Chester Connecticut town funds, Wayne S Patrick sued for 25 000 after a May accident on a softball field. A town meeting approved a 7 000 out of court settlement and the finance board chair estimated a two mill tax increase to cover the appropriation.
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Chester. Conn
Wayne S Patrick
Ashland publisher recalls roofing mix up during storm
Fred Koehl of Ashland publisher concedes readiness for any storm. He was baffled by a new roof installed while he was away when a bill arrived. The roofing firm had reportedly gone next door and Koehl notes his old roof was in perfect condition.
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Fred Koehl
Ashland Publsher
Ken Adaress
P.S. Koehi
Radio And Television News Roundup From 1953 Era
New York notes show Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis seeking TV contract exits to focus on films and clubs. Bergen’s Operation Santa Claus spreads 50,000 gifts across 30 hospitals. Lowell Thomas plans South America trip. NYC College seeks own TV channel with FCC. Sugar Ray Robinson to appear on Jackie Gleason Show. NBC sees All-Star Revue dropped for cost. The Goldbergs returning live TV soon. Robert Cummings’s assault charges dropped by deputy who claimed a near collision. At least 200 U.S. TV stations by year end. 123 already broadcasting daily. About 6.5 million TV sets forecast in 1953, vs. over 7.5 million radios. Bill Hayes joins Me and Juliet. leaves Sid Caesar show in March. Time suing TV Time over trademark. NBC readying Korea star package. Tales of Tomorrow becomes radio feature. Sherwood to write NBC play. Jane Russell’s husband Bob Waterfield discussed in TV interview. Korea front lines hear Sinatra records. Bing Crosby Christmas card circulated. Dietrich’s Cafe Istanbul moves to CBS radio slot Jan 15. Dana Andrews’ FBI radio series blocked by Warner Bros. Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz offered Policewoman film. Shirley Temple turns down telefilm offers. Madison Square Garden reports boxing attendance down 50%. Mark Hellinger material sold. Reagan and Nancy debut on Ford Theatre. Break The Bank tickets offered outside ABC studio. Bob Hope’s Colgate Comedy Hour to feature road-film clips. The Range Rider star is stuntman Jack Mahoney.
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Warden Says Convicts Must Think Right for Rehab
Fort Madison Penitentiary Warden Percy Lamson states rehabilitation requires inmates to think properly. He notes many learn welding in prison and secure good jobs after release, but warns some fail to follow the right mindset.
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Fort Madison
Percy. Lamson
Welding expert travels to Minnesota for risky cut
A brief note records a welder using five years of knowledge to travel to Minnesota and perform a four inch safe breach by cutting a hole. The item highlights the risky act and the location involved.
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Minnesota
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