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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1954

Page

5

Belden Family Welcomes Third Son Entering Armed Services

Pvt. E.2 Charles Tripphahn, 19, of Belden, after medical training at Camp Pickett Va is assigned to a hospital on the west coast. He joined the service September 8 the third Tripphahn son to serve in a decade. Brother Martin served four years aboard ship in World War I Melvin also served in the Navy with a bailout during training at Grosse Ile Mich. He was seriously injured and spent a year in a California naval hospital. Chuck graduated Belden High School in 1952 and home farms State Route 30 pending reassignment to U S 503527148671 ASU Reassignment Station Fort Lewis Wash.

Grafton Charles Tripphahn Walter Tripphahn Belden Camp Pickett Pvt Tripphahn Martin Pacific Melvin Navy Grosse Isle Mich Naval Hospital California Chuck Belden High School U. S ASU Fi Lewis Wash

KLINECT MEATS Custom Butchering Processing For Home Freezers

Local butcher offers custom processing for home freezers with fresh beef options. services include bulk orders, link and smoked beef by side or quarter, and corned beef preparation. phone contact provided for orders and inquiries.

Gerald Overy Honored By Parents At Party

Gerald Overy, recently inducted into the U S Army and sent to Fort Knox Kentucky on January 12, was honored at a farewell party hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Overy. About 30 relatives attended and presented gifts as the evening featured socializing and refreshments. He is the second Overy son to enter service in three months, following A B Carl Overy who left October 28 and is stationed at Sampson Air Base Geneva New York.

Grafton Gerald Overy U. S. Army Fort Knox Fred ‘Overy Gerald Overy A. B. Carl Overy Sampson Air Base Geneva N. Y

Two Guests Attend Pinochle Club Meet

Mrs. Janice Henning and Mrs. Virginia Hornbeck attended the Baker's Dozen Pinochle Club meeting at Mrs. Mary Lou Wolfe's home. Prizes went to Mrs. Vivian Jantz for high score and Mrs. Hornbeck for low, with Jantz also taking the traveling prize. The hostess served a salad course, and Mrs. Treva Fulton will host the next meeting.

Margery Grills Chooses Jan 30 As Wedding Day

GRAFTON Margery E Grills bride elect of E Max Houston has picked Saturday January 30 for the wedding. The couple will wed at Eaton Church of Christ with Rev E C Young officiating. Miss Grills is daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert J Grills of North Island Road Graf ton. Fiance is son of Mr and Mrs Brown Houston of Capel Road Graf ton RD 1. A surprise shower for the bride to be drew twenty five guests at Eaton Grange hall with Charades and Double or Nothing. Hostess Miss Nancy Filmer served sandwiches coffee and ice cream. A decorated bride's cake graced the refreshment table.

Grafton Margery E. Grills E. Max Houston Eaton Church of Chrst E. C. Young Miss Grills Robert J. Grills North Island Road Brown Houston Capel Road Eaton Grange Hall Nancy Filmer

Loyalty Class Meeting At Trembath Home

The Loyalty class gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs Thomas Trembath’s Trembath home with the president reading a brief poem titled Trust and Faith to open the meeting. Devotions followed including Psalm 92 and part of St Matthew chapter five.

Grafton I Thomas Trembath St. Mathew

David Thompson Recovering At Home After Injury

Mrs Tewksbury of New York City visitors and Miss Carol Tewksbury Oberlin student staying at the Thompson home. Thompson injured in a December 20 fall but regaining health though still confined home. Local social notes record Sunday visits and family gatherings including Mrs Ross Stuart and Mr JB Smart family, Elria visitors Harry Dunlap, and other gatherings. February meeting planned with Mrs Cora Durkee.

Grafton Mr. Tewksbury New York City David Thompson Carol Tewksbury Oberlin College Thompson Ross Stuart RB. J. Smart Judy Bull Stronts- Wille Harry Dunlap Elria K. C. Cook Penny Paul Floyd Zacharias Elyria R. D. Fulton Robert Brubaker Daughters West Salem L. G. Bruhn Charles Wenner St. Loui

Dayton girl urged for Young American Bravery Medal

Gov. Lausche recommends six year old Janet Cotterman of Dayton for the Young American Medal for Bravery after she saved her 21 month old sister from a fire. Janet carried her sister to safety, then alerted her mother as flames surrounded the auto trailer home.

Columbus Frank J. Lausche Dayton Janet Cotterman Brantwood School Janet Con

Avon Council Names Officers And Committees

Avon council selected William Gates as president and placed A West as village solicitor. Leo Smith became street commissioner, Lloyd Wearsch building inspector, with Linus Tomlin and William Cummings on various duties. Committees formed include road safety cemetery building lands rules and ordinance relief and utility with multiple assistants. The council also chose Elyna Savings and Trust as village depository and approved bill payments. Prices of flour and bread were freed from government control in Fiji.

AVON Avon Council William Gates A. West Vilage Lioyd Wearsch Bulding Leo Smith Gerok Weiss Linus Tomlin William Cummings Joe Keller Mayo Wood Tomlin Wood Laverne Pickering Keller Pickering Cummings Resolutions Committee Gates Elyna .Savings and Trust Company Fiji

Janet Lausche honored for safety salute in Ohio

Governor Lausche congratulated Janet on a safety lesson remembered during Fire Prevention Week. A ceremony at Mad Rover Township Fire and Rescue Department drew about 1,000 people as the governor praised the brave girl who followed safety teachings and did not run. The event included a letter from the governor noting future good deeds.

Lausche Janet Mad Rover Township

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