Afton Kiwanis Club Hears Talk On 1 Percentism
Norman L. addressed the Grafton area Kiwanis club last night, calling the era of 1 percentism the era to forget yet cherish, and likened it to a broader world view. Reid is regional manager of Investors.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1950
Page
4
Norman L. addressed the Grafton area Kiwanis club last night, calling the era of 1 percentism the era to forget yet cherish, and likened it to a broader world view. Reid is regional manager of Investors.
Syndicate Cleveland Kiwanian and former Michigan lieutenant governor recaps five eras of American progress from 1623 to the present. He says life’s four traits are common sense confidence courage and decision. Officers report Hospital Drive over $1500 and March of Dimes progress. Kiwanis group heads to Sandusky tonight for Sixth Division lieutenant governor installation with Denis Ryan to be installed.
Tallahassee Florida Leon county police records marked the death of Grenville Baker, a New York multi millionaire once of Park Avenue society, as an unsolved mystery despite the probe being closed.
Sheriff Stoutamire and State Attorney Hopkins declare the Baker case closed after a fatal Jeep crash on the family plantation. Investigators found no clear shooter and questioned Thelma Griffin and Mr and Mrs Floyd Whiddon, with no decisive leads. Otis Hulbert laments missing Christmas at home after 16 years of festive rounds.
The records reveal Hulbert has been in the lockup for minor offenses and is typically out by New Year’s Day. In a separate note from the Chronicle-Telegram in Elyria Ohio dated January, railway tires and coal conversion efforts are mentioned as part of ongoing operations.
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