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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1953
Page
4
Washington hosts a two section inaugural ball ending a three day jubilee after 20 years of political frustration. Eisenhowers attend with Kefauver and other figures as crowd mingles amid formal dress and bandleaders despite late start and fire law tensions.
The Lake Superior Iron Ore Association reports January 1 stocks at blast furnaces and Lake Erie docks reached 45,171,753 tons, up from 43,710,659 a year earlier. December steel mill consumption stood at 3,219,924 tons, down from November and from December 1951. The group also noted six additional items in its release.
Mrs June E Alexander operates Amherst News and Delivery Service from 172 Franklin Ave offering local newspaper delivery with phone contact at 3611.
Aliss Jean Manneil bride-elect of Robert Marlowe of Amherst was honored in a third shower hosted by Sky-Lark club at Muss Joann Horn’s Lorain home. Attendees included Mrs. Max Schareina and others. prizes went to Jean Manwell Lois Williams and Loretta Borowicz. BPW Club to meet for dinner and installations follow. Inauguration viewed at school with no TV sets installed. A cheeky item from Worcester Massachusetts reports a bum search by a draft board. The Huguenot Church of Charleston holds a retentive form of worship in America.
Announcement from Mrs. Margaret Sherwood Wakeman states Kathleen Lois Sherwood will wed Paul Howsman of New London. Kathleen, Wakeman High School 1951 graduate, works for Bendix Westinghouse Airbrake in Elyria. Paul, New London High School 1949 graduate, served three and a half years in the Medical Corps including time in the US Japan and Korea.
After his discharge on May 23, 1952, Mr. Howsman returned to New London and became affiliated with his father in the family bakery, resuming work in the business.
Members of the U B S heard Mrs. C S Winter recount New Year customs in China Japan Hebrew Hindu German and American traditions at the regular North Ridgeville meeting. The event began with introductions by program chair Mrs R Spirek followed by a luncheon for 32 served by Mes games J Spirek R McVegh H McVeigh A Wimpenny W Moore H Stacey and Hays. Potted plants adorned the table and Mrs H Carpenter led devotions before President Mrs R Preentel conducted the business portion.
The congregation schedules its annual meeting for Sunday afternoon January 23. Mrs. W K Johnson announces monthly fundraising projects starting February to support the fall bazaar. Members will make a gift apron and embroidered pillow cases with personal material, to be donated in ten gift boxes. The church pledge will continue. Mrs. R Redston spoke on resolutions.
Eleven months after burglars took 3000 in U S savings bonds from attorney Fred D. Huffner, the bonds were found hidden in his mailbox when he retrieved his Sunday paper. The thief had not reformed and had stolen the paper.
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