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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1955
Page
19
Investors eyeing Broadway shows receive a breakdown for a musical comedy titled Fair Haired Boy seeking $200,000 in $4,000 units. The prospectus outlines royalties, a sinking fund, 50-50 profit split with producers after recoupment, and detailed weekly operating costs.
North Fairfield Juvenile Grange cited by state for top notch status among ten. Grange earned a redwood gavel from Mrs. Lucille Frederick, Ohio State Grange Juvenile matron, for activities including community service and at home accident program. Five new members joined, two members won prizes locally, and the group placed second at the Ohio State Fair.
North Elyria Grange Hustlers met at Nelle Edwards home for a tureen dinner. President Bula Starkey opened with readings. Pauline Billingsley won the white elephant. A donation to the polio fund was approved and committees appointed for the coming year. A luncheon dinner was planned with details to be announced.
Television program listing highlights a segment titled One Habit That Pays Off In BELLS linked to the Building Your E S T Christmas Club and a playful jab at AVON DAE with a subtitle On fake Real.
Hollywood report notes Marilyn Monroe remains off screen as 20th Century Fox debates her return. Directors warn a long absence risks being forgotten while she eyes new ventures in oil and television, with industry figures split over prospects for a comeback.
Henrietta Firelands High School hosts the fourth weekly adult farmers meeting at 8 pm. The topic is Farm Accounts and Bookkeeping to simplify records and aid income tax and Social Security forms. Open to all Firelands District farmers. others may attend.
The January meeting at Mae Smith’s home opened with reading from the Bible and the Lord's Prayer. President Rita Starkey led the gathering which included a dessert course and a white elephant prize awarded to Iona Sanders. Plans for the year were made, and Mary Jean Gould and Mae Smith were honored birthday guests receiving gifts. The next meeting is set for February 9 at 1 p.m. at Rita Starkey’s home.
Berkeley scientists report a historic advance in growing human cells on glass enabling multi generation cultivation. Led by Dr. Relda Cailleau and Dr. Paul L. Kirk, the team credits Elsa M. Bucer and others, with federal and state support fueling polio and cancer research developments. The method promises a new tool for biochemical study and broad experimental use.
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