Wellington Delivery Service Ad
Faith Ware promotes delivery service at 523 Barker Street with contact for orders and inquiries through Wellington.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1953
Page
15
Faith Ware promotes delivery service at 523 Barker Street with contact for orders and inquiries through Wellington.
Wellington police chief James West warns all dog owners to keep dogs under control and on leash at all times to curb incessant barking disturbing nights. If barking continues, he will notify the dog catcher.
Tonight and Monday many groups in Carlisle Belden Ridgeville Avon Lake and surrounding towns host meetings and events. Firefighter and PTA gatherings civic clubs scouts granges and craft groups list times from 1 p m to 8:30 p m with activities for students and adults. Local church and women’s organizations also present events in the schedule.
New York radio and television notes highlight Sloan Simpson choosing networks and pricing options, Darfuscelary and John Lestee from children's shows, a death in Manhattan, Dinah Shore TV deals, Jerry Lester on ABC panel, and NBC and CBS program moves. Rambles cover Broadway hopefuls, polo telecasts, and coverage complaints from the Inaugural Ball.
WNBK and Life Magazine plan a 13 week series opening with a live telecast from Republic Steel showing molten steel flowing to ingot molds. Subsequent programs cover GM Chavrelet plant, foreign-born training, blind school rehab, Cadillac Tank Plant, and local cultural life.
S P McNaught announces retirement after 41 years in temperance work. He began in 1911 in Indiana and has served as executive director of the Ohio Temperance League. He previously led Indiana and Iowa Anti-Saloon Leagues and studied law in Indianapolis.
An assistant attorney general of Indiana later becomes a field agent and attorney for the Indiana Anti-Saloon League. He then serves as superintendent for the Iowa League in 1923 and returns to Ohio in 1929 as league head. The organization later renames to Temperance League of America with him as executive director.
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