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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1953
Page
21
Cora M Shepard based at 523 Barker Street offers delivery service. Call Faith Ware for orders and arrangements.
Wellington police chief James West warns dog owners to keep pets on leash or under control at all times. barking at night must be curbed or a dog catcher will be called. Community notices include local club meetings and a Wellington PTA program with speakers from Cleveland and Kent State University.
Suburban communities list events for Carlisle Belden Ridgeville Avon Lake and Camden with PTA meetings fraternal clubs sports and youth activities. Highlights include Ridgeville Grange oyster supper seven to eight pm and Avon Lake Scouts noon meeting at Erieview School with various clubs and church gatherings noted.
Sloan Simpson can choose between radio or television networks and set her price as part of ongoing industry maneuvering. The column notes numerous industry figures and programs including Darfuselarly, Joe Leste, Dinah Shore, Ray Bolger, and Frank Sinatra in various TV and radio projects amid network promotion and coverage critiques.
The first program in a 13 week local series with Life Magazine will air on WNBK in Northern Ohio. A direct telecast from Republic Steel will show molten steel flowing into ingot molds. Subsequent episodes cover General Motors Chavrelet plant work and community life. Edward Wallace of WNBE teases a living economy drama.
S P McNaught announces retirement after 41 years in temperance work. He began in 1911 in Indiana and rose to executive director of the Ohio Temperance League. He previously led the Indiana and Iowa Anti Saloon Leagues and joined the movement while in law school in Indianapolis.
An assistant attorney general in Indiana later became a full time fighter of what he called the "Hauor traffic." He served as field agent and attorney for the Indiana Anti-Saloon League, then its superintendent. He led the Iowa League in 1923 and Ohio League in 1929, guiding the Temperance League of America after 1947 as executive director. The piece notes a naive audience in Raga Sudan viewing a film about local government in England.
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