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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1953
Page
7
U S Steel reported 1952 net income of 124.29 million, 4.56 a share, down from 1951 due to a 55 day strike. Fourth quarter net rose to 48.13 million, 1.60 a share, with record fourth quarter sales. The 7 5 cent dividend was declared for common stock payable March 10.
Ten years ago J A Annable of Oberlin was named field agent for the county civilian defense to coordinate township units and prep the area blackout. Pre induction courses for Elyria High senior boys were to be offered in the second semester to improve Army readiness with the physical fitness course becoming compulsory.
The Amherst Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home with Grant Keys from Elyria as speaker on Communism in our country state and town. Twenty one members attended with five guests. Misses Muller Moebius and Franklin hosted.
A home guide explains methods to correct warped wood like doors and table tops. Use weights and wedges on doors or clamps on tabletops, applying gradual pressure over days to realign fibers. Send repair questions to Mr. Cobb for future columns.
A mother and father discuss whether to alter their prior plan for their daughter to go with the girls. They agree any change requires both parents, not one alone.
Deeds served the refreshments. The Boy Scout Troop Committee will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the town hall. The Married Couples Class meets at St Peters Church at 6 30 p.m. Henry Jenkins speaks on Given by Adoption. Josateens election of officers follows St Josephs instructions for public high school students at 7 30 p.m. Sunday school teachers and officers of First Evangelical United Brethren meet at 7 30 p.m. The church council winter meeting of Congregational church at 7 30 p.m. in social rooms. Hospital admissions list several Amherst and Lorain residents. Birth announced for a daughter to Mrs Ovela Jacobs Amherst.
Edison Parent-Teacher Association executive board met at Mrs Warren Church's home with Mrs Eugene Eddy presiding. Recommendations were prepared for the next PTA meeting. Mrs Bernard Whale announced Mrs George Tulk will be guest speaker at the Founders Day event on February 4.
The Ladies Aid Society of Brownhelm Evangelical and Reformed Church meets tomorrow for a tureen luncheon at 1 pm. The events include Valentine parties for each class held at the teachers' homes, with luncheon tomorrow at Paul Snider’s home.
Members and various committee chairmen attended a meeting hosted by the hostess. After a dessert course, the group adjourned to reconvene next with Mrs. Norman.
A fragment notes Stark at 137 Emerson Court with a February timestamp. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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