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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1954
Page
6
A brief Elyria Chronicle Telegram item dated July 1 1951 notes local happenings with a concise report style typical of mid century Ohio newspapers. It frames a single event or notices within the Elyria area for readers seeking quick civic or community updates.
President Eisenhower and Mamie marked their 38th wedding anniversary with a White House party for 95 guests including West Point classmates and wives. After dinner, the East Room featured a concert by an Air Force violinist and the Marine Band, playing nostalgic tunes from the couple’s courtship era.
The 94th reunion of old Henrietta schoolmates met on the school lawn Sunday with about 50 attendees. Dwight Page of Wellington led arrangements and Elsie Harley of Oberlin served as secretary. Out-of-town guests included Marion Dudley Patterson New Jersey and James Hesser Genoa among others. The group voted to disband and donate remaining funds to the Firelands Booster Club.
Bates Manufacturing Corp a major textile maker reported net income for the 24 weeks ended June 19 of 493 947 dollars equal to 24 cents a common share. This compared with 1 087 478 dollars or 58 cents a share in the same period last year.
New York VNS reports May sales of chain drug stores fell 2.61 percent from May 1953. The Pacific coast rose 3.7110 percent above 1953, and the West Central region gained 3.1 percent. All other areas posted declines.
Former President Harry S. Truman shows “substantial progress” in his health after a double operation on June 19. Doctors led by Dr. Wallace Graham are optimistic yet cautious about recovery. Mrs. Truman reports him “very much better” as he jokes about a Moscow prayer report and his memoirs.
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