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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1954
Page
3
New York designer Mme Majeska suggests turning broken jewelry into fresh accessories. Clip-on earrings can embellish lapels or dresses, rings can become charm bracelets, tarnished bangles can be rewoven with yarn, and stray beads can decorate skirts and scarves.
The Golden Rule Bible Class of United Presbyterian Church held a Sunday luncheon at 442 West Tenth Street. Mrs. A. R. Chapman led invocation and business, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson spoke on Old Testament salvation, and the group planned a September 2 meeting. The note also recalls Michigan's 1870 milestone as the first major U.S. university to admit women.
Ace Brookes promotes pattern 7064 for a shoulder halter top and coordinating pieces. Includes tissue pattern and embroidery transfer in sizes Small to Large, with color embroidery ideas and a 1954 catalog offer from Alice Brooks Needlecraft.
Calendar notes various Thursday gatherings in Lorain and Elyria including Naval Reserve Wives groups, Merri-Ettes, church guilds, Bible class, Pilgrim Congregational Association installation, and local councils. Mentions Catholic Daughters, Photography exhibition in Belfast by Major Ivan Neill, and Brazil doubling some consumption taxes in Rio de Janeiro.
Chicago designer Merton L. Gershun unveils a pale pink lacquer modern bedroom set for American of Martinsville touted to flatter the wearer’s complexion and soothe the mind. He notes pink aids relaxation and sleep, while dust resistance and easy cleaning suit busy households.
Charles V. Schlairet of A. A. Schlairet Transfer Co says the state will not refund an axle-mile tax overpayment. He paid 234.80 on trucks leased from Milligan Inc and learned Milligan paid taxes on the same trucks. State officials confirm no provision in the new truck tax law allows refunds for excess payments.
Marian Martin pattern 9034 offers a sun dress and bolero in children's sizes 2 through 10. Easy, wash and wear designs require 1% to 5 yards fabrics 33 inches wide, with illustrated Sew Chart and complete sizing. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for first class mail to Pattern Dept. The Chronicle Telegram.
Licenses granted or associated with Lorain individuals including Roger Culig 1218 Sixth St shop clerk Anne Dahl 268 Marseilles Ave Richard Szalkiewicz 2559 Caro line Ave instrument repairman and Joann Skorupa 3225 Livingston Ave. Lorain.
Cooke warns iron or copper in cooking utensils or in water may cause brown gray or black colors in canned foods. Such color changes are not harmful though they may make the food less appetizing. 1954 Field Enterprises Inc. All rights reserved.
A fragmented text shows a father warning an older child about teasing and planning the picnic with the Smiths. The passage mentions punishment at home and a suggestion to ask other boys to join, implying a feud or coercive scheme during the outing.
NEW YORK INS reports a large number of Americans will buy air conditioners this year amid rising sales. The piece urges prospective buyers to assess needs, size, and utility costs, and to hire a qualified electrician to survey wiring before purchasing. It warns against illegitimate dealers and stresses buying from reputable dealers and understanding home wiring and water needs.
Chronicle text fragment from Elyria newspaper shows local items dated Friday July 2 1984. Readable notes reference community events and notices within Elyria and surrounding area in brief form.
The piece warns buyers to verify if delivery and service are included, noting many dealers provide a year's service. It explains modern units vary in form and can match decor, and cautions not to push the unit to extreme cold after installation.
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