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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1955

Page

3

Will Hold 2 Performances Ron Penfound Lends Hand To Church

Elyria area churched brings Captain Penny star Ron Penfound back home for St Jude bazaar three day event from July 15 to 17. Penfound will perform kiddieland shows including a Little Rascals film, while baby and photography contests attract families. The festival features thirteen booths, auctions, monastic delicacies, and a roast beef dinner, with Rev John McCaffery and co chairmen guiding about 150 workers.

Ron Penfound Elyria Captain Penny St. Jude Church WXEL Cleveland St Jude Auditorum Angland Sune Metera Marion Kremser Mary Troup Rena Bob Ledward Kentucky Ted Seward Ralph .Nichols Peter Shelleby John .McCaffery St lJude Rex John Chanty Hospital St Jude Elyrian Wil St Jude Church Elyna High School Penfound Radio Staton Weol

Fire Loss of $30,000 in Elyria for First Half 1935

Fire Chief W N Bates released midsummer figures showing 102 alarms and $30,000 in losses in Elyria from January through June 1935. Compared with 1934, 123 alarms caused $39,528 in losses, with details by building contents and factory incidents and several unnecessary alarms.

Elyria WN Bates Bates Elvia Elvina

Hidden Hearing Aid Pill Becomes Discreet Accessory

A marketing blurb touts a compact hearing device called Power Pill that doubles as a cigarette lighter accessory. Described as wearable in multiple discreet ways, the item claims to offer strong hearing enhancement and convenient wear, promoted by ACOUSTICON OF LORAIN at Seymours Jewelry in Lorain Ohio with a local phone contact.

Lorain Seymours Edwy Lerain Ohio

Dairymen Plan Area Meetings in Ohio

The Cleveland based Milk Producers Federation announces summer meetings led by Manager J W Hartsock. Topics include the federal milk marketing area extension into Lorain County, quota plans, a milk advertising program, and federation activities. Advisory Council member terms and schedule details are set for Wellington July 22 and Medina August 1.

Milk Producers ‘Federations Marketing Co Cleveland J W Hartsock Lorain County Cleveland Milk Producers Federation Advisory Council Wellington Hall Wellington Medina Congregationa

Ridgeville Club Hosts Meeting For 4H Camp Plans

Ridgeville-Moss home demonstration agent attended a Ridgeville Willing Workers meeting Friday with Althea Masny as hostess. Members planned a picnic for Aug 3 and discussed 4H camp preparations. Chris the Rusnak led entertainment, refreshments were served by the hostess.

Ridgeville Moss Losmonds Althea Masny Chrosthe Rusnak

Chatham Bible School Closes at Black River Church

Chatham CHATHAM Chathams Bible school at the Black River Church of the Brethren concluded Friday with backyard exercises. Attendance averaged 99 pupils nightly taught by 20 women. Refreshments followed in the church basement. Rainbow Class party at Congregational Church hosted by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Siman with 15 present. Sally Siman baptized Sunday morning, daughter of Mr and Mrs Siman. Ice cream social planned at Congregational Church Saturday night. Grandparents visit: Miss Murshy and Master Tommy Matthews with Mr and Mrs W Eghn in Greenwich.

Chatham Black River Church of the Brethren Rainbow Congregational Church Kenneth Siman Sally’ S Siman Miss Murshy Tommy Matthews

Coal loading machines empty 100-ton cars in a minute at Toledo

Six giant loading machines along Maumee Bay south shore in Toledo can dump a 100-ton coal car in one minute by lifting cars above ship holds and turning them nearly upside down to spill the coal into the hold.

Toledo O (i Maumee Bays

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