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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1952
Page
10
A Houston police report describes burglars awakening in a hotel room where a man found his artificial leg on the floor and a wallet missing $35. The leg was scrawled in the room suggesting a confusing scene as investigators checked for clues.
New York reports blueberry harvests at a peak in July but weather reduced size and quality this season. The Blueberry Institute notes still ample supply for national appetite and shares three tested recipes Berry-Peach Whip Blueberry Ice Cream Ice Box Cake with preparation steps and substitutions. Also noted are Amherst school board rental of social rooms, nominating committee for October elections, and a baptism at St. Pauls Lutheran church for Gladys Ann Price with guests from nearby cities.
In Sydney, Dr H Wilson links TB among many girls to skipping meals and wasting lunch hours on luxuries. He echoes Dr Andrew Topping on parties and dresses draining vitality, noting nearly half of clinic patients admit they lack time to eat breakfast.
Delia Bechtel and Nelli Wilker will be American Legion Auxiliary delegates to the Lorain convention on July 17 with Dora Miller and Doris Sanders as alternates. A luncheon precedes at Hotel Anters. Carnival committee named with Ann Krieg Marge Smith Dora Miller and Doris Sanders. Edna Vollmer to speak at Girls State at August 26 meeting. Ruth Brown chairs publicity. Next meeting hostesses Anita Womack Delia Bechtel Jerry Gerber Christine Walker. Bride elect Bernice Baucom shower hosted by Mrs Custer Allen with about 100 guests. Willard Mengel reports to district synodical convention at Fort Wayne. Rev Roland C. Basse also spoke at St Pauls Lutheran meeting.
Warwick Massachusetts residents report the post office has lost its wheels as the facility was moved from a trailer to the village general store.
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