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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1952
Page
6
Advice on diagnosing imaginary heart trouble urges action over wishful thinking. It recommends avoiding anxious influences, limiting heavy media, embracing relaxation, moderation in smoking and alcohol, and taking vacations while consulting a doctor for real guidance.
A collection of humorous vignettes about a boastful Indiana marksman famous for legends of prowess, a diner joke about optimism and pessimism, and an Ozark elder seeking sleep in Crane Missouri. The pieces reflect Cerf’s 1952 syndicated humor style.
In Spencer the Liberty Bell Temple of Pythian Sisters marked its thirty fifth anniversary since its May 1 1917 founding with a Tuesday dinner for 29 members. Fay Walters led an after dinner program honoring charter members. Emmaline White noted as first most excellent chief who will turn ninety one in August.
The Rev Harold Brabon and family depart July 2 by plane for Quayaquil Ecuador to serve as missionaries, remaining in Medellin Colombia until a home is found. They spent time at Winona Lake before leaving for New Orleans on June 29. The Brabons are joined by relatives and friends in Litchfield and nearby towns as they prepare for their posting.
The fragment notes traits for people born on Friday July 11, describing idealism peace loving nature and preference for harmony at home. It mentions strong family loyalty, discipline toward outsiders yet softness toward family, vigor magnetism and wit. It ends with advice that men would do well in public life.
Mrs. Helen East erday and her relatives visited in Mesopotamia during the July 4 weekend. Several local families hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. John Nagele and Mrs. Bowen. Various social visits and travels are noted among residents, with trips to New York and Canada mentioned.
Nova high school class of 1932 gathered for a 20th reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tedrow. Eva Campbell was absent. A noon picnic, social games, and dessert followed a day of visiting with members and families.
Kipton resident Richard Myers son of Mr and Mrs William Myers stationed at Cherry Point S C has been promoted to Sergeant. Also notes of July 4 visits and local gatherings include the Merrill family, Calkins at Elyria, Leninger family in Altoona and Roaring Spring, Turmen guests in Elyria, Lathrop families in Michigan and Oberlin, and the new Kipton Community church pastor Ralph Leonard. The Camden Baptist church Sunday school annual picnic is planned for Friday evening with a six oclock picnic supper. The Rev J H Troup spent July 4 at Kelleys Island.
In East Hampton Connecticut Paul OConnell a barber and fire marshal started shaving a client when a brush fire broke out. He left quickly to tackle the flames leaving the job incomplete.
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