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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1952

Page

8

Mobile X Ray Unit Visits Grafton Friday July 18

The Mobile Chest X ray unit will be in Grafton on Friday July 18 from 10 am to 6 pm at the Larsen Friary. Miss Mabel Kneessy will host the event and the unit will move to a new location later. The Lincoln County Tuberculosis and Health Association urges residents to take the free X ray to detect disease, with a 50 cent charge for the test.

Grafton Fridaay Moon Larsen Friary Mabel Knees Fam Ralah F Alboreh The Lorain Couriy Tuberculosis and Health Associatior Th.s Herselves

Enos Arnolds to Celebrate 50th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Enos Arnold of Finn street will celebrate their garden wedding anniversary Sunday July 20 with open house from 2 to 5 in the afternoon Mrs Arnold the former Louise Nuhn and Enos Arnold wed in St Marys Lorain by Rev Fr Johnson Their attendants were Cecelia Diedrick and the bride's brother Peter Nukn Both are now deceased They have two daughters Mrs Paul Saze of LaGrange and Mrs Howard Williams of Elyria Mrs Arnold 73 in fair health and her husband 71 in fair health He works daily at Ely via Foundry a moulder with 26 years seniority The Arnolds moved to Grafton from Lorain in 1920 from Larson Foundry.

Grafton iMr Enos Arnold Finn Street Arnold Louise Nuhn Fr Johnson St Marys Parish Lorain Cecelia Diedrick Peter Nukn Paul Saze LaGrange Howard Williams Elyria

4-H Club Projects Nearing Completion at Grafton

In GRAFTON the So-We-Sew Group Number Two, led by assistant Beatrice Schvorer, finishes dress projects with all dresses due by the next meeting. The talent contest date moves to July 22 with several girls planning to enter. Judging set for August 4 at 12:30 pm at the McGill home, where the next meeting will occur. Ruth Lynch presided Group Number One of Sa-We-Sew 4-H at the Methodist church. Karen Weaver named reporter in Pat Butler's absence. Members sewed tea towels aprons and blouses with advisors Mrs Clarence Metzger Mrs Robert Butler and Mrs Mary Muffley present.

Grafton Beatrice Schvorer Mc-Gill Ruth Lynch Methodist Church Karen Weaver Pat Butler Clarence Metzger Robert Butler Mary Muffley

Groboski Family Reunion in Grafton North Ridgeville

Sixty one Groboski relatives gathered at Karp Kiwanis in North Ridgeville on July 4 for a reunion. Attendees included Ed Groboski and others from Grafton and nearby towns, with extended members visiting from Ridgeville LaPorte Latrobe Fremont and Monrovia California.

Grafton Groboski Karp Kiwanis North Ridgeville Ed Groboski Lesa Groboski John Groboski Alfred Hall Harry Hall Joe Spanski Jack Kazmierczak Joe Tamcha Frank Kazmierczak William Frabotta Ridgeville Ozzie Poulson LaPort

Grafton Residents Return From Regional Trips

Mr and Mrs Clif ford McGill with Patty and Dick return from a two week motor trip through New England and Nova Scotia visiting Lunnenburg Lake Placid Bethlehem Pa and other sites. Mrs Lewis Klinect is hospitalized with pneumonia at Medina Hospital. Mr and Mrs Frank Charnisky are noted in local notices.

Grafton Clifford McGill Patty New England States Nova Scotia Tthey Lunnenburg Enroute Lake Placid Bethlehem Hal Hubbell Barnesville Fred Neitzel Richard Smith Howard Lake Minn Obitts Lewis Klinect Medina Hospital Frank Charnisky

Belden 3-H Club Visits County Farms

Belden 3-H Club met at Douglas Blackhall home with perfect attendance. Members wore new Tshirts for fair judging and learned clipping a dairy better. They visited farms at Rochester and Huntington, judged cattle, and heard a state ex mission specialist.

Belden Harry Rowand Rochester Prine C Rapking and Son Huntington McGies Lorain County Lehriver

Council 7 E Discusses Youth Of Nation

Grafton meeting of Farm Bureau Council 7 hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Buras focused on youth of the country and farming problems. A two course luncheon followed and the next session is set for August 8 at Mr and Mrs Elton Rising's home.

Grafton Farm Bureau Council Robert Buras Elton Rising

Grafton Church to Feature Guest Preacher

Worship service at the Grafton Methodist church Sunday July 20 will be held at the usual hour. The Rev. L E Rothrock of Cleveland will be the speaker. In the afternoon Homebuilders class will meet at Mrs Betty Cooper’s home at 4 30 pm with a wiener roast as a feature.

Grafton Grafton Methodist L E Rothrock Cleveland Betty Cooper Crook Street Chamberlain Road

Assumption Church Homecoming Set For August 17

GRAFTON The Altar Rosary Sodality will serve a spaghetti dinner from noon to 4 p.m. for Assumption church Homecoming Day on Sunday August 17. Lillian Fields chairs. Louise Hess assists. July 7 meeting covered reports. Father Bill thanked for June 8 anniversary dinner.

Helen McKean Kathryn Wilczak Florence Matusik Lillian Fields Virginia Schaefer Josephine Klingshirn Louise Hess Katherine Janosko Stella Janosko Irene Pasadyn Sodality Virginia Glowiski Elizabeth Szczepanski Helen Glowiski Ruth Groboski Clara Kasper

Belden Graduates Face Diverse Summer Paths

Spring Belden graduates pursue varied routes after graduation. Some take permanent jobs, others study or wait for college. Notes include residence and employment details for several graduates and their activities this summer.

Belden Carol Prout Alpha House Lindell Blvd St. Louis 8 Beulah Wise Pensacola Avenue Cleveland Spencerian Business Wiliam Goodman General Industries Elyria George Harrison Ford Allan Taylor Dorothy Alexander Pauline Avenue Columbus Wanda Kobac Phillips Drug Store Marilyn Dent

Sullivan Easter Star Picnic Brings 25 Members and Guests

Twenty five members and guests of the Past Matrons and Patrons Association of the Order of Easter Star gathered at the Fireman's hall Sunday for the annual picnic. Dinner was served at noon. Mrs. C R Irwin conducted the business session and Mrs. James' Cooner presented routine reports. Plans were made for the next meeting in October at Handyville in Nova and the Christmas party was discussed. Hostesses were Mrs. Edna Cole, Faye Evans, and Eva McAdoo. Briefs note Aubrey Ringler family fishing trip in Canada and Albert Archer visits in Cleveland with Mr and Mrs Kline. Walter Rook of Spencer visits Archer home.

Canada Albert Archer Kline Cleveland Walter Rook Spencer

Radio Speech Timing and Local Visit Notes

A radio listener may hear a speaker before listeners in the studio. Sound travels 1100 feet per second while radio waves travel at light speed. Norman and Dick Alexander return to ronto from a week with their aunt and uncle Tom Carey and wife in Lakewood. Joan and Joyce visit at home this week.

Ronto Ohio Norman Dick Alexander Norman Alexander Tom Carey Lakewood Joan Joyce

Farm Youth Hear Talks By Naval Reservists

Belden BFByC meeting drew twenty youths at the Belden town hall with two Naval Reserve Officers from Lorain Naval Reserve Training Center as guests. A film and Q A followed a short talk then recreation led by Gayle Klinect. Sarah Reynolds hosted.

Belden Bf.b.y.c Bob Flickinger Naval Reserve Lorain Naval Reserve Training Center Gayle Klinect Sarah Reynolds

Woman Drives Nails Into Pew During Sermon

In Millington Tennessee a churchgoer used her shoe to hammer in nails protruding from a pew while the pastor delivered a sermon causing a notable interruption at the service.

Massey Runs For State Railroad and Public Utilities Board

Lexington Tenn. candidate Jackson Massey seeks election to the state railroad and public utilities commission. He proposes a slogan aimed at low-cost communication, stating What this country needs is a good five cent phone call.

Lexington Tenn Jackson Massey State Railroad and Public Utilities ‘Commission

Miriam Miller Hosts Bakers Dozen Pumachle Club

Mrs Miriam Muller hosted the Bakers Dozen Pumachle July meeting in Grafton. Prizes went to Etta Mae Nesbett high score Mary Ann Evanoff traveling prize and Louise Lawson low. Evanoff received a secret sister gift. guests included Mary Lou Mole Etta Mae Nesbett Mariy Kirkpatrick and Virginia Hornbeck. In August the group will meet at Mrs Wilhelmine Metzger’s home.

Knechtges Reunion Held At North Olmsted Park

The twenty fifth Knechtges family reunion drew 735 attendees from Cleveland Ridgeville Elyria Avon LaGrange and Grafton at North Olmsted Park. Officers elected include Rev. James Flood president and Mrs Myles Knechtges secretary treasurer.

Grafton Knechtges North Olmsted Park Cleveland Ridgeville Elyria Avon, LaGrange and James Flood Myles Knechtges

Detectives Nab Teen, Pawnshop Suspects In Thefts

In New Haven Connecticut detective Anthony Popolizio, Fifteen minutes after learning a radio was stolen, spotted two men carrying it into a pawnshop. The quick proximity alert led to a rapid arrest and seizure of the stolen radio.

New Haven Conn Learing Anthony Popolizio

Cast Is Removed From Bobby Kauffelds Leg

Belden Bobby Kauffeld who fell in a barn weeks ago has had the short cast removed from the one set and is mending at his home at Kingsleys Corners. He will be glad to have his school friends call. Richard Fries, son of Mr and Mrs Neil Fries, is improving from rheumatic fever and is home able to be up a few minutes each day. Paul Carmel, second son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Carmel, is improving at Elyria Memorial Hospital following operative treatment. Miss Edna Klinect is confined to Medina Community Hospital. A G Gellalas has entered Crile Hospital for operative treatment.

Edna Klinect Medina Community Hospital G Gellalas Crile Hospital

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