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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1951

Page

7

Oberlin Men Placed Under Peace Bonds After Quarrel

Charles Albright and Robert Spotts of Oberlin involved in a Sunday quarrel. Albright fined 25 dollars plus costs and jailed 40 days for pointing a firearm and placed under a 250 dollar peace bond for one year. Spotts placed under a 200 dollar peace bond for one year. Albright claimed the gun was only to frighten Spotts. a 22 caliber rifle was used and one shot fired.

Charles Albright Locust Street Oberlin Robert Spotts South Park Street Albright James Horn Spotts

Clarksfield Honors Pink and Blue Shower for Bris Baker

Mrs. Kenneth Kinnel and Mrs. Laurence Kelley hosted a pink and blue shower for Bris Baker at the Williams home in West Clarksfield. Nineteen friends attended. Mrs Baker opened gifts after stunts and contests. Jack Baker of New London and the couple’s daughter Sandra Lee, born July 11 at New London hospital, weigh six and a half pounds.

Clarksfield Kenneth Kinnel Laurence Kelley Jack Baker New London R. B. Williams West Clarksfield Baker Sandra Lee New London Hospital

Surprise shower honors Mrs. James Heininger at Clarksfield hall

The Clarksfield Ladies Aid hosted a Thursday afternoon shower for Mrs. James Heininger at the Community hall with a business session led by Mrs. J Welch. Guests included church members, ministers, and 27 attendees, plus a stork centerpiece and pink blue decor.

Clarksfield James Heininger Emma Byron Cora Hayes Elroy Hayes Gene Lucas Carl Selzer Heininger Welch Wayne Hofstatter Jean Wargo Joan Rafferty Gilbert Merrill West Clarksfield Charles Tousley Norwalk Grange E. Oo. Burkholder Townsend Grange FE. O. Burkholder New London Hospital Annex Loren D. Hynes State Grange Byron Frederick John F. Dowler Willis Franklin Henry Sanford Dell Byron Byron Forest Fletcher Ben Stober Trees Ben Booth Lowell Gray Grange I

Barrymore Jr Faces Stage Fright Fails In Chicago

Hollywood note: John Barrymore Jr. quits The Hasty Heart due to stage fright becoming the first Barrymore to walk out on a lead role. Aunt Ethel condemns the act while John defends his stance saying he protects the family name. The piece recounts family tradition of not admitting illness and past showbiz tragedies within the clan.

Hollywood John Barrymore, Jr Barrymore Chicago Ethel Barrymore Ethel John John Drew Lionel John, Sr Rudy Vallee

Points for Parents Not This for Mother

A fragment relays a child’s remark urging a mother to imitate Aunt Martha’s sociable presence. The note contrasts quiet behavior with an aunt who dominates social settings, hinting at family dynamics and expectations.

Daughter compares to Aunt Martha and mothers acceptance

By Edyth Thomas Wallace a daughter wishes to resemble Aunt Martha while a mother replies that being herself is better. The piece argues accepting children as they are boosts self confidence and that constant comparison harms it.

Aunt Martha

Atlantic City gambling to be aired in Senate hearings

The Senate crime committee will hold open hearings in Washington on gambling in Atlantic City with more than 20 witnesses including politicians police and gamblers. The committee says open gambling is present and city officials know the activity and protection for racketeers exists. The event may be televised and followed as part of national coverage.

Atlantic City N. J Senate Crime Committee Washington Richard C. Moser

Guthman Reunion Held At West Ridge On Fourth Of July

Mr and Mrs Martin Huebner hosted the Guthman reunion with 33 guests at their West Ridge home. A picnic under elms featured boating fishing swimming quoits and baseball. Attendees came from California New York Cleveland Lorain Parma Oberlin Elyria and nearby areas. The next reunion is set for July Fourth 1952 at the Martin Guthman home. Fred Guthman of Cleveland visited the Huebners last weekend. Additional notes mention parish church events and local visits around Elyria and surrounding towns.

Linwood Park August Hauer St. Joseph’s Hospital Lorain Harold Spieke James Korkas Korkas Saidusky Bay Village C. Stickler Roger Richards John Richards Richards Blanche Nancy Richards Pennsylvania Henry Pallas St. Paul's Church West Ridge Guthman Martin Huebner California New York Cleveland Parma Oberlin Elyria Martin Guthman Huebner Fred Guthman Harrison Peters Legion of St. Mary of St. Mary's Paul Cohl Louis Kollie Srentake Harlan Shepard Shepard

Ohio News Briefs Collected Short Items From Columbus

Franklin county probate estimates the Wallick estate at fifty thousand dollars with wife Martha Obetz Wallick and son L Duane Wallick set to share. Farm Bureau Insurance picnic at Buckeye Lake feeds over a ton of ice cream to three thousand workers. Five Ohio Army Reserve companies head to Fort Knox for summer training, two from Columbus plus others from Lancaster Zanesville and Newark. Akron reports the polio cases under treatment at Children’s Hospital.

United Press Columbus L. ©. Wallick Deshler Wallick Franklin ‘County Wallick Wi ‘Dow Martha Obetz Wallick L. Duane Wallick Amherst N. H Farm Bureau Insurance Companies Buckeye Lake Ohio Ft. Knox Lancaster Zanesville Newark

Local hospital reports two new cases raising total to nine

Two more cases admitted bring the hospital total to nine. The latest patients include a woman from Barberton and a boy from Mingo Junction. Last year six cases were under treatment at the same time. Nearby, Kyle Batter, 17, drowned in Mill Creek near Bellefontaine yesterday.

Barberton Mingo Junction

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