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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1952

Page

3

Election At Washington Avenue Church Of Christ Board Members Named

The annual meeting elected Ralph V. Carr as chairman and Dr. Robert Stevenson as vice chair, with Doris Edwards clerk and numerous elders deacons and trustees announced. The evening opened with a thr teen dinner and group singing as the Bethany Choir performed under Mrs. Meng.

Washington Avenue Tary Edward Schwaegerle Bruce Alexander Building Fund Edward ‘Schwaegerle E. W. Baird Ralph Cole Fellowship Hall Giles Ray Fred Meng Raymond Brunger Joyce Meredith View Church Bethany Choir Meng

Engagement of Theresa Marley to Harold E Hartman

Mr and Mrs Frank Marley of 131 South Mill announce the engagement of their daughter Theresa to S N Harold E Hartman son of Mr and Mrs Thurston Walsh of Homerville formerly of Wellington The wedding date is not set Theresa graduated Wellington High School in 1951 and works in the Wellington Sterling Foundry office Hartman attended Wellington schools served three years in the Army before joining the Navy last Fall

Wellington Frank Marley South Mill Street Theresa S. N Harold E. Hartman Thurston Walsh Homerville Miss Marley Wellington High School Wellington Sterling Foundry Seaman Hartman Army Navy

Record Tourism Season Seen Ahead for 1952

Detroit based travel head Harry N. Rogan of the Automobile Club of Michigan predicts a record 1952 tourist season driven by paid vacations for 42,000,000 U.S. workers and a $12 billion domestic travel spend. The survey indicates many motoring vacationers will travel 600 miles or more and stay in motor courts or hotels. Major sights like Grand Canyon Blue Ridge Parkway Smoky Mountains and Yellowstone are expected to draw millions of visitors.

Detroit Automobile Club of Michigan Harry N. Rogan United States Rogan Grand Canyon Blue Ridge Parkway Great

Points for Parents by Edyth Thomas Wallace

A mother offers practical guidance on easing children from play or tears with brief warnings. She suggests a simple limit like five more jumps before ending an activity to yet preserve a positive ending for the outing. The advice emphasizes gentle boundaries to avoid abrupt disappointment.

Delores Rook Engaged to James Irish of Wellington

Announcement states Delores Ann Rook daughter of Mr and Mrs Clark Rook of 264 North Main street Wellington is engaged to James Irish son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Irish of 134 Magyar street Wellington. Both graduates of Wellington High school class of 1950 and 1948 respectively. Irish is with the Ohio National Reserves and partners with Mr Rook in business. No wedding date announced.

Wellington Delores Ann Rook Clark Rook North Main Street James Irish Floyd Irish Magyar Street Rook Wellington High School Ohio National Reserves

Oath of Office Pledge to Preserve and Defend the Constitution

The Constitution specifies the President shall take an oath or affirmation. It states the president will faithfully execute the office and, to the best ability, preserve protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.

The United States

Adams Wins House Vote After 1824 Election

Andrew Jackson led with 155,872 popular votes and 99 electoral votes while John Quincy Adams had 105,321 votes and 83 electoral votes. Jackson failed to reach a majority, and the House of Representatives elected Adams.

Andrew Jackson John Quincy Adams Jackson House of Representatives Adams

Travel Cost Estimate for 300 Mile Daily Car Trip

A traveler cites expenses around 22 dollars per day for a 300 mile car journey. The estimate covers food lodging gas and oil with no extras included.

Birmingham Woman Celebrates 90th Birthday Saturday

Mrs. Lillie Siggens of Chapel Street Birmingham will turn ninety on July 19. The observance will be quiet due to ill health, though she expects greeting cards from relatives and friends. Born in New York City, she lived in Erie county since age four and widowed in 1926 with six children.

William John Charles Gerber Harold Appeman Florence William Grime Lorain Siggens Vermilion-Savannah Road Erwin Peasley Birmingham Methodist Church

Landlord’s Case Again Continued in Elyria Court

Robert Chesler of 332 Lodi Street had his health ordinance case continued in Mayor’s court. He faces five counts for unsanitary conditions at rental properties on 314 316 322 and 332 Lodi Street after repeated continuances. Inspectors reported health and fire hazards including clogged sinks, hall rubbish, and falling plaster. A family on 314 lacked drinking water on the second floor and a 322 unit forced a bedroom passage to a bath.

Lodi Street Robert Chesler iElyria Chesler Lodi

Marian Martin Pattern R9034 For Children Dresses

Easy to use pattern for sun dress and bolero in nylon or seersucker. Includes sizes 2 4 6 8 10 and a complete illustrated Sew Chart. Send 35 cents to Marian Martin Chronicle Telegram Pattern Dept 232 West 18th St New York NY 11 for size 6 and other sizes.

Marian Martin Chronicle Telegran Pattern Dept West 18Th St New York N.Y

Ocean to Work Stirs City Building Code Battle

For 15 years International Nickels Corrosion Testing faces city inspectors over deteriorating building conditions. A May 29 continuance pushed hearings to June 20, then to today and finally to August 1 as the case progresses.

International Nickels

Ocean Station Tests Material Resistance Against Corrosion

A station near Wilmington North Carolina on the Atlantic Ocean conducted numerous tests to prevent marine damage. Results indicate better material choices to withstand corrosion and protect structures.

Wilmington North Carolina Atlantic Ocean

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