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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1955

Page

13

Jolly Juniors 4 H Clubhouse in Columbia County

The Jolly Juniors 4 H Club in Columbia, a nine member unit, meets weekly in summer and monthly in winter. Donated by Mr and Mrs Everitt Stone, the converted chicken house now serves as a well equipped clubhouse with television, sewing machine, electric refrigerator, gas stove and running water. Advisors Janet Stone Pat Keyse and Doris Walkden help guide the girls in their activities in this unique girls only 4 H unit.

Columbia Jolly Juniors Everitt Stone Jumbia Stone Janet Jolly Pat Keyse Doris Walkden Columbia Jolly Juniors Miss Walkden Chronicle-Telegram

LaGrange Bible School Opens With Sail ing With Christ Theme

LaGrange First Baptist Church hosts a daily vacation Bible school June 6 to 17 for children 2 to 14, with singing, crafts, and Bible study from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Entry forms on first day. offerings go to Elizabeth Odor, missionary in French West Africa. Staff includes Rev. Edward Helmick and several childcare and junior class leaders.

Lagrange First Baptist Church Christ Elizabeth Odor Christian Missions French West Africa First Baptist Church of Fern Runals Aedlaide Bell Lois Starr Betty Helmnick

Chronicle-Peleton Bluris Ohio June 2 1953

Chronicle-Peleton Bluris from Ohio dated Thursday June 2 1953. Source text fragment appears concise listing events and notices typical of midcentury newspaper briefs. Further readable specifics are not provided in this excerpt.

Chronicle-Pelegram Ohio

Uranium Fever in Black Hills Not New Says Historian

South Dakota historian Will G. Robinson recalls an 1884 newspaper noting uranium rare and valuable in the Black Hills. The 19th century item questions practical use of fused uranium, while modern strikes spark renewed interest in the region.

Irish Entry Born Too Far North

Helsinki report says Merle McCarley Ireland's Miss Europe entrant disqualified for birthplace Belfast Northern Ireland part of the British Empire. An official ruled she should have entered Miss England. Merle protested in Belfast saying she is Irish.

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