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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1951
Page
7
In New York Charles Standish resigns after three workers are drafted and his manager classifies his unit 1-A. Standish says he cannot start over with unneeded help as the situation changes.
Richard Zarse a registered pharmacist received Navy orders to report to Great Lakes Illinois as an ensign four days after he was inducted into the Army as a private.
A Columbus resident claims rapid weight loss using Rennel Concentrate advertised by a druggist. The letter touts a home remedy with grapefruit juice and a two tablespoon daily dose, promising money back if results aren’t seen.
Pfe Robert J Hogan age 19 son of Mr and Mrs Robert R Hogan 331 Denison Ave Elyria enters the Airplane and Engine Mechanic School at Sheppard Air Force Base Texas a 22 week program. The course provides thorough training in servicing inspecting and maintaining all aircraft used by the USAF. Upon graduation he earns the Airplane and Engine Mechanic rating and likely joins a major Air Force command for on the job experience. He is a Elyria High school graduate and attended John Carroll University.
Mrs B J Sharp hosted the Camden Garden club at the Oberlin Airport club room on June 1 with four guests and 22 members. The group plans to attend Wakeman Garden club’s flower show on June 20. Five children were present and refreshments were provided. Neil Whitney and Stanley Ingersoll earned State Farmer Degrees at the 23rd annual FFA convention in Columbus, with 185 of 386 applicants chosen. Local notice also lists funeral attendance and visiting relatives.
The Vincent Methodist church board meets Thursday June 14 at 7 pm followed by a Progressive class gathering at 8 pm in the church parlors. Rupples Klub plans Sunday June 17 at the Rowland home with a 6 pm tureen supper. Women’s Society met June 7 at Rowland’s home with 13 members and one guest attending.
A mother explains her plan to read aloud with her child each day, choosing a book they both would enjoy and taking turns reading aloud. She also mentions knitting during reading time and encourages fostering a love of reading rather than forcing it.
Discharge notes include Mrs. Leland Howard and daughter of 138 Bellfield avenue, Mrs. John Lander and daughter of 1139 East River street, Mrs. Richard Pranik and daughter of 311 Park avenue, Mrs. Robert Maringer and son of Grafton, Mrs. David Horn and son of 619 Middle avenue, Amos Cooper Jr of North Olmsted, Mrs. Jack Perkins of 103 Bath street, Mrs. Albert Broeg of Grafton, Clifton Eppler of 2501 Homewood drive Lorain, Elinor Binder R D No 2 Elyria, Mrs. Dale Kelleg of 22 Lexington avenue, and Larry Oldenburg of 372 Furnace street.
Mrs Stella Goodsite reports a new Cook Book discussed as members sew and stitch. Hostess serves a salad luncheon. Next meeting set for June 21 at 1 30 p m at Mrs Ross Batzdorfer home 25 35 West River Road.
In Gary Indiana the League of Women Voters hosted a nonpartisan session for 13 mayoral hopefuls. Each candidate spoke five minutes with two minutes for rebuttal, sparing residents from campaign speeches.
Jack Elton son of Mr and Mrs J M Elton will leave WTAM Cleveland after his last appearance tomorrow to study in Paris He is a Baldwin Wallace Conservatory graduate and famed for classical and popular piano renditions He previously studied in Europe during World War II and now returns to pursue further study abroad
He plans to continue his studies in classics by enrolling at the National Conservatory for several months. The extended tour will keep him away from the states for about a year. Costa Rica expects a kraft paper factory using abaca fiber by 1951 or 1952.
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