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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1954
Page
8
Chronicle-Telegram series advises graduates to build supervisory abilities, clear plan, and proven experience. It outlines three questions to guide career choice, emphasizes using resources like state employment services, and stresses willingness to sacrifice leisure for relevant training and advancement toward executive roles.
The guidance explains using a step by step plan to secure an executive role by first earning smaller promotions, completing required courses, and proving worth to superiors. It emphasizes persistence, following guidance, and making your own luck through proven progress. The eveidence urges continued study and strategic advancement.
Donald Gruber of 600 West Ave said items valued at 60 dollars vanished from his newly moved household in Elyria after recently relocating from Hinckley. He reported that clothing and china were missing after shipping belongings Tuesday and noticing the loss yesterday.
Army Maj. John F. Wilhelmy Jr. will graduate June 18 from the Command and General Staff College Fort Leavenworth Kansas. He is among 600 U S and Allied officers in the ten month course and will be assigned to duty with an Assistant Chief of Staff in Washington D C.
The Willing Hands group of Birmingham Methodist Church outlined plans to form a young adult class and a youth choir with leaders named. A welcoming committee from all church departments was created, and a July 25 Sunday School picnic was set, with a family potluck on July 13. Other items cover 4-H Club demonstrations, upcoming official church meetings, Vacation Bible School programs, and recent social visits.
Avon Lake Little League Auxiliary elected officers with Theresa Edwards named president. Charlotte Knoble Avon Lake as vice president, Marge Tommer secretary, Erline Kliner treasurer, Phyllis Sinclair on the Ways and Means, and Evelyn Esper on Publicity. They will manage the concessions at Bleser Ballfield. College graduates include Robert Christopher and John Lott. Hospital notes mention postoperative recoveries and discharges from Fairview and Bay View hospitals.
Berlin Heights Garden Club will meet at the library at 10 30 a m Friday with transportation to Barnes Rose Gardens. A basket potluck dinner will follow at Huron park. Members should bring table service and the committee will provide beverages. Seventeen Berlin Midgets Club members and advisor James Nichols toured Ben Bauman farms Henrietta to view barns and milking rooms and plan another trip next Wednesday.
Mrs. Albert Baumann of Oberlin and Mr. and Mrs. John Baumann visited Mrs. Lena Geissendoerfer and Mrs. Amanda Baumann in Henrietta. The Rev and Mrs Ezra Baumann of Denver called. Monday visitors included Mr and Mrs Amos Krauter Miss Martha Beal and Miss Ella Beal of Bucyrus. Amanda Baumann then went to Bucyrus with the guests and will travel on to San Francisco after a short visit with her brother Amos Krauter.
Rebel Vietminh troops edge closer to French holds in Indochina as Geneva talks strain. Western powers seek a Southeast Asia pact while France battles Reds and Washington weighs armed intervention options. London reports an anticipated Chinese envoy, Tokyo weighs a general election amid political crisis.
University of Illinois Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations survey shows rank and file split on unions taking political action with 55 percent and two-thirds of stewards backing policy. Majority support political action for labor friendly candidates while members approve discussing candidates and issues locally but resist being told how to vote or compelled to fund union politics.
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