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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1951
Page
3
Practical pre trip checklist for leaving home including turning off power and water, closing and locking all windows, securing doors, removing perishables, notifying authorities and neighbor, stopping mail, and closing garage. Encourages readers to share repair tips.
The third meeting of the Chatham Cheerful Chirpers was held June 6 at 2:00 p m in the Chatham school. Twenty five members and three advisors answered the roll call and discussed farm or village residence. The group announced a 3117.25 solicitation from Chatham Township for the Cancer Drive. A June Tomash demonstration on How to Gre a Demonstration followed. News notes include travel, weddings, and camp attendance by local youths and families with many regional connections.
Mrs Loren Breyley travels to Fort Bliss Texas to live with Pvt Loren Breyley. Merle Law and wife accompany by auto return by plane. Their son David visits Litchfield relatives for ten days. Mrs O B Davis recovering after operation at Lodi Hospital. Rev and Mrs Jesse Whitacre return from Chicago trip with son Charles J Whitacre who will work in Chicago this summer and later become assistant pastor in Hagerstown Md. Daniel J Whitacre stays in Chicago to work at Elgin State Hospital and plans to return to Elizabethtown Pa as a junior in seminary. Jean and Marlene Simon stay summer with Packards in Cleveland. Mrs Packard feted at surprise party in Lafayette with 23 relatives and friends. Brief notes: Mrs Neal Baker and Mrs Ernest Parker visit C G Matthews family in Seville. United Nations Legal Commission endorses if a coastal nation can extract resources undersea beyond its territorial claim.
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