Birthday Surprises and Local Social Notes in Elyria
Neighborhood society items from Elyria Ohio dated June 26 1952 detail a Birthday Surprise for Mrs Alphonso Thomas with many relatives present from Suffield New London Fitchville and Amherst celebrations. Brief notes mention hospital discharges and a finger injury at an area accident.
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I. Elyria
Ohio
Wargo
Chronicle Telegram
Dauch
Kuhn
Hazel Welch
Gene Lucel
Alphonso Thomas
Lee Moon
Gary
Suffield
Wilson Thomas
Judy
Jan
New London
Owen Thomas
Cecil
Fitchville
Don Thomas
Gloria
Donna
Dennis
Darrel
Neal Thomas
Vaughn
Albert
Mark
Marcia
Paul Thomas
Thomas
Clarksfield Ladies Aid Meets at Rafferty Home
The Clarksfield Ladies Aid gathered at Mrs. Clarabelle Rafferty's home with Mrs. Hazel Welsh presiding over the meeting. Members celebrated multiple birthdays, thanked the Sunshine program, and enjoyed a program of proverbs in charades led by Grace Keaveny.
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Clarksfield
Cora Kuhn
Grace Keaveny
Welch
Selzer
Grace Russell
Joan Ballard
Jean
City Officials Now Get Better Pay
A Chicago report notes city official salaries rose 5 to 15 percent over last year. The International City Managers Association found median city engineer salaries in 23,000 to 50,000 population cities at 5500, up from 5070. Mayors in 50,000 to 109,000 cities rose from 6000 to 7000. City managers in various population bands saw eight percent increases. other department heads earned higher salaries than a year ago.
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Chicago
International City Managers’ Association
Relative Reaches Cowellville For New London Funeral
Son of New London accompanied by another relative to attend the service for their great aunt Mrs. Jane O'Neill in Cowellville New York. Mrs O'Neill would have celebrated her 98th birthday on July 4.
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Son
New London
Cowellville
New York
Jane O’neill
O'Neil
Seasonal layoffs claim workers lose 20 to 30 percent time
A Twentieth Century Fund investigation finds building trades workers waste 20 to 30 percent of their yearly working time due to seasonal layoffs.
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Twentieth Century Fund
Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH
An old ad touts FASTEETH powder to secure dentures, promising firmer comfort, no slipping or wobbling, and no taste or nausea. It claims alkaline, non-acid formula that reduces denture odor and suggests buying at any drug store.
Family of hams licensed again in Gulfport
Miss Helen Maclator appears before the Federal Communications Commission as nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Martin. Four of her five brothers are hams in the Gulfport area.
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Amateur Radio Oper
Gulfport
Helen Mac Lator
Federal Communi- Martin
Oflcations Commission
J. M. Martin
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