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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
4
Defense only shipments resume after a government company union pact tightens a steel strike. Two truckloads move past Inland Steel at East Chicago's Indians Harbor plant while another leaves J. and L. Steel in Pittsburgh.
William Weber heads Spirit of 76 American Legion post in Wellington after a busy Tuesday session naming officers. Rade Zubrick and Carl G Weidman named as first and second vice commanders with other posts filled by Earl Clark James Ferjon A B Jones and Walter Roser. Installations set for July 7 with Russell Buck as installing officer.
Local churches list weekend through evening programs led by pastors such as Dr. Howard G Young and Rev H George Robertson. Bible school at 9 30 am services at 10 45 am, youth and evangel hours, singspiration, and speakers appear across First Baptist First Congregational Assembly of God Church of Christ Nazarene and St Patrick's.
Ben Deiger's false teeth whispered of trouble as he lost control of his car and crashed into a nearby factory. He abandoned the vehicle and claimed it was stolen, but State Police recovered the false teeth in the car's compartment.
Arthur E. Day superintendent says family or individual camping is now permitted in six state parks and lake areas in Ohio. He notes prior closures have ended and enforcement will reflect new policy. Deiger admitted the hoax when confronted with evidence.
The official noted campers must obtain permits from park managers. Parks listed as open include John Bryan, Lake Hope, Mohican, Pymatuning, Tara Hollow, and Harrison Lake.
Muskegon police officer Marshall Robbins responded to a frothing dog alert. The animal was captured and the foamy appearance proved to be breakfast cereal around the mouth, not rabies.
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