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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1948
Page
2
Elyria theatres present Veronica Lake and stars Kary Fitzgerald and Joan Caulfield in The Sainted Sisters at the Capitol Theatre starting Thursday.
Schedule fragment shows a mix of programs including Lady Fare, Superman Adventure, Pa Tom Mix News, Sports Montana Cowb and Dinner Date. Notable items include Eyes of Tomori News and a Dinner Winner segment, with Inside of Sport Fish & Hunt and Ol entries suggesting variety across genres.
Suburban listings for Ridgeville Birmingham Avon Lake Grafton Olmsted and Eaton with meetings and times. Kiwanis Knights of St John 4 H and Women’s Bible class Fishers of Garfield Road and Coe Memorial Bldg hosts. Events span 6 30 pm to 8 pm and include postposed Group 2 meeting and various society gatherings.
Cheese research shows Cheddar held at 60 degrees F ripens in three to four months, comparable to six months at 50 degrees F. Separately Mexico orders an investigation into safety factors at small airports, signaling regulatory scrutiny.
Faith Ware offers delivery service in Wellington calling Herrick Avenue West or phone 42-L for orders and inquiries.
Miss Mirtha Ann Hart wore a satin gown with orange blossom crown and carried two orchids on the white Bible. Rev W Dale Cole officiated at the June 27 ceremony in Wellington. Guests from multiple area towns attended the reception in the church dining rooms followed by a honeymoon to Niagara Falls and Washington DC.
The Wellington Farm Woman's club will meet July 1 with Mrs Allie Sidle of Aktion Members meet on the square at 930 Bus leaves at 10 am Picnic lunch served by the hostess Members share in expenses Demonstrations to follow Sunnysiders 4-H club met June 24 with Maynard Wight two demonstrations by James Babitt on folding egg whites into a cake and Maynard Wright on grating orange or lemon peel Fourteen members and adviser Mrs Cyril West attended Refreshments served Next meeting July 1.
Clare Boothe Luce urges Democrats to nominate Eleanor Roosevelt for vice president in a syndicated column from Ridgefield Connecticut. Luce argues Truman will likely win the presidential nomination and that Roosevelt could unite liberal elements, win key minority votes, and appeal to mothers with servicemen, offering the party its best chance against a Republican tide.
Mrs Luce argued Roosevelt's place on the ticket would inject the woman issue into the race and cite that 51 percent of last election voters were women. The note suggests distrust of Republicans as an excuse to rally to the Truman banner.
A New Albany police callout for an emergency ended when a bystander shoved a swarmed car into a box and walked off with honey bees. In St Joseph, the Pony Express origin city, a court-room platform was removed in 1882 as part of redecoration after Bob and Charley Ford were sentenced for James’s slaying and later pardoned with a $10,000 reward. Demand for United States typewriters in Chile far exceeds supply.
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