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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1955
Page
4
Local Elyria brief item appears in the Chronicle Telegram page dated Wednesday June 29 195. Details are brief and centered on a community update with no long quotations or named individuals.
Dianne Durkee and Delores Durkee hosted a meeting for twenty members and one guest at Eaton. Members planned a grange program and a swimming party. Demonstrations were given by the hostesses and Lynnene Ross. Softball games followed with refreshments. The next meeting will be at Dick Hill's home in July.
Ohio Department of Highway Safety urges motorists for the July 4 weekend to avoid a repeat of 24 deaths two years ago and notes Memorial Day losses of 28. Director A C Felty says individual responsibility is key and all police agencies will cooperate in efforts to arrest reckless drivers on highways and streets.
Avon Lake reports the 8 30 Square Dance Club will hold a family picnic Thursday at Wagner's Grove Amherst with games and dancing. Also noted are Avon Lake Boy Scout Troop 332 preparing for a Firelands area summer camp with Scout Master Gale Amos and leaders. New officers at the club include Dell Schneider president Floyd Swanson VP Mrs George Carlson secretary and Mrs Willard Haag treasurer. Also mentioned are church services by lay leaders during July and a new birth in Lakewood Hospital for Mr and Mrs Roger Hubbell.
South Amherst Boy Scouts return to activity after Scoutmaster Arthur Flowers resigned in May. The first meeting at the cabin at Tulk Field Monday night drew fourteen scouts led by new scoutmaster Almon Brocksieker. They planned a July fathers cook-out with James Varga and Dennis Dulmage in charge and a softball game as part of the attractions along with a recruitment drive.
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