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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1955
Page
9
Avon VFW Post 7035 schedules a regular meeting Thursday at 8 p m at Avon Park Isle. Reports on the recent dance will be given and future recreation plans discussed. Interest in forming a softball team is encouraged and members urged to join.
Avon Mayor William Gates presided over a second police court session this month at Town Hall. He announced that the total fines for June amounted to 718.40 dollars. The police court will be held on the last Tuesday of each month thereafter.
West Lafayette Indiana sociology professor Dr Harold T Christensen argues divorce reflects deeper social issues not just legal grounds. He cites three real causes emotional immaturity in individuals, societal strain from war and economic insecurity, and disharmonious pair seeking better matches.
The DeMolay degree was conferred on three candidates at the Elyria chapter regular meeting in the Junior Chamber of Commerce Hall. Donald Higgie, William Morgan and Stephen Bake received the degree as the order announced a move to the Elks Hall starting July 11. Refreshments followed the session.
In Nashville and Fort Worth reminiscences Amon Carter and Silliman Evans are praised for their late night conversations and aviation support. The piece recalls Carter’s pioneering era, Evans’s public life, and their friendships with Will Rogers and Wiley Post. A note on Cleveland lakefront bond issues follows.
Tokyo based Chikao Honda, president of the Mainichi newspapers, arrived in Japan after a two month world tour. In New York, Honda met with United Press executives including President Frank H. Bartholomew.
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