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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1954
Page
4
Seventeen members of the Wellington Business and Professional Women's Club met at district director Mrs. Rose Presnick s home in Lodi R.D. Monday evening for a picnic supper and officer installation. Miss Luella Ewell, retiring president, led the business session. Mrs. Presnick installed officers including Mrs. Elizabeth Shuster as president and Mrs. Norma Livermore as first vice president.
Cora M Shepard delivers from 523 Barker St while Faith Ware and Lucille Murray are listed for roles and committees. Officers Shuster plans to appoint committees soon. retiring officers honored with corsages and a past president pin. district indoctrination class set for July 18 at Parma auditorium with RSVP by July 12, refreshments by hostess, and lawn games led by Mrs Shuster.
Plans for a Mothers Day picnic were made by the Miss America Club with no date set. Advisors are Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Phelps. In Lagrange a dairy calf demonstration was given by Gayle Smith and Natalie Fish at the Happy, Healthy, Helping Hands meeting. Refreshments were cocoa and cookies served by Mrs. Lang at her house. Next meeting set for July 13 at Stanley Reinders home. In Penfield the 4H summer camp cost is 12.50 per member. blanks were given at the Wednesday Jolly Kitchen Maids meeting. Penfield school hosts the next meeting, to morrow. advisor is Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. RIDGEVILLE The fifth Senior Sewers meeting was at Barbara Landin’s home with health and safety tips. next meeting July 7 at Dorothy Kantor’s home.
Amherst police Chief William Vinning and Fire Chief Charles Edward urge residents to save the new emergency number in a conspicuous place near phones tonight. They express concern about delays and urge immediate adoption of the updated contact line.
Members of Boy Scout troop 322 plan a splash party at the lake on July 6 and a week at Camp Firelands from July 18 to 24. The group, led by Scoutmaster Lawrence Trifiletti, includes David Rickard Ted Rickard Jack Cullen Marshal Lambie Ronnie Gambish Mike Nabakow ski Tony Trifiletti Jeffrey Joyce Ronnie Camp Kenneth Rosen busch and Jerry Bellino, who recently enjoyed boating fishing and swimming on a camping trip to Camp Aola. The group calls the local police and fire departments at 44-971 after 11:45 PM. The WSCS of the Methodist Church met with devotion led by Mrs. Wayne Garland. Miss Irma Ziegler spoke on West Africa mission work and new member Mrs. Julia Wesmoland joined the group.
Grace H. Tulk recalls watching the much anticipated solar eclipse from a cloudy dawn. Despite preparations and darkened film, the sun remained obscured for most observers as clouds dominated before and after the maximum. Some nearby regions reported views while others, like Michigan and Minnesota, fared better. The author muses about seeking clear skies on future occasions.
Elyria Seventh day Adventist Church members will attend the 91st Ohio camp meeting July 1 11 on Mt Vernon campus. About 3500 4000 expected for Sabbath services July 3 and 10 with full 10 day attendance. Guest speakers from Washington and overseas include D E Rebok L L Moffitt W A Scharffenberg D A Delafield Gilde Guzman C R Holford H M S Richards and W A Fagal plus Elder M E Loewen. Attendees stay in dormitories homes and 215 family tents with meetings in a large tent pavilion academy auditorium and a portable building.
The 1954 Encyclopedia Americana Annual reports the number of television stations rose from 125 in 1952 to 356 in 1953, reflecting rapid expansion of broadcasting networks across the United States.
In Columbia the Light-A-Bike campaign is set for July 10 from 1 to 3 p m in the township park under Acme Grange. All bicycle owners should have their bikes taped that day. A second tape event runs July 17 at Westview Park playground for those unable to attend July 10. Joe Manning of Acme Youth Group heads the safety campaign. Acme Grange also hosts its Independence Day dance in the school auditorium Monday with prizes for games and races at the Scout picnic in the park. Mrs Earl Avins offers tickets for Vanity Fair TV show on July 22.
In Indianapolis a Superior Court judge ruled that a black bull on a blacktop highway posed a danger to night drivers. He awarded Mrs. Agnes Smith $3000 in damages after her car collided with the animal on a dark night in 1349.
Nagging backache loss of pep and energy headaches and dizziness may stem from slow kidney function. Doctors emphasize kidneys’ role in health and advise Doan's Pills a mild diuretic used for over 80 years to ease discomfort and flush waste from the kidneys.
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