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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1952
Page
12
Everson, a Minnesota farmer, faced a rare food shortage when a thief stole his grocery haul from a truck near Caney. In Rockville Connecticut, 80 year old Benjamin E Benton was granted a divorce after 54 years of marriage on desertion grounds, his wife having left nine years earlier to go home to her mother.
Senator Taft predicts possible GOP delegate gains in New Hampshire while endorsing continued Korean armistice talks. He defends foreign policy against Eisenhower critics, says he would pursue a grass ro ots appeal, and dismisses Kerr's idea of a general as president. The Democratic field sees Kerr opposing a general and criticizing politics on domestic issues.
In Barre Vermont Dr. Robert Pad dock, the town’s first physician, set house call charges from 25 cents to one dollar based on distance traveled. His residence, built in 1814, remains on South Main Street.
The St. Vincent de Paul Altar and Rosary Society held a church hall meeting after Mass with Mrs. Anthony Kerecz chairing breakfast and Mrs. John Bach assisting. New member Mrs. Stanley Hopkins was welcomed and a report on the Ladies card party was given as plans for Palm Sunday Day of Recollection and July 20 church dedication were noted by parish leaders.
William Ignatz of 305 West River Road shot a large gray fox from his back window with a twenty gauge shotgun on Saturday morning. The fox, weighing eighteen pounds, is in Ignatz’s garage as he wonders what to do next. A local hunter joke about foxes traveling in pairs is noted and the next meeting is set for April 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the church hall.
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