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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1955
Page
7
A town official, Gilbert Isaacson, was elected as selectman in Mount Wallington. The brief item notes the result from Mass officials with limited readable details.
Columbus report details remarks by C W Sadd of P and C Family Foods at the Producers Live annual meeting. He argues convenience foods shift processing toward factories and that farmers may fare better with smaller shares of the consumer dollar, noting cooperatives rarely extend beyond first marketing levels while P and C operates 26 New York supermarkets.
Berlin Heights society page lists Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Waldron and daughters with Mrs. Floyd Waldron and daughters Kelble and Miss Ruth Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Layman of Mins Billie Jean Savage accompanied Mrs. James Fritz and daughter Frances of Sandusky to New Haven, Conn for a few days.
A garbled item notes a trend toward comfortable footwear, referencing Mrs Ann Hbll of Adamston New Jersey and Mrs Ann Kishman of Vermulon. The text mentions leather and glove soft leathers and colors but is largely indecipherable.
Wakeman The second and final phase of Operation Comic Swap was completed yesterday at Townsend School when students turned in 896 comic books. The comics were burned in the school furnace and good new books were given for every 10 comics. American Legion Post 689 and its Auxiliary announced that 1427 comics were turned in for swap. About 6 percent were deemed objectionable. Roughly 200 students participated, with seventh and eighth graders bringing in the most. First prizes went to Ted Yavorsky Townsend and Micky O’Dell Wakeman. second to Avery Larson Townsend and Ronald Champion Wakeman. third to Hacer Krouse Townsend and Cheryl Witzaben and Robert Larson (Ted) Wakeman. Townsend workers included Mrs Julie Wheeler, Mrs Brucker, Mrs Louis Murray, and Mrs Leland Kenyon. The swap committee thanked officials and urged continued parental support. Hoyt’s Confectionery in Wakeman stocked recommended comics. Wakeman Banjo Co aided with mailings.
A narrated Saturday morning home scene follows a man and Mrs F as they assign chores to children Merrilee and Lee. The narrator schemes to dodge work while Mrs F and the kids plot kitchens stairs and laundry, ending with a sly exchange about tasks and advantage in domestic life.
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