Suburban Calendar Updates From Local Schools and Groups
Belden P 14 meets at 8 p m in Belden school auditorium. Columbia VFW auxiliary at town hall 8 p m. Kipton Camden PTA at high school 8 p m. Lotain county orchestra directed by Gerald Franks. Ridgeville Cub Scout Pack meeting 7 30 p m at town hall. Penfield Grange 8 p m regular meeting. Chatham pancake supper postponed due to confection in dates. Ridgeville Senior class play not held as reported.
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Belden
Columbia — V.fw. Auxilary
Kipton
Camden
Lotain County
Gerald Franks
Ridgeville
Penfield—Grange
Chatham
Packard Sugar Bush
Congregational Church
Chronicle-Telegram
Ridge
Eaton — Ladies Aid Group
Fern Cornish
Fields Wscs
Fields
Eaton Ladies Aid Group
WW. Rummel
Elton Hill
Lagrange
Old Glory Grange
Rochester—Rochester Center Society
Lake Avenue
North Elyria Grange
Grange Hall
Belden—Quilt Club
Nellie Lehman
Penfield—Garden Club
O. L. Knapp
Esther Circle
Nellie Monosmith
Clyde Nichols
Seventeenth Summer Play Set For April Sixth
Local notices list events in multiple towns. In Penfield Good Friday services are scheduled Friday evening at Penfield church. Meredith New Hampshire notes the town owns only half of its town hall with lower floor owned by O G Piper who once ran a market there.
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Penfield
Meredith
N. H
O. G. Piper
Playmakers to stage Born Yesterday at Crile Hospital
Playmakers will perform Garson Kanin's Born Yesterday at Crile Veterans Hospital on Thursday April 5 for about 250 patients. Sid Wassermann directs and stars. cast members Cecilia Evans Nelson Beller Bob Cromling and Del Cromling join.
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Cille Veterans’ Hospital
Garson Kanin
Sid Wassermann
Wasserman
Cecilia Evans
Nelson Beller
Bob Cromling
del Cromling
TV and Radio Programs for Wednesday March 21
Radio and TV listings fragment for WHK WGAR WDIV and other stations. Mentions Mark Trail Clyde Beatty and Range Riders with news and sports segments, Bill Gordon Daily Almanac Modern Home Charm and a dinner date program. Contains unreadable garbled text and placeholders.
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Mark Trail
Bill Gordon News
Gord
Bill Gordon Daily Almanac Modern Home
Erie Railroad Reports Itself In Strongest Condition
Erie Railroad president Paul W. Johnston announced in Cleveland the system is in best physical condition in its 100 year history due to a $114 million program of improvements over the past decade. He forecast a high traffic volume as military production grows and civilian output declines, noting higher operating costs but confidence in meeting civil and military economic needs. The 1950 net income reached $13,455,493 or $4.67 a share, the third highest in the line's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland - Erie Railroad Company
Paul W. Johnston
Erie
Organization group to assist with arrangements named
Henry W. Ingersoll Diana Freehill Jack Kostyo Loraine Meyer Kay Prowest and Bob Larkin lead a group with other members to accompany them in the arrangements assistance duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Ingersoll
Diana Freehill
Jack Kostyo
Loraine Meyer
Kay Prowest
Bob Larkin
Upgrading Gravity Furnaces to Forced Warm Air Systems
A guide explains converting old gravity warm air furnaces to forced air by adding an electric blower, wiring it to furnace controls, and installing additional ducts and registers. It covers replacing outdoor or basement cold air intakes with room registers and adding filters to improve air quality.
Postpone RFC Suit Against Lustron Head
In Columbus the RFC civil suit against Carl Strandlund, Lustron Corp. president, was postponed to May 21 on the RFC request. Judge Mell Underwood noted the delay and that the suit concerns the gravity heated home design and related issues.
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RFC
Lustron Head
Columbus
Carl Strandlund
Lustron Corp
Mell Underwood
Suit Alleges Strandlund Default On 15 Million Notes
The RFC charges Strandlund with defaulting on personally signed notes totaling 15 million dollars. The notes were tied to a defunct pre-fabricated housing firm and were originally set for court action next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RFC
Strandlund
Land grant forms town of Lee in Massachusetts
In 1754 a land grant established the town of Lee Massachusetts to encourage production of potash cider glass and cloth through settler settlement and local industry development.
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Lee
Mass
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Crile Hospital
WTAM
Portia
Farrell
A H. Valentine
Halla of Ivy
Groucho Marx
Ma Clyde Beatty
WGAR
Wdiw
Jon & Sparky
Fard
Tom Haley
Chile
Clevelandaires
Welcome Traveler
Jack Berch Sho
News
Nancy Dixon
Millier
Pepper Young
Lorenzo Jones
A Girl Marine
Hidden Truth Press Club
Candilerite
Silver Family Theater
Frank Edwards
Esko Towne
Bill Gordon
Curt Massey
Beulah Jack Smith Club
Chameleon
Dr _ Christian Harold Peary
Bing Crosby
Orch
Lone Ranger
Fat Man
Rogue’s Gallery
Review News
Sky King
Winnee News
Calif
Bill Mayer
Mayer
Arthur Godfrey
Wendy Wart
Helen Trent
Dr Malone
Norah Drake
Hilltop
Arthur
Beulah Club
Keen Suspense Playhouse
WIW
Tello
Woman
Ed Arnold
John
Kennedy
Hannibal Cobby
Ted Maione
Jon and
Sparky
Superman
Armstrong Playhovee
Time For Defense News
Erie Railroad
WNBK
Kate Smith
NBU Comics
Gabby Hayes
Howdy Doody
Cactus Jim
Crusader Rabt
Kukla Fran.o
Roberta Quinho
News Caravan
TV Theatre
Stars O' Bell
O’donnell
WXEL
Channel
Homemakers
Capitol
Lop Sony Ts
Jeroy Kery
Elyria Furniture
W. Broad ST
Bigelow
FOX Furniture
Middle Ave
Coca-Cola Company
iChronicle-Telegram
By Bubbard Cobe
EL Soda
Elyria Finance Corporation
Broad St
Over Bell Co
Mr. Cobb
George Matthew Adams
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin, Ohio
Oberlin
Lyria
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