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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1954
Page
4
Firms interested in participation should contact the Chamber office or Dexter S. Kimball Jr. chair man of the committee. This will be the second event of 1954 sponsored by the committee, the first having been B.LE. Day, February 9.
Washington reports movies from 1894 to 1912 can be viewed on 16 mm film. A six year process prints paper copies onto 16 mm stock stored in the Library of Congress for over fifty years. Previews were shown at the Library and the Academy in Hollywood, including about Spanish American War scenes and President McKinley’s pre assassination speech, with comedies and features among the catalog.
Elyria Kinamans weekly gathering at the Elks Club Marine Room will feature Oscar Van den Bofek, district manager of the Toledo division, International Harvester Co., speaking on Farming Today is a Big Business. John Resar, Agriculture and Conservation Committee chair, announced the program. The board’s March meeting is set for March 1 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks Club.
A passenger car driver on the Ohio Turnpike between Youngstown and Toledo will save about two hours and four minutes in driving time. The improvement reflects toll road efficiency and streamlined routing benefiting long distance motorists.
Republic Steel Corporation cites falling inventories and stronger 1954 prospects as a key driver for demand. The report highlights advanced research in metal processing including radioisotope use for thickness control and ultrasonics for seam detection, plus plans for iron powder and titanium production techniques. Net income rose to 356.7 million on sales over 1.14 billion, with taxes consuming much of 1953 earnings.
An advice note emphasizes separating lambs and their mothers from the main flock as soon after birth, allowing first milk to be received. This early separation aims to give the newborns a better start in life, though the excerpt includes garbled trailing text.
West Ridge Grange members Richard Brown and Robert Fletcher were obligated in the first and second degrees at the Carlisle meeting Tuesday evening. An aid appeal was answered. A fish fry was announced for April first. inspection will be held then. Rehearsal preceded the session. Elsie Babcock spoke on St Patrick's Day origins and Mrs Watson Beal played Irish piano selections. Roger Richards spoke on social security and Mrs Irwin Eldred read on agricultural experts. In observance of her birthday, Alberta Penfound provided refreshments. Birthdays of Mary Mason and Clifford Strickler were honored. Nineteen members and children attended.
On Wednesday a glass painting demonstration was held at the home of Mrs Louise Ensign with Elsie Babcock leading the session. Residents noted the decorative techniques and the friendly, instructional atmosphere.
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