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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1955
Page
4
Future Farmers of America and 4H Clubs invited to Rural Life Sunday Program Planning Committee meeting at North Elyria Grange Hall Monday at 4 pm. Last year these groups carried out Lorain County county wide jointly sponsored Rural Life Sunday Observance.
Fleet Admiral William D Leahy, Roosevelt’s chief of staff, reflects in his memoirs I Was There on Yalta dealings. He argues Russia remained an ally, disputes that Poland was betrayed, and warns that Soviet gains could centralize power in Europe. He notes Stalin’s conciliatory moves and questions Russian participation in the Japanese war, fearing future international discord.
Ridgeville’s Country Fair, run by the Ridgeville PTA at the high school, drew steady crowds with Ronnie Lovell and Alan Fox on mics and Mr and Mrs Ira Bainbridge hosting. Evening booths stayed busy, Harmonaires provided dancing, and community participation was high. Local Lenten services: Fields Methodist at 7:30 with Dr Earl Henderson speaking. North Ridgeville Congregational Church hosts a family gathering with a 6 pm tureen, Disneyland show for kids, and The City Story film for parents.
Belden home hosted a church circle meeting with 15 members as they planned to buy two folding screens to partition the Sunday School adult and primary classrooms. Devotions led by Mrs Hostler followed reports by Irene Wise Irma Wise and Ora Lehman. Afternoon included sewing and carpet rag work. Next meeting at Irene Neff’s Belden home.
South Amherst Civic Club members allocated three tables and a two burner electric hot plate for upstairs Town Hall use while second floor repairs continue as a meeting room. President Edward Fahrney named Christ Krieg and Albert Mori to handle purchases. Councilman Marin Mathes reported progress on repairs. A hot water heater for the fire station was also approved and will be purchased by George Graybill. Seven members attended.
A grass fire burned beside a field owned by Charles Bement along Route 2 just outside Wakeman village Monday night. Wakeman firemen were summoned but no damage occurred.
South Amherst civil defense leaders voiced concern at a meeting over a $100 appropriation and steps to reorganize defense efforts and evacuee care. A public meeting at Town Hall on March 31 at 6 38 p m will update residents, with directors and officials listed among attendees.
Huron County hosts a Teacher Career Day at Huron High School with a speaker presenting on how to become a teacher. The event aims to inspire students considering a future in education and outlines steps to pursue a teaching career.
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