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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1955
Page
8
A new Scout troop is being organized in the Fields area with Sanford Remy as assistant. Herman Wellert, troop committee chairman, led the meeting at Fields Methodist Church and introduced Richard Larkin who outlined the scouting program starting at 8 pm.
Three Elyria High School students in the Margaret E. Edwards Chapter Future Teachers of America spent Monday and Tuesday in local elementary and junior high classrooms as part of Career Week activities. They helped in pairs, aided by teachers, and will join a teaching profession panel on station WEOQL this evening.
Private Don Tulk is stationed at Pusan Replacement Depot in Korea awaiting orders. He expects to remain in Korea for the remainder of his tour of duty. He is the son of Mrs. Dorothea Tulk. Pvt. Tulk enlisted in the Army last May.
Cadet Airman David Russert of Elyria son of Mr and Mrs Carl F Russert 200 Columbia Ave joins 21 AFROTC cadets at Denison University on a four day air base tour departing Wright Patterson AF Base for Mississippi. Major Harry E and Capt Donald Lnyder lead the detachment of Graf officers aboard the Dents AFROTC unit.
Sullivan Achievement Day will be held with Miss Mary Dolliver dean of women at Oberlin College as guest speaker. Skits and music accompany the program and luncheon reservations must be made with Mrs. Mabel Biddinger or Mrs. Verda Elliott by Friday.
Avon mayor fines ten motorists in his court with penalties from five to twenty dollars. The list includes J Leonard Beaner of Cleveland and Marian Miller of Elyria, among others, for speeding driving without licenses and traffic violations. One note suspends David Stoneking’s full fine for reckless operation.
Avon Lake plans for the poppy campaign will be set at the American Legion Post No. meeting. James Vaughn will host, Mrs. Irma Ebach will conduct the business session to nominate a slate of new officers. Lunch will be served.
Vermilion Lions heard a talk at Ax tel Grance Hall about the nation s future. The speaker discussed population growth to 360 million by 2000 and predicted many discoveries and changes as society develops.
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