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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1957

Page

6

Marines from Lorain County in long Far East operation

Pfc. Clifford H. Shelley and Sgt. John M. Carter of Elyria along with Pfc. Phillip R. Battle and others are named as serving in the Marine Corps. The column notes their addresses, ranks, and training, and mentions a week long amphibious exercise at Camp Lejeune with the Third Marine Division. Three Lorain Countians joined the Third Marine Division in Luzon on March 25 during large ship to shore operations in the Far East since World War I.

John M. Carter Clarence L Cyrus M. Carter Battle Wayne St Elyria Helen St George W. Tresch Ethel L. Tresch R. D Ham Ilton St Oberlin Stephan Sixth Regiment Henry A. Tudor Simu Naval Great Lakes Ill Philippine Luzon Far East Pfc Phillip R. Battle

Amherst Rotary hears two Amherst High School students on World Affairs Institute trip

Craig Cullen and Douglas Cope shared a summary of their World Affairs Institute experience in Cincinnati March 8 9 during a Rotary luncheon in Amherst. Laddie Matiska accompanied them and the club sponsored the trip. Mrs Nadine Gehl outlined aims of a visiting nurses group and urged attendance at tonight's meeting. Lee Menz will attend the District Conference in Mansfield. No meeting Monday. members to attend inter city session in Oberlin on Apr 4.

Amherst Amherst Rotary Craig Cullen Douglas Cope Amherst High School World Artairs Institute Cincinnati Laddie Matiska Rotary Nadine Gehl Town Hall Lee Menz Mansfield Oberlin

Girl Scout Plans Made For Summer Amherst Nuptials

Amherst Neighborhood Association of Girl Scouts announced tentative plans for an outdoor program on June 5 involving the entire Amherst Girl Scout organization. The event will replace the Court of Awards, feature an international theme, a lantern display, and an evening campfire, with chairmen listed as Mrs. Dwight Standen, Mrs. Bud Enz, Mrs. Edwin Sines, and Mrs. George Dllman.

Amherst Amherst Neighborhood Association of Girl Scouts Amherst Girl Scout Dwight Standen Bud Enz Edwin Sines George Dllman Congregational Church Black River Council Holly Hall Elyria Birmingham Kentucky West Virginia Sophie Tropic

Japan-Bound Airman Thorne to Transfer from Illinois Base

Airman Second Class David C. Thorne, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Thorne of 371 Olive St., is being transferred from Chanute Air Force Base in Illinois where he served as a meteorology instructor to Japan. He will depart Apr. 11 after a four-year enlistment begun two and a half years ago, with prior service at Hill AFB and basic training at Sampson AFB. His new address is Airman 2/e David C. Thorne AF 15529048 Dept. 4 20th Weather Squadron APC 131 San Francisco Calif.

David C. Thorne George R. Thorne Olive St Chanute Air Force Base Illinois Japan Thorne Air Force Hill Air Force Base Utah Sampson Afb Airman 20Th Weather Squadron APC 131 San Francisco Calif

Hobbies and skits mark Hickory Tree Grange meeting

Hickory Tree Grange, Amherst, met with 40 members at the Grange Hall. George Walker presided as the charter was draped in memory of Will Heller. Elmer Balog led program with two skits Getting Even and Two Chances. A Grange history was read by Shirley Wittenberg and Cheryl McLoda. Members displayed hobbies and a luncheon date was announced for April 4 at Northeast Grange.

Amherst Hickory Tree Grange Grange Hall George Walker Will Heller Elmer Balog Walter Gambish Fred Herman Arthur Whiton Laura Young Robert Nuhn the Grange Shirley, Wittenberg Cheryl McLoda Northeast Grange P. m Johns C. A. Alexander and Huston Lorain Kenneth Alexander Congregational Church Mary Martha Group Amherst Congregational Church Marion Steele Karl Smith George Varouk Dora Varouk

Amherst Eagles Present Slate For Election

Amherst Eagles nominate officers at a meeting, naming Donald Fleck as president Leonard Brill vice president Elmer Reichert second vice president Ed Mombuis treasurer Ed Frye Harold Raesler conductor Harold Bramwell Ed Meyer inside guard Robert Showalter Edmund Delsing outside guard. Election Monday with open balloting until 8 pm a fish fry after. In darkball Amherst Eagles travel to Huron Friday to face Fremont in round two, and a dance with the Valieteers Orchestra is planned Saturday night.

Amherst Amherst Eagles Donald Fleck Leonard Brill Elmer Reichert Ed Mombuis Ed Frye Harold Raesler Harold Bramwell Ed Meyer Robert Showalter Edmund Delsing Eagles William Snell Huron Fremont Valieteers Orchestra

Amherst WSCS Meets in Church Basement

Twenty four Amherst WSCS members met Friday eve for the regular meeting in the church basement. Mrs Jona Maxwell read a story from The Heart of Peter Marshall's Faith. Mrs Willard Riley gave the devotions. A clothing drive planned for May 20 was announced. Hostesses were Mrs Blaine Deremiah, Mrs Gus Zilch and Mrs George Eppley. Deremiah will chair the April 12 meeting.

Amherst Amherst Wscs Jona Maxwell Peter Marshall Willard Riley United Churchwomen Blaine Deremiah Gus Zilch George Eppley Deremiah

Fatal Reactor Blast Unlikely

Washington AP Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Lewis Strauss assessed reactor safety before the Joint Atomic Committee. He estimated a fifty million to one chance of a reactor explosion causing deaths in any year, calling it the most pessimistic probability. He cited over one hundred reactor years of operation with no personal injuries and no significant radioactivity outside plant boundaries.

Washington INS Atomic Energy Commission Lewis Strauss Strauss Joint Atomic Committee

Sale of Yarns and Linens Promises Bargain Prices

An advertisement lists a variety of household textiles and crafts items with sale prices. Included are Luxutia knitting worsted yarns in multiple colors, Fleisher nylon yarns, stamped linen scarfs and dish towels, brass plated magazine caddies, stamped guest towels, pastel muslin aprons, a McNally map wastet, quilted plastic card table cover, sofa pillow covers, and a plastic tote bag. Prices are shown as Reg. amounts next to each item.

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