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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1954
Page
10
A survey of local workers reveals how kindergarten teachers, legal secretaries, nurses, waitresses, and long distance operators in Elyria interact with the public. Profiles highlight patience, accuracy, scheduling, and courteous service across diverse roles from Edison school to Hess Pharmacy and Graystone Hotel.
Mrs Marjorie Emmons recalls travels from Portland Oregon to Linfield College and Honolulu before Pearl Harbor. She married Robert Emmons in June 1942, lived in Hawaii, then Elyria Ohio, Yukon and Alaska, Whitehorse, Skagway, Vancouver, and finally Los Angeles. Both pursued photography and travel, with Bob working as chief photographer for Elyria Chronicle Telegram since 1951 while Mary worked as a legal secretary.
The Women's Activities page features Miss Ann Shepard, long distance telephone operator, joining five specialists photographed for The Chronicle-Telegram. Robert Emmons, chief photographer, captured the image.
A furniture maker unveils a chat table aimed at longer phone conversations. The piece pairs a comfortable gray, yellow, black upholstered chair with a two-tier attached black table for a cordless phone and notebook. The design provokes reactions amid broad denials.
Bernice Gwin outlines Mother's Day gift ideas from fine lingerie and nightwear to perfumes books and flowers. Suggests practical items like mixers irons and appliances with seasonal sales and gift cards as easy options for sons and daughters. Proposes travel tickets and fragrance bundles as thoughtful alternatives.
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