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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1950
Page
4
In Fitchburg Massachusetts police raided a cake shop over a hot stove incident. Officers lifted the lid to reveal racing sheets and two men were found inside the burned premises.
A. F. Rust of 1129 Elm Street Grafton has been named merchandising manager of the Hudson Motor Car Co. announced by George Browder director of advertising and merchandising. Rust previously served as Hudsons used car manager and has automobile industry experience since 1927 including retail sales training and district management with Chevrolet. During the war he worked with the Office of Price Administration.
The article notes a three year period before joining Hudson as national distributor sales manager for Gabriel Manufacturing, a role demanding travel and broad dealer contacts nationwide. It also reports that 173 Massachusetts communities completed a full year without a motor vehicle fatality, highlighting statewide road safety progress.
Mrs. Phylis Blaine hosts a San Francisco social note with willful interests in foreign fields and a May meeting planned by Mrs. Cook. Gleaners meet at the Edwards home with prayers, donations to the church library, Kiwanis dinner duties, and a cootie game. A Belden High band concert raises funds for uniforms with a full program of marches tunes dances and solos. Youth attend Norwalk District M Y F at Medina and Ridgeville services mark the Sunday observances with communion and a family dinner.
Belden youths Ella Mae Reynolds Sandra Blakeslee Beulah Wise Pete Bokaz Dan Bob and Al Beriswell attended the Eastern Rural Youth meeting hosted by La Grange last Wednesday evening. Officers were elected and participants enjoyed volleyball games dancing and refreshments. The Sick Red Law continues to improve.Visitors at the Law home included Mr and Mrs Joe Peith and daughter Mrs Tom Williams and
Grafton P T A held a Tuesday forum at Grafton school with Prof Booze of Oberlin College and three students Jack Brimley Bill Honan and Joan Heyer sharing insights. Mrs Helen Hershey led the meeting with pledge and anthem, reports followed, and plans were made for a Hayloft Jamboree June 7 8 and a 25 cent PTA donation toward a national home in Chicago.
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