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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1950
Page
3
Birmingham, Alabama. Ruper Holland, 67, confessed to attempting to shoplift to test if he could get away with it. Judge Ralph Parker imposed a $50 fine and a 180 day suspended jail term.
North Ridgeville residents gather for the Ridgeville Study Club meeting at Mrs. Schmittgen’s Cleveland Road home. Oberlin’s Mrs. Harry Chang speaks during the annual guest night. Business brief includes Memorial Day flower bouquets for Ridgeville war memorials and the June 7 picnic at Little Cedar Point in Met- area.
Mrs. Chang spoke on Superstitions and Customs of China to a group at Metropolitan Park area. The talk included a Q and A session attended by 20 members and 16 guests, with Mrs. Wong visiting from Honolulu and Mrs. Andrews assisting hostess duties. Dessert followed with decorative Spring flowers and nut filled trays reading playful rhymes.
Lorain County to host first parachute semen drops for artificial insemination by three planes from Tiffin. NOBA technicians in 30 counties to receive semen at two Lorain sites, boosting services to over 80,000 Ohio cows in twelve months. Beef bull service added alongside five dairy breeds. early results praise rapid semen life and improved conception.
In Ivanhoe Minnesota Mrs Virgil Dorn was named Lincoln County sheriff to fill her late husband's unexpired term. Her first official act was to appoint Erwin Johnson as full time deputy to do the rough work and tote the guns.
Parish leaders from 208 Catholic parishes in the Cleveland Diocese gather in the Cleveland Hotel for final instructions on the 32nd annual Catholic Charities Campaign. The drive runs Sunday through May 21 across eight counties with a goal of 500000 dollars. Bishop Edward F. Hoban will give the keynote. Receipts from 1950 will help reduce capital indebtedness tied to a six year institutional development program.
Diocesan Catholic Charities extends through Painesville and Wooster areas with new branches and county coverage. An adoption and foster corporation adds home placement and chaplain services across City and State institutions. A Catholic Resettlement Council, established in January 1948, has aided over 1000 displaced European persons across the Diocese with diverse nationalities resettled in all regions.
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