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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1948

Page

3

Class Learns Much On Trip To Cleveland

Members of Garford School sixth grade class visited Cleveland on Saturday. Ann Walters reports the trip included a stop at the Museum of Natural History where students viewed the gem room and Ohio birds.

Cleveland Garford School Ann Walters Museum of Natural History Puiwils Gem Room Ohio Bird

Garford pupils tour city sights and raise trip funds

A Garford school class enjoyed a city outing including a mastodon skeleton exhibit a star room a radio station an orchestra broadcast a cafeteria stop the Terminal Tower observation deck and a department store TV program. Funds partly came from tax stamp savings and Garford PTA awards. Chaperones accompanied the group. A Greensburg Kansas well offers a 32 foot diameter 109 foot deep view drawing 43905 visitors last year. A Scranton judge heard a Brooklyn man plead guilty to a check forging charge with a sharp ethnic remark during the plea.

Johnstown Ohio Lake Erie Garford Parent-Teacher Association Mass Elizabeth Yoder Charles Hazelton Joseph Traill Maynard Huene Garford School

Lausche Urges Strong Ohio County Units For Democratic Revitalization

In Columbus ex Gov Lausche leads a party reorganization, naming Eugene Hunhart state chair and forming a 44 member central committee with 35 at large appointees. He urges counties to build robust local structures, aiming for unity after a split in the primary and favorable prospects for the November election.

Lausche Ohio Columbus Thomas J. Herbert Herbert Eugene H. Hunhart Dover State Central Committee John W. Powers Youngstown Mary Gallagher Ironton Mary McGowan Akron lLausche Central Committee Hanhart Miss Gallagher John Elder Cleveland Elder John Powers John Kelley Toledo Robert L. Moulton Bucyrus Lauche Walter J. Coyle

Officials report drop in rice prices below legal levels

A list of names from Cincinnati, Columbus, Barberton, Toledo, Oak Harbor, Youngstown, Warren, Trumbull county, Dayton, Akron, Ravenna, Delphos, and Worcester notes that black market rice prices have fallen below the legal price. The report cites State Auditor Joseph ST Ferguson and various local figures including mayors and labor leaders.

First haircut eases Clyde Giles' baby wait in Memphis

In Memphis Mrs. Grant Giles brings her 11 month old Clyde for his first haircut. The barber lifts him into the chair as the mother steadies him while he sleeps through the mild grooming. The scene captures a calm, early milestone in the child’s life as nearby onlookers share quiet smiles.

Memphis Trena Grant Giles Clyde

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