Elyrians Honor Mrs Lee Meyer and Foster Kids Abroad
Elyrians paid respects to Mrs Lee Meyer, a longtime civic contributor, while Father Edward Pevee won hearts in St Marys Parish before moving to Cleveland. East Carlisle fifth graders adopted French peer Michel Ehrmann through Foster Parents Plan, exchanging letters and learning about life across war-torn borders.
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Elyrians
Atlantic
France
Jhhildren
East Carlisle
Michel Ehrmann
Michel
Fern Haynes
Rennel Concentrate Claim Promises Easy Weight Loss
A Cleveland woman, 50, reports losing 21 lbs and feeling 100 percent better after using Rennel Concentrate, saying she can eat freely while losing fat. The ad touts a home recipe with liquid Rennel mixed in grapefruit juice and offers a money back guarantee.
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Marcella Ely
W. 25Th St
Cleveland
Ohio
Ople
Elyria’s Fireman Krugman Reaches Nine Years of Service
Fireman Lawrence J. Krugman of Elyria began with the city department, later serving nine years at age 42 after a Navy gunner’s mate duty in the Pacific from 1944 to 1946. A welder by trade, Krugman attended Lyne High School and lives at 428 Louisiana Avenue with wife Georgette and daughter Judith Ann, 12.
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Lawrence J. Krugman
Elyria
Krugman
U. S Navy
Fire Department
Lyna High School
Georgette
Judith Ann
Louisiana Avenue
Wagenman Paint Stores names new officers on retirement
The S C Wagenman Paint Stores Company announces the resignation of S C Wagenman as president and director. Carl E Wagenman is elected to succeed his father as president with Asa Shiverick Jr named vice president and treasurer. Mark Lortbourrow becomes secretary and Neal Carroll assistant treasurer. Alma Tuiner named assistant secretary. The reconstituted board includes Carl Wagenman and Asa Shiverick.
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S. C. Wagenman
S.C Wagenman Paint Stores Company
Carl E. Wagenman
Asa Shiverick, Jr
Mark Lortbourrow
Neal Carroll
Alma Tuiner
Carl Wagenman
Shiverick
Points for Parents by Edyth Thomas Wallace
A mother counsels letting bygones be bygones to mend a quarrel with Edna. The piece cautions that holding grudges harms children’s emotional health and urges forgiveness for healthier relationships.
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Edyth Thomas Wallace
Elyria woman leaves estate to churches hospitals and missions
Miss Martha Gaines Winston of Elyria died May 20 and left one quarter of her estate to the First Baptist church and one quarter to Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. A fourth goes to the Strachan Mission of Central America, another fourth to Moody Bible Institute, and a $300 bequest to the Cleveland Hebrew Mission. Executrix named as Mrs Alice Davidson.
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Martha Gaines Winston
Elyria
First Baptist Church
Gates Hospital
Strachan Mission
Central America
William Walker
Columbia Bible School of
Columbia
So. Carolina
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Cleveland
Holiday forecast warns of heavy Ohio accident toll
Edwin H. Davis of the Ohio Safety Council warns Memorial Day weekend could be the deadliest since VJ Day if trends continue. He cites a 15 percent rise in casualties for the year and projects about 40 Ohio accident deaths, with national totals possibly exceeding 800. He forecasts highway fatalities around 30 in Ohio over the period, plus drownings and deadly fires.
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Edwin H. Davis
Ohio Safety Council
Ohio
Dozjen
Council
Ohio traffic toll climbs as Memorial Day weekend nears
The report notes higher than 1951 traffic deaths by 68 and more drownings and fatal falls, while pedestrian injuries lag last year. Davis offers six safety tips including car checks, slower driving, obeying signals, swimming near lifeguards, easing hikes, and returning home early to avoid congestion.
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Ohio
Davis
Senate Debates Foreign Aid Cuts Amid Budget Battle
Senate opens debate on the mutual security program as administration defense faces opposition from Republican and Southern Democrats. Tom Connally resists further cuts beyond 1 billion, while others push for 1 billion more or 500 million. Other items note wartime powers extension fight and price wage controls linger.
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Senate
Tom Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Herman Welker
R-Ida
Russell B. Long
D-La
House Judiciary Committee
Truman
Brent Spence
D-Ky
House Banking Committee
Senate Banking Committee
Spence
Nylons Spark Weekend Strike At Timmins Eatery
Sixteen waitresses at a Timmins restaurant walked out blaming nylons required by operators. They said wages could not cover stocking costs, earning $13.50 plus free meals for a 48 hour week.
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Timmins
Pranksters Take Safe From Phi Gamma Delta House
Western Reserve University pranksters blamed for stealing a heavy house safe from the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, containing 200 in cash and 900 in checks, were reported to have hidden the safe in the basement after failing to open it.
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Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Chronicle-Telegram May 26 1952 Elyria item
May 26 1952 Elyria Chronicle Telegram report details local happenings in Elyria Ohio with brief notices and community updates reflecting postwar life and civic affairs.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
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Edward Pevee
St. Mary's
Katie” Peters
Broad St
Middle Ave
Paint Stores
Edna
United Press
Loofbourrow
Donald Hornbeck
William Downie
S C. Wagenman
Spitzer
Grafton
de Soto
Plymouth
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
Phi Gamma Delta House
Mitel
RCA
Wagner Music and
Jrmend Fi
Susie
Edith Mae
Merthe
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