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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1952
Page
6
A local report from Penney Farms describes a New Hampshire Reds hen laying an extraordinary egg described in inches and weight. Separately in Jacksonville Beach a man arrested on a Grunsonness charge denied his identity until a judge confirmed the accusation amid meal-money pressure.
An Aberdeen Proving Ground profile highlights the Ordnance Corps Center’s 33 years of testing and training. It covers perimeters, weapons testing, a high speed camera, a long list of milestones, and a museum with 5000+ exhibits. The article notes a June meeting at 39 Union Street Oberlin.
East Oberlin area 4 H club the Sew ettes met at advisor Mrs Rudolph Neumann home on May 20 with twelve members and one guest present pledge to the flag and roll call named an item needed in the sewing basket reports were given and money making ideas discussed plans for a barride were made committees appointed constitution committee will meet Linda Wacekoff on June 16 reports of officers and advisors conference were presented
Avon Lake Village Recreation committee keeps postponing monthly gathering to June 3 due to school activities. Guests include Mr and Mrs Edgar Hancock and son from Aberdeen North Carolina and Mr and Mrs Winston Sharp of Chicago. Dr John G Bushman spoke on Summer accidents and diseases to the Avon Lake Preschool PTA at the high school. The rummage sale was reported successful and no more meetings are planned until Fall. The Bureau of Indian Affairs was created in 1824 and moved to the Interior Department in 1849.
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