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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1951
Page
4
A bank teller admitted taking nearly twenty thousand dollars, carrying bundles from $100 to $2,000 to FBI agents. He cited wine, women and song and was jailed on $4,000 bail. The report also notes helium’s properties and natural production in radioactive decay.
Rotarian Rabbi Carl Miller will be the Memorial Day speaker at the Elyria Rotary Club luncheon at the YMCA. A WWII former chaplain, he is expected to deliver an inspirational message to Rotarians. An ore deposit of red ochre was found near Rajpur, India.
The Elyria Telephone Company seeks rate increases before the PUC with new charges beyond those listed in a Chronicle-Telegram table. Paul Mikus, Richard Baird, and Hubbard Wilcox hold copies of the rate application with complete new rates for all service classes. Citizens may contact these officials for information on any service.
Betty Leimbach offers local delivery service from 128 N Pleasant Oberlin. Call 43-633 for orders and details.
The nomics department will host a talk on Self Interest versus Good Citizenship with Superintendent C E Wigton introducing. Music includes Richard Weldon performs Pomp and Circumstance and Jean Ritter cello and Frances Stewart Homing. Diplomas to four graduates. Also Oberlin dances, softball, thrift shop hours, Cub Scout meeting, Memorial day parade plans, and kite contest.
The Oberlin Community Chest Association meets tonight at 7 30 at Oberlin Savings bank to elect officers. AAUW annual meeting and officer elections are set for tomorrow at 8 pm at 347 Reamer Place with reports on the national convention. Hospital dismissals list multiple patients and families. Circle 3 of First Methodist hosts a sewing session Thursday at 2 39 pm. Oberlin Temple Pythian Sisters attended Elyria Temple inspection. The First Danish Fisheries Fair will be held in Jutland next July.
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