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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1950
Page
2
Fragmentary Chronicle-Telegram text discusses leisure, advertising imagery, and manners with scattered references to twins, ironing ironwork, and a Broadway debut. It mentions a New model car and a critic’s remark about a designer, but the readable content is largely incoherent and fragmentary.
A Chicago suburb tale praises a meticulous garbage man with a gleaming uniform and dainty refuse handling, while Capper’s Weekly riffs on marriage gifts and extenuating circumstances. Profiles of Judge Pine’s language zeal and Bill Boyd’s career ambitions reflect midcentury wit and aspiration across pop culture and law.
Ads note Oberlin bed service at 138 N Pleasant St offering seven day service. The fragment mentions phone 3806 and address 138 North Pleasant Street with a call to action for service.
The small Oberlin High School class of 48 will graduate at the First Church on Wednesday May 31 at 8 pm. Dr Joseph F King will speak and Kenneth E Worcester will present diplomas. Class officers include Jon Simpson president and Ann Kepler secretary. The program features a cello piano duet by Hans Stechow and Ann Kapler, and an instrumental quintet playing Minuet and Rondo. Additional items include a student senate head and an orchestra performance.
Avon leaders Mrs John Hertner and Mrs Edwin Knight announce a Brownie troop is being organized. Fourteen girls will join with an investiture planned before month’s end. Members include Carol Gahagan Marian Gerhardinger Nancy Heinrich and others. meetings set Fridays after school at the Hertner home on Detroit Road.
Saint Vincent de Paul parish on North Ridge Road announces a musical show modeled on the Cayo man Club of Cleveland Showboat. The Cleveland club’s productions are famed for sell out crowds. After negotiations with the Lorain school board, the show will be staged at Lorain High School auditorium on June 3. Village obituary notes Job Loasby of Loddington England died aged 101 after two years to live.
The program closed with the benediction by the urban assistant pastor of St Jude’s Church Elyria. The Girls Greecs performed Ave Maria and Bach.
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