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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1952
Page
2
Louisville reports the American Automobile Association ranked Kentucky tenth in tourist income for 1950. The feature notes related travel trends and mentions Ken German firms planning steel plant contracts in Assuan and Cairo, Egypt.
Tonight in multiple towns including Grafton North Olmsted and Penfield residents attend meetings across churches town halls and fire stations. Key events include Kiwanis and VFW auxiliary gatherings, Grange sessions, and church boards with varied start times.
Avon Lake may provide water to Avon village if terms are agreed. The plan envisions connecting to Avon Lakes line on Belden road at the village boundary.
Dinne Lee Crosby 40 former actress and wife of Bing Crosby died Saturday at home after a five day coma from generalized cancer. She leaves husband Bing Crosby and four sons Gary Philip Dennis and Lindsay.
Avon Lake council backs a 5000 CQ gallon reservoir and elevated water tank plan to supply the village. Water would move south on Belden road then along Detroit road toward Avon lumber yard with a public meeting planned to present the proposition. The proposal uses a master meter sale to the village with re metering to individual consumers.
Spitzer Falins of Stronesville Ohio reports a 68 cow Holstein herd finished its test year with 399 pounds of butterfat and 10541 pounds of milk per cow, averaging 16 quarts daily per cow. Milking was twice daily under the official Herd Improvement Registry program.
The text notes testing in Ohio overseen by authorities with children named Carolyn Buddy and Johnny linked to the Holstein program, referencing old State University cooperation and quarters.
In Starkville Mississippi a physician who moved from a local house sold the residence to another physician. The departing family had children named Carolyn Coldest Buddy and Johnny.
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