18 Chronicle T Bigris Ohio Friday Nee 17 1958
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1950
Page
10
Unable to determine readable event details from the fragment. The item appears to be a local newspaper entry with a date in 1958 and place Ohio but lacks a clear narrative or names to summarize.
Oberlin College opens its own radio station KOCN on 590. Studios are on the Publications building second floor at 33 E. College Street. Weekday broadcasts 4 to 6 p.m. and Sundays 9 30 a.m. to 1 and 2 to 6 p.m. Daily news and sports plus music programs planned. Programs use Oberlin Village police signal system and reach all dormitories.
Mrs. Jo Sage and Mrs. Martha Eddy cohosted the Ruth Circle gathering at Mrs. Sage's Butternut Ridge road home. Seventeen members attended with tables brightened by garden flowers from Mrs. Ed Wolfe. A special luncheon table was prepared.
Odessa SecNutt chairs circle with Ada Hill and several officers, reporting on hymnals purchases and budget gifts. Esther Circle hosts original social evening with readings, solos, a skit, and a church yard beautification discussion for 70 guests. Lydia Circle hosts luncheon. Nichols elected secretary and $10 to window shade project approved. Christmas meeting set with tureen luncheon and 25 cent gift exchange.
The winter Community Night at La Porte church began with a 6:30 tureen dinner served along a long dining room table. Mrs. Ruth Bowen led a 15 minute group singing session with Arthur Vetter directing. Herman Gannett, new to the choir, sang Loch Lomond with Eleanor Van Arsdale on piano. The chorus, including Harold Miller and Don Shepard, performed two numbers. Douglas Nichols presented films Glacier Park Canadian Rockies Hungry Minds This is our earth Circus Animals. Prayer ended the evening with thanks to helpers.
Thanksgiving services for the Methodist and Congregational churches will be at the Congregational church on November 19 at 11 o'clock with Rev. Richard Frothingham delivering the message. New members join Congregational on November 26. A covered dish fellowship supper at 7 p.m. Friday at the Congregational church. Mrs. Norman Selzer underwent surgery at Lodi Hospital Friday and will stay about ten days. she welcomes messages from friends. The W S C S of the Methodist church provided lunch at the farm auction sale.
Mr and Mrs Blake McDermot and others visited in Indianapolis while Mrs Laura Horner of Lodi returned home after two weeks with the Hubbards Ruffus Roberts left Akron Hospital and is home Mrs Mildred Lance led the Good neighbor club meeting Anna Bushman birthday observed Clare Dake and Eva Hart hosted a weekend visit Walter Benjak wedding in Medina news of hospital calls and soldiers new address for Pvt Bernard Lassond plus visits to Wooster Wellington and Copley area medical conditions noted at Knapp house and Long hospital status.
Nashville report says Elea Nor Meek, 24 year old Bucyrus Telegraph Forum society editor who vanished November 9, is staying at the YWCA while she sorts out her problems. She says she joined the Women’s Air Force after leaving Bucyrus due to being terribly mixed up. Ohio officials traced her as far as Galion where she picked up a clothing package left on a return from Kent. Meek is a Kent State University graduate of 1948.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sherman welcomed twins Barbara Jean and Bonnie Jo at Lodi hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sherman. Also noted is a serious operation at Akron City Hospital and visits by Mrs. Stanley Long and Fred and Garrison. Mrs. Dieckman, recovering from bus accident injuries, returned from Texas with her ill sister Mrs. Robert Pimsner.
Mrs Dieckman cut short a Texas trip due to injuries from an illness and torn ligaments, with her nephew Robert Pimsner staying with the Dieckmans. A Mansfield bus sideswiped a truck on the way home, causing no injuries. Recent visitors include the Heydorns, Aungsts, and the Garris family. Emma Webber returned from Chicago visit. The Packards and Leans were hosted by the Harold Lance family.
Mr and Mrs Julius Vargo of 243 West River street report son Pvt Julius E Vargo AF 15432120 Flight 6089 Squad 3705 Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas Mrs Manly M Windsor of 242 Denison Avenue reports son Pfc H M Windsor AF 15426-54 6923 PPS USAF SS Brooks AFB San Antonio Texas Windsor began service July 28 Women in Ballina Ireland invited men to a town park plan to keep sons out of mischief John Saxton founder of the Ohio Repository Canton in 1815 was grandfather of Mrs William McKinley
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