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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1952
Page
4
Incoming President Eisenhower faces a vast federal personnel overhaul across cabinet posts commissions and agencies. Key figures like FBI Director Hoover may stay while Republican appointees replace Democrat incumbents across the civil service and major regulatory bodies.
Wakeman book club met with Mrs Charles Clark Jr as Mrs Joseph Briesch spoke on Save Our Schools and Mrs Gale Bachelder spoke on Too Much Education Officers include President Mrs Locke Cooley and Vice President Mrs Walford Blair Mrs James Parsons is secretary treasurer Cooley to host next meeting Wakeman PTA heard an exchange student from Germany compare schools noting stricter discipline and broader subjects Pupils attend six years of elementary and seven years of high school Performers from nearby towns entertained and luncheon was served by second grade mothers News items mention relatives visiting Wakeman from Pennsylvania
A witty column links a "presidential bee" bite to lasting impact quoted by Mrs. Roosevelt at Hyde Park. It recalls Paul McNutt’s hunger for the presidency, Hal Block’s mock sequel plan, and a platinum-haired RKO extra noting the appeal of men who make things, all from 1952 syndicated remarks.
Local residents share winter plans with trips to Atlanta and Florida while others host dinners and card parties. In Columbus and Oberlin, family events, funerals, and letters from abroad appear as neighbors discuss visits, arrivals, and society events across November.
Mrs J G Morris entertained a group of friends at a breakfast party on November 13 at her home on Ford Road. Guests included Mrs John Cherba.
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