Memphis Law School elects Tenny Bruce Law as president
Memphis Law School announces senior class leadership with Tenny Bruce Law of Memphis Law School chosen as president amid student government elections.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1952
Page
11
Memphis Law School announces senior class leadership with Tenny Bruce Law of Memphis Law School chosen as president amid student government elections.
In Milwaukee Wisconsin the sewer commissioner's office features a prank water fountain that splashes workers as they lean in. The office staff nickname it Old Facial highlighting the playful hazard.
A father in Alliance Nebraska bought a fishing pole for his young son during a Colorado family trip. The boy immediately dismantled the pole and shook each section confessing he wanted to learn where the worms are kept.
The James Brand House in Oberlin hosted a Homemade Christmas exhibit by about 19 Lorain County farm women groups drawing around 275 visitors. A large eight foot tree, wreaths, clever mantel pieces, card displays, candles, and whipped wax snow featured among crafts, aprons, toys, and cookies. Demonstrations included wreath making, gift wrapping, and Christmas card making as part of the Home Council’s crafts program.
Fort Worth police report an unnamed thief left an unmailed unsigned letter in a pilfered car that trapped him. Detective Herman Cobb said the note described a previous car theft.
Thanksgiving dinner for Mothers Study club members and husbands held November 10 in the school cafeteria. Rev. Stroebel gave the invocation and led group singing with Mrs. Stroebel as soloist. Kenneth Cook spoke on his Mexico City trip with Mrs. Cook, displaying Mexican souvenirs and trophies of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bouley. Gift exchange planned for December at Mrs. Ruby Wiley's home. Dinner committee listed, 43 served.
In Plattsmouth Nebraska seventh graders held an animal auction to help classmate Darrel Sudduth after polio. Pets including cats rats canaries turtles and goldfish fetched up to 25 cents while many items sold for a penny or two. All pets were later returned to their owners.
Condensation forms on tank metal when oil level drops causing rust. Keeping tanks full reduces condensation and adding rust inhibitors to fuel oil helps slow corrosion. For personal replies write to Mr Cobb with a stamped self addressed envelope. Uruguay capital Montevideo will replace streetcars with buses in two years.
Local delivery listing for AMHERST area by MRS JUNE E ALEXANDER at 172 Franklin Ave with phone 11 offering news and delivery services.
Amherst Jaycees lay out a packed slate including a fifth anniversary dinner December 3 at Vickis restaurant, a Christmas package drive for Korean civilians, lighting contest December 17 23 with prizes, and plans for quarterly meetings a May June membership drive and a soap box derby on Memorial Day.
The Great Lakes fleet moved 2,720,792 tons of iron ore in the week ending Monday, far above the 1,769,486 tons a year earlier, pushing season totals to 71,453,137 tons and boosting odds of reaching 80,000,000 tons before ice shuts in. The report lists officers and members including Barres, Ann Heusser, Ethel Lambie, and Helen Stevens, with Christmas card orders noted.
Notice of sale of bonds by Wellington Exempted Village School District Lorain County Ohio. Bids due December 10 1952 sealed and opened public at 12 noon EST. Bonds total 500000 1000 each dated December 1 1952 bearing semiannual interest starting June 1 1953 at 31.7 percent per year or bid with alternative rate if fractional.
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