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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1952
Page
5
Grace H. Talk presents traditional English and modern American fruit cake recipes. The piece details a Northamptonshire style pound cake base with currants candied citrus nuts and almonds, plus a modern quick bake version using a fruit cake mix. It suggests reader submissions for family recipes.
Avon Lake residents head south for winter in Crystal Beach Florida. Preschool field trip visits local fire department and dairy. Local men inducted into the armed forces in November. Bay View Hospital patient ill in Bay Village. Mrs Gresko seriously injured in porch railing fall. William Carothers pledged to Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Ohio State. Avon Lake Welfare Agency names officers and discusses Christmas program. Birth announcement from Greenville South Carolina. Local service member Norris Locke returns home from Asia. Grape Growers Association dinner honors held in New York. Various visits and social notices around Avon Lake with pledged sorority member Courtney Libey
In 1853 the Oxford Ohio institution, now Western College for Women, was chartered by men and women to educate young women with a Christian nonsectarian approach. The college on a 197 acre wooded campus emphasizes a democratic environment with many foreign students and a liberal arts curriculum. Teacher certificates are offered, radio experience is available, and children’s theatre is explored in cooperation with Miami University to enrich drama and social life.
The Dads and Sons club at Kent State University scheduled a November 22 dance to raise funds for financing the team next summer. The group formed to foster interest in a class E League for Little League graduates. Ohio Fruit Growers Coop Association directors met at A. G. Hint's home with guests R. H. Morganstern E. Keetch and Mr. Brown of Westfield New York.
Lorain County railroad taxes funded education for 1118 local boys and girls last year. Ohio railroads paid 16,622,953 statewide in 1951, with 9,913,534 supporting schools for 45,265 students. White metropolitan counties and their railroad networks are noted in the association survey.
Rail taxes provided the largest funding in some small counties with Vinton receiving $45,602 and Pike $89,151 for school systems. The passage notes these funds were vital to these districts without railroad taxes.
The association asserts that many local school districts would have to choose between closing classrooms or raising taxes on real estate to fund operations.
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