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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1956
Page
4
Senator Kefauver began the second leg of his campaign touring six states en route with aides in the Southwest. The trip aimed to energize supporters as he frames the race against Eisenhower amid national sentiment and ongoing political activity.
Chester Wiez of Silver Spring elected chef de fer at Forty and Eight national convention in Indianapolis. Resolution withdrawn declaring dictatorship charge against the American Legion. unity urged. W. C. Daniels messages pledgedonen family unity. National officers named include Armstrong Hot Springs, Cosgrove Rochester, Boutelle Gottstown, Demarest Toledo, Maxwell Huntington, Hass Clear Lake, Nielsen Gig Harbor, Ardery Indianapolis reappointed adjutant, Lamey named director of nurses' training.
Lorainite Emmett David Smith of 318 Florida Ave Lorain was arrested in Oberlin on a charge of being intoxicated about 7 by Police Chief Myron Brill. Smith unable to post $200 bond was jailed in Lorain County Jail awaiting tonight tomorrow at county facility due to city jail fumigation.
A 20 year old Lakewood man who escaped from a mental institution was captured in Elyria after calling his mother from a telephone booth at about 5 30 this morning. Police arrested him as he stepped from the booth and he was held pending arrangements to return him to the institution.
Avon Lake schools announce new room mothers for the 1956 57 year. Erieview lists kindergarten to sixth grade mothers by session and class, Eastview names chairmen and mothers for each grade, with roles across morning and afternoon sessions and multiple classes.
Robert Harrison, arriving from Quebec in a 1944 Reo with friends, notes that on their next Boston trip they will bring a 1918 Budge and recalls a windburn from the journey. He mentions the Reo’s windshield and other travel details in a casual roadside report.
Oberlin police investigate theft of several articles from the Oberlin Laundry on South Main Street. Manager John Loftin said the door between the boiler room and laundry room was unlocked when he opened Friday morning and that several items were missing. Officers noted an unlocked boiler room entrance and a padlock left unlocked or forced.
Large crowd will hear editor Louis B. Seltzer of the Cleveland Press and Ohio Scripps. He will deliver a past dress titled Are We All Going at a 6:30 dinner meeting Wednesday of the Lorain County Education Association at Midview High School. About 475 reservations have been made. The Lorain County teachers orchestra will play and welcomes will be given by Valerie Jenkins and Natal ie Wooden. Robert Waltz is program chairman of the annual fall meeting.
Sir Francis Cook backs formation of a citizens committee at Midview High School to study school problems. Dennis said the group will serve as a clearing house for understanding and address concerns with district officials, teachers, and parents.
Boosters Night at Old Glory Grange in LaGrange attracted good attendance. Mrs. Louise Haydn led the program with group singing by Master Leonard Uhle and Mrs. Oleeva Archer. Arthur and Cyrus Dawson explained European slides, a garden produce auction followed by the Juvenile Grange, and home economics sold refreshments. Nine Old Glory Grange officers were installed, with four more to be installed next meeting at Penfield School.
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