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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1950
Page
13
Chief Machinist Mate Troy is mentioned in relation to duties tied to the Korean conflict era. The note highlights his role and the historical setting without graphic details.
Harold W. Troy, 50, a Guilford grandfather and Navy veteran of both world wars, becomes the town's first reservist called to active duty. In Melrose, Benjamin Guppy retires after 61 years with Boston & Maine Railroad as a structural engineer.
A May 5 1949 letter from President Truman, made public after 117 months, declines a Colorado senator’s urging to appoint John L Lewis ambassador to Moscow. Truman says he already named a good man to Russia and quips he would not appoint Lewis as dog catcher. Senator Bishop defended releasing the letter despite potential embarrassment.
Henrietta W S C S hosted twelve guests for Fields W S C S luncheon. A birthday cake bore six candles representing six points won by projects visited. Mrs Roy Jackson led an Old Time Skate entertainment. Fifty six attended. Miss Libby Martin of Painesville and Mrs Carl Martin of Olmsted were noted among personals.
Falls residents hosted relatives and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. Gilchrist. Hayrack ride and wiener roast plus a family dinner with guests from LaGrange and Miami featured in the week’s local chatter. Highlights include janitor Sylvester Sharp losing his keys in Iowa City and Mrs. Brennan’s 100th birthday remarks in Worcester. Pineapple land near East London, South Africa, eyed for a new canning factory.
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