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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1952

Page

2

Modern one story home to open Sunday for inspection

A new one floor home with six rooms will be open to the public Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Located at 1122 East River Street, the residence features a monolith concrete poured foundation, copper plumbing, copper vents, copper waste pipes, a vestibule, and automatic heat. Built and offered by J. E. Galazin, the 26 by 42 foot foundation completes the project.

East River Street J. E. Galazin Bath New Eastern Heights Gene Resar

Eisenhower and Stevenson Poll Show No Clear Victory Margin

Princeton Research Service reports on October 1 that neither party holds a clear winning edge for the November election. Among Eisenhower supporters, 70 percent think Republicans will win and 14 percent think Democrats will win with 16 percent undecided. among Stevenson supporters, 71 percent see a Democrat win, 14 percent a Republican win, and 15 percent undecided. The survey notes strong regional leanings in the South and border states, with 73 percent of Eisenhower backers expecting victory there and a similar share of Stevenson backers predicting a Democratic win in southern states.

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Stevenson Voters Split on Party Chances in Poll

Voters in Stevenson show mixed views on party outcomes from a Sept 28 poll. Estimates across regions place Republicans ahead in the West, Midwest, and Mountain states while New England and Mid Atlantic reflect varied opinions. Also notes engineers and surveyors licensed in Ros and Avon Lake.

Avon Lake Card Party Sponsored by Legion Auxiliary

Avon Lake hosts a sponsor card party organized by the American Legion Auxiliary unit Ne fib. The event takes place Tuesday October 14 at 8 30 p m at the Chateau. Also noted is the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Vincent Rak Siri oat Revs.

Avon ‘Lake Robert Ireland England Scotland Avon Lake American Legion Auxiliary Ne Fib Chateau Tear Vincent Rak Siri Oat

Birmingham Auxiliary Inspects at FEW Meeting in Birmingham

At the Ladies Amnistry to Davidson-Slack Post of FEW in Birmingham, Mrs. Acnes E Mangus directed inspection. Guests reviewed hospital reports, rehabilitation and publicity committees. refreshments followed. Next meeting set for October 29 at 8 pm. New officers announced for Birmingham school classes with advisers listed.

Birmingham Amnistry Davidson-Slack Acnes E Mangus Sgiateen Eperts At & Pm Fircers Birmingham School Ist Iei Ans Sexenth Crace Arsene Bieche Margaret Parse Carl Koppes John Slocom Sandra Bechstein Marv E Reterreningrede Gereva Bechstein Dennis Wasim Bosco Waiorn Robert Snider Marian Brundage Paul Tithe Warren German Betty Miller Sgvivia

Gross claims police corruption during bribery case

NEW YORK convict Harry Gross admits bribing police to run a $20 million a year betting empire and accuses officers of corrupting him during a police department trial. He shouts that police sought him, not the other way around, as about 30 officers face bribery charges. The document also lists a long roll of student council and school staff names and roles.

New York Harry Gross New York Policemeen Police Department

Dam bake at Locust Grove camp near Vermilion

Erhart Theodore Haury hosted a dam bake with sons Arthur and Walter and their wives at Locust Grove on Lake Erie. Visitors included Harold and Richard Henrickson of Cleveland and Elsie Wagner of Lester. Mrs Bowles hosted a hostess party. Second Lieutenant John Gumbar heads to the Air Force. Eleanor Bowles visited Cleveland with her mother. Erhart Volunteer Firemen held their first Bowles hall party with games and refreshments.

Theodore Haury Arthur Walter Haury Locust Grove Lake Erie Vermilion Mirs Harold Henrickson Harold and Richard Cleveland Elsie Wagner Lester George Bowles Bowles Harry Carter John Gumbar Air Force Eleanor Bowles Carl Cahick Erhart Bowles Hall

South Amherst activates new fire truck with ample equipment

The South Amherst Volunteer Fire Department accepts a Ford chassis truck costing 13000 dollars featuring a four stage pump 300 gallons of water 1000 feet of 2 1 2 inch hose and 600 feet of 1 3 4 inch hose. It carries ladders 40 feet on top and 35 feet on the side with a 14 foot roof ladder. Fire Chief Wilhelm, in service since 1932, plans to convert the old 1933 truck into a water tank truck.

Emory Anderson South Amherst J. J. Wilhelm Wilhelm

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