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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1950
Page
3
The Thew Shovel Co led by Earl J. White organized a volunteer force over 100 strong to solicit Elyria area plant workers for the Community Chest. A pre campaign drive ensures contributors meet or exceed the prior plant average of 10.81 dollars, with kick off meetings and daily plant bulletins guiding effort.
The article details a workplace charity drive with the slogan Give the Red Feather the Green Light. It designates Chest Builders for pledges of 100 dollars or more or a significant increase, and lists an extensive Chest organization across plants with committees captains and members including Earl White Art Lundgren W J Allaback Elmer Walton and many others.
A wartime employment ad offers $10 000 yearly potential for men aged 30 to 37 with a car. It promises steady income after a three month training at Williamson Heater Co. and invites replies to W H Wuerdeman in Cincinnati Ohio.
The Cleveland health museum debuts as the first of its kind in the western hemisphere. It promotes health through knowledge with visual demonstrations of the human body's workings.
Elyria women join the first annual Practical Nurse Association of Ohio convention in Cleveland at the Hotel Carter. Officers from Elyria include Mrs. Julia Bruce Mrs. Katherine Albright and Mrs. Alice Pretch on the ballot. A luncheon and talks on nursing education legislation and rehabilitation are planned with a closing banquet.
In Central Falls Rhode Island Lucien J Jovin told the court he sped to reach his sick mother-in-law. Judge Guillaume Myette praised the sentiment then fined Jovin five dollars plus costs.
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