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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1952
Page
2
Elyria shoppers see a broad display of household items from plastic furniture covers to braided draperies. The feature highlights self cleaning finishes, brass polish creams, revolving shelves, herb kits, and decorative outfits for all ages.
Lorain County Industrial Relations Association organizes the Elyria Country Club event with speakers from The Perry Fay, Bendix Westinghouse, and Western Automatic. topics cover employee communications salaries and labor relations. The conference moves from Toledo to Elyria with multiple host groups and committee chairs named.
Banes A Hasley of Oneirin outlines a Quota Club work camp plan. Members gathered for United Nations Day and club birthday observances at a local hotel. Margeret Histed chaired, with cake cut to honor the club’s fourth anniversary and plans to aid Red Cross and Christmas gift packaging. Some members will join an October 29 birthday party at Loran Courty Home.
Born today you show original thinking and leadership potential with strong interest in philosophy science and literature. You possess deep emotions controlled and will form casual acquaintances before lifelong friends. Your best work day is Tuesday and you may pursue relationships with several suitors while seeking stability and family harmony.
The week’s war news highlights both progress and tensions. Britain backs U S leadership against communism while Belgium’s elections hurt Communists. Yugoslavia, Greece, and Turkey seek a defensive alliance amid Western aid. Mossadegh rejects backdated terms with Britain. France objects to U S aid levels and UN debate. Russia fires on a U S aircraft incident remains disputed.
Corporal Fred W Cote of Edyra Ohno leaves Pou to join helicopter training with the 23rd Infantry Division in Korea. Second Lieutenant Fred E Steele reports a new address at Scott AFB Illinois. Norman L Miller and Norman L Milier listed with AF addresses. A3C David Edward and A3c Thomas G Davis noted with new bases. Pvt Andrew Nagy of Elyria Ohio joins the 7th Infantry Division in Korea after Inchon landing.
Avon Lake council tentatively approves a 1953 budget totaling 519,507.20 with allocations for general, bond retirement, and water works funds. Mayor Rupert notes joint meetings with nearby communities and transportation committees to address municipal needs and a water sale proposal to Avon.
Detroit Ford laboratory device measures how a dropped handkerchief dampens vibrations on a steel plate to identify optimal sound deadening materials for autos.
Cincinnati reports show a decline in total enrollments easing as freshmen increases at 307 colleges. Dr Raymond Walters University of Cincinnati president said four of ten institutions still drop totals, two show no change, while eight of ten had declines a year ago.
Panama plans a new driven theater facility to accommodate 636 cars, marking a milestone in local entertainment options and automotive culture.
Everett Wieseke announces a Cub Leaders Training Course for the Southeast District starting October 21 at the McKinley School. Six two hour sessions run each Tuesday at 1 30 p m. Don Crozier named course director. staff includes Clifford Pierce John Shamel Mrs Maze Reams Mrs Edna Wykosk George Larkin John Edwards Mrs Frank Chucko and Mrs Dr Lawall of Elyria Mrs Mane Wiech Mrs Marton Fye and Harry Vandenberg of LaGrange. Courses cover eight Cub Scouting areas and count toward a three year training award. All Cubmasters Assistant Cubmasters Den Mothers and Committee men urged to attend. refreshments served after each session.
Building permits issued last week authorize D W Abbe to construct a 28 by 26 foot one story frame home at 352 Cambridge Avenue for 36000 with himself as contractor. Viola Roth gets a 60 by 38 foot one story dwelling with attached garage at 641 Glenwood Street for 16000 with Robert E Lee as contractor. Lena M Beal receives a 26 by 40 foot one story frame dwelling at 125 Columbia Avenue for 8000.
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