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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1953

Page

8

Vermilion League Plans Arts Crafts Classes Sponsorship

Vermilion The Art League met to organize and sponsor a four percent program for the season. Officers elected include Ralph Hasenflu president and Edward Wei secretary treasurer with Mrs Fleanu as vice president. The group announced plans for classes in safety making and other arts crafts, delayed by high initial equipment costs until after the first year.

Art League Hirdegarten Folliwang Affmnis Ralph Hasenflu Pretcent Irs Pratt Edward Wei Osiereta Fleanu Tsardier Gillage Cp Erin Poa Lista Doalids

Clarksfield Woman Organize Republican Study Club

A group of Clarksfield women organized the Clarksfield Republican Study Club on October 7 at the home of Virs Clay Stackhouse. Officers include RDC president Miss Leona Toby Norwalk, vice president Mrs Lucille Buckley Wakeman, secretary Mrs Ethel Lee New London, treasurer Vis Florenc Stackhouse Wake Man. Meeting nights are the first Wednesday of each month 8 to 10. November 4 meeting at Buckley’s home Wakeman.

Clarksfield Collins Townsend Wakeman Virs Clay Stackhouse Helen Wood Norwalk Huron County Republian Helen Woodruff Republican Study Clubs Francis Carpenter North Fairheld Leona Toby RDC Lucille Buckley Eastern Star Masonic Temple Katherine Viola Boniface Harriet Reichemer Sandusky Augusta Scwartz Huron Lester Lowry Willard Buchner Ben Booth Laurence Kelley Floyd Garner Buckner Miss Reicheiner Rathbun Green Springs Rebecca Jackson Kendallville Ind Cora Hunt Savannaha New London Wayne Hoktatte Francis Nester Vineh Dorman Worldearse Varity Willis Frank’ N Poo Eehor Hoard Burrows Ben Ome Risell Russell Ur Ann Arbor Willan Forest Mitter David Wi West Gal Burner Tee Fantei Ford Bracy London Becks Russell Youngstown Grice Russell Plate Cory Adnan Crimer

Avon Lake plans progress indicator and Halloween events

Avon Lake will place a thermometer outside the Avon Lake Congregational Church to show progress on the new church building fund. An alliance gifts committee led by Mrs Walther solicits contributions before the canvass period starting November 1. Two canvass captains lead a larger team with Merrill Kingsbury and James Elliott among workers. A second captain, Henry Page, directs a separate group including Jo King and Marvin Cawrse.

Avon Larke Avon Lake Alliance Gifts Committee Inow Mrsea Walther Building Fund Don Vanning Merrill Kingsbury James Elliott Ralph Dorman LeVerne William Julius Alonzo Glenn Edmund Niles William Kuhn Fred Lee Richard Rost Henry Page Jo King Marvin Cawrse Vern Bates Ponald Libey Arthur Brandt Robert Bricht Ed Beesler John Webster Herbert Marquardt

Honor Dinner for Henrietta and Wedding Anniversary

A surprise dinner at Ridgeville honor of Henrietta and wedding anniversary was hosted by the Shrine with Mr and Mrs John Fhiert and Vic and Mrs Fred Roemer in attendance. Also noted is a Fun Festal by the PTA planned for October 29, featuring a mass parade, costumes, square dancing at 4 30 PM and prizes.

Henrietta John Fhiert Vic Fred Roemer Ridgeville Mra Obleat Parent Teacher Association Farm Womens Club Wis Allen Kentleigh Dan Knoble Victor Hostetler Detroit Yviewily Earl Munn Vrsbert Reusser Hailey Kelly Munns Hillsldale Wich Clarence Amstutz Viginia Af Youngstown Jack Oberlin Lena Geissendoer

Dobbses announce birth of daughter in Lorain

Mr and Mrs Stanley Dobbs of Sunset Road announce the birth of a daughter at St Josephs dos J Bitad in Lorain.

Stanley Dobbs Sunset Road St Josephs Dos J Bitad Lorain

Saar Question Drives Franco German Settlement Push

West German drive to settle the Saar issue gains momentum as Konrad Adenauer favors a temporary Saar under Schuman administration then European council authority. The coal rich 900 square mile state supplied about 12 million tons of coal yearly, reflecting its economic importance.

Saar Germany Hitler France Konrad Adenauer Schuman Iron-steel Administration European Council

Fruehauf Trailer Sales Sets Nine Month Record

Fruehauf Trailer Sales reports nine months ending September 7 with sales of 154 387 410 and net earnings after taxes of 143 2 million. Ray Blue tall president states earnings per share of 5. not final figures. quarterly and full year comparisons show improved earnings per share and ongoing cost reduction efforts.

Fruehauf Trailer Company Ray Bluetall Finchaut

Coles Cited for Plant Ohio Program Efforts

Chales Coles, Lorain County extension agent, received a governor’s certificate of commendation in Columbus for leading county efforts as county chairman in the 1953 Plant Ohio program. The award followed a New Athens program at Ohio State University with other county agents praised for uniting civic, religious, educational, youth, and women groups under county leadership. The Plant Ohio drive planted twenty five million trees and shrubs in Ohio as part of the statehood celebration.

Chales Coles Lorain County Fhrank J Lausche Columbus Ohio Ohio State Lausche County Agricultural Extension Service

Hustlers Plan Pomona Banquet

Plans for a Pomona dinner were made at the Grange meeting held at the home of Mrs Maxine Baksa. The event is set for November 14 at North Elyria Grange hall from 6 40 p m until all are served. Mrs Rita Starkey conducted the business session and roll call elicited humorous responses.

Pomona Grange Hustlers Maxine Baksa North Elyria Grange Hall Dinnr Rita Starkey

Vermilion Masons Host Friendship Night At Bazaar Dinner

At a regular meeting East Vermilion Masons and guests including Judy Nichols and Judy Collins attended Friendship Night. Music came from Floyd Heys and Paul Ludlow. A bazaar and fish supper were reported, with notes on a trapeze artist’s career and a 200 mile hand hike from Dijon to Bescanon in France.

Masons Rewives East Vermilion Madeleine Chep Halcyon Io Judy Nichols of Collins Judy Cleveland Floyd Heys Paul Ludlow Pauline Bill Ingsley Neon Dijon Bescaneon France

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