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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1954

Page

8

Maternity Modes Shop Opens at Center

Lorain County gains what is billed as a unique ladies exclusive garment shop. Maternity Modes, run by James Kassner, offers specially designed garments for mothers to be with high quality fabrics and workmanship. Pauline Dahl manages the Sheffield outlet providing personalized service and budget minded wardrobe help. Kassner has opened two MM stores in Cleveland, claiming this Sheffield Center location is Lorain County first. The Appalachian Trail route is noted as passing through two national parks and two national forests in North Carolina.

Lorain County Cahl ex+1 O‘neil-Sheffield Ter James Kassner Kassner Pauline Dahl Amherst Sheffield Dahl Cleveland Shefheld Center

Chances Are He Hasn't Heard Last Of This

A woman driver claimed she forgot to pay the parking meter, saying the nickel was on her hand when she returned. Judge Dowd noted she was a first offender and fined one dollar, advising payment and to deduct the amount from her allowance.

ST. Louis Robert G. Dowd Dowd Hns Marcel T Han

Wellington Village Schools Staff Named in Year Reveal

Staff lists reveal Wellington Village Schools including Bernard Adams Mrs Robert Cain Shellhouse and others. Principal Roy A McCormick leads elementary and high school programs as teachers across grades music art industrial arts and physical education are named along with several subject specialists.

Wellington Bernard Adams Robert Cain Shellhouse Boloxy Edu Russell Murteaching Albert Pratt Robert Stannard Arthur Jew Roy A. McCormick Harold Thobunton Bright Clement Auble Richard Baker William Jenkins Rade Harry Crandall Walter L. Harris Homer Barbe Brighton Lawrence James Wilder Ma Livermore Me. Jenkins Bennett Enth Mes Harold Fildey Lawrence Be Vier Leslie Hardy Henry Morton Campbell Industrial Arts Lasy A. E. Smith Robert Burnham Richard Dussel PVD Sunen Aires Ese Aes James McHenry Lyle Margaret Foster Ton Stanley Riggs Thorn Robert Dickason Jon Gannett Robert Nothing James Smith Marjorie Eckert Lal Gourley

Electrician Saves Civil Defense Drill Highlighted

An electrician played a key role during a civil defense drill, aiding in safety procedures and ensuring equipment function. The incident underscored the importance of trained personnel in drill scenarios and emergency readiness.

Camden High to Open With Young Pupils Only

Kindergarten and elementary pupils will occupy Camden High School when classes begin Tuesday. Junior high and high school students will attend Firelands School in Henrietta. The prior three years kindergarten operated in Ripton Community Church basement with 3.5 day sessions and will join the district this year. Enrolled kindergartners include Richard Afalter Linda Ferguson Barbara Ann Childers Dennis Dellifield Donald Everett David Leninger Julia Jans Tommy Gentkouski Marilyn Groot Mari Groot Michael Weston Pamela Whyte Kathy Bowman James Davidson Darlene Roney Mary Gressler Robert Born Michael Ives Donald Neel Douglas Neel Cynthia Gerstacker Larry Watts Lawrence Cuccos Jeanne Mikleda Steve Matus Jr Anita Davidson Steve Holomuzki. Five and a half day sessions will be taught by Mrs. Donald Davidson.

Kipton Camden Firelands School Henrietta Ripton Richard Afalter Linda Ferguson Barbara Ann Childers Dennis Dellifield Donald Everett David Leninger Julia Jans

Community notes from Litchfield and area updates

Thirty eight children and eight adults from the First Congregational Church of Elyria toured Willard Mennell farm on Smith Rd with a hayride and pond picnic. The last ice cream social and band concert of the season raise funds for the local band. The band plans a Sunday picnic at the County Home and a concert for residents there.

Litchfield First Congregational Church of Elyria Willard Mennell Smith Rd Litchfield High School American Legion Hall Madeira Needlecraft Club Helen Gehring Jean Holladay Howard Laing The Baptist Church Dallas Texas Laing Dallas Theological Seminary Roy Hendershot Cleve Harlan Bryenton Kent Robert Roper West Haublaub Roper Farm Arthur Holmes Pamela Bay Village H. J. Barth Richard Hendrickson Richard Jr Lodi Hospital Ralph Butcher West Virginia Branch Rd C. C. Baser Onsted Mich Glenn Criags Green Springs Norris Leach Stanley Heman Akron RuthyAnn Fitch Chicago Medina County Grange Donald Yost Edith Breyley Glenn Forraker Pittsburch Allen Ihzhman Harold Ensign Burbank T. A. Falconer Robert Wayne, Ind

Stolen Half Of Five-Story Log Barn Near Athens

Clarence Spangler reported to police that someone stole about half of his five story log barn near Athens West Virginia. Thieves sawed through the 20 foot logs to dismantle the structure as part of the break in.

Athens Clarence Spangler Comeone

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