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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1952
Page
3
The Fourth Annual Farm Bureau Fun Night is set for 3 15 p m Wednesday September 17 at Wellington High School auditorium. Organizing director Dean W Simeral of Loraine County Farm Bureau announced today.
Lorain County Workshop Players present a one act and Quarternotes North Eaton perform musical offerings. H L Shrveck Elyria presents a monologue with group singing, dances, and Chuck Heck orchestra. Lois Krueck hosts MC duties. Tom Weston chairs group planning. Tickets from Elyria Grafton offices or committee members. no door sales before 9 30 p.m.
A community sober program emphasizes mutual aid for alcoholism as a illness and offers free help through meetings and support. P. O. Box 321 listed for contact.
Corporal Don Fortune son of Mr and Mrs Harris Fortune of Rootroad will return home by plane this evening from Camp Breckenridge Kentucky where he has been discharged. Fortune served 20 months in Japan with a medical division of the unarmed forces and was connected with the Fairview West Park YMCA before entering service on September 6 1950. He trained at Fort Knox and then went to Denver Army Hospital before leaving the United States.
Cairo announces a cabinet reshuffle with five new ministers joining 42 posts. Key appointments include Bayyoum Madsour to ministry, Mahmoud Mohamed Mahmoud in communications, Murad Fahmy in public works, Noujeidin Tarvaf in rural affairs, and Manette Ghal in affairs. A crime note closes the item with a statistic about crime.
New York reports the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis under Dr. Hert Ven Roper meeting unprecedented polio demand. Officials note funds from 1949 1950 and 1951 totals and emphasize the rising cases and peak epidemic strain on resources.
The B. G. Jordans report Mitzi the fox terrier disappeared soon after buying 114 rabbits to start a rabbit business. Mrs. Jordan says Mitzi grew jealous of the many rabbits and left the home.
In 1950 Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Bliss purchased the Indicott Photo Shop from the Indicott partnership. Mrs. Bliss, former Louise, and George Surdock, formerly of the Surdock studios, join the business. The studio offers candid wedding photography with church and reception coverage. Telephone 2180 at 546 Broad Street.
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