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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1955

Page

3

Amherst Lions Club fund raising drives mapped in Amherst

Amherst Lions Club plans a field house fund drive with light bulb and broom sales. Tickets, canvassing territories, and a Memorial Athletic Field project are outlined. Church notices mention Walther League planning and St Paul Church activities. Births and hospital notices list new arrivals in Vermilion Wakeman Lorain Amherst. Community events include meetings, cleanups, bowling, and a bake sale at Goodspeed's Furniture Store.

Amherst Amherst Lionstherst Eva Nelson Elyria Leslie Pancost Lorain Wesley Smith Ampaign Herst Matt Gergel, Jr James Cummings Laur Borowicz Mike Jones Nabakow Burl Meek Gerald Coleman Charles Hambly Island Avon Ledford Brock Henry Manns Oberlin Memorial Memorial Athletic Field Barbara Beko Joyce Szabados Mollie Sabiers Kathryn Nalley Frances Battenhouse Mary-Martha Congregational Church St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Friendship Club Ladies’ Aid Society Goodspeed

Church and community notices span Sept events and parish activities

The item lists church and community events including a September picnic at Greenwood Park, installation of Rev. Maurice Shackell at Grafton School as a missionary, Rev. William Bliese joining Grace Lutheran in Cleveland, a Red Cross door collection for the Eastern disaster, and the North-East Ohio District Lutheran Laymen's League annual convention at St. John's in Akron. Also noted are Harvest Festival plans, officer rosters, church circles, filmstrip on Winnebago Indians, guild meetings, confirmations, paper drive, novena, Holy Communion, church council meetings, and various choir rehearsals and institute sessions across several churches and locations.

Greenwood Park Maurice Shackell Grafton School Midview William Bliese Cleveland Grace Lutheran Ohio Luthwan Herman Kirschner Henry Horning William Hagen Norman Wilker Harry Peters John i Hamann St. Peter Circle Six Louise Camp Norma Albrecht Women’s Guild Irma Ehlert St. Joseph's St. Ann's Circle J. Wesbecher Mission Circle B. Latrat Fr. Lembach Our Lady of Fatima Holy Name Society First Evangelical United Brethren Church Council of Administration Hour of Christian Fellowship Leith Linwood Park Guild WSWS Lorain Emmanuel J Church Merry Janes Christian Education Mt. Gilead The Pilgrim Camp Iss-See-Kies

Steel Output Near'54 Total By Sept. 30

Steel Magazine projected by end September 1955 steel ingots and castings would reach about 5.5 million net tons, vs last year’s 8.31 million. August output hit 9.5 million with September near 9.7 million as flood recovery and Detroit unit shutdowns ease. Demand stays strong as automakers inquire about supplies and usage rates rise across regions.

Cleveland Ohio Steel Magazine Steel Detroit Steel Mid -Atlantic St. Louis Detroit New England Chicago Pittsburgh Bates Birmingham Youngstown Wheeling Cincinnati Buffalo Far West

More U.S. Roads Aid Expected

The American Municipal Association said express highway programs in Ohio cities face impact from Congress likely to grant greater federal aid next year. Officials in Cincinnati Columbus and Cleveland warned plans could stall or shift as state and local authorities await federal decisions.

Washington American Municipal Association Ohio Congress Cincinnati Cry C. A Harrell Kentucky Columbus Serace Floyal C Redick Eisenhower

U S pilots number and California lead in air activity

A survey by the Aircraft Industries Association reports the United States holds nearly half of the world's active pilots, with 311,659 of 660,449 total. California is cited as the most air minded state with 10,707 active pilots.

Washington United States The Aircraft Industries Association California

Prospects Improve for Compromise Highway Bill in 1956

Two Republican senators Edward Martin of Pennsylvania and Frank Carlson of Kansas voiced willingness to back a compromise highway bill, signaling support for action on road construction as voters press for results. Carlson favors a mix of bond financing and pay-as-you-go, while Senator Gore pushes for direct appropriations. Senate and House leaders vow renewed effort early next session to advance a national highway program amid rising auto traffic and truck use.

GOP Eisenhower Edward Martin Public Works Committee Frank Carlson Kans Finance Committee Washington Senate Carlson Albert Gore Tenn House iHouse Lyndon Johnison Texas

Army promotion for Robert Alexander to staff sergeant

Service parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Alexander of 449 Courtland St report their son Robert Alexander has been promoted to staff sergeant after 13 months in the Army in Europe.

Arthur Alexander Courtland St Robert Sgt Alexander Europe

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