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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1952
Page
4
Jewish people will observe Rosh Hashono marking New Year 5713 with solemn services in synagogues. Orthodox and Conservative communities keep two days September 19 to 21, Reform one day through September 20, with shofar signals and prayers for mercy, world peace, and personal atonement.
Numerous local items from Avon Lake including a guest organist at St. John's Evangelical and Reformed in Lorain, and a weekend retreat for Pilgrim Fellowship members at Camp Iss-See-Kes. Also notes on Girl Scout meetings, auxiliary plans for October, and local residents' updates.
Albert Stone a Burlington painter climbed from his hospital bed and resumed work on the Hotel Vermont roof after hanging from a rope for more than an hour. His wife quipped that you cannot keep a good man down. In Fort Worth a worker at Consolidated Vultee left after saying she struck oil on a family estate where she owns one eighth.
A 26 ton limestone eagle was moved to Boston to adorn the Federal Reserve Bank Building’s new five story addition. The heavy sculpture was transported from Indiana for the installation work and represents a notable architectural enhancement for the federal complex.
The September Wellington Button Club gathering at Mrs. Guy Phelps home included six members and one guest. Talks covered shells used in button manufacture and tortoise shell buttons, with displays from several members. Upcoming events include an October 14 meeting hosted by Mrs. Marie Ramser and a silent circle gathering.
Avon Lake librarian Miss Beatrice Smith lists new titles for the library including The Silver Chalice The Hunted Women You the Jury Under the Sea The Town The Closest Kin There Is Lost Hill Hich Bright Bursy Wheels Climb a Lofty Ladder The Familr and The Secret Read among others.
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