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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1954
Page
19
Olympia reports that Washington state expects 18.9 million dollars from tourism advertising this year. Officials estimate 12 billion dollars in tourist spending nationwide this season, with Washington one of 11 western states capitalizing on vacation travel.
Gene Resar, a Elyria native now building custom homes in the Brentwood Village area, rose from A and P clerk to own his own firm. At 41, he and wife Gladys parent five children. He chairs Elyria Lions Club and belongs to Elks and Knights of Columbus. His notable work includes a residence at 206 Miami Ave featured by Homes and Gardens. He previously managed A P stores before becoming a centerless grinder at Western Automatic Screw Machine Co. His office sits at 254 Fifth St.
The Public Utilities Commission launches a trucker safety campaign, one of the first of its kind in the state. Placards stressing proper truck lighting will be distributed next week with the message Lights Save Lives Check Yours Before You Check Out.
The Baldwin Wallace Women’s Club of North Olmsted will host Rev. Laurence Hall as guest speaker at Clifton Club at 2 p.m. October 2. His talk titled Life with a Capital L covers his ministry and work with youth. Hall, born into a noted English theatrical family, has served as chaplain at Cincinnati’s Children’s Home and Work House and is rector of St. Paul Episcopal Church in East Cleveland. Hostesses include Mrs. Hiram McDade and others. reservations by Mrs. Mark Meriam with Thursday deadline.
A boyish look drives shoe styling with girls copying male friend fashions. Trim tailored ghillies and moccasins, among pumps, lead the list for current trends.
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