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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1962
Page
2
A gospel account describes a boy possessed by an unclean spirit that caused seizures, deafness, and danger from fire or water. The father’s faith, echoed by Jesus, leads to the expulsion of the demon and the boy’s healing, asserting divine will over healing.
Service Director George Zunich handed a $35,000 check Monday to Donald R. Leipsch of the Pennsy subsidiary Man or Real Estate Co. for a 27.3 acre land tract that once was Ramsey Railroad right of way. A section will host Tower Blvd and about 17 acres will become Elmwood Park Cemetery.
The Muscular Dystrophy Association unit will hold its regular meeting at 8 p.m. at 257 Hawthorne Street with members from the Lorain County chapter expected to attend.
Gilbert F. Burns chairs the ALSAC leukemia fundraising campaign running April 21 through May 19 in Elyria and nearby areas. George G. Abookire assists. both hold local civic roles and business ties. Donations support St. Jude Hospital in Memphis and its leukemia research programs.
East dealer North South vulnerable. The bidding ends with two trumps and a club play. West can win a club but cannot break the contract. South must avoid drawing trumps early and seek a favorable club division to avoid downing. The analysis stresses maintaining trump control and careful ruffing to reach safety.
A Lenten season program directed by Rev Thomas Curtis will be presented by the Elyria Musical Art Society in the First Congregational Church sanctuary at 8 15 p m. The public is invited. Mrs F H Meng organist will open with contemporary works by Lenel Kee Van Hulsel and Kogler. Mrs B Ellsworth Young will speak on bells and perform folk songs. Mr Curtis will close with organ works by Roseingrave Fiocco Handel and Bach.
Police filed a DUI charge Sunday at 4:35 a.m. against Jimmie H. Moore 22 of 109 Homer Ct after he reportedly ran a red light at East Broad and East River Streets.
Sisters of Notre Dame receive NSF fellowships for science research and summer study. Sister Mary Carmelette, chemistry teacher, earns a fourth consecutive NSF fellowship to pursue infrared spectroscopy at Notre Dame University with hopes to also study ultraviolet spectroscopy. Fellowships support members from Elyria District and University ties in Kansas and Fordham University's teaching program.
The Rt Rev Msgr William L Newton presided at the Acres Ceremony in St Agnes Church Elyria with Rev Raymond E Heinz delivering the sermon Officers include Mrs John W MacDonald president Miss Anne Cerney Elyria vice president Miss Vaneta Seabold LaGrange secretary and Mrs Mary Jenne Elyria treasurer In Washington the Legion provides five services including church visits to patients in hospitals rest homes and schools with about 7000 physicians last year and 14000 in the Soviet Union for summer work in radiation biology.
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