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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1960
Page
11
A home painting project stretches across seven weekends as ceilings walls woodwork and trim are refreshed. Supply runs cause extra trips to the store and leftover paint prompts new tasks including dining room living room stairwell and upstairs hall.
The piece tracks thawing scenes with frog chatter and spring-cleaning chaos in the Mil lers home, then shifts to a comic "Noodle Nuts" feud between Quo Schoepfle and Bob Choate over soup fueled bragging and local ads, ending with a wager on the Birmingham pride.
In Victory Vermont residents in a 49 person community voted against allowing the sale of beer wine or liquor. Voters said if they can get by without electricity they do not need the liquids.
A summer dog show guide outlines the five preliminary classes for each breed and the path to Best in Show. It notes winners and breed popularity with Beagle and Poodle leading, plus details for the Toledo Kennel Club event on May 1 at Civic Auditorium with 17 judges and Best in Show judged by Dr. Frank R. Booth.
The piece notes bird activity signaling spring with cardinals and geese moving north. It weighs theories on how birds navigate, from landmarks and sun to stars and Earth's magnetism, and contrasts learned versus instinctive guidance. The tone reflects wonder at the grand passage of migratory birds.
The Grange Hustlers met at Hettie Hogan's home for a tureen dinner. Mrs. Harry Shryock won a special prize. Committees were named for a card party bake sale and luncheon at North Elyria Grange Hall on May 11. The next meeting is April 19 at Mrs. Reuben Miller's home with a noon threemeal dinner.
The Elyria Coin and Stamp Club reports on international releases with focus on Czechoslovakia. Masaryk stamps issue marks 7 March. history of the country sketched from 1918 to 1989. recent stamps feature ships, castles, and Olympic games motifs.
An Lorain County Historical Society piece notes peaceful Indian relations with early settlers in Lorain County after the 1805 Fort Industry Treaty. It recalls the "Indian Tavern" of Wyllis Terrell in Ridgeville 1812, Phoebe Farr's reminiscences of kinship with local Indians, and traders at Sandusky.
A columnist urges drivers to slow for children at play and crosswalks, recounting a near-miss at East Ave and Four St and decrying careless lane changes. The piece stresses liability and safety, noting examples of discourteous driving and the need for adults to protect young pedestrians.
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