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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1965
Page
20
The Classified section offers dependable service people trained to remodel repair and redecorate your home. Find experts in remodeling repairing and decorating to save time effort and money and ensure the job is done as you want. The Who Can Do It columns list firms and individuals eager to get and keep your business.
Wellington Grange cookie and smocked apron winners were named Arlene McConnell Treasie Webber and Emma Hayes with Blanche Salzman earning best smocked apron. Lorain County sheriff sale notices list multiple Elyria properties including 468 Ohio Street and 955 Colfax Road with bid deadlines in May 1965.
Russell answers reader questions on safe car operation. Topics include automatic transmission use on hills and down grades, belt noise causes, ignition and distributor issues, carbon buildup in cylinders, steering and front end checks, air cleaner upkeep, timing marks, front wheel shimmy, clutch setups in automatics, ignition circuits, snow starting, battery clock fuse failure, and how to frame concise inquiries for The Chronicle Telegram.
Eight Elyria High School students were named to the Quill and Scroll national journalism honorary at a Towne Crier Inn dinner. Seniors Carol Kopsco Brian Engelland Kathy Smith Rob Christie and juniors Terry Lowery Gil Kostyn Barbara Niebling Sally Burgard received pins. Inducting officers Kathy Webb Cynthia Meredith Jim Kuebler Sue Pratt earned editor keys. Robert C Barton Chronicle Telegram editor spoke on journalism careers. Advisor Kay Buckman introduced Barton. To join Quill and Scroll a student must be a junior or senior in top third of class with journalism contribution.
A Cleveland Common Pleas Court jury awarded Modern Motor Express Inc 8500 against Lows Wo and David R Smith over a fatal Aug 31 1962 four car truck collision on Rt 20 West Ridge. Barber Motors Inc was cleared. Walter Husar died. his car was lent by the Smiths from High St Auto Sales.
The grand jury praised Sheriff Vernon M Smith and La Rain County jail for an atmosphere of cleanliness and good management. They urged a new jail to improve living conditions and recommended a fire escape from the second floor, with plans in progress under county commission orders.
During proceedings at Old Street Court the judge interrupts as an attorney labels a witness a calculating machine operator. The judge clarifies the term and states the proper label should be machine operator. The exchange highlights courtroom decorum and language use in witness questioning.
In pursuance of an Order of Sale from the Court of Common Pleas Lorain County, Ohio, the sheriff will expose to sale at public auction the parcel known as Lot No 12 in Overland Gardens, located at 825 Boston Avenue, Myron? Myris, Ohio. The property is valued at 11000 dollars with cash due on sale day and not for less than two thirds of the value. May 1985.
The notice promotes an Open House on Sunday May 2 2004 at 2 00 PM for Youth Haven Camp with Teena and Sandy Reper leading a cantonal choir program. It also lists camp location Becker Gore corners and amenities plus refreshments. Nearby ads offer services from Day's Hardware Elyria and mortgage and loan options from multiple lenders. Potential buyers are invited to inquire at local real estate and business opportunity listings.
Employment Service listings and company ads seek receptionists survey workers inventory clerks produce trainees route drivers and sales help. Positions demand part time full time and weekend hours with pay from 30 per week to 21 40 weekly plus benefits. Contact local box numbers and pay plans for details.
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