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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1959
Page
13
Vermilion village council voted to align with eastern towns by extending daylight saving time to the last Sunday in October, pushing the return to eastern standard time from September to late October. The action accompanies approvals for sewer work and street improvements in multiple areas.
The Robert Webb home in Belden was nearly struck by lightning early Tuesday. A nearby electric transmission line carried the charge to the house via the service line, blowing all but one fuse and causing slight refrigerator damage.
The county Berg Seminar reviewed science teacher recruitment and student programs at Elyria and Lorain High Schools and two centers in October. Dr. Hunter and the planning committee discussed objectives funding and coordination with local educators industrialists and the Lorain County Chamber of Commerce to expand science studies and improve staff recruitment.
The Henrietta Shamrocks 44 Club adopts a safe driving project at its meeting hosted by David and Gerald Pollack. They plan to trim overgrowth near area highway intersections to improve traffic visibility. Also noted was a dem held at Jim Gutman’s home on Aug 12. The Pittsfield Minute Maids announced plans for a Farm Women's Club visit after a recent Town Hall gathering in Pittsfield with Recreation led by Elaine Bartota and Bonnie Mull. Their next meeting is set for Aug 21 in town hall. The Brighton Silver Thimbles 4H Club showcased outdoor cooking at Oberlin Roadside Park, judged on skills, with a Thursday Wellington Methodist Church gathering at 9 am.
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