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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1960
Page
10
A speaker recounts a three week illness with fatigue and headaches then visits a doctor who diagnoses nerves and overweight. A 1200 calorie daily diet is prescribed under Mrs. Woodchopper, with strict portions and device aids, aiming to reduce weight quickly while maintaining strength. The narrator imagines returning to normal by Labor Day.
During a season when interest wanes, dancers weigh belonging to a club and staying active in square dancing. The piece questions whether participants have fallen behind trends and if they still want to enjoy the activity despite competing hobbies and busy lifestyles.
A fragment from a British Bridge World test hand is discussed, focusing on declarer play and a heart finesse. South must lead heart twice, forcing East into a losing sequence, while accurate play yields nine tricks. An Elyria case notes a head injury after a fall, with treatment and hospital care referenced.
A guide explains why old thermostats slow to react cause overheating and fuel waste. Replacing a worn thermostat with a new low voltage unit improves control, reduces drafts, and can be done quickly by a service technician or by the homeowner.
Scene recounts relief from burdens of taxes and errands as Elyria area outdoor writers converge for a book project. The writer describes meetings, book distribution, tax stamp handling, and a birthday gathering for Bill Aukerman, plus surprise visits from the Cerlan couple and reminiscences with old Belfiore acquaintances during a long day of events and travel.
Columbus evangelist Tune Cook will preach at Widview Assembly of God Grafton for three weeks during the pastor’s absence. She will appear at both morning and evening services August 1 and August 21 with music on accordion and organ. Weekly schedule includes Sunday school 10 a.m. worship 11 a.m., young people 2:45 p.m., evangelistic service 7:45 p.m. Prayer meeting and Bible study held Wednesdays at 7 p.m.
A suit by Joan Kay of Lorain against the Ohio Bureau of Workmen’s Compensation and Fruehaut Trailer Co. was settled over the death of her husband Frank Kay. The petition said cancer contributing to death was reactivated by an on the job accident at Fruchaul on December 22 1959.
A local anonymous businessman urges civic pride through painting homes and scheduling a paint-up clean-up campaign in August or September, arguing many houses need only paint. He criticizes past efforts as underfunded and urges involvement from realtors, builders, merchants, the Chamber, and banks while noting the cost of a larger project.
New York column notes aging readers forming a potent demographic seeking security and comfort. It cites pension trends, exercise benefits for those over 40, and advice on pets and writing careers, with expert comments on health, loneliness, and professional market reality.
Engineers explore rotary wing recovery ideas for Saturn I boosters to reduce cost. Concepts include a parachute slow descent and a water-landing by corded rocket blast to lower impact, followed by barge transport for washing and corrosion control.
Madras reports describe a bloodless revolution as village councils gain power to plan and fund local development. Nehru era programs shift control from bureaucrats to villagers, with block assemblies coordinating budgets and needs. Officials praise grassroots democracy expected to accelerate progress beyond decades.
The note instructs to wait until cooking time and to extend defrosting by 23 minutes beyond the normal cooking time. It emphasizes adjusting the cooking interval for meat readiness.
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