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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1966

Page

2

Brownhelm Man Builds Lamps From Coffee Stirrers

Roy Shaffer of Brownhelm Township crafts lamps from 964 coffee stirring sticks 274 marbles and glue. He began last fall in his kitchen after learning of a cabin lamp idea from a coworker at U. S. Steel Lorain. The standout is a 5 foot floor lamp built with 2573 sticks and 220 marbles, taking 2.5 months to complete. Shaffer now shelved lamp making to tackle a grandfather clock as he develops a method to support the clock mechanism. If needed, he may accept requests but has not sold any lamps.

Roy Shaffer Shaffer Brownhelm Township U. S. Steel Lorain

Australians and Americans on Flags and Holidays Compared

The writer contrasts American and Australian holidays and flag culture. They note Fourth of July, Queen's Birthday, Anzac Day, and Coral Sea Day, plus differing flag etiquette, the Union Jack on the Australian flag, and lingering British ties shaping national identity. The piece reflects nostalgia, patriotism, and debates over national symbols.

Giekia New South Wales Newcastle Elyria Australia Canada

The Great American Square Dancing History mural

An essay on square dancing as a thread through American history. It contrasts past and present calls, music, and venues, noting modern improvements in sound and floors while affirming the enduring cultural color. A weekend schedule lists Mavericks at 9 p.m. and other clubs with callers in Norwalk, Berea, and nearby towns.

New England Kentucky Prairies Nob Hill San Francisco

Bad conscience linked to illness say experts

CHAMPAIGN ILL AP mental illness may arise from cheating on taxes or any act feared to be exposed says Dr. C Hobart Mowrer. He argues every person has some personality disorder when they decide to cheat on society and their conscience troubles them due to fear of external detection.

Champaign C. Hobart Mowrer Mowrer

Texans mark Vicksburg heroism with lone Texas memorial

Texans memorialize a Civil War feat at National Military Park in Vicksburg Mississippi. The monument honors Texas soldiers who breached Confederate defenses at Vicksburg on May 22, 1863, the only Civil War memorial outside Texas dedicated to Texans.

Vicksburg Miss Texas National Military Park

Paris France electricity use hits 102.2 billion kWh

French electricity consumption last year reached 102.2 billion kilowatt hours. Over the past two years the country’s use of electricity has risen 16 percent.

Paris

Sea Otter Aims for Bermuda On Open Atlantic Route

Skipper George Fingulin and crew aboard the 40 ft home built ketch Sea Otter press toward Bermuda from Port Hawksbury after a 750 mile refueling leg. Fingulin notes calm systems, navigational challenges, and a hopeful outlook as the crew, including Betty and Barbara Bardy, prepare for the non stop voyage across the Gulf Stream and St Lawrence estuary.

Atlantic Nova Scotia Bermuda George Fingulin Betty Barbara Bardy New London Fingulin Elyria Sandusky Battery Park Port Hawksbury Canada St. Lawrence River Canso Strait Cape Breton Island Atlantic Ocean Harold Murr St. Lawrence George

An editor's outlook on the changing South and its towns

The piece surveys the postwar South from Knoxville to Central Alabama, noting migration of industry southward, rise of mills near cotton regions, tenant farming, and a growing middle class. It contrasts lingering poverty with new libraries and savings institutions, while preserving a familiar, hospitable tone.

America South New England Alabama New Orleans

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