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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1958
Page
7
Tribo-Netics Laboratories affiliated with Verlems awarded an Air Force contract to study moving surfaces in missile and space propulsion. The project will analyze bearings gears seals and lubricants, design test equipment, and produce an engineering manual. Eleven staff work at the labs.
The Elyria YMCA will send members to the Ohio and West Virginia YMCA Leadership Training School at Camp Nelson Dodd near Danville from August 24 to 29. Attendees include Don Allen, Curtis Sherman, Jessie Grimm, Kathy Smith, Maxynne Eschke, Carole Banik, Nancy Briton, Beth Fox, Jewel Fox, and Elyrian Ray M. Lynder will direct the induction ceremony and evening programs. A skin and SCUBA diving class is scheduled for August 28 led by Jerry Heskitt and Rev. Norris Crook.
Thew Shovel family service creates a deposit with Lorain County Blood Bank via Elyria Memorial Hospital. All Thew employees and their families are members. The seven person committee led by Joseph R Faunt coordinates a county level program connected to the American Association of Blood Banks clearinghouse.
Berlin Heights community league reorganized electing Donald Smith as president and Robert Jones as secretary Ten teams represent sponsors Nichols Electric Kelble s Meat Deehrs Orthers Airport Shinrock Elevator Hunters Club Berlin Heights Auto Supply Eggland Farms Hinmans and Daniels Grocery President Smith says league will bowl at Huron Tuesday nights at 7 p m and the schedule should open Sept 2 and run to April 14 with two openings for teams
Green Thumb queries from Duritam New Hampshire discuss a dramatic choral interpretation of Gen Robert E Lee's surrender at Appomattox by University of New Hampshire professor Robert W Manton. The horticulture section covers Japanese Maple leaf scorch causes including sprinkler overuse drought heat and root overwatering plus vascular disease and weedkillers and ends with glycerine preservation tips for foliage and dried arrangements.
Garden column advises handpulling crabgrass in flower beds and using DSMA or potassium cyanate in lawns with care. Notes parsnip seed trick with radish, slipping roses under jars, and summer rooting of cuttings in sand or peat mix with plastic bags and careful moisture and light.
An article outlines curb and edging options including brick, concrete, and metal curbs for neat lawn borders. It discusses planting notes for Sedum and Phlox and offers booklets for purchase, plus practical advice on avoiding grass intrusion into beds and maintaining pathways and driveways.
A native New Englander recounts a pivotal life moment of the South’s famed figure. He notes Mrs Manton was born in Ap Fomatws and that her grandfather served on General Lee’s staff, framing the personal link to a storied archival chapter.
Charles Daley tried to rob a Chicago store Wednesday but faced the cashier Dorothy Castel who fired back. Daley leaped through a window and was quickly arrested by a passing patrolman.
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