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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1962
Page
12
Berlin Heights residents grilled an Ohio Edison official over delayed street light repairs. The council withheld part of a bill to press for weekly inspections, suggesting villagers might take over lighting duties unless service improves. A proposed resident contact card was floated to report outages directly.
A Toledo man and a woman died after a collision between an auto and a tractor trailer at the State Route 60 and U S Route 224 intersection at Ruggles. The auto’s driver Harry F. Trudeau died shortly after surgery. Mrs Carl Wolf died on arrival at Samaritan Hospital. Two other passengers were injured. Francis Busler was unharmed. The tractor trailer from Akron carried metal pipe and crossed onto a lawn after the impact. The intersection is noted as dangerous due to limited visibility from a hill nearby.
Medical memos challenge common diet heart disease beliefs noting that cholesterol level alone does not predict heart attacks. Variability in lab results and sampling methods is highlighted, with cholesterol shifting by activity and time. The piece cautions against denying dairy foods including eggs without medical advice.
One hundred thirteen students joined two summer reading clubs at the New London Library under Mrs Elbert French. Fifty five younger children joined Rainbow One Club, reading 677 books. Erlenbach Susan Hardy Sue ann Lash Jimmy Walters David 2asek Diana Lee Young Ruth man and Scott Crummne led the read list. Key Cult area had 58 enrollments with 492 books read. top five readers were Donzella Moman Jennie Moman Neil Lewis Melanie Esch Randall Murins.
Camden Township trustees on Monday night approved an estimated budget of 25,237 for the coming year. The road fund is set at 15,600 and the general fund at 9,637. The estimate will be sent to the county budget committee for certification. Other business was routine.
Final details were worked out by the American Legion Post 118 executive committee for the Dr C H Snell Memorial Award Dinner on September 8 at 6 30 p m The Auxiliary will serve a roast beef dinner and music for dancing rounds out the evening The annual program began in 1955 honoring past commanders and the winner will be chosen by secret ballot with members urged to submit their choice by September 5
The Atlas Painting Co Campbell C was the low bidder for painting the 31st Street Bridge in Lorain. Commissioner Clerk Edward Gawlik said the bid was 3790 dollars, below the engineer’s estimated cost of 5600 dollars among nine bidders.
Widow 68 asks if she should redeem savings bonds to buy a duplex outright or make a down payment and rely on rent. Expert advises buy outright if liquidity remains for emergencies, notes debt can help young buyers. Also comments on existing bonds and stocks and suggests diversified purchases including Texaco and Corn Products.
County commissioners received bids from four local vendors for furnishing the expanded Erie County Juvenile Court led by Judge John W Bax ter. The proposal lists six desks, 21 chairs, storage drawers, files, two stationary shelves and 10 sloping trays with hinged covers. Bids were tabled for price review.
Mrs. George Johns is installed president of the Women’s Society at the First Methodist Church in New London. The article lists vice chairwoman, secretaries for spiritual life mission education and other duties, and names for church activities, nominating committee, and assistants.
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