Henrietta 4-H Clovers Plan Picnic At Rajah Land
Area 4-H notes show a picnic planned by Henrietta 4-H Clovers for tomorrow at 11 30 am at Rajah Land with Cheryl Witbeck among demonstrators. Future Leaders of Huntington postpone their picnic after Lorain County Fair and two Area youths will attend the State Conservation Camp today through Friday.
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Rajah Land
Cheryl Witbeck
Donna Bockmore
Sonya Clury
Nettie Buck
Brenda Stoyka
Huntington
Lorain County
Brian Twining
Lyle Hoffman
Huron County
Roland Tkach
Wakeman
Karen Deering
Greenwich Country Corn Huskers
Vandalism Break-ins and Accidents Reported in Elyria Area
Police and fire units field a string of incidents from 9 am to 10 pm including a car vandalism at 20 Washington Ave after sugar in a gas tank, a break in at Smyth's Sunaco Service Station, multiple home burglaries with missing items, a hit-and-run on 12th Street, a fire call at 501 Willow Park Dr due to arcing wires, a manbox damage case, a two-car crash on North Ridge Road west of Md 57 with no injuries, and other minor injuries in a Rt 10 Foster Road crash.
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Elyria
Richard Lusaght
Washington Ave
Smyth
Sunaco
Bell Ave
Sim
12Th Street
Inlunes
Elyna
Harold Barker
Willow Park Dr
Gulf Road
Lis
Cleveland Street
Kaiser St
Elva Ross
Warden
Elan Tasman
Oberlin Ad
Lorain County Sheriff's Deputies
North Ridge Road
MD. 57
Sheffield Township
Rt 10
Foster Road
Penfield
Ohio State Highway Patrolmen
Investigaton
Rt 254
Elvria Avenue
First camellias in New World thrive at Middleton Place
In Charleston area gardens north west of the city, the first camellias planted in the New World persist at Middleton Place Gardens. The plants came from French botanist Andre Michaux in 1797, and the gardens trace to 1741 establishment by Henry Middleton, president of the First Continental Congress.
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Los Angeles
New World
Middleton Place Gardens
Charleston
Rand McNally
Andre Michaux
Henry Middleton
Continental Congress
Iatrogenic Illness and Doctor-Patient Anxiety
A reader asks why doctors can frighten patients during exams and blood pressure checks. The doctor’s manner can trigger unnecessary worry, though high blood pressure is not the sole stroke cause. Advice notes that worry wastes energy and cites personal experiences, urging tact and calm in medical care.
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