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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1957

Page

4

Medical Memos: New Hope For Mental Patients

Two dramatic experiments offer potential causes and cures for mental illness. Injecting schizophrenic blood serum into normal individuals induces symptoms, while spiders fed such serum show abnormal web patterns. A university program in Germany trains doctors against atomic radiation, and brain extracts from cattle reportedly restore metabolic disorders in schizophrenic patients, hinting at new treatments.

Freiberg Germany Spider

Station Bid Advertising Authorized

Two Sheffield Township trustees authorized Clerk George Kokinda to advertise for bids for a new fire station on the west side of Clinton Avenue between Garfield and Grant Streets. The $49,000 levy will fund remodels, land purchase, and new quarters. bids hoped to open in September after architect Michael Kane’s specifications.

Sheffield Township George Kokinda Clinton Avenue Garfield and Grant Sts Michael Kane Elyria Lincoln Aves James B. Bryant Rolling Heights Glen Horton Columbus

Do‑It‑Yourself Postage System Aims At Shorter Lines

Post master General Arthur E. Sum mertfield unveiled a DIY system to reduce parcel post waits. Large offices began distributing booklets showing mail costs by weight for any US address. Fire at Yokohama wrecked three staterooms on the American President Lines Press ship with no casualties among 515 passengers.

Washington Arthur E. Summertfield United States Yokohama Japan President Lines Press Cleveland

Eaton Grange Meet Set Tomorrow

Eaton Grange will meet at the Grange Hall tomorrow evening for the regular meeting. Divinity candy contest judging will occur. The recipe is in the Ohio State Grange Cookbook. Mrs Metta Nichols chairs home economics. The grange serves at Lorain County Fair Wednesday Aug 21 with Belden and Hickory Tree Granges. Pie plates will be distributed. Elton Hill and Mrs Hill direct the program with Eaton 4H groups featured.

Ohio State Grange Home Economics Metta Nichols Grange Lorain County Belden Hickory Tree Elton Hill Eaton

Kindergarten Mothers To Meet In Ridgeville

Ridgeville authorities announce a kindergarten mothers meeting at town hall tomorrow at 8 p.m. Parents are asked to bring their children's birth certificates. Admission this fall is limited to children who are five years old as of August 31.

Ridgeville Alfred Mills

City Employe Picnic Plans Take Shape in Cascade Park

Plans for the annual city employees picnic proceed with Aug 21 at Cascade Park. Events start 1 30 p m with free sandwiches drinks games and contests. General chairman is Ellsworth Albert city auditor. Committees cover publicity games and contests refreshments money prizes umpire safety service and press radio with named members and leaders.

Cascade Park Ellsworth Albert James Horn John Madhock James Seres Fred McNally Charles Hoagland Horn Violet Christensen Linda Holmes Ed Elbert Bob Corts Harry Gard Loretta Yunker Marian Watson Bob Kieinoeder Dorothy Woodin Norm Humason Freda Bruck Helen Foley Clarence Ziemke Machock Earl Sloan Ernie Fulton Betty Yunker Agnes Wichlacz Harold Gooden Charles Neeson Joe Cirigliano Eugene Smith Vic

Guard suspended after refusing to shoot escaping prisoners

Guardian Angel prison guard in Jerusalem was suspended from duty after a board of inquiry found he refused to shoot five escaping convicts, saying he was afraid he’d hurt them. Two inmates remain at large. one considered dangerous.

Jerusalem Israel Board of Inquiry

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