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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1957
Page
6
A discussion argues paternity is a matter of opinion while maternity is a fact. It calls for mandatory blood tests in paternity cases to avoid unjust support obligations and cites cases where accused men were exonerated by testing. The piece notes some men may not know about the tests and cautions against assuming guilt from admissions without evidence.
A small fire occurred at the abandoned apartment house at 241 Third St in Elyria. Firefighters traced the blaze to sparks from a cutting torch used in demolition, which ignited joists and smoldered for hours before a passerby noticed it at 7 11 p.m. The damage was negligible and limited to a small area of first floor subflooring.
Suburban calendar notes events across Ridgeville Lagrange Sullivan and New London with grange card party vet auxiliary meetings fish fry and CSLC meeting ice cream social Rotary Kiwanis CYC and PTA executive board gathering at various times and venues.
The University of Illinois Business Review reports a new agricultural station silo design. The plastic silo resembles a wedding cake and promises brighter, more efficient barn storage for farmers.
Brighton correspondent reports a Sunday Couples Club meeting at the Wacker home planning soybean harvest work with ten couples and a guest night in October. Bible shower honored Mrs. Rhea Rolfe with 45 attendees and committee roles listed. Methodist Women plan a picnic with white elephant sale, and pastors Donahue and Cohen attend camps as counselors. Other local social notes include weddings, visits, and church services across Elyria Berea Cambridge and Macedonia areas.
In Mountainside New Jersey police report bus driver James Edgar was given time today to reflect on the wisdom of his alleged conduct. Investigators outlined the case as they prepared further steps.
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