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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1956
Page
5
A new line of sentimental birthday e cards features Rosemary Clooney. The cards offer a charming musical greeting from the singer and her record company, providing a fresh, tune filled way to wish someone well.
The Lorain County Fair opens in Wellington on Monday with a focus on horses and ends Friday with automobile events. The event promises a full mix of exhibits including steer shows, cattle brushing, tractor pulls, and a major saddle show led by C. C. Nixon, with around 200 horses expected.
North Olmsted plans for the county fair feature registration for public and elementary students on August 29 and 30 at Coe Elementary and Butternut Ridge Road locations. The event includes horse pulls, pony races, harness racing, and swift speed events with top pacers and trotters to compete alongside livestock judging. Also noted is a separate note about a bottle-placing treasure hunt in Berkshire County that yielded a response from Fairbanks, Alaska.
All seventh grade students are invited to a short meeting on Tuesday September 4 at 2 p m in the high school auditorium. Teachers will be present and schedule cards will be distributed. Students will then follow through a class schedule.
Walter E. Neiding 32 and James A. Krieg 32, both Amherst residents, were held in Elyria city jail after Neiding was stopped on Lake Avenue around 3 a.m. for driving on the wrong side of the road and Krieg was found as a passenger. Neiding faces a driving while intoxicated charge while Krieg faces an intoxication charge.
An Elyria man, Muncie Young, 22, was held for court on charges of attempting to lash his wife with a knife. The incident occurred about 1 a.m. outside their West Street home as Eleenia Young and a friend walked by. Police recovered the knife after Young admitted involvement and was found at a nearby tavern.
Lorain County Shrine Club held its annual golf party Thursday at Elyria Country Club with 100 Shriners in attendance from Lorain County and Cleveland. Harold Davis of Kipton was general chairman, Potentate Ed Baldwin of Ad Koran Temple was guest of honor, and prizes were awarded. Baldwin outlined Great Lakes Ceremonial Sessions in Cleveland on Sept 21 and 22, with 40 000 to 50 000 Shriner attendance expected for a public parade at Cleveland Municipal Stadium. A new class of Shriners will be initiated Sept 21.
Nine Elyria attorneys have been selected to serve on standing committees of the Ohio State Bar Association. Appointments were made by President Earl F. Morris of Columbus on the recommendation of executive committeeman J. H. Gongwer of Mansfield. The appointees are Wayne C. Black legal education, David L. Daley secretary, Richard A. Stith chairman labor law, King E. Fauver corporation law, John J. Hritsko legal aid and lawyer referral service, C. Lawrence Severs legal ethics and professional conduct, Robert W. Vandermark taxation, A. H. West law libraries, and Harold A. West public relations.
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