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The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio

21 Aug 1958

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The Chronicle Telegram

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Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1958

Page

2

Junior Fair Judging Awards Highlight Swine Poultry and Rabbit Winners

Twenty special awards were handed to top entrants at the junior fair judging across swine poultry and rabbit divisions. Notable honors include Market Pig Championship for Jeff Keep and Reserve Champion Clyde Archer, breeding gilt to Fred Gott and reserve to Clinton Plott, and showmanship winners Fred Gott Clinton Plott and Joey Zalka. Poultry led by dorm Dorothy Rosecrans with reserve Janice Green, and showmanship honors across divisions awarded to Platt Meek Felton. Rabbit division showmanship went to Ronald Davis with several exhibitors earning A and B awards, featuring Clyde Platt and James Krupp among others.

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Joey Zalka LaGrange Happy Jhalthy Helping Hands Clyde Archer LaGrange Future Farmers of Amenca Jeff Keep Huntington Liberty Fred Gott Wellington Happy Farmers +H Chin Columbia Busy Beavers Ronald Davis Clinton Platt Wayne Bartlome Amherst Larry Lance Chuck O'Connor Carlisle Helpers Raymond Twining Linda Wendling Columba James Krupp Eddie Schlecter Jack Krupp Henretta Shamrock Martha Baker Huntington Farmerettes Ed Leonard Ridge Line Agules Gerald Gillette Leonard Ewell Eugene Merrill Wellington Future Farmers of America Pete Parish Mark Reed Midview Ffa Paul Pechall Brownhelm Sandra Green Camden Happy Harvesters Clement Klingshim Frances Felton Columbia Busy Beavers Paul Fenton Ernie Bakos Walter McMillan Terry Simonson David Simon Penfield Co-Op Farmers John Gnivak Joan Usvak Ridge Line Aggies Dugan Wilson Douglas Stentz Brighton Jr Farmers Clifton Platt Tom Serra Gary Diedrick Bill Lech David Blessing Craig Storrow Jerry Springer Tom Kelley Rodge Norton Raymond Hines Camden Plow Boys Umbia Busy Beavers Larry Rounds Don Ables Dale Re’ Verba Haron Aggies Richard Pollack Henrietta Shamrock Richard Park Fenfeld Co-Op George Keep Richard Whitney James Emery
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Hill Wins Fair Goat Judging at Camden Harvest Fair

Larry Hill leads Camden Happy Harvesters to first in junior goat showmanship. Kenneth Schmidt and Barbara Schenng win placements. Dick Hall receives production award. A’s earned by Schmidt Jr and Schmidt, Rum, and Barbara Schering. Frances Felton tops champion market lamb. John Jordan secures champion showmanship. Other placings include Maynard Emmerich, Tom Keep, Clifford Gree, and more across lamb and sheep breeding divisions.

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Larry Fill Camden Happy Harvesters Lee Kenneth Schmdt Barbara Schenng Exton Dick Hall Eaton Agnes Burdette Schmidt Jr Kenneth Schmidt Esther Rum Camden Plow Boys Barbara Schering Eaton Aggies Frances Felton Columbia Busy Beavers John Jordan Maynard Emmersh Firelands Ffa Tom Keep Huntington Liberty Chifford Gree Brighton Jr Farmers Robert Clark Sarah LaPryce Carlisle Helpers Diane Johnson Columbat David Burnett Columba Sons of the Soul Thomas
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Brownhelm Road Repair Plans Tackle Seven Miles

Road repair plans for the township were announced by Ralph Leimbach at a board meeting. Work will re surface chip spread stone and paving over about seven and a half miles at roughly 800 al mile. Start on Rice Rd move to Water St High Bridge Middle Ridge Sunnyside Beach and Elberia Beach. Township hall may be painted. Residents south of the New York Central Railroad will move to the Amherst telephone exchange affecting fire department dialing. Bills paid total 52761.

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Robert Lembach New York Central Railroad Vermilion Amherst Telephone Exchange Vermilion Fire Department
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Burglars Fail to Take $1500 Safe Loot at No Way Service

Police in Syracuse investigate a break in at the No Way service station where burglars fled empty handed after rifling the safe. They left a metal box containing nearly $1500 untouched, investigators say.

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Syracuse
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Avon Church Rummage Sale Set for Aug 28

The Avon Methodist Church sponsors a rummage sale on Thursday August 28 from 9 30 a m to 1 30 p m at 3014 Pearl Avenue Lorain The sale chaired by Mrs Alfred Nitsche with co chair Mrs Wilbert Nore and a long assisting committee. Oklahoma adopted the ladyslipper as its state flower.

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Avon Rachel Circle Diophem Woman's Society For Christsale Iian Avon Methodist Church Pearl Avenue Lorain Alfred Nitsche Wilbert Nore Arnold Buck Ed Stage Carl Lorenz Roy James Norman Phillips Edsel Moser Charles Metzler Don Goethius Elton Weinert
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