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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1959
Page
5
Warning to wives as deer hunting season begins about small bottles labeled deer lure. Instructions say to dab drops on branches and hide behind rocks to avoid deer. Note mentions dangerous contents and potential harm from these products.
A curious compilation covers poached crappies with a brown butter sauce and a harvest of deer lure legends. It describes nighttime crappie fishing with light, a lemon salted poaching method, and a brown butter finish, then shifts to outdated scent-based deer lures and cautions against overreliance, including warm scent pads and old anecdotes about hunter slang and ethics.
Wellington instructor Charles Hawley hauled in an 84-pound largemouth bass at Terrace Lake near Sullivan. The catch, made about 6:30 a.m. with a black jitterbug, ranks among the area’s best in years and comes close to Ohio state record thresholds.
Hollywood report says an amateur musician and former President Harry Truman will join comedian Jack Benny for an October 18 TV appearance. Fru iman will guest on Benny's show on CBS TV network.
The board of directors elected Mr. and Mrs. Norman McConnell to membership in the Ayrshire Breeders Association. National Secretary David Gibson Jr. announced the unanimous decision. The McConnels’ dairy herd traces to County Ayr Scotland, birthplace of the breed, which now numbers over 20,000 herds in the United States.
Lake Evie Lanes Inc unveils a $400000 Vermilion bowling alley serving western Vermilion and eastern Erie counties. Ned Day and Jean Schultz headline a grand opening with open bowling, tours, and a free architecture seminar by area pros.
Dover driver R Baker pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to two charges tied to overload and room use issues at the county fair setup. He was fined $25 for one count with a reported satisfactory progress on the second, as the event moved forward in Oberlin County.
Hosey P. Weathers pleaded guilty in Municipal Court yesterday for public intoxication. He received a $10 fine with costs suspended.
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