Chronicle Telegram item from Elyria, August 21, 1961
The fragment reports a local Elyria scene dated August 21 1961 with brief mentions of town affairs. Details are sparse but indicate typical daily notices from the Chronicle Telegram.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1961
Page
6
The fragment reports a local Elyria scene dated August 21 1961 with brief mentions of town affairs. Details are sparse but indicate typical daily notices from the Chronicle Telegram.
Ohio extension notes emphasize proper feeder calf delivery to market as crucial as acquiring a herd bull. The guidance highlights diligence in transport, handling, and timely sale to ensure herd productivity and market outcomes.
Contested council term length proposals in Sheffield Lake hold a four year term plan but opponents push for a two year mayoral and council cycle. Charter officials discuss implications while residents weigh charter draft and election timing. A horse incident in Amherst interrupts coverage with stray details about a public event.
Oberlin officials report arrests of hitchhikers on the turnpike amid enforcement. Service members are warned not to thumb rides, with penalties including a suspended $8 fine unless victims agree to a hard court term.
S R Hasek appointed chief of the Avon Police Protection unit by Superintendent Alex Harmon. He has two years with Avon PD after serving as special officer for the Rail Way Express Toledo and as Ohio District Supervisor for the Acme Industrial Police. He and his wife Grace and daughter Tina Lynn reside at 36764 Chester Rd Avon. He served three years in the U S Navy in the surface fleet during World War III and hails from Cleveland. Hasek is a former roller skating champion with U S records and Cleveland and U S titles in skating. He enjoys motorcycle riding fishing and hunting.
Sato Keomuka faces Ilho DiPaulo in the featured wrestling bout at Lorain Roller Arena tonight. Miguel Perez meets The Crusher in a semifinal, Professor and grappler Mike Valentino collide in an added attraction, and Ramon Lopez faces Chet Warleck in the opener at 8 30 pm.
Halfback Jum Tiller scored four touchdowns in the first half to lift the Toledo Tornadoes to a decisive victory over the Cincinnati Mohawk Indians on Saturday. The high pace and early lead set the tone for the game.
Ohio Wildlife Division Chief Hayden J. Olds announced a 30 day consecutive duck hunting season from Oct 3 noon to Nov 18 sunset with a two duck daily bag and four in possession after day one. Exceptions include no canvasback or redhead, at most one wood duck and one hooded merganser per bag. Goose season runs 60 days from Oct 20 to Dec 18 with five geese per day and possession limits, Canada and whitefronted combos allowed. Coots share ducks season limits. Severe drought in prairie breeding grounds reduced opportunities this year.
Jo Anne Gunderson from Kirkland defends her title as the first round opens at Tacoma Country and Golf Club in Tacoma Washington during the 61st annual Women’s National Amateur golf tournament.
Oberlin area sewer problems threaten the Russia Township zoning plan restricting commercial development. Dr. Marion G. Fisher, Lorain County health commissioner, says tests must determine sewage capacity in proposed commercial zones. A proposed amendment would restrict business in most areas, allowing only roadside agriculture stands with set rules. six designated zones could still host commerce if sewers are provided.
A 6 year old girl from Coldwater Ohio toppled from a sliding board at Elywood Park yesterday about 1 30 pm Marne. She was checked at Elma Memorial Hospital but had no apparent injuries reported by aides. She complained of pains in her back left lip and head according to Park Supt John Machock.
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