Elvira Briefs From Chronicle Telegram
Local brief from Elvira Ohio dated December 1, 1985 reports a short city item. No further readable details available from the fragment.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1965
Page
16
Local brief from Elvira Ohio dated December 1, 1985 reports a short city item. No further readable details available from the fragment.
A humorous Washington scene shows the Committee debating Christmas card lists and escalating quotas. They reveal how a small group stockpiles cards and contemplates unilateral withdrawal or drafting names from a telephone directory to meet rising demands.
Lawrence J. Gould of New York Life will address the Elyria Kiwanis Club at the YMCA noon luncheon on Medicare and Social Security Act changes. Gould previously worked as a research scientist at Aeronautical Engineering and spent time in the Air Force during World War II. Kiwanis volunteers staff Salusimas kettles at 1.16p JI with Ralph Wil to assign duties. earlier date in a CRCB report was incorrect.
The October 5 issue of the Journal in the American Chemical Society features a paper by Norman C. Craig associate professor of chemistry at Oberlin College and David A. Evans. Evans did NSF Undergraduate Research Participation work in 1962 and 1962 63 while Craig’s prior March paper cited Minnesota colleagues as co authors. Evans is now a PhD candidate at Caltech Pasadena.
Regulars and bargains headline Corsets Budget Center and ONeil’s with promotions on girls wear, seam less support hose, and plaid accessories. The listing highlights pricing “3 for” deals and attractively presented items across centers Badzet and Budzet with ONeil’s featured.
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