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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1953
Page
22
Agricultural researchers warn this season is crucial to check pigs for rickets caused by lack of sunshine and vitamin D deficiency. Fall pigs are especially susceptible. They recommend including irradiated years in feed as a preventive measure.
A sequence of property transfers recorded across Elyria and surrounding townships. Transfers cover parcels on Black River, Nichols Street, Vineyard Beach, Garford Avenue, Cleveland-Sandusky Road, North Ridge Road, Twinburg Elyria Road, Meadowbrook Drive, Berkshire Road, Peck-Wadsworth Road, Indian Hollow Road and Middle Ridge Road among others. Names include Kalmar, Westbrook, Eschen, Heddesheimer, Nagel, Roach, McKinney, Hines, Taylor, Smith, Gundry, Riley, Boenker, Pfaff, Buckeye Mold, Fodor, Bacon, Klepek, McMillan, Whitman, Martin, Worcester, Ehrman, Bowman, Best, Noble, Banks, Palmer, Richards, Mencl, Belmar Construction, Carmon, Pacheco, and others in multiple townships.
A list of property transactions across Amherst Avon Elyria and nearby townships leads the page, detailing transfers on Rice Road Inwood Boulevard Canton Avenue and more. The article then shifts to a gubernatorial briefing concerning military staffing and planned reassignments for the adjutant general roles with Maj. Gen. Kreber and Lt. Gen. Henderson shaping the possible future of the 37th Division at Camp Polk Louisiana.
Governor Lausche was studying a recommendation by the Ohio National Guard Association to separate the posts of adjutant general and commanding general of the 37th Division Ohio National Guard. He indicated he was considering making the two roles distinct rather than combined.
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