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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1960
Page
9
Advice column urges parents to oppose teen marriages citing regret after rushed weddings. Highlights Dr S M Duvall book Before You Marry and notes spring letters from parents who later blame themselves for teenage unions.
A letters page shares concerns on when couples are old enough to marry, love versus readiness, and the ethics of marrying with a child. Readers discuss maturity and commitment amid differing life choices.
Eight area residents were among 222 graduates receiving bachelor and master degrees at Ohio University's mid-year commencement held Saturday. The ceremony highlighted diverse programs and included graduates from several local communities and schools.
Maj. General Brooke E. Allen delivered the commencement address at the district ceremony. Local graduates included Victor H. Holton from Elyria, Paul L. Cotner from Grafton, Mary Jo DeSantis and Frank A. Kozarec from Lorain, Russell C. Stinson of Lorain, and education and engineering degree holders from area address entries.
Berlin Heights Kiwanis will support an Easter Seal campaign as a project and plan monthly efforts including an Easter sunrise service and breakfast. distribute miniature New Testaments. place books in the public library. sponsor band fundraisers with the Sandusky Keynotes to aid high school uniforms and youth programs.
Vermilion Wakefield Co. superintendent Carl Al Schroeder announced cash awards for ideas submitted over the past year. Winners include Herbert Keim John T Trinter James Hauff Ralph Nizzie Russell Darley and Edward Fisher with Nutgle receiving the largest amount for an automatic spray booth screen idea.
President Eisenhower called on Americans to observe Law Day on May 7 to show the world the United States stands for law and justice. The annual event invites citizens to reflect on the role of law in society and the nation’s commitment to lawful governance.
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Egg and poultry market note covers farm prices and current demand in Ohio area markets. Includes references to quality pace and expected prices paid to farmers, with emphasis on eggs and poultry movements and seasonal factors impacting the market.
Unclear OCR text includes partial phrases about a reward, found items, and a public notice. Readable items mention a time around 3 p m, references to lost and found, and a Florida loading context with a contact number 7-2527.
Firelands School Citizens' Committee holds an open meeting at Firelands High School Tuesday at 11 am to discuss overcrowding. A 10 member School Survey subcommittee led by Gerald Leimbach observed district schools during classes and will present a preliminary report.
Sheffield Lake Lt. Joseph Gethin head of the Lorain Police juvenile division told Knollwood PTA members that delinquency stems mainly from parents who ignore their children. He blamed excessive spending money and car keys in teens’ hands and warned against leaving ignition keys in cars which has spurred thefts.
A historical OS Department of Agriculture listing details terminal market produce prices. Items include apples, lettuce, mushrooms, onions, parsnips, and squash with quantities and price ranges for Greenhouse Okts, 24 quart boxes, and various bagged goods. Numerous vendors cited with product codes and unit prices.
A cluttered page lists employment ads and services from Elyria Oberlin Lorain and Amherst. It includes sales representatives, tax services, waitresses, nurses, houseworkers, secretaries, and construction workers with contact numbers and locations such as Broad Street Elyria Lorain and Oberlin, inviting applications and inquiries.
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