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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1959
Page
6
AA is a fellowship of men and women sharing experience strength and hope to stay sober. Members commit to stopping drinking with no dues or affiliations. Box 321 Elyria Ghio serves as contact for help and recovery.
A large fire damaged a car seat owned by Albert Clodwick on Peck Wadsworth Rd while Clodwick shopped. Election results show Officer changes in Girl Scout Troop 70 with Ann Travis elected president and Andrea O Keefe Pamela Simonson Francis Kurrier Kathy Hughes named other posts. The article also covers Eaton safety drives Columba North American Legion plans and winter farming duties including feed, manure, and crop planning for dairy farms with emphasis on year round work and pest control education events.
The Poultry Products Inspection Act effective Jan 1 requires plant inspection and per-bird wholesomeness checks by federal or state inspectors for poultry shipped across state lines. The law creates a federal inspection mark signifying wholesomeness, not grade. Local Ohio laws may add city health department approvals.
A Stevick Appliance installation at the Studebaker farm on Rt 18 near Wellington features a Zero equipment based milk parlor with a 145 gallon vacuum tank automated milkers and bulk milk tanks. The system, installed about two years ago, serves a medium size dairy and reflects the modern, sanitary handling of milk as showcased at the trade show.
The article states fertilizer will be a key weapon for farmers against the cost-price squeeze in 1959. It describes transfer arrangements to tank trucks and grading standards for milk and poultry products. It notes U.S. Grade A B and C marks and mentions Studebaker schedules and milking operations.
The garden club plans a display on farm sanitation and milking equipment using a reverse flush washing action meeting strict standards. The event, hosted at a member’s home, highlights zero milk tanks from 9 to 800 gallons and covers costs, fertilizer trends, and soil testing backed by the National Plant Food Institute.
Cora M Shepard of 523 Barker St seeks Wellington news delivery. Contact Mrs Joseph Hoce at 123 Forest 51 for delivery arrangements and phone lines listed as 413.
About 100 Columbians attended the Beat the Clock Food and Fashion Show at Halle Brothers Store in Southland Shopping Center. Reservations were arranged by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9340 Columbia, which earned the top $10 award for the largest representation at the event.
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Syracuse resident John Vercille, 33, found his car unable to start as the season's first snow fell after his battery was stolen. Police investigated the theft and noted the incident occurred in Syracuse, New York.
Edmund G Brown Jr signed his first bill as Ohio governor and urged toll charges to fund expressways. The poorly legible dispatch notes traffic, federal and state law changes, and the need for open access on toll roads.
Indonesian forestry service reports discovery of a trumpet shaped bloom from the amorphospallus family, measuring 24 inches across and 70 inches high, found in jungles on Sumatra’s west coast near Padang.
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