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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1969
Page
4
South reached six spades after a diamond lead from West. Declarer misplayed, going down one for no score instead of making the slam for 1730 points. The article advises cashing clubs and hearts before ruffing and planning to exhaust opponents trump ace to secure the remaining tricks.
Three newsboy carriers for The Chronicle Telegram received cash awards for tips turned in during December. Tim Burns, 12, son of Arvil Burns of Wellington, won $5 for first place. Bob Bechstein of Birmingham earned $2 for second place, and John Tuttle of Vermilion received $1 for third place.
A list of names and addresses appears to document patient or resident references in multiple locations including LeRoy New London and Smith Trailer Park. Notable entries include Monnay Charles Kimmel Road Eta Piper 127 Hust Street and Laura Riddle on Route 3 Carelue Farago 258 North Main Street and Jody Brink at 32 South Main Street. The grouping mentions Timothy Jordan Route 3 and Historical Rest Home with L. J. Richmond and Don J. Richmond in LaGrange.
A long list of residents and addresses compiled, noting discharge events on Saturday and Sunday. Names include Mrs William Enosky Rd 2, Dolores Mitchell RD 1, Timothy Bradley, Victor Barson RD 2, Mrs George Brumby, Amherst, Mrs Duane Foor RD 1, Elyria, and many others across Wellington Amherst Wakeman Lorain Lorain area. The roll cites numerous streets and streetside homes such as 34 South Cedar Street, 92 Morgan Street, 113 Kent Street, 517 South Lake Street, 816 Allen Street, 136 East Main Street, 1536 Foster Park Road, and 2952 Elyria Avenue.
Q and A outlines how to obtain appeal advice from the local board executive secretary and the government appeal agent. It notes pamphlets available at the local board and explains that only the examinee may appear in person, with possible accompaniment at the board’s discretion. It also covers mailing doctor letters and tying written information to prior oral contacts.
Euclid General Hospital established a memorial fund honoring Mrs. Marlene Steele, wife of Euclid Municipal Judge Robert L. Steele. She was murdered in her sleep January 9 and the slaying remained under investigation. She had been elected recording secretary of the Women’s Junior Board in 1967 and was serving as first vice president.
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