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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1960
Page
15
The essay argues that society overburdens schools blaming mental illness crime and other harms on education. It says schools should focus on teaching the whole child, providing basic biology and literacy, while health crime and social issues remain mainly the home and community’s duty.
An 1815 to 1816 westward migration follows the Burrell and Day families from Massachusetts to Sheffield Ohio. They transport households by wagon, crew the schooner Fire Fly up Mohawk and into Lake Ontario then Lake Erie, and portage around Niagara. Captains from Massachusetts militia lead families toward French Creek and Black River, with Salt cargo found aboard, but records of Fire Fly and Black Snake end.
Weekend Dividend presents Sunday Reading For The Whole Family featuring curated columns and light entertainment. The section highlights weekend stories, kid friendly tips, puzzles and gentle advice for households and multi generation readers.
In a Lake Erie area square dance scene, discussions contrast records with live orchestras. Benefits include adjustable tempo and cost, while issues cover reliability, mood consistency, and space needs. Listings show dance nights and callers across Berea Elyria North Olmsted and Avon Lake venues.
A reader asks about Kaluki discarding rules when going out and whether a discard is mandatory. The answer: no rule requires discarding to go out in Kaluki. a discard may be allowed if legal meld out. Also, a two handed Pinocchie scoring question notes no compulsory academic for winning all points, but a bonus may exist in some rules.
The new USDA ARS seal stresses that pet foods are prepared under federal supervision, with two eligible types Normal Maintenance and animal protein supplemented foods. Labels will indicate which type and ARS standards apply while inspection remains voluntary for manufacturers.
Fifty-five members of Boy Scout Troop 136 sponsored by the First Methodist Church Elyria are enrolled in a junior first aid course by the American Red Cross. The class, led by Frank Nemethan, WWII veteran, runs from next Monday through mid May as part of a fiftieth anniversary observance. Each boy attending at least seven of ten sessions will earn a first aid certificate. Textbooks were purchased by the troop’s adult committee.
Lorain County will draft sixteen men into the U S Army during March. The state selective service headquarters in Columbus announced the quota as part of an inductee call for January. The youngest inductee must be at least 2 years old before March 1.
The United Arab Republic Philatelic Office announces 10 stamps for early 1960, including three on the Aswan High Dam. The set notes the dam as a world irrigation and power project, with stamps bilingual in English and Arabic. It recounts Egypt’s 1937 1952 stamp history and Farouk’s abdication.
Advice column excerpts discuss older adults pursuing work past retirement, handling finances, and exploring travel while stressing security. Topics include not mortgaging homes to aid relatives, valuing contentment with hobbies, and managing dietary changes with medical guidance.
Winifred Fay, president of the Lorain County Historical Society, sources say ensures timely Pioneer columns for dividend pages. County officials face delays over a 26 percent state law requirement on supplier purchases from NR A compliant businesses.
A meandering town column shares Bertha Clouser's hunting fishing help at General Industries and family bowling tales. It recounts a Pennsylvania upbringing and a Hamilton bowling trip with six women, car trouble, and a long return voyage with mixed outcomes.
Fifty years ago Mayor T A Conway conducted his first marriage rite and was rescued when unsure of the procedure. The item notes varied views on cups coupons and a pano, mentions the Rowland family praise and Florence Wake man Road, with remarks on community help and people's kindness.
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