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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1960
Page
17
Resident mechanic explains why some repairs should be left to pros and shows simple DIY fixes. The piece covers valve sticking, carburetor hot idle, brake drum checks, and transmission noise cold start, plus code meanings of a 1960 car serial number and new convenience features like vacuum brake release and radiator pressure cap.
Mrs Wilmah Egeland was installed as most excellent chief of the Pythian Sisters lodge in Amherst. Installing officer Mrs Laura Young was assisted by Mrs Jessie McLean grand manager and Mrs Helen Stilgenbauer grand senior.
Eaton TOPS Club in North Eaton plans a public card party on February 24 at 8 pm in Town Hall. Queen for the week is Doris Flannagan who lost seven pounds and received a grab bag gift. Members elected new officers and committees for the year and announced March 10 as inspection day.
Local communities list meetings for 8 p.m. across New London Belden Grafton Township North Eaton Lagrange Grafton Birmingham North Ridgeville and New London. Groups include Eagles VFW band boosters Kiwanis parish church and library auditorium sessions with trustees and veterans set.
Lorain police search for a man described as six feet tall and thin who allegedly attempted to rob Naomi Phelps at her Colorado Avenue home Thursday afternoon. Phelps offered him a meal after he claimed to seek the wrong house. he fled through the rear door. Two questioned persons were not identified.
New York magistrate Robin Levy fined Edward Fanelli two dollars for parking a motor scooter vertically between cars to save curb space. Fanelli claimed motorcycle patrolmen did it this way but the judge emphasized the law bans vertical parking.
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