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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1959

Page

6

Eaton Residents Seek Local Drainage Fixes

Eaton residents brief township trustees on a pumping solution to alleviate storm sewer blockages. A petition supported by residents, led by Sid Byars, asks for faster action and possible enforcement against dumping. The board discussed equipment costs and zoning enforcement as plans proceed.

Eaton Dewhurst Rd Calvin Foote Alton Dr Ralph C. Smith Island Rd Smith Dean Foote Ifire Carlisle Harry Sutphen Ihon Sid J Sutphen Capel Rd Ohio Soldiers & Sailors Home Rt. 76 Henry Daniels Carl Dircks Walter Knotl Ing Post Legion

Baptismal services mark Eaton Church gathering

Trustee Leland Durkee says an 18 inch tile fails to fully solve the problem and larger tile costs may be prohibitive if county commissioners approve the project. The cost would be shared among the county township residents, each paying a per footage assessment as the plan drains water from nearby land. Twenty three more members are listed in the Eaton Church of Christ baptism.

Leland Durkee Eaton — Eaton Church of Sioners Kington Ave Church of Christ Elyria Erty Robert Grills Eaton Church Gary Pallas Gary Hawke Ken Kocsis al Jackson Catthy Mary Ward Easterwood Doris Mack Ihe Lorain Community Chest Howard Schwan Dorotheal Pniteg Appeal Schwan Don Durkee Sharons Professional Womens Club Weston Gloria Cornish Stoyce Lorain Joseph McClaine

Puerto Rico Topic Dominates Lorain Dinner Meeting

The Lorain County Cranial War group discussed Puerto Rico during a Monday dinner. They announced Auxiliary sponsorship of a Poppy Poster Contest for three Intermediate Girl Scout Troops with posters and awards, order of a thousand poppies for sale on Poppy Day in May, and buying a Government Digest for the school library.

Puerto Rico Lorain County Auxiliary First United Datetcre

Youth Center Spaghetti Dinner Planned by Grafton Group

Grafton Youth Center members plan a spaghetti dinner March 7 from 5 to 7 pm at the parish hall to support a social work scholarship program. The event follows recent baptisms and a talk by Rev Harry Dougherty of Ashland First Christian Church on a missionary trip.

Grafton United States Grafton School Satur Tropical School of Medicine Christ San Juan Clinton Ward T*he Youth Center Harry Dough First Christian Church Ilustrate Ashland Lois Bielfelt Lorain Counothe Child Welfare Board

Lorain 4-H Dairy Club urged to tour dairies and plants

Ohio State extension dairy specialist C. D. McGre w urged Lorain County 4 H dairy club advisors to take youths on tours of dairies feed plants and various farms to deepen project value. At a YMCA training session 25 advisors and Junior Leaders heard the ideas.

C. D. Metrew Gulgin LaGrange Happy. Healthy Ohio State University Richard McConnell Tom Nesbett 2Ington Happy Farmers Huntington-Liberty George C. D. McGrew Lorain County Dairy Club Elgrid McGrew Hap Huston Northern Ohio Breeders Association

Pinochle Club Winners Named

Belden hosts Mr. and Mrs. Martin Boisch welcomed members of the Neighborhood Pinochle Club. Al Wenigar took men's high score while Gordon Black Hall had the low. Women’s high went to Mrs. Gordon Black Hall with Mrs. Al Wenigar second. Next meeting set for March at Mr. and Mrs. Dean Carpenter’s home.

Belden Martin Boisch al Wenigar Gordon Black Gordon Black ‘Hall Jon Mar Uy Dean Carpenter

What AA Is and Its Core Principles

A description of Alcoholics Anonymous as a fellowship for men and women to share experiences and aid recovery. Membership requires a desire to stop drinking. no dues or affiliation with sects, politics, or institutions. The primary aim is sobriety and helping others achieve it, with Box 32 Elyria Ohio as contact.

Alcoholics Anonymous Elyria Ohio

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