The Log Compiled by Ruth Palm
A concise log compiled by Ruth Palm with brief notes and entries. The fragment presents dated observations and reference points from the author's notebook.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1966
Page
2
A concise log compiled by Ruth Palm with brief notes and entries. The fragment presents dated observations and reference points from the author's notebook.
Television listings note a Cp out for reference with programs shuffled and reference times adjusted. Listings show typical weekly slots and selections across channels.
Channel schedule for Northern Ohio featuring movies and programs with Color episodes. Highlights include Ride the High Country with Randolph Scott and Joel McCrea, The North Frederick with Gary Cooper, Petticoat Junction, The Fugitive, and McHale's Navy with Ensign Sandra Collins.
The Huron County Sheriff reports a February rush on fox bounties with 83 paid by Feb 17. Four residents across Norwalk Peru Ripley and Greenwich townships supplied most of the foxes, turning in 64 of the bounties.
Ohio and federal highway officials plan an open hearing April 5 on the new highway beautification program. County and township leaders will gather at Elyria Moose Hall for a noon meeting to review the survey results and discuss billboard removal under the federal act.
Mary McGrath analyzes what makes an “ideal husband” in a verbose column. She contrasts romantic fantasy with practical traits like listening, loyalty, and respect, arguing genuine partnership over constant control or obedience. The piece discusses how wives assess husbands in arguments and the dynamic of marital negotiation.
County prosecutor Paul J Mikus will decide Friday whether WEOL must build a fence on its Island Road property to deter cattle from roaming onto the highway and onto WEOL land on the east side. The case stems from debates over land use and private property between WEOL and neighboring landowners. Sheffield Lake Jaycees announce John C Dufault named to 1966 Outstanding Young Men of America list by United Feature Syndicate editors.
In 1966 Mackles former instrumentalist and band director Mackles was honored at the New London annual winter concert. A gold tie clip set with a diamond was presented to Machles by Mrs. Jack Hall for the Music Parents Association. David Wenner praised Machles for building a single band of 29 in 1939 into an organization of about 250 in four bands through high school.
New York reports medical authorities confirm increased height and weight. The Tile Council of America says bathtubs now measure five and a half feet long and 16 inches wide, two inches wider than prior standards. The trade group notes manufacturers have adjusted to accommodate growth.
Bal erina Tamara Toumanova returns to movies after 12 years for a role in Alfred Hitchcock s Torn Curtain. The Russian born dancer joins the cast alongside Hitchcock s new thriller, marking a notable comeback for Toumanova in Hollywood.
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