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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1961
Page
6
John T. Feightiner of Amherst, son of Mr and Mrs John Feights, recently graduated from Bliss College in Columbus. He is a graduate of Lorain High School and was a resident at 18 South Main Street.
A women's investment club considers drug stock picks across ethical and proprietary lines. Recommendations include Bristol-Myers, Sterling Drug, Lehn & Fink, Upjohn, Merck, Pfizer, Searle, and Abbott, with Emerson Electric praised for strong performance and growth in defense and household motor markets.
South opened five hearts and West led ten of spades at a team match. North raised to six notrump, earning a bold contract that made all the tricks. South scored 1,470 points, delivering a net gain of 1,670 for the team.
A table of bridge bidding shows West leading hearts, East winning with ace, and South enduring a troubled hand while a neighbor’s party crowds out tension. A murder accusation swirls around a man tied to a dispute, with legal notes on Hauptmann, school recognitions, a water-line break, and a chicken trespass case.
Spencer A representation of Mt Zion and Zion Lutheran parishioners attend the Friendly Visitor Training Course held Sundays at St Matthew Lutheran in Medina. Speakers include Mrs Donald Koehler Henry Lambee and Ellsworth Langford. Zion Ladies Aid inaugurates a fund for a new church office typewriter. A parish pastor and volunteers plan a Sunday visit to Glen Haven Rest Home Chippewa Lake.
A directive urges readers to call and schedule a home visit. The notice emphasizes arranging a date for a representative to visit residences. It stresses prompt contact and formal appointment setting with the service provider.
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