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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1963
Page
2
Police report a four month old car mishap on slippery pavement in Oberlin. Mildred tbhill of 148 south was cited as part of the incident. A westbound auto collided with another vehicle near Glenhust Drena, causing damage and prompting police action.
A man who is hard of hearing for ten years develops a tiny transistor aid that makes whispers crystal clear. The ad promises full information at no cost or obligation and urges interested readers to write HEARING, PO Box 8302, Ene, Pa.
A sales clinic featuring Povalalus ware was announced for Elyria with a day long program from morning to afternoon. The event, sponsored by Lorain County sales and marketing groups, aims to help attendees improve selling skills and public speaking. Committee chairmen James L Dall and R D Oldfield Jr outlined plans to accommodate 125 participants at Elyria Country Club with luncheon and a Q&A session. Reservations are being handled by club president Herbert Meister and Herb Meister Inc.
VALLEY CITY The Liverpool Carro Reusch and Eugene Townshop Board of Trustees have rehired Reusch and set public hearings tonight at 8 pm at the Community Hall for zoning changes. The board approved salaries and maintenance rates, named new zoning officials, and discussed parking near school buses while planning summer teacher parking area and pay increases.
An early morning blaze at a store causes smoke damage and a mattress fire at a private home. Volunteers responded to the scene at 4 a.m. today, with the origin and extent of damage under investigation. Names and specific details are fragmentary in the report.
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