Students anticipate Herald weekend edition and events
In Elyria high school notes, students look forward to the Herald printing with Ponytails features and school notices. Upcoming events include a Record Hop hosted by Phil McLean and a Science Fair, while the Honors Reading program discusses Old Man and the Sea led by Mark Farey and Kenneth Boylan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil McLean
Mark Farey
Kenneth Boylan
Boylan
Great Books Club
Hemingway
Chips From The Woodpile by Ted Wood The First Chip
The column notes Oberlin faces a growing water issue with details on when where and how a solution should be found. It reiterates the topic after a deadline interruption and hints at ongoing discussion among local readers.
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Oberlin
Virginia
Public Utilities Commission
Lake Erie
PUC
Comai
Council
Picture travel tips and map use in home shows
A guide to using maps in travelogue displays notes that a large map helps audiences track journeys from Capetown southward. It advises planning ahead, projecting maps, and coordinating screen, projector, and seating for smooth home movie showings. It also discusses engaging storytelling and arranging visuals for clear geography and better audience understanding.
Cascade Park damage prompts do-it-yourself relief plea
An inspection at Cascade Park with Vern Bell reveals severe damage from storms including smashed fences, undermined roads, uprooted trees, debris, and a shambles pool. Officials warn full repairs and potential costs. local disaster relief hinges on self help.
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Cascade Park
Parks Board
Vern Bell
Lucy
Phil Leek
Vern
Bears
Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain County
Winter daylight shows up a busy bird gathering at home
The author recalls a bright winter day spent at home cleaning and enjoying a bird feeder. Blue jays dominate feeding, perching and scooping seed, while smaller songbirds return for crumbs. The writer comments on the jays’ showy plumage and perceived vanity.
Life Begins At 40 Ike's Talents Late In Arriving
A reminiscence from New York recounts Dwight Eisenhower as a midwestern army major in his 40s who visited Abilene with Mamie. Friends note his late blooming talents, West Point success, long lingering rank, and eventual rise under Gen. George Marshall before reaching the Presidency.
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New York
Midwest
Abilene
Kan
Dwight Eisenhower
Ike
Mamie
West Point
Tve
Oegan
Philippines
George Marshall
Lediz
Talmander
Europe
Blind dealer shows genius at Winter nationals in Detroit
Mrs. Lois Zwart, a blind sixth grade teacher from Olivet, played six spades in the National Contract Bridge event. The declarer executed a successful squeeze to complete the slam, scoring thirteen tricks despite tight discards.
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Addie
Ike
Detroit
Lois
Martin Zwart
Olivet
Nana
Declarer
Mrs. Zwart
It's In The Cards According To Hoyle
Card game Q and A cover High Low Poker and Cribbage rulings. Players A B C D discuss declarations and outcomes including who wins a pot, dealer sequences in Cribbage, and when a card is considered dead. The note invites readers to mail questions to the Association of American Playing Card Manufacturers in New York.
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Lake Erie
J.am
The
Association of American Playing Card Manufacturers
Lexington Ave
New York
Marjorie Vaughan
National Housewares Manufacturers Association
Chicago
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Joan
Joan Shoemaker
the Herald
Ponytails
Pix
Sarial Pras
Hsi
Ress
Women’s Club
By Ted Wood
By Norris Harkness
South Amherst
Merton Spicer
Go Getters
Congregational Church
Vernon Jones
Annis Rd
Lewis Kilmer
Lewis Burford
Spicer
South Africa
Glenn Ruth
Capetown
Ron
Anon
Joe Cowden
Kay Lysaght
H. A. Robinson
Lorain
Frank Hudacek
Linda Linden
Anne Jackson
Andy Foreman
Andy
Joseph G. Orlando
Sheffield Lake
Erie
Orlando
Bob Orlando
Quentin Orlando
Muggly
Russ Davies
Parekeet
Russ
Candy
Muggsy
Marion
Cowden Manor
Davies
By Dorothy Funk
Dorothy
Frederic Remington
Sunny Brook
By Robert Peterson
By B. Jay Becker
North
Deaier
Eagis Hweigce
Mr. Beoker
Hoyle
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