Licenses Down In June Amid Heat
June saw a drop in licensing activity as high temperatures and heat concerns kept applicants away. Officials note the trend may reflect seasonal delays and outdoor conditions impacting renewal processes.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1959
Page
5
June saw a drop in licensing activity as high temperatures and heat concerns kept applicants away. Officials note the trend may reflect seasonal delays and outdoor conditions impacting renewal processes.
A list of 13 county men announced for Navy service includes William H. Smith Elyria based on 119 and Mrs. Frank H. Smith. William Carl Sudro Elyria. Hershel Orr Lorain. Ronald G. Lewis Elyria. Dennis D. Hurlbut Elyria. Richard E. Whalen Lorain. Thomas A. Towne Elyria. Lenniz G. Toth Lorain. James W. Kovar Wellington. William C. Kantor Jr Lorain. George A. Denny Grafton. and other families named in Oberlin Amherst and Wellington addresses.
The British government refused to halt a scheduled broadcast supporting birth control set for August 23. The program features the Bishop of Southwark appealing for funds for the Family Planning Association amid Catholic opposition.
A veteran selling his home and GI loan may seek release from government liability under a 1906 law. VA Regional Office official William Holsinger says release new buyer must meet credit standards and assume the loan obligations, and VA can provide the buyer’s credit report to the lender at no VA charge.
A traveler reflects on California as a land of traffic and smog while praising Yosemite Sequoias Huntington Museum and the desert coastline. The speaker prefers Ohio and laments California traffic and impermanence but calls the vacation overall good before returning home.
John Murbach was installed as president of the Elyria Rotary Club at the regular weekly noon luncheon. David Wainwright was named vice president and Ray A. Renz Jr. secretary treasurer. Installing officer was W. C. McClellan, past Rotary district governor. Harold A. Zealley was honored as outgoing president.
Elyria parks superintendent John Machock said the flag at Ely Park has flown daily since mid May, except during bad weather or when the pole was down for winter repairs. He responded to a citizen query in The Chronicle Telegram.
The city plans a formal groundbreaking for the northeast leg of the Rt. 57 by pass, announced by Mayor Victor F. Stewart Jr. after the award of a bridge construction contract to National Engineering and Contracting Co. and Great Lakes Construction Co. for Black River bridges. The joint bid totaled 1,144,584 dollars, with estimated state costs at 1,351,000 and potential city savings. A second contract for the remainder of the project was expected to be awarded by the state on August 4.
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