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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1959
Page
6
Paris report says President Charles de Gaulle and Madame de Gaulle accepted Queen Elizabeth II invitation to visit Britain next year with great pleasure. The exact date will be announced later.
Wade Worcester known as Mr. Annexation spent weeks promoting a plan to join Elyria Township to the City of Elyria. He cites improved schools sewer water and industrial access as motives and continues petitions after setbacks including an eight hour railroad shift and a WWII jeep injury. He hopes to annex the entire township in stages and remains active despite personal sacrifices.
In Providence a state senator and local druggist displayed an ancient bottle of Hunt's Remedy during a debate on controlling sale of foods drugs and cosmetics. The label claimed cures for numerous ailments from poor blood and headaches to indigestion and heart trouble, highlighting broad claims of the era.
Paul W. Traux was elected the first male president in the history of the Vermont Student Nurses Association, marking a notable milestone for gender inclusion in the organization.
Edward G. Schwaegerle has been named manager of reform development at the Avon Lake Development Center of B F Goodrich Chemical Co. He will report to Dr. Robert J. Wolf. Schwaegerle joined Goodrich in 1946 and has advanced from development supervisor to senior technical man and development supervisor. He is a Cincinnati native and a 1943 University of Cincinnati chemical engineering graduate living at 194 East River Rd.
SOUTH AMHERST The 21st annual Dellifield reunion will be held Sunday at the Huntington Town Hall. A tureen dinner starts at 12:30 Daylight Saving Time. Each family brings one main dish and a dessert. John Franklin of Amherst handles publicity.
Mrs Nellie Jackson of Providence age 97 celebrated 80 years as a member of Trinity Union Methodist Church. She joined the church in youth and remained active in its social and charitable work through the decades. Her long service reflects the church's community ties and local history.
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