Hailstorm of July 11 1900 devastates Elyria scene
The Elyria Republican recounts a freak summer hailstorm that battered Elyria on July 11 1900. Glasshouses roofs and skylights were smashed while crops were flattened. The East Side Greenhouse suffered about one thousand dollars in damage and insurance covered most of it. Residents measured hailstones weighing three to five ounces with circumferences up to ten inches. Lightning struck as a streetcar was damaged and water supplies struggled during drought.
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Senior Calendar entries from community programs
A noisy, OCR damaged senior calendar lists multiple weekly activities at various venues. It includes exercise classes, library book events, golf course outings, art and music programs, ceramics, and senior centers with dates, times, locations, and small fees. Names of organizations and places appear sparsely and unclearly.
Inexpensive Flags from Congress and Dear Abby Letters
Readers learn that flags can be purchased at cost plus shipping from lawmakers and flown over the Capitol with a commemorative certificate. The letter also discusses hair-baldness letters to Dear Abby and a Willard column reply about a friend’s jealousy, offering light commentary on personal conduct and relationships.
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Asate
U.S. Capitol
Senator Gramm
Washington
Willard
Bear Abby
Wade Knight
Kan
Anniversary Couples Celebrate Warm Family Milestones
Linda Heiden and John Heidenreich of Avon mark 25 years since their Aug 3 1974 Lakewood ceremony officiated by Rev Harold Braun. Heidenreich, a Lake Erie Screw employee and reflexologist, owns a 1965 Dodge Dart. Linda has worked 23 years for a Lakewood attorney. They belong to the Cleveland Hiking Club, joined its 20 mile event and half of the 40 miler this year. Their child Kelly lives in Cleveland. In September they attend Unity Village Missouri, a couples celebrating partnership retreat, and renew vows. Andrew and Phyllis Trimmel of Lorain recently celebrated their 50th anniversary. Married June 18 1959 at St Marys of the Immaculate, Rev George Stuber officiated. Trimmel, former Trimmel’s Greenhouse owner, is an honor guard with VFW Post 1079 and Amherst American Legion, and served in USN on USS New Jersey in WWII. Phyllis is a homemaker. They have three children: Douglas of Cincinnati, Sharon Longstaff of Forest OH, and Karen Hamker of North Ridgeville. A family gathering included a dinner at Mountain Jacks.
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Avon
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Cleveland
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Lorain
St. Mary’s of the Immaculate Catholic Church
George Stuber
Trimmel
Elyria
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Amherst
Douglas
Cincinnati
Sharon Longstaff
Forest
Ohio
Karen Hamker
North Ridhard
Mountain Jacks
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