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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1957
Page
6
A feature on the National High School Photo Awards sponsored by Eastman Kodak notes 256 cash prizes totaling 5000 dollars this year and hints that the 1958 contest announced around November 1 will grow in cash and prizes. It praises thoughtful technique and composition and offers practical tips on gear care and film handling for young photographers.
A wife recounts her husband Don Millers blunt anecdotes in his editor's note about aging to 36. She lampoons his habit of airing personal details in print and shares humorous episodes from lawn care to finances, contrasting his bragging with household realities and the toll on their marriage.
New York performer June Havoc born Joan Hovick in Seattle rose through show business with a string of aliases from Baby Joan to Dainty June Jean Reed June Gibbs and June Hayden before settling on Havoc during Broadway years. She remains legally Mrs William Spier.
The Sunday feature offers practical reading tips and hobby suggestions for all ages. It highlights simple crafts, gardening ideas, book picks for different ages, and ways families can enjoy learning together during the weekend.
Preparations are in final stage for the Lorain County Kennel Club's 18th annual fall dog show at Lorain Arena on West Lake Road in Lorain on Sunday August 11. The all breed event includes benched and unbenched formats, judging panels across groups, and Best in Show. Entries close July 30 with a note that past top winners include French Bulldog Ch Ami Bouquet Nouvelle and ongoing memories of prior shows.
Revenue agents raided a Selma home linked to Tidvor making moonshine. Beekeeping mention arises as dogs and a hive figure in a heat wave tale. Levi Broughton faced a $25 fine for moonshining costs amid odd community chatter.
Postmaster General Summerfield announces a six cent air mail stamp to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the United States Air Force as part of the National Defense System. Initial print run is 40 million with a Stratofortress, three F-10 Starfighters, and the Air Force shield featured.
Shirley and Bob Sloane offer tips from decades of travel on avoiding no vacancy signs. Stop early or reserve, but secure options include auto clubs guides, chamber of commerce offices, tourist homes, and hotel clerks for last minute rooms. If needed, call ahead, scout smaller towns, or use guidebooks to locate available rooms along the route.
A reader asks about revealing hands in the last bet and misdeals. The expert says players who called the last bet may demand all hands shown, regional card activity is highest in the East North Central, and a Yarborough no redeal rights exist.
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