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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1955
Page
9
Gov Lausche backs a TB containment law to compel treatment for dangerous patients. The measure, plus a 3R bill mandating basic subjects in schools and narcotics and alcohol awareness, takes effect August 5. Other August laws raise probate court fees and authorize land purchase for roadside parks.
Columbus reports new measures include a refrigerator safety law making it a crime to leave accessible fridges where children can be trapped. The act, sponsored by Rep. Gindlesberger and Rep. Robinson, defines maintaining a nuisance for knowingly allowing such containers to remain on premises. Also, a tuberculosis control law allows probate courts to order compulsory hospitalization starting August 5.
Avon officials reported twenty one violators fined a total of 415.75 at traffic court held Tuesday evening by Mayor William Gates. Additional notes covered dump hours, upcoming Band Parents Club meeting, Kindergarten Mothers Club card sale with a August 31 deadline, late kindergarten registration, and Avon Research Club program planning with guest days and field trips.
Michael Wasylkowski, 18 months, received hospital care aboard the Queen Mary after a hazardous can exposure in Toledo. With the mother’s limited funds, Toledo Child and Family Service Bureau and Travelers Aid funded travel rearrangements, bringing them to New York then to the ship where a hospital unit was prepared. The family, recently married to Alexander Wasylkowski in England, planned to separate as they seek safer arrangements.
Oberlin reports two candidates declare for November city council. Harold Gibson, bakery partner and charter commission member, lives on Gibson Drive and has teaching and committee background. Allen Shaw, Oberlin College graduate, has lived in Oberlin nine years with a son and a daughter.
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