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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1957
Page
2
In Oberlin a collision between vehicles resulted in three injuries and led to charges against two people. Police report details indicate the incident occurred after a farm-related transport at UE Farmed Car.
Oberlin police report a break in at 314 East Lorain Street where chickens owned by Harvey Wood were stolen after intruders pried open a coop window around 3:35 a.m. Sunday, in what Wood described as a chicken theft.
Carnival plans were completed by members of the Edward P. Madak VFW Post 9240 for a three day event at Columbia Park. The auxiliary will run food tents and a variety booth while Burton Brothers of Valley City provide rides such as the ferris wheel. The Hot Stove League will host pony rides and a bake sale. Local organizations were invited to participate as work on the new post home will be suspended.
The St. Vincent de Paul Church festival in Vincent runs Thursday to Sunday at 2140 North Ridge. Rev. Joseph P. Contin announces event chairmen for games, booths, rides, and contests, including a Saturday 2 p.m. children’s bicycle contest with Alan Janik and Michael Ellis leading as key coordinators.
Avon Lake 4 H club members discuss booth ideas with demonstrations by Mary Beth Racpert on sewing a shirt collar attachment by Sandra Collins on patty cutting and Barbara Barnes on making hand made buttonholes Kathy Barr attended the end camp at Kelley Island with advisor Mrs Manning providing drinks and snacks
Eaton segment reports the Eaton Kinders group electing officers for the coming year. Co presidents are Ray Williams and Mrs Robert. Mrs Gren is asked to attend the next meeting on August 13. A note invites mothers who registered their children to join at July meeting and mentions the upcoming August gathering.
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