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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1958
Page
3
The Jack Paar Show marks its first anniversary after a year of headlines and chatter. It logged 453 hours on air with 737 guests and 1,330 songs by Jose Melis, while Paar jokes it is not a real program just an hour and three quarters of self defense.
William Ewald notes Jack Paar’s NBC Havana program felt bloated with Cuban talent and a bloated Spellbound Concerto. He praises Paar’s New York moments yet critiques TV fare across networks from Stars of Jazz to Polly Time and Godfrey.
William Ellis Jr of Ashland faced a 150 dollar fine and six month driving privilege suspension in Mayor Ralph Gray’s court for drunken driving. James Nickles of Barberton paid 25 and 10 dollars for reckless driving. Peter Wil is Wellington resident fined 10 dollars for a separate offense. Additionally CBS TV uses a 222 pound theme song “Alone In The Dark” by 1&7, while Wallace seeks India guest spots for ABC TV.
Television listings note another Melppul Sraaysor program associated with the Elyrir Savings and Trust Co. The brief item repeats the sponsor and channel context in a compact credits line from the copy.
Radio Hillies FRED WARING and AMOS N ANDY air on WGAR and Grandview Races on KYW. ARTHUR GODFREY on WGAR and MID-DAY SYMPHONY on WITK listed with times, indicating a Wednesday lineup change and limited daytime music programs.
Channel 3 features The Flame Within with Ann Harding and Maureen O'Sullivan at 11 20 p m. Acris Gunner war drama stars Richard Arien and Chester Marrs. Double Wedding with William Powell and Myrna Loy at 1 00 a m. Second Honeymoon drama stars Tyrone Power Loretta Young.
South Amherst village council discussed drainage ditches Annis Rd bridge work and a back-sloper for the village grader The panel approved $50 toward sending a delegate to the state firemen convention in Akron August A sidewalk permit for an Elm St resident was granted and a West Main St catch basin is to be raised The council will meet Sunday at 2 pm to draft an ordinance on canvassers permits Rev Henry Stick opened the session with prayer.
Amberst Morris Atorris Brain of 170 Forest Street was fined 25 dollars plus costs after being found guilty of assault and battery in a neighborhood dispute over a Braun owned dog. Charges against Mrs Braun against Mrs Povniak and her daughter were dismissed with pleas of innocence entered and represented by Attorneys Durfee and Martinek.
Emergency police duties for Frontier Week Aug 4 to 10 were assigned at a town hall EPU meeting. SGT Wesley Rankin will head AS S IPMINE posts for two main parades. Opening parade Aug 4 at 7 pm. Lions Club horse show parade Aug 9 at 3 pm.
Mayor Kane announced warnings about overgrowth on village properties and said owners must cut weeds or have village workers do it. Property owners will be billed for the service. Dozens of complaints about weeds were received.
Foursquare Gospel Church members will select a queen to represent the church at the Crusader Camp in Durham, Canada, in August during Sunday services. Four candidates are Nancy Sehern Cheryl Pohorance Ruth Buser and Marie Pratt. The queen will be named Misys Amherst per Peter Berker.
At the weekly Rotary Club gathering in the Congregational Church Dr Byron Mex of Berlin Heights spoke about his recent Europe travels. The meeting, led by program chairman Dr Thomas Giglolety and presided by Donald Lessiter, welcomed 38 attendees including William Wentz Robert Ohlemacher Elyria and Lloyd Melntire Kenneth Cress Lorain.
Eight members of the Democratica Women's Club met at Lakeview Park Lorain. Mrs Howard Cobb Jr reports a tareen meal served. Cobb will be a delegate to the Shoe Women Club convention in Columbus September. Other delegates to be chosen with James Henry as chairman of a ticket sale for the Anger Congression luncheon. California Democrat representative Mrs James Roosevelt will be guest speaker at Oak Girs Country Club Kolbe Rd beginning at a pan. Mrs Fred Dower handles decorations and music for the luncheon.
The Churchmen's Brotherhood of the St Peter United Church of Christ will sponsor a bloodmobile visit to the church on August 5 from 3 to 9 p.m. in cooperation with the Lorain County Blood Bank. Call Earl Kan or Raymond Jewell to donate.
A couple takes a 7000 mile three week vacation with meals for 151.60 and families try it yearly. Readers are urged to read The Nation's Best Vacation Buy in August Reader's Digest and learn where to go and what to do before traveling.
Final plans for the Fraternal Order of Mages Aerie 1442 picnic were approved at the last meeting. The event runs Sunday from 42:90 to 9 pm at Michiel's Locust Grove Yaeger Rd Amherst. A Wellington lodge baseball game features the Amherst team with Robert Schowalter in charge. Door prizes will be awarded, golfers play Vermilion Wednesday, and an Ilement fest matches Kyra lodge with handicap scoring. Publicist Hugh McGarvey notes attendance prize winner Schowaller.
Mrs. David Gad thorpe chairs the 1959 Birthday Calendar sales drive for the hospital auxiliary. N. A. Riel notes 14 members worked on the project with sponsors, and a $500 laboratory refrigerator for storing blood was donated to the auxiliary.
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