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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1961
Page
9
The Pan American Coffee Bureau reports that the coffee tree varies in height from 2 to 8 feet and thrives where there is balanced sun, soil, and rainfall. Trees are started from beans or seeds in nurseries.
Elyria residents are urged by Jaycees civic improvements chairman Paul Berchtold to share the top priority project for city progress. Seven proposals from officials are listed on a questionnaire, with room for additional citizen suggestions to be mailed to Jaycee Hall in Elyria Ohio.
Medical Memos notes Elyrians and Lorain County residents will receive degrees from Miami University in Oxford on Sunday. Names include Beverly Beckett Robert Dahl Zigmond Palagyi George Ruben son Jr Clara Ann Timms Peter Sumko Eileen Brosky Catherine Hausfeld Ruth Nore Jane Pycraft Robert Sinclair Robert Isigray Tinda By Herschern David Clark Rollan Ewell and more. The article discusses toddler speech delays and possible causes such as deafness mental retardation brain damage inherited traits parental interference and emphasizes medical investigation.
Andrew J. Warhola of 1059 10th St Lorain was elected president of the University of Michigan Alumni Club of Lorain County for 1961 62. Governors include F Burgess Tanner James M Creagan and R M MacLeod with meetings listed in June to August across Vermilion Lorain and Oberlin areas.
The YMCA camp committee offers a free camp shirt to every child registered for Camp Iss-See-Kees open house this Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. Families may tour, with staff from both the girls and boys camps present. About 100 enrolled. total goal 700 across seven sessions. Additional open house planned for Sunday June 11 with sessions in June and July for boys and girls.
Lorain announces a summer bookmobile route with stops at Tennyson School Knickerbocker Knolls Westview Allotment and Avon Detroit areas on Mondays and Thursdays through June July and August. Routes include Belden School Brighton Center Rochester P.O. Laporte and Ridgeville among others with times ranging from morning to early afternoon.
Elyria safety committee reviews a proposal by Bench Advertsing Inc to install rustproof metal benches with advertising on city property at no cost. Local opposition cites excessive ads while sponsors and council members plan further study at scheduled meetings.
About 7:20 last night a two car collision on Broad Street 100 feet west of East Bridge Street caused about 100 damage to each vehicle. Willie L. Williams 31 of 625 State Street headed west and was stopped for a left turn when John L. Franken, 237 Fairlawn Ave struck the rear. No charges filed.
Judge John D. Pancura ordered two judgments of 1250 dollars each against James W Ranch of East Cleveland. The awards go to Anna D. Pallas and Janet Schroeder of Elyria for injuries from a collision on Route 16 on August 18, 1956, with Pallas suing for 15000 dollars and Schroeder for 3000 dollars.
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