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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1961
Page
6
A dream poem recalls a Girl Scout Leader in heaven among angels in green. The speaker notes her diverse earthly roles as a can cooker hiker pathfinder artist sailor and bookbinder, asserting her deeds surpassed mere fame.
Judy Mikey and Troop 60 hiked to Cascade Park with nosebag lunch, practiced campfire skills, and elected officers led by Maureen Shroder as president. Troop 8 noted a money pouch for the treasurer, and Brownie Troop 102 held a cookie bake with a June 17 cookout planned. meetings involve summer plans and Father’s Day gifts.
A donation from the Decettes supported the Elyria School for Retarded Children Teachers and Parents Group. The group met at Mrs. James Trapp’s home, played pinochle, and awarded prizes to Mrs. Gard, Mrs. Raden, and Mrs. Schroe jder. A sandwich and dessert were served and a June 12 meeting with Mrs. Zoltan Zoltai was planned.
In Paris the House of Dior introduces new necklace designs featuring front chains and back drape. The collection emphasizes dramatic lines and urban elegance, tying Dior’s heritage to contemporary streetwear aesthetics.
Republican leaders in the Ohio House plan to trim the administration's capital improvements bill next week. The measure, pitched by Rep. Ralph Fisher, seeks a $76 million reduction and outlines expenditures over the next biennium totaling about $13.85 million. It lists allocations for state hospitals, correctional institutions, parks, water projects, and unemployment facilities, with hearings to establish project priorities.
A reader asks about marrying a 17 year old and a mother joining the honeymoon trip. Advice urges caution since the bride is very young and questions the suitability of such a lifelong contract. Another letter involves witnessing a friend steal and the need to report wrongdoing or seek help for kleptomania or theft.
Ohio House debates a bill to revise unemployment compensation with a higher employer rate. The measure, largely party-line approved by the House Industry and Labor Committee, tightens benefit rules and aims to replenish the fund amid high unemployment. Estimated impact: about $145.3 million in new employer contributions. some provisions include stricter qualification rules and active job-search requirements. The floor vote followed committee action and broader session activity including zoning and liquor bills.
An Elyria woman faces reckless driving charges after a two car crash on Cleveland Street yesterday around 5 40 p m. Lottie M Rock 61 of LaGrange Rd and Emma Stumphauzer 43 of Canterbury Rd were involved. Rock claimed she did not see a signal and could not avoid the collision. Stumphauzer’s car was stopped at the signal. Rock is to appear in Elyria Municipal Court Monday.
Elyria Jaycees and Jayceettes plan a dinner installation in Grassie’s Bird Room to install officers for next year with special awards. Current presidents are William Wehmhoff and Mrs. Ralph Capasso. Mrs. Capasso will serve again with Ed Robinson succeeding as head of the Jaycees. Norway considers a steel mill at Narvik using Swedish ore.
In Elyria a 16 member fifth grade girls 4-H club formed last year remains the citys only unit. Led by Mrs Lois Alvey with Mrs Carolyn Gilder and Mrs Thomas Hall assisting, the group plans sewing and cooking projects to display at the County Fair. They plan a picnic in Cascade Park and a Cleveland Health Museum visit this summer while preparing cartoon books for hospital distribution.
Lorain County Traffic Safety Committee members will appear in Oberlin Municipal Court Tuesday at 7 pm. Judge David Gold will hear the cases as part of a drive tied to May’s 22 selling days. Ford sales are expected to set records for cars and overall best month since 1960.
U S Steel's American Steel and Wire Division introduces woven steel wire mesh, an industrial wire cloth, to protect utility poles from woodpecker damage. The galvanized mesh encases poles from top to about twelve feet above ground, reducing bird-caused replacements in forested regions.
Fragmentary lines discuss the value of health, questioning how costs of prescriptions and illness affect wages and access to medicines. The text emphasizes months and years of research behind modern drugs and prompts reflection on timely access to prescriptions.
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