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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1968

Page

7

Flea collars and the leash way to keep pets tidy

A lighthearted veterinary column explains flea collars do not fit fleas but dogs and cats to poison fleas. The piece notes leash laws, collar identification with a phone number, and suggests finding a housebroken flea when shopping for a pet.

Fire starter ideas for campers and boats

Campers should prepare fire starters before trips. Quick starters include rolled newspaper tied and dipped in paraffin. Empty waxed milk cartons work as well. On small boats sleeping comfort is found atop an air mattress, which deflates for compact storage.

Local Youth Completes Basic Training And Reports For Schooling

William V. Yoder son of Mr and Mrs Donald R Yoder 172 Preston Ave has completed basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey and has been promoted to private first class E 2 After graduating Elyria High School in 1965 he attended Lorain County Community College He will report to Fort Devens Massachusetts for 22 weeks of electronics schooling for the Army Security Agency

William V. Yoder Donald R. Yoder Preston Ave Ft. Dix N.J Elyria High School Yoder Lorain County Community College Ft. Devons Mass Army Security Agency

Elyria Amherst Win Pedestrian Safety Awards

The American Automobile Association named Elyria for no pedestrian deaths in its size group and 40 injuries last year while Amherst earned an Excellence Award for no deaths and no injuries in the 10 000 to 25 000 population class. Sheffield Lake also cited for five years without pedestrian deaths.

Elyria American Automobile Association Amherst Sheffield Lake

Bankrupt Negro gives away cash amid poverty in Cincinnati

A bankrupt African American businessman, Robert Weaver, donated about $9,000 to residents in poverty plagued Cincinnati neighborhoods after his clothing store burned in Evanston by arson March 5. He previously distributed $4,000 in Negro Avondale Over‑the‑Rhine and $1,500 in the West End, buying food and paying utility bills for families lacking essentials.

Cincinnati UPI Robert Weaver Evanston Weaver Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co Avondale Over- The-Rhine West End

Thieves Take Car Accessory Arm in England

In Sheerness England thieves robbed Trevor Jarvis of his car radio and his left arm. Ministry officials said it would take about a month to fit a new artificial arm, leaving Jarvis unable to drive until then.

Sheerness England UPI Trevor Jarvs Ministry of Health Jarvis

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