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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1959
Page
9
Mrs. Lawrence Livermore of Quarry Rd suffered the loss of index and second fingers on her left hand when an electric mower bolt caused a blade injury while she weeded the lawn. She was rushed to Allen hospital in Oberlin after heavy bleeding. the family cited the bolt as the cause as she bent to pick it up.
Karl Baun his wife Elinor and their children began a three week journey from Elyria to Fairbanks Alaska after accepting a government homestead grant. Karl a carpenter millwright and farmer expects abundant opportunity while traveling by modern truck and trailer with the kids sleeping in a tail compartment.
Columbia residents protested Plum Creek Development sales at a trustees meeting in the fire station. They questioned legality of selling lots before plat approval, cited flood waters, and potential septic permit issues. A public hearing on zoning amendments and road matters was scheduled, with actions on oiling roads and a survey petition noted.
NORWALK Four defendants indicted by the Huron County grand jury last week pled guilty and were sentenced by Common Pleas Judge Robert J. Vetter on forgery and bad checks. Edward Bolen 25 Rt 99 Wil lard got one to 20 years for auto theft. Roy E Beaver 28 East Liverpool and Walter K Bell 19 Canton each drew three years to Mansfield Reformatory for phony check charges. Junior Reece 26 North Olmsted received one to 20 years for forgery. Joe Jones 71 Shaw Mill Road got one to three years for issuing checks with insufficient funds.
Amherst junior chamber to hold installation dinner at Shef field Restaurant on June 27 at 6 50 pm. Family style meal and dancing with Ruth Ammon Trio. Officers to be installed include Tom Abraham president Alex Abel Richard Berry and others. Next Jaycee meeting set for June 2 at 259 Comeil Ave home of Gi pert Todlich.
In Amherst at about 2 am two village officers stopped an elderly man who identified as Charlie from South Amherst while he swept Elyria Avenue with a push broom and pail. He claimed to be clearing stones and twigs from street culverts but fled and hid in bushes, leaving his tools behind before reappearing and leaving again.
Vermilion Girl Scouts urge registrations to be sent by Wednesday to leaders for this summer Day Camp. Mrs. Paul Vesper leads the camp with sessions Aug 3-7 at the Fish and Game grounds, featuring two overnight campouts.
Clevelander Charlies Bo Gileason faces the SANS meeting agenda at Airs. He chairs Western Reserve University and Hebland View programs. The event includes a 6:20 pm dinner and features music by Miss Susser Albrecht and Miss Shorevi.
Oberlin College hosts Charlene Chitambar of Bilat India for a senior piano recital Friday in Warner Concert Hall. The program features pieces by Gade Mozart Chopin Ravel and includes notable works such as Fantasy and Double Fugue in A minor and Jeux dEau. Charlene is part of the Oberlin choir and has appeared in Gilbert and Sullivan productions and Opera Labora tors. Her parents Mr and Mrs T P Chitambar of Dhanbad Bihar India attend. The recital is free and open to the public.
Vermilion Rotary Club announces a change of venue for Wednesday noon meetings due to growing membership and summer visitors. The Elberta Inn will host the gatherings this week onward.
Community groups in North Ridgeville Valley City New London and surrounding areas announce meetings. Kiwanis Garden Club City Council library sessions fire department boards and church groups are listed with times ranging from 1:60 pm to 8 pm amid scattered typos and unclear details.
A garbled note from the SCARCLIERPED page recalls a Robin Hood themed event amid stage delays and unclear names. The fragment hints at a troubled production, audience disruption, and possible cast changes.
Report claims a new healing substance reduces hemorrhoids and eases itching and pain without surgery. Case after case shows shrinkage during gentle pain relief, with no thorough effects noted.
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