Erie cancer group grants OSU $1,000
The Erie County Cancer Society executive board approved a second $1,000 gift for cancer research at Ohio State University. Dr. John H. Holzaepfel, formerly of Sandusky, leads the project. The society plans county outreach to locate cancer victims needing help, while secretary Elizabeth Ruff notes 107 new Papini colano smear test applications, bringing total on file to about 2,700.
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Sandusky
Erie County Cancer Society
Ohio State
University
John H. Holzaepfel
Sanduskian
Elizabeth Ruff
Birthday profile foretelling originality and endurance
The reading for Friday June 15 highlights originality and endurance as core traits, praising a love of upheaval, late-life peace at home, and the joy of close friendships. It notes influential figures, urges balance with rest, and predicts marriage as essential while urging careful mate choice. It also previews daily sign guidance for Gemini to Taurus.
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Edvard Grieg
Saul Steinberg
Rembrandt
Suit Settled in WEOL Traffic Death Case
Gladys Mitchart of Cleveland sued Elyria Lorain Broadcasting Co. WEOL for 100000 over the death of her husband John Mitchart in an August 21 1958 collision on Hallover Road with a WEOL employee Ronald A Bakalar of Lakewood. The suit was settled and dismissed per court entry.
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Gladys Mitchart
Cleveland
Elyria-Lorain Broadcasting Co
WEOL
John
Mitchart
Hallover Rd
Ronald A. Bakalar
Lakewood
Weol J
Successful investing food chains take dip under pressure
Roger E. Spear advises that Winn-Dixie faced declines due to rising competition and lower margins, recommends holding Winn-Dixie at current levels, and warns against Sperry Rand. He counsels cautious optimism on Babcock Electronics and Iron Fireman, noting their growth in missile and merger activity while acknowledging speculative risk given the reader’s circumstances.
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Winn- Dixie
Winn-Dixie
Sperry Rand
Babcock Electronics
Iron Fireman
Electronic Specialty
Spear
Elyrians Return From Kiwanis Convention in Denver
Five Elyria residents attended the Kiwanis International 47th annual convention in Denver Colorado from June 10 to 14. George A Baker and wife Karl Baker and wife of 789 Washington Ave. and Nicholas Smith of 800 Clark St. were among about 15 000 participants at the event.
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Elyria
The
Kiwanis International
Denver
Colorado
George A. Baker
Karl Baker
Washington Ave
Nicholas Smith
Clark St
4-H Schedules Roller Party in Columbia at Elyria Roll Arena
The Busy Beavers 4-H club of Columbia hosts a Sunday two hour roller skating party at the Elyria Roll Arena starting at 2 p.m. Proceeds go to a community project. The club meets next at Columbia Town Hall on June 22 at 7 p.m.
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Columbia
Elyria Roll Arena
Beavers
4-H
Columbia Town Hall
Elyria in Civil War Recounts Red Troops and Lorain Heroes
The Elyria area memories of the Civil War highlight Indian units fighting for the Confederacy under Gen Coffee. Lorain Countians in the 2nd Ohio Cavalry clash with these forces in June 1862 near Fort Scott, with Lt Herrick recruiting another Lorain group later that month. James B. Wilson of Elyria edited The Battery Reveille reporting Oliver P. Clark’s prisoner release and a tragic pre mature cannon blast ending Kenophen Peck’s service. Front Royal battles and losses noted.
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Coffee
Lorain Countians
2Nd
Ohio Cavalry
Fort Scott
Nebels
Lorain County
J. 5
Herrick
Camp Chase
Ohio
Co. K
85Th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Fayetteville
Tenn
Warren P. Edgarton
Tery
1St
Ohio Volunteer Light Artllery
James B. Wilson
Elyria
Reveille
Wilson
Oliver P. Clark
Fort Pulaski
Louisville
Man fined for trespassing and intoxication in Elyria
Francis X. Neumeyer of Medina pleaded guilty in Elyria Municipal Court to trespassing with a $25 fine plus costs and a $10 land costs on an intoxication charge. Deputies said he was arrested early Tuesday at Charles A. Borling’s home on Indian Hollow Road after entering the residence. He told residents he did not know what he was doing.
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Francis X. Neumeyer
R.D
Medina
Elyria
Neumeyer
Charles A. Borling
Indian Hollow Rd
Schwind earns MIT Doctorate in Fluid Dynamics
Richard Grobe Schwind received the Doctor of Science degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology last Friday. His thesis was Three-Dimensional Boundary Layer Near a Strut. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harold Schwind and had earlier earned his B S and MLS from MIT.
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Richard Grobe
Schwind
Hobby Hollow
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harold Schwind
Dr. Schwind
MTT
Pfaudler reps tour Japan on market and plant plans
The Pfaudler Company sent two representatives, Mercer Brugler and High Cameron, to Japan to survey marketing and manufacturing possibilities for Pfaudler glass lined equipment. The local fraternity Third Order of St. Francis hosted about 300 members at the Third Order Institute.
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Pfaudler Company
Mercer Brugler
High Cameron
Japan
Pfaudler
Third Order of St. Francis
Third Order
Elyria Officials Highlight Aging Home Leader and School Upgrades
Karl Meister of the Elyria Home for the Aged was elected president of the Ohio Association of Homes for the Aged. W. O. McClellan announced an extensive program to paint repair and clean several Elyria school buildings.
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Elyria Home For the
Karl Meister
Ohio Association of Homes For the Aged
W. O. McClellan
Elyria
Elyria Knights Templars Elect Officers for Ohio Delegation
Fifty years ago the Elyria Commandery Knights Templars elected officers at their annual meeting. Arthur L. Garford of Elyria was chosen chairman of the Ohio delegation, underscoring regional leadership and organization.
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Elyria
Knights Templars
Arthur L. Garford
Ohio
First recorded 1728 cricket match Kent versus Surrey
London report notes the earliest known cricket match played in 1728 between Kent and Surrey, marking the grand old game’s documented origins.
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London
UPI
Kent
Surrey
Allergy to tobacco linked to coronary heart trouble
Medical memos describe a relationship between tobacco allergy and coronary heart disease in some people. Excessive smoking can trigger sensitivity, with symptoms like migraines, cold extremities, rapid or skipped heartbeats, and asthma. Children may wheeze from tobacco smoke. No evidence ties this allergy to lung cancer. cessation is advised if chest pain worsens with smoking.
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Gemini
Leo
Driver faces reckless charge in Elvnn streets chase
Police filed a reckless driving charge today at 1:40 a.m. against Mary E. White, 22, of 416 11th St., after a chase reaching 43 mph through northeast Elvnn streets. She allegedly sped past a red light at Abbe Rd and Cleveland St and ran a stop sign at Poplar St and Beebe Ave before stopping on Marseilles Ave.
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Mary E. White
11Th St
Elvnn
Cleveland St
Abbe Rd
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Sleen
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ARIES
Taurus
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Nite Club
Lorain, Ohio
Broadway
Big A&p
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Elyria Lodge
Sugar Ridge
Theresa
Tommy Claire
Phana
Holeze
Cualitywramins
Lorain
CIA
Suea
Lodi Street
Elyria 16Th and Broadway
Mary Carter Paint CO
Roger E. Spear
Rand
R. S
Fairfax
P. R. Smith & CO
Mutual Fund Specialists Investment Securities
Kenophen Peck
Brownhelm
Front Royal
Traey
MIT
Dad
Elyria Recreation Center
Washington Towers
Yesteryear
El-A-Co
Lodi St
Tops, Inc
Commerce
Elyria, Ohio
D-I-A-L
Formica
H. L. Herschensorn
M. D
Chronicle-Telegram
Star Shoe Shop
Court St
Cleveland Street
Cotton Club-Hires Co
Othe
Westlake
Porterhouse
Gartner Inn
Call Emerson
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LIONS
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