Scene About Town Ho Hum and Back to Work
A humorous hometown column reflects on vacation routines and a memory of Ohio roadside parks praised for water rest rooms and cooking areas. The writer recounts family vacation travel, a penny-ante game that yielded 3.53 dollars, and notes about garden growth and neighbor tensions. J Grant Keys earns honors from an Ohio higher education institution hints at a playful marital joke.
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Onio
Ohio
J. Grant Keys
Chiplike Town Hall Scene With Mayor Opens Box
In Kipton a police chief and deputy sit with Mayor James Miles at Town Hall. The mayor opens a metal box from a file case, unlocks it, and examines contents while chatting with officers and a reporter. A coil row is dumped into a box as the group awaits the start.
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Kipton
Waldo Butler
Town Hall
Andy Vargas
James Miles
Grawer
Patterson Johansson bout and fishing trip noted
A page item mentions Floyd Patterson vs Ingemar Johansson upcoming in New York with focus on the fight's timing and charges. A separate diary-style passage recalls a rugged day of fishing with family, weather, and their resilient, cheerful attitude.
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Hiptun Orta Schoepfie
Our
Maior Sit- C-T Publishing Company
Toon Tang
Ime
Inis
Linard
Wiong
Pake
Otto
Defendam
Feve
Wall St. Journal
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar
Sittit
Johansson
New York
Tve
Mama
Jimmy
Dawn
Backyard hazards spark broad discussion on safety
In a wide ranging Chatter Box debate residents blamed careless behavior for pool and bag mishaps. The talk covered pool safety fences, toy and power tool dangers, and parental responsibility, noting children’s curiosity and adults’ fatigue with constant vigilance.
Weekend Reading From WEOL Frames Sports and Courtroom Notes
A quirky broadcast tease highlights a Thursday WEOL program featuring Jimmy Dudley Bob Neal and Bob Hope at Municipal Stadium. The piece blends local sports chatter with courtroom anecdotes about a judge dispatching fines and writers facing officials, plus community notices for a Buffalo Bill pageant benefit near North Olmsted.
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WEOL
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Onoles
Municipal Stadium
Jimmy Dudley
Bob Neal
Bob Hope
Kibliz
Dudley
Neal
Adele von Ohi Parker
Cleveland
Parker
Opening Lead Delivers Slam Setback in Bridge Match
North led a low spade against a notrump position after Blackwood and a spade-first defense. Lady Rhodes of West underled an ace to force a spade ruff and condemn declarer to defeat, revealing smart bidding interpretation and sharp card reading.
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Doris ‘Rhodes
Lady Rhodes
West
Declarer
Rhodes
South
East
Elyria Woman Receives Education Degree at Akron Commencement
An Elyria woman among 72 University of Akron graduates earned a bachelor of science in education. Evelyn A. Bogdanski, 303 Midale Ave., was among the degree recipients at the 87th annual commencement.
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Elyria
University of Akron
Evelyn A. Bogdanski
Midale Ave
College of Education
Social Workers Schedule Year’s Final Meeting
The Lorain County Social Workers Association will hold its year end meeting at Holly Hall in the YWCA Elvria with dinner at 6 30 p m. Norman J Beller and John Edwards will speak on how attorneys and social workers can collaborate. Officers for the coming year will be elected. Reservations with Miss Lucilie Larkin by Tuesday.
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Lorain County Social Workers Association
Holly Hall
Elvria Ywca
Norman J. Beller
John Edwards
Catching trout with careful casting tips
Instructs anglers to approach quietly upstream and cast beyond the target. Recommends drifting a lure through shallow weed roots and letting the line run freely for effective hook set. Advises loosening the lure and a controlled retrieve to entice the fish.
Big Brothers to Join Campfire at Iss-See-Kes
Elyria YMCA members who bought Big Brother memberships are invited to a campfire ceremony Thursday night at Camp Iss-See-Kes closing the Big Brother period. About 51 campers at the Vermilion River tract attend on camperships funded by these memberships, with the Wyandot period starting June 23.
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Elyria
Life Begins At 40 Forced Retirement Isn't Good
Mrs. Mary G. Roebling, head of the Trenton Trust Co., opposes mandatory retirement at 65. She argues many workers remain productive past 65, cites pension provisions, and notes her own record and election to the American Stock Exchange board as evidence that experience outweighs age. She says intelligent management should remove nonproductive workers regardless of age and anticipates a future where people seek work longer due to automation and leisure time concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Melinovsky
Sandusky High School
Malinovsky
Good Samaritan Hospital
Bay City
Avon High School
Vic
Avon
Ohio Wesleyan Ami
George Gauthier
Battline Bishops
Ohio
Solomon Islands
Elyria
New York City
Eisenhower
Mary G. Roebling
Trenton
N.J
Roebling
American Stock Exchange
Imo
Umbriage Acts as Peaceful Barn Ruler in Millis Feud
In Vermilion Mrs Mildred Millis ends a year long feud with a skunk named Umbriago. The skunk camps under the Mills barn and accepts handouts from the kitchen in exchange for peace. The dog sparked the dispute and Ronnie Millis worries about the barn’s odd power balance.
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Mildred Millis
Umbriago
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