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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1964
Page
3
A TB health leaflet discusses the dangers of smoking and the benefits of quitting. It notes distribution by local TB associations across the country and highlights that many people quit by stopping cigarettes entirely for better health. mentions Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health and college students as readers.
Donna Fugate led a sewing demonstration on laying out a pattern and cutting fabric. Diane McDoo ine and Becky Hieftje assisted as members worked on sewing projects following the demonstration.
Mr and Mrs Zimmerman of the Milford River Company observe a long marriage anniversary. The couple, married July 1 1914 in the Lodi Methodist Church parsonage by Rev John King, reside at 210 South Main St Spencer. They have six children Martha Spice Birtha Kuntz Norman Brown Dorlean Brown North Eaton and Howard, the latter killed in Paris in World War I. Their interests include gardening quilting crocheting and church activities with Four Square Gospel. An open house reception is planned June 28 from 2 to 5 p.m. and their first home was near Chippewa Lake.
Henrietta Methodist Church hosts a community supper while a Warsaw pharmacist testifies about Viktor Capesius at a trial. He is described as both cruel and capable, recounting orders to withhold gold from victims and actions in Auschwitz. Proceeds fund local youth activities and future sessions.
Lorain County Civil Defense will host an open house and reception for J. I. Herbert Simpson, president of the U.S. Civil Defense Council, next Friday at 6 pm at the Lorain County control center crossroads Amherst. Edward B. Woodbury noted no national council president has visited Ohio in years and expects attendees from across the state. Simpson, based in Portsmouth, Va., has led Civil Defense there since 1954 and holds FBI training plus studies at LaSalle University, with past courses in Navy Radiation, Army Explosive Ordnance, and Fourth Dimensional Warfare. He attended Yucca Flats tests in 1957 and White Sands missile work in 1960. elected Civil Defenses Council president in 1962 and assumed duties in Rochester in 1963. He authored a 1959 public safety manual distributed at Houston. The reception will begin with an inspection, followed by a social hour and light buffet, with program at 3 pm EDT led by Joseph Stockman.
A Lake Erie Gem and Geological Society meeting featured a slide program by George Diederick on geology and gastronomy. Displayed rocks minerals fossils and lapidary work illustrated the link between science and cuisine.
John B. Scalia of 3318 Globe Ave Lorain sues Teddy J Tokarczyk of 927 13th St Lorain for 20000 in damages for injuries from an automobile collision at Oberlin Ave and 28th St Lorain on June 22 1962 filed in Lorain County Common Pleas Court.
Walter Knorek, Miss Joan Thourot, Wilton Moehle, Gerald Hudeo and Ralph Jakwerth attended a post graduate study course for registered pharmacists. The seminar, sponsored by the Lorain County Pharmaceutical Association in cooperation with the College of Pharmacy, Ohio State University, took place June 14 in Elyria to update professionals on recent developments in the field.
LaGrange High School alumni dinner set for 6 30 p m at Keystone High School cafeteria. After the program attendees will dance to Ray Sullinger's music.
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram report dated June 20 1964 covers local events in Elyria and surrounding Lorain County. Names of prominent residents and civic happenings appear, highlighting community activity and public interests of that period.
Ford L Nobie proposed forming a Junior Chamber of Commerce in Grafton under Parma Jaycees sponsorship. Nobie, Grafton solicitor and former Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce president, urged local young men ages 21 to 35 to contact him at 37a Ridge Rd Parma to start the chapter.
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share experiences to solve common problems and help others recover from alcoholism. Membership requires only a desire to stop drinking, with no dues. It is not allied with sects or political groups and aims to stay sober and help others achieve sobriety. Box 592 Elstia Ohio.
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