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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1961
Page
13
Los Angeles report says Dr. Joseph, a Thermo radiation expert and UCLA professor, died Thursday after long illness. The article notes his prominent work with radiation measures and links to a bridge-hand discussion.
Lagrange honors 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunlap of Elyria. Family dinners at McGarvey's Vermilion. the report veers into a detailed bridge hand analysis describing bidding strategies and hand values.
Prominent area artist Paul Ascherl will stage a one man show at O Neil Sheffield Shopping center during Vive La Sidewalk Sale tomorrow. A Sheffield Lake resident, he gathered material last year on a European trip with watercolors of landscapes and portraits from France Spain Portugal the Mediterranean Islands and North Africa. Ascherl a Lorain County Artists and Craftsmen Guild member and freelance worker lives at 705 Sunset Dr Sheffield Lake. He met his wife Manuela on another European trip. she is Portuguese and joined him in the United States last year. He has worked with his father Michael on stained glass for Lorain area churches and his paintings will be for sale to shoppers.
In Austin at Bergstrom Air Force Base M. Set Alexander S Dzervik re enlisted in the Air Force with his younger brother Maj Anthony P Dziersia present to swear him in. The master sergeant clarified a name mix up on his birth certificate kept since birth and not corrected through court channels.
Memphis viewer Maureen Wilson recounts how her father saved a goldfish that dropped into a drain during bowl cleaning. He instructed her to flood the sink and release the water, and she described the fish emerging as the drain emptied.
Variety stores emerged as the nation's largest toy outlet in 1990, accounting for 25.5 percent of the market per Variety Store Merchandiser. Independent department stores and chain department stores followed with 23 and 14 percent respectively, while toy shops and discount mail order houses held smaller shares.
A one day event features French décor including bereted merchants, waitresses, Can-Can girls, and a sidewalk cafe with red-checked cloths. A flower cart, strolling accordionist, silhouette artist, and a Mildred Dance Studio group perform. A storefront kiosk replica and outdoor art show complete the French shopping festivity.
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