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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1957
Page
13
British film star Diana Dors filed a divorce claim in London on Wednesday against her husband Dennis Hamilton. The couple, who separated weeks ago after returning from Hollywood, had been mourned in July 1951.
Litchfield reports Ed Miller in critical condition at Lodi Hospital. Visitors included Mrs. Bonnet and family from Tesla West Virginia. Church events, reunions, hospital campaigns and social gatherings fill weekly pages with travels and local thanks.
A dozen men from Company A 308th Engineer Battalion Combat VA Army Reserve will leave Elyria Armory at 115 East Ave for two weeks of active duty at Camp Breckinridge. Capt James Hepler commanding officer will lead the group meeting at the armory between 8 and 10 p.m. Saturday with the bus departing at midnight.
In Orkney Springs Virginia the historic hotel offers a southern style barbecue each Sunday night. Patrons may pay with two Yankee dollars or one Confederate dollar. The venue still features the Confederate flag and preserves Civil War era nostalgia.
A disjointed report notes sidewalk superintendents enjoying better viewing ease while a scene at North Syracuse hints at a 65-foot observation deck. The fragment references burglars, a police presence, and a Times Life Building cleanup, with vague ties to a supermarket, a late midnight event, and a $70 million context.
Elyria city inspectors warn that tall hedges pose dangers to children and pedestrians along front and side lot lines. Inspector James Seres notes violations of a 3.5 foot limit, urges owners to trim hedges to improve line of sight and prevent accidents. penalties may follow if noncompliance continues.
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