Elyria Through Time From Bridges to Dr. Flood Honor
A long journal entry traces Elyria's growth from wooden and wire bridges of the 1800s to 1960s expansions and hospital access impacts. It recalls the 1968 69 Fourth Street bridge widening, river views, and civic nostalgia, plus Dr. James T. Flood’s 1980 induction into the Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame.
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Fourth Street
Elyria
Black River
Heman Ely
Waffie
Ely
West Falls
Lake Avenue
Fast Bridge Street
East Bridge Street
Elyria Paper
East Fourth Street
James T. Flood
Ohio Senior Citizens’ Hall of Fame
Flood
Ohio School For the Deaf
Columbus
Gallaudet College For the Deaf
Washington, D.C
Ohio State University
Gallaudet College
Dear Abby readers share welcomes to visitors and humor
A collection of letters expresses longing for company and practical jokes about hospitality. Readers describe open homes, need for social interaction and witty takes on unsolicited advice to smile, with one noting a prosthesis remark. A promotion for a popularity booklet concludes the page.
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Abby
Bend, Ork
Canada
P.O
Mount Morris
Ill
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Midway Mall
Broad Street
Fuller Road
Cascade Park
Ely Woods
Dr. Flood
Ohio Home For the Aged and Infirm Deaf
Columbus Colony
Westerville
Ohio
Amblin
Connie Davis
Lorain County Historical Society
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Midge
Watsonville
Calif
Dear Abby
C.W. Barres CO
5Th St
Senior & Group
Aerasins
Cleveland St
Oberlin Ave
Lorain
PVM Rey Paye
Thurs & Fri
WEO
Stewart
Amana
Emerson
Kelvinator
Discover
National City Bank
Cleveland, Ohio
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