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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1969

Page

24

Reflections on Youth and Growth by Eric Hoffer

Eric Hoffer argues that today’s youth view themselves as unprecedented, resent systems dictating thoughts, and seek instant fulfillment. He notes most adolescent grievances are performative, predicts many will fail without toil, and cites former radicals who later achieve wealth while paradoxically undermining the system.

Wall Street Peace and Freedom Party Eric Hoffer the Ledger Syndicate, Inc

Black Silk Flag Tells Elyria Johnson Reception Tale

A small piece of black silk with a white thread inscription tied to a 1866 Elyria stop by President Andrew Johnson reveals a local act of defiance. Katharine Moody waved the silk from a parasol during the president’s visit, prompting town alarm and a lasting Lorain County legend.

Andrew Johnson Elyria David Nye Sr Lorain United States Society Johnson Ohio Cleveland & Toledo East Middle West Congress Cleveland Taunters Edwin Stanton Cleveland Constitution Union Cleveland Herald Wm. H. Seward Farragut New Orleans Gideon Welles Steedman Romero New York Dent Johnson Moody Lincoln Nelson Lorain County Elyria Railroad Depot

Forgotten accounts fund state bonds under Ohio law

An Ohio law effective July 1 1968 transfers dormant bank accounts to the state after ten years of inactivity. Banks pay interest and taxes while awaiting owners. Many small escheated sums accumulate, but owners may reclaim funds by signing a recognition letter. James F Hill notes banks now forward dormant accounts to the state.

Ohio Owen S. Workman Lorain County Savings and Trust Co Workman James F. ‘Hill First National Bank of Elyria

Smithsonian Mall Comes Alive With Seasonal Attractions

Washington pedestrians find the Mall transformed by a rotating lineup of exhibits including a merry-go round a Plexiglas dinosaur and a tent theater. The annual Festival of American Folk Life arrives July 18 drawing craftsmen musicians from 20 states and expected crowds of over 500000.

Washington Uncle Beazley Dinosaur Washington, D.C National Geographic Society Smithsonian Institution Washington Monument Grounds Capitol Greensward Smithsonian

Grafton Honor Jaycees highlight unglamorous crime tale

The Grafton Honor Jaycees crime prevention project brings inmates from the Sheffield Lake area to speak to youths about prison life. Speakers Nick Santiago James Ezell Melvin Blue and others describe routine, loss of identity and the high cost of crime to deter juvenile delinquency.

Grafton Frafton The Grafton Honor Jaycees Thomas Peters Lorain Prison Ife Nick Santiago James Ezell Melvin Blue Douglas Patterson Mel Jeter Clifford Dawson Forrest Wade Santiago Jeter Blue Sheffield Lake Jaycees Honor Farm Jaycee Chapter

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