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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1959

Page

14

Drug Industry Man of the Year Highlights Modern Medicine

An aging druggist praises longevity through widespread antibiotics, vitamins, and tranquilizers. He notes Tetramycin Aureomycin and Penicillin as major advances, cites the cost savings of home treatment, and predicts more pharmacist visits as life extends. The piece emphasizes drugs’ role in healthier aging.

Nicholas Gesoalde U.S Jindustry Gescalde

Jottings on Boston Pops Concert and ring ceremony thoughts

Elyria column reviews a Boston Pops performance and debates concert choices for funding. It notes audience enthusiasm, stage dynamics, and the personal life of conductor Ozan Marsh, then shifts to upcoming Elyria High and Elyria Catholic class ring ceremonies with dress code and practice details. It ends with news of a Knights of Columbus minstrel show in April and how to join.

Vienna Boys’ Choir Boston Pops Teddy Wilson Elynans Ozan Marsh EHS Ers Elyria Catholic Knights of Columbus K of C Broad St

Top NHS Members Named Amid 1959 Honors List

The top six National Honor Society members were announced Monday with four boys and two girls named to induct others in spring. Girls Margaret Lautenschleger and Jane Hohhenedel named. boys Mark Farey Tom Shepherd Tom Kihm and David Stock receive symbolic pins.

Margaret Lautenschleger Jane Hohhenedel Mark Farey Tom Shepherd Tom Kihm David Stock

Pioneers Face East Tech in Tournament Hopes

Py Elyria fans mull how the Pioneers can overcome East Tech with height and athleticism. The article reflects local sports speculation, noting the challengers average six foot six or more and the need to outjump the defending state champions. It blends game talk with a humorous aside about a morning alarm clock misadventure.

East Tech Reichenbach Rock Minkowski Davis Lengel Jones Hays Gast Murray Pond Dales Elyria Pioneers Diane

Norwalk DAV sponsors handicapped youth Boy Scout troop

Norwalk Disabled American Veterans sponsors a new troop for physically handicapped boys ages 11 to 18, with Tom McIntyre leading as committee chairman. The plan followed a Scout executives and DAV committee meeting, aiming to open Scouting to disabled youths in the area.

Norwalk Huron DAV Tom McIntyre Comitmactan

Dog Buddies With Toll Collectors In Florida

Old Rusty the tolling dog at Pompano station has become a fixture with the Sunshine State Parkway toll crew. After adoption by collectors Jim Dearing and others, Rusty fought a heart ailment, received surgery funded by the toll staff, and now enjoys good health and meals with the crew who care for him.

FT. Lauderdale Fla Rusty Pompano Triterchange Sunshine State Parkway Florida Pammilesa Shepherd Holhe Pompano Station Pompano Jim Dearing Raymond Bentley Steve Rowley Harry Holden Roscoe Clingenpell John Foley

Family Day thrills and trials as I babysit nieces

I recount enduring Wednesday with four nieces under age five. The chaotic play, daisy chain games, and constant cuddling exhaust me yet deepen belief in a weekly family gathering. Despite the tug of work and a missed call, I endure for the rare joy of family togetherness.

Andy Zelena Tootsie Robbie Moine Tom

Close-Up Photography Shapes Newsroom Rules

The article argues editors crop photos to focus on essential story elements, using close-up techniques to reveal truth and reduce extraneous detail. It notes the impact of moving nearer to subjects, the rhythmic pressure of early morning shoots, and the quest to capture the real story through tighter imagery.

Chicago Wewwould Tererd

Motorcyclist To Be Speaker At DC Teens Meeting

Sheffield resident Paul Ascherl known motorcyclist will address the DC Teens at Heimann's Bar-B-Q East Erie Ave Monday at 7 30 p.m. He has traveled extensively by motorcycle in the United States and Europe.

Lorain Paul Ascherl Sheffield Heimann’s Bar-B-Qo East Erie Ave America Europe

Wildlife Edge Principle In Game Management

The article quotes Dr I P Linduska on edge habitats as key to wildlife. It argues game concentrates at field edges where woods meet crops, and that distributing food and cover at edges boosts population potential. Edge habitats, hedges, and brush lines enhance safety, food access, and overall habitat productivity for species like rabbits, pheasants, and ducks.

I. P. Linduska Wildife Remington Arms Co, Inc Dr. Linduska

It's In The Cards According To Hoyle Card Game Dispute

A dispute over wild cards and hand counting in seven card stud poker ends in a tie after both players claim five aces using wilds. The article notes five wild cards count as five aces with no tiebreaker, and references cribbage, chocane meaning void in bridge terms, and a mailing address for the Association of American Playing Card Manufacturers.

Ed Nole Sandra Ely School The Association of American Playing Card Manufacturers Lexington Ave New York N.Y

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