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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1957
Page
13
An aging society piece explores why older people feel unwanted, noting self image, grooming, finances, and social effort as key factors. It argues older individuals must actively engage, show interest in others, stay well groomed, and maintain finances to improve acceptance and companionship.
Los Angeles based UC scientists Dr Seth Willard Smith and Dr W G Clark with the LA VA Center study enzymes from plants animals and fish to prevent infections in burns and wounds The work funded by the U S Army aims to digest damaged tissue that fosters bacterial growth and improve infection control in clinical care
In Albuquerque four to five Lorain Elyria families influence local readers as Mrs. Mike Dubesa from Vincent sends Chronicle-Telegram issues to sister Mrs. Arthur Miller at 1015 Alvarado Dr. The Ohio transplants praise the sports pages and Saturday edition, urging subscriptions while residents discuss pinochle tournaments and local gossip.
The writer reflects on early Girl Scout experiences across the United States marking 45 years of scouting. She recalls joining around age 15 in Bay Village, enduring khaki uniforms, fundraising for gear, parades, and a Cleveland area camp along the Grand River with memorable camping, rain, and river swims.
EAST LANSING Michigan State University herpetologist Dr. Max Kensley says snakes are shy and misrepresented with about 99 percent of legends being pure fiction. He notes snakes have their place in nature and even venom from cobras is used in polio treatment.
A Milan feature notes James A Meacham rival to Elyria’s Meacham as Milan’s champion commuter to Cleveland. It details street drainage, open ditches, and ongoing city planning for a storm sewer project two to three years away. Mike Guire compares mileage and notes postwar transit shifts, opening with a stroll through sections from Cleveland Street to Parrnely Avenue and Bell Avenue while assessing sidewalks and water access.
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