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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1960
Page
8
Public invited to a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Wil Hall on South Center St to view slides on agriculture Operation Fi being plan. Social time with refreshments follows. Paul Leidheiser, county extension agent, will speak.
Twenty four Columbia Station Kiwanis members attended a dinner at the Columbia School cafeteria despite a snow storm. A Kiwanis film A Citizen Participates was shown. Dale Keyse was named chair of the attendance and membership committee. A directors meeting followed and Ladies Night was planned for March 10.
A faulty hot radio tube ignited a cardboard form near a radio at 422 Bell Ave causing damage to rugs a chair the radio stand and a window sill. Firefighters also quelled a second blaze in an exhaust fan at Western Automatic Machine Screw Co Woodland Ave after 5 p.m. Smoke and water stopping minimized damage to the Bell Ave scene.
The Elyria Post 12 of the American Legion voted unanimously to withdraw from the Lorain County American Legion Council. Secretary of State Charles Sweeney approved voting machines for general elections. Real estate taxes totaled 1.359 million in the county, surpassing expectations. County commissioners cut wages and hours for Lorain bridge tenders, adding three new workers to widen local employment. Sugar camps reported strong sap flow and a late market due to cold weather. Shaves in Elyria rose to 1.1 cents.
The York Women’s Club meets with Mrs Ca price Hoddinott Freday at 2 p.m. Barbara Fisher leads the program reviewing a story from the book A&A Woman Wants God by Mary ton Lacy. Mrs Johia Spetthell assists as hostess.
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