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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1963
Page
4
A summary item highlighting a marriage notice appears in the Chronicle-Telegram of Elyria on March 25 1963 noting the marriage of Obie Men. The brief item records the event with standard obituary notice style and local naming.
Bridge columnist B Jay Becker delivers a concise analysis and strategic tips for contract play. The piece highlights common missteps, bidding methods, and defense considerations for improving declarer efficiency and table results.
Television programs list appears with bid and hand notation, showing a late and early show sequence. The fragment references dealer status, vulnerability, and example bridge hands in shorthand, resembling a TV grid of time slots and program titles.
In a high stakes session the Italian team, led by Belladonna and Mathe, faced the American pair Van der Porten and Mathe. Six diamonds made by Mathe with Belladonna doubling, redoubling and bidding spades, securing 2380 posts and a 1560 point swing for the Americans on the 144-board match.
An early 1970s television review discusses Miss Monroe’s life and death, citing CBS Reports and Hollywood figures. It notes modest film footage and stills used to portray her, contrasted with broader media coverage and biographical works. The piece touches on rival networks, production choices, and the use of materials in depicting Monroe’s story.
Two Elyria sisters ended a 15 year separation after a letter to C T sparked a reunion in Union Station. Mrs Lloyd Palm and Mrs Cliffora Gilstrap, both of Detroit and Marshall, Texas, embraced warmly and recalled only tears and uncertainty over the first words exchanged.
Yesteryear highlights include Elmer W Smith receiving a Junior Chamber Distinguished Service Award for the second time at Amherst High School. William Armitage elected exalted ruler of Elyria Elks Lodge. County Engineer Durham’s annual report outlines 1937 expenditures. Penfield Township schools reemploy teachers for 1938-39. Elyria River flooding causes extensive damage to Washington Ave bridge and local mills. other Lorain County disasters noted. Two separated families reconnect via Chronicle Telegram notice and Morehouse kin reunion efforts.
Jack Lemmon begins filming at Columbia Studios in March for the Broadway hit about teenagers facing choices about sex. The production titled Under the Yur Yum Tree adapts the stage success for cinema. The film centers on humorous yet provocative themes of youth and sexuality.
Old West heritage thrives around Wickenburg Arizona as eight guest ranches draw travelers along Highway 89. The town preserves frontier fronts, river hydraulics, and ghost towns while offering tours, pools, golf, dances, and guided trips. Ranches charge about 30 to 35 dollars per couple per day during peak season with airplanes and access via roads, buses, and airstrips.
The text recalls Nathaniel Grigsby, 75, who died in 1990 and left a provocative inscription protesting the Republican party. It mentions a claim that the Lone Star region hosts many dude ranches and notes a stance against what is described as the “Dem party.” The piece frames Grigsby as a critic warning against the party often linked to the era of Jackson.
Washington reports a patent award for a car door antenna style tracker and a driver seat vibrator designed to combat drowsiness. The device aims to alert others of the vehicle and keep the driver awake through tactile feedback as part of a new automotive safety concept.
Medical memo outlines aspirin as a safe uric acid reducer but warns small doses can trap uric acid. Cites diuretic drugs as risky for gout, recommends high fluid intake and baking soda with doctor approval. Colchicine remains key for acute attacks, but dosing must be regulated.
A new Winishield wiper raises blade pressure on glass to improve selective wiping during high winds and highspeed driving, delivering cleaner visibility for Detroit motorists.
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