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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1963
Page
11
An old newspaper column humorously critiques women behind the wheel, suggesting they are timid and prone to slowing traffic while men often take over in emergencies. It notes statistics from 1961 in Elyria showing higher injury rates for male drivers due to more miles driven and argues for car designs needing wrist friendly controls.
The College Admissions Center in Evanston offers year round help to seniors rejected or waitlisted by colleges. Since its founding, it has registered over 16 000 students, with 7 300 gaining freshman admission and thousands aided by broader options or waitlist safeguards. The center, funded by the Association of College Admissions Counselors, waives the $10 fee for very needy students upon counselor testimony.
More than 4 million pounds of foodstuffs were distributed to feed victims of hurricanes floods and other disasters during 1962.
Mrs. Paul O'Brien of Wakeman maintains a diverse slipper collection centering on a pair of 1600s era Spanish Conquistador stirrups found in South America. The 37 to 60 item trove includes glass, cast iron, brass, wood slippers and novelty pieces.
Don Miller skims through a day by day account of outdoor 16 mm filming in Lake Erie marshes. He narrates weather woes, missing licenses for boat and motor, and the scramble to secure permits while pursuing carp, wildlife, and spring foliage shots.
Dancers demonstrate multiple ways to perform the dixie daisy and other figures, stressing learning principles over standard form. Listings trace weekly schedule items and callers for Akron area square dancing events and venues.
Stamp facts recall Lincoln emancipation proclamation centennial, local civic notices, resignations in Elyria boards, Knights of Columbus anniversary banquet, water bonds, stamp club appeals, and plans for Emancipation Proclamation stamp first day sales. Articles discuss stamp interests, agencies, and upcoming Chicago Progress Exposition stamp events.
The Oberlin Stamp Club holds its meeting next Friday at 8 pm in the Lorain County Savings and Trust Co branch where Howard Summersall will speak on stamps from his collection. Officials reject traffic light at 17th St and Middle Ave as city hall repairs continue.
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