Israel aide Gerhard Schroeder dies in New York
Gerhard Schroeder, 58, headed the Greater New York Business and Industry Division of the National Committee for Labor Israel and died Wednesday.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1966
Page
3
Gerhard Schroeder, 58, headed the Greater New York Business and Industry Division of the National Committee for Labor Israel and died Wednesday.
The Edward P. Madak Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary 9340 sponsors a rummage sale at Columbia Town Hall on Rt. 82 and Columbia West River Rd. Proceeds support hospital work. Sale runs until 9 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. to noon tomorrow.
This article explains slope grades and landscape solutions for lawns on hills. It compares sections A B and C showing vertical rise over horizontal distance, suggests sod or seed with mulch for gentle slopes, and recommends ground covers such as English ivy pachysandra or myrtle for long steep slopes. It notes caution with very steep slopes and hints at available booklets and plant lists.
Local advice notes shade as the main issue for a sun-starved yard patch. Recommend shade-tolerant grasses like rough stalked meadow grass and Kentucky bluegrass blends with fescue, plus a soil test for acidity and lime if needed. Suggest fall renovation if watering and feeding are not possible now.
Chronicle-Telegram reports local Elyria events and notices for May 27 1966. Community, school, and civic items reflect daily life and public affairs in Elyria Ohio.
Mrs Arthur Mitchell was knocked unconscious when a seven ton steamroller rolled downhill and crashed into her living room. Driver Thomas Griffin was injured, and brakes reportedly failed before the vehicle struck the house.
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