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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1965
Page
18
NEYSA STROUP SPENCER reports widespread concern over mounting after school homework. Parents, educators, and students describe long nightly study hours, pressure to excel, and a belief that curriculum has sped ahead beyond what many families can support.
Partner opens one diamond and passes follow, with each hand's distribution and high card points guiding bids. Options include three diamonds, notrump, two clubs, or one heart, weighing fit prospects, distribution, and future rebids to uncover major-suit fits and potential slam.
Four couples were issued marriage licenses. Guy G. Silvers, 22, of Cleveland, a joperating engineer, wed Barbara L. Chambers, 19, of Sheffield Lake, a secretary, with address 802 Shefield Rd. Thomas E. Hastings, 59, of Monroe St., a hulett operator, and Dorothy M. Hastings, 53, of Monroe St., a clerk-typist. Howard H. Stowe, 22, of Geneva, a laborer, and Virginia M. Reid, 30, of East Ave, a machine operator.
Detroit reports the Botsford Inn in Farmington, opened in 1836, now accepts major credit cards through the Credit Card Acceptance Corp. Once a stagecoach hub, it passed to Henry Ford in 1924 and houses Ford era treasures, including a 96-year-old Chickering piano linked to General Custer's sister. The present owner is Anhut Hotels Co of Detroit.
Washington reports that U.S. agriculture is the nation’s largest industry with 3.4 million independent producers. Each year farmers spend about 30 billion dollars on supplies and services to grow crops and raise livestock, plus 12 billion on food, clothing, drugs, furniture and other products.
In Houston, a rapidly growing city with little grazing land, L O Gothard reports rustlers using his pasture on northeast Avenue with cattle belonging to Mary Barnette. The text references addresses in Lorain and Sheffield Lake and mentions Mary Schilling and Kaye Byrge in connection with rustling over the past four years.
Multiple notices cover a sheriff sale of real estate in Elyria Lorain County Ohio to satisfy a mortgage and various divorce and foreclosure actions. Listings include property in Carlisle Township and West Lorain areas, bid procedures, appraisal values, and deadlines. Names include Vernon M. Smith Sheriff, and plaintiffs First National Bank and The Ohio Savings Association with defendants and claimants such as Charles Myers Jane Myers Marjorie Ratliff and others. Several notices request bids by December 1965 and January 1966, detailing parcel descriptions and required deposits.
A dense listing of Lorain County notices includes orders of sale, appointments of executors and administrators for Elyria and Oberlin properties, public auctions of parcels, and probate filings. It records auctions for street parcels, appraisals, and court orders affecting numerous estates, with dates in 1965 and related case numbers.
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