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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1965
Page
19
Rain affects several regions as temperatures vary nationwide with Cleveland at 34, New York at 40, Miami at 42, and a high of 45 degrees noted in nearby forecasts. Weather map highlights show unsettled conditions across the eastern seaboard and midwest.
A garbled classified notice lists numerous lost dogs including a black and white beagle near East River and Webster premie cal, a brown hound near Eastland, a white collie near Gifford Road with reward offered, a 6 month German Shepherd near Rt 57 and Griswold, and a lost binder in the Child and East area. Contact FA numbers or local phone codes for rewards.
An assorted page fragment shows real estate transfer notices and classified ad blurbs. Listings reference W. Bridge Street properties and a Florida segment near St. Petersburg, plus promo lines for a local food program and various bingo and gaming offers with phone contact hints.
Bring this ad for 10 percent off wigs and wig care kits from Great Western Distributors at 3360 Oberlin Ave Lorain. Also offers license and auto insurance help, fruit and grocery ads, land contracts, mortgages, and real estate services with local contact numbers.
W Varain reports two cold and miserable youths aged 20, James Lewis and Albert Gaston, were captured by prison guards and state police after a 36 hour escape from a work detail. They wandered through Elkwator area in cold rain, returned to confinement for possible extra year, with Thanksgiving bread and water as their meals. Lewis had Wayne County breaking and entering charges, Gaston Harrison County larceny.
Nassau Speed Week runs December 3 to 6 with six races at the 5.2 mile Oak Field Course including the Nassau Trophy Race on December 6. The Governor's Trophy 100 miler and the Volkswagen Grand Prix are among the events, with prize money topping 40,000 dollars. Notables like A J Foyt Dan Gurney Bruce McLaren Jim Hall and Jackie Stewart are expected to race. The Bahamas offers beaches golf and cocktail parties as part of the weekend.
Lorain author Helen Steiner Rice, famed poetess, will greet friends and autograph books at ONeils Department Store in ONeil Sheffield Center. She has readers worldwide including India and Japan and her poems have been translated many times. She appears in the store's book department from 11 am to 1 pm, 2:30 to 6 pm, and 6:30 to 9 pm.
In Cleveland three men were hospitalized after a barroom brawl at Ann's Cafe. Roger Gwinn 21 critical with a back wound Thomas Gwinn 23 stable with a shoulder wound James Efaw 27 fair with a chest wound and a collapsed lung. Bartender James Dillon 22 fired but says he did so after the trio lunged for a revolver. witnesses support Efaw’s claim. Dillon was held for questioning.
Nine youths from Cleveland were slightly injured in a two car crash on Rt 2 early today. All were treated and released from Southwest Community Hospital, Berea. James R. Glynn, 14, had stopped on I-82 when his car broke down. Eastbound car driver George L. Otto, 18, failed to stop and Rear ended Glynn. Otto’s car carried six, Glynn’s four. No charges were filed.
Coach Ray Wilson announced the Elyria Flyers will host an intrasquad hockey game at 9 am tomorrow on Saturday at North's Recreation. Hitchcock opens Torn Curtain filming with Julie Andrews and Paul Newman in Hollywood.
A nine year old Elyrian was attacked by three men yesterday evening and slashed on the face and body police said. Silas Richardson of Woodford Avenue received multiple cuts and was treated and released from Elyria Memorial Hospital. He told police he was jumped in front of a bar on Woodford Avenue about 9 40 p.m. yesterday.
Dame Myra Hess, celebrated concert pianist, died of a heart attack at her London home on Thursday night at age 75. Her last public appearance was at Royal Festival Hall in September 1961, after which rheumatoid hand problems led to retirement. Hess charmed the public during World War II with hundreds of performances, often remaining at the keyboard during air raids.
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