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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1970
Page
6
A compiled list of patient or hospital activity with numerous names and home addresses across Elyria Lorain Sandusky and New London. The items include residents at Elyria Memorial and various individuals associated with hospitals or medical facilities, each entry detailing a name and street address.
Thursday discharge records show Oscar Adkens from Wakeman and Pamela Howard of 412 Maygar Street, along with names and addresses in Elyria Wellington Wellington and LaGrange. The list includes Elizabeth Comings Denzil Moore Brigette Fidler Hannah Riedy and others with addresses on Elm Prospect Stanford Jones Dennison Pleasant Center and Leavitt roads.
A long list of Lorain area residents and addresses is recorded, naming many individuals and families in Lorain and nearby Avon Lake, with multiple street addresses such as 2127 W. 23rd St and 3751 Lowell Ave, including GATES, HARRISON, MUNOZ, HOUDESHELL, RAMAGE, and RUSS among others, reflecting a community roster. The fragmentary text enumerates names alongside streets like Elyria Ave, Mark Dr, Garfield Blvd, and East Ave, spanning several neighborhoods and towns.
LaPorte Senior Citizens Club schedules a noon tureen luncheon at LaPorte United Methodist Church. Members should bring their own place settings and a guest. A miscellaneous program led by SE will follow the meal.
UPI reports that the U S finds low TB rates overall but Vietnam has high rates. Army scientist Col Ray G Cowley warns of spillover risk to the U S population due to close contact between Americans and Vietnamese, stressing drug resistant strains and latent periods in civilian returnees.
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