Three In Family Treated After Crash Near Elyria
Three Hallett family members from 639 East Royalton Road were treated and released from Elyria Memorial Hospital after a two-car collision at County Route 2 and Durkee Road. Elva Hallett, 34, suffered knee injuries. Frankie, 15, and Nancy, 14, sustained facial and knee bruises. Hoy MM Richards, 23, of Cleveland, drove the other car. Estimated damages were $700 for the Richards vehicle and $300 for the Hallett car.
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Hallett
East Royalton Rd
Rld
Grefton
Rt .2
Durkee Rd
Sheriff's Deputies
Elva Hallett
Frankie
Nancy
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Travellcy
Root Rd
Russia
Weedis
Boy Scout
Murray Ridge Rds
Carsjet
Jess Powell
Ray M. Brouse
Cambridge Ave
Cari
H. Dombrosky
Ford Ave
Emmanual Lutheran Church
William Powell
Tom
Brown
William
Scoutmas
Seyfer
Powell
LaGrange
Empersorn-free Vegeta
Pizat
Hronak
Columbia Station
William Goodwin
Coul
Area Southeast District Council
Robert Hall
Amryard
Emmanuel Lutheran
Miriam
Rural Housing Loan Program Expanded in Rural Areas
Lloyd L. Mambourg, county supervisor for Holmes, Lorain, Medina, Summit and Wayne Counties, announces expanded eligibility for Farmers Home Administration rural housing loans. The 1961 Housing Act broadens criteria to include nonfarm owners in rural tracts, and small communities of up to 2,500 residents, alongside farmers. The program aims to promote rural development.
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The
Farmers Home Administration
Lloyd L. Mambourg
Holmes
Lorain
Medina
Summit
Wayne Counties
Wooster
Marnbourg
Scounty
West North St
Farm Owners Associations of
Guernsey Records Reveal Mixed Farm Notes
A long excerpt details Guernsey cattle records for Pattenholm Farm, listing seven cows with milk yields and fat production across 284 to 305 days. It also notes broader housing loan programs, rural development aims, and Farmers Home Administration plans to back farm building improvements and housing with low-interest loans and insurance support.
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William A. Patton
New London
Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterborough
N. H
Pattenholm
Juanita
Pattonholm Sheila
Pattonholm Royal Belle
Pattonholm Royal
Debbie
Pattenholm Laura
Great Jungle Hunt Ended With Surprising Pumpkin Harvest
In a farm note Miriam boasts of a bumper pumpkin crop that sprang from a compost pile and village readers recount a lively tale of rivalry and pride. The narrator admits mixed feelings while marveling at the unexpected yield and the Halloween supply it provides. The exchange ends with Miriam revealing the crop appeared without intentional planting.
Lecturer Says Fear Rooted in Doubt of God
Richard L. Glendon of Los Angeles spoke at the First Church of Christ Scientist about fear as the cause of many problems. He argued faith in God’s protection, and described Christian Science prayer as distinct, citing Job to illustrate healing through spiritual understanding. He also told of a boy cured by this prayer.
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Richard L. Glendon
Los Angeles
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science Board of
Glendon
Job
Count Filed After Near-Crash in Elyria and Area
Elyria patrol charged George L. Fitzpatrick after his vehicle nearly hit another at a wreck site. Additional charges included speeding for Norton Hook and John Andrews Jr, disobeying railroad flashers for Edward Clifford, and driving without a license for Catherine Jackson. Other cited offenses involved overwidth loads, passing on berms, and passing on the right, with multiple residents named across nearby towns.
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Elyrian
George L. Fitzpatrick
Elyria
Charles K. Clark
Cooley Rd
Columbia’ Station
Raymond A. Tome
Berea
Edward L. Clifford
Chestnut Ridge Rd
North Ridgeville
Norton L. Hook
West Lorain St
Oberiin
John D. Andrews Jr
Lake Ave
Ethel i Alysis
D. Kauffman
Wood Dr
Lorain
Roy E. Grabenstetter
Valey City
Shirley G. Ketchum
A.D
Banks Rd
Grafton
Catherine P. Jackson
West Main St
LaGrange
Donald G. Fulton
Cleveland St
John B. Whittier
Elm Rd
Berm
David N. Dusenbury
Grand Island
N. Y
Huron Man Jaycee Of Month September Named
Harry Francis of Huron has been named Jaycee of the Month for September by club vice president Don Buchanan. Francis is a Jaycee for eight months, unmarried with two sons, and serves as program chairman for noon luncheons while active on several committees.
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Sandusky
Harry Francis
Surplus Cut Seen in Wheat Production Plan
Washington officials say USDA expects a sharp 1962 wheat production cut to shrink the huge surplus. The department notes uncertainty over acreage reductions and payment schemes, with voluntary cuts paid more generously than mandatory ones. The aim is to reduce the 1962 crop below this year’s level to meet market demand of about 1.2 billion bushels and avoid government storage costs.
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Washington
UPD
USDA
Agriculture Department
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Tom Brown
Eagle Scout
Guernsey
Bernard Dahlgren
Borneo
Jungie
Becky
Paltenholm Dahlia
Ner Pate
Siulle Amitlumsu Aclu
UW ruuuAy Oreepuyas
Faur’s
Ohio
Tractor Sales
Center Ridge Rd
Ph. Elyria
the Chronicle
Ed Harris
Tye
Pewce
Derio
French
Rt. 303
Wakeman
Robert French
Boy Scouts
Kentucky
Berwind
Sohio
Belden
Wayne
Wayne Research Farm
Akipton
Oberlin
Birmingham
Para
John Deere
KBA
Kane Implement & Supply CO
tOberlin Rd
Quality Farm
W. B. French and Son
Gehl
Jim Scheafer
Elyria Implement, Inc
Oberlin Road
H. W. Reighley & Son, Inc
Main St
Lorain Co
Fair Quarters Beef
Oliver
White Motors
Elyria Fence and Implement CO. Cor
West Ave
Ame
West Virginia
South Main Street
Aio Ae Landmark
Ureaa Cooperatives
Haron Street
Etytis
Erie and
Ontario Streets
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