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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1965
Page
13
Local page fragment from Elyria Chronicle Teagram Onlo dated Tuesday September 7 shows a brief entry with film listings and community notices. The readable items highlight neighborhood events and a weather note for the day.
Elyria Ohio adopts a resolution to urge the state governor and highways director to reroute State Route 301 via LaGrange Road Route 7 By Pass to Abbe Road and to rezone several parcels owned by Ohio Edison and others From M-2 to M-1 and B-1 districts, citing public safety and emergency traffic needs. The action includes amendments to zoning maps and an emergency measure.
A UF Tallahassee team seeks real life evidence on magnetic fields affecting the human body and mind. Dr Dunham leads experiments in a magnetized room with 2000 times Earth's field testing vision and psychology to gauge possible effects.
Alex J. Burnett has been appointed chairman of the Townships Division of the 1966 United Fund Campaign by Mrs. Arthur E. Jantz. The division covers Greater Elyria outside Elyria city and splits into five districts with a $15,800 goal toward the overall $419,160 campaign. The plan includes home and house to house solicitations to reach township residents, with emphasis on contacting people at work when possible. Burnett notes the fund supports year round services in the area and urges voluntary time and money from residents. He and his wife Bessie live on Gulf Road with their two daughters.
The Lo rain County Federation for Conservation schedules an 8:30 p.m. Thursday meeting at the Bird Room Grasses Waysite ton. A report will cover the August week long outdoor recreation and conservation camp sponsored by the federation.
West leads a club and overruff leads to a diamond shift. South wins a heart and claims four hearts while West misplays by overruffing ten with jack. Proper defense could have halted the contract by discarding a diamond earlier, illustrating the need to judge when to take or refuse a trick.
Water pressure in Spencer will drop this week as the village switches from the village water tower to the Spencer Manufacturing Co. tower. The village tower is being emptied for painting and maintenance starts Thursday after it is drained by tomorrow night.
VIENA UPI Jan Vojta sak former bishop of Spis died in Senohrady Slovakia last week at age 88 the Vienna Czech weekly Videnske Svobodne Listy reported Monday
The seventh annual Milan Melon Festival drew an estimated 35 000 people for the weekend parade. Nancy Mitchell was crowned festival queen sponsored by the Milan PTA. Top trophies went to East Milan Friends Church, Fremont Militaires, Cheryl's Drum and Bugle Corps, and others across senior and junior units. Local floats prizes and a 46 second quarter mile hill climb were noted with multiple organizations earning recognitions.
Fourteen area fire departments and local groups competed in the Berlin Heights Labor Day homecoming parade. Awards honored best float categories with winners including Old Timers baseball, Uncle Sam, and Tinkerbelle efforts, plus trophies for best march units and local club entries.
A five year old Elyria boy Mark Minney sustained a minor arm injury after a limb broke while he was in a Cascade Park tree. He was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Minney of 142 Dibsworth Street. Police reported the limb gave way and dropped him to the ground.
Inglewood California reports that film writer C Gardner Sullivan aged 40 who penned scripts for many William Hart westerns has died and private services will be held a day later.
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