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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1963
Page
2
Medical memo explains arsenic used in agriculture does not accumulate in cow tissues or milk. Cows pass any trace quickly, making meat and milk safe to eat and drink. Caution advised with antibiotics as residue can cause sensitization, so milk is withheld for at least three days after treatment.
Kaiser, a longtime Elyria resident and buying agent for American Brake Shoe Co., becomes campaign chairman for Fred Sanford. He swore off Dem politics, cites Elyria's problems, and urges votes for Sanford, praising his business background and dedication to the city. The Kaiser family, including Mary Kaiser, supports the campaign. they have three children.
Avon Lake invites room mothers of Redwood Elementary to a get acquainted tea on Tuesday afternoon. The first PTA meeting is Sept 17 at 8 p m with an open house program to let parents meet the teaching staff and learn about school day activities.
The Huron County Fair adds a North Central District Holstein Show with about 200 cattle from Lorain Medina Ashland Erie and Huron counties. Three days of harness racing 9200 in prizes and a pony pulling contest precede a grand livestock and farm machinery parade. Major acts include Tex Ritter the Coopers and Hurricane Hell Drivers with a large Junior Fair and 1200 youths.
Paris diplomats say no real likelihood of a NATO Warsaw Pact non aggression treaty as France resists and West Germany cools. European auto price war looms at Frankfurt show with Ford and VW edging prices. De Gaulle plans inflation fight including credit squeeze and price controls.
In a letter to an investor, E Z A recommends considering transferring from Harper & Row to Syntex due to strong earnings gains and a potential 1964 earnings outlook of $4.00 per share, while noting market fluctuations and risk. The column also provides bond picks: American Telephone debentures 454s of 1999 yielding 4.37 percent and Pacific Gas & Electric 4% 4s of 199% yielding 4.27 percent, with a reminder that long-term Treasury bonds can yield around 4 percent.
The Garden Club of Fire Members will hold a picnic at 6 p m Wednesday at Mrs F R Howe’s Rt 60 home. A follow up work session on Pennsylvania Dutch Fair projects is planned with Birmingham Methodist Church group for the Nov 2 event. A separate work meeting at Mrs Harold Matheson’s Gale Orphanage Rd home begins tomorrow at 10 30 a m to paint tinware and woodware.
A Chris Craft kit boat owned by Richard Olson of Canton burned near the Cedar Point swimming beach. A passenger, Richard Philips, also of Canton, escaped and swam to shore after leaking electrical fuel pump ignition. The Coast Guard towed the vessel but it sank as they attempted to reach the station.
George A. Daviison 65 retired vice president of Standard Oil Co of California died Sunday at his San Francisco home. He led major operations and served in leadership roles within the company.
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