Chronicle-Velogram Blyria Onto Mon Sept 24 1962
City bulletin records a Monday dated 24 September 1962 for Blyria Ontario. Separate itemized notices appear from local agencies and residents with brief announcements and public service notes.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1962
Page
4
City bulletin records a Monday dated 24 September 1962 for Blyria Ontario. Separate itemized notices appear from local agencies and residents with brief announcements and public service notes.
Over three days 2 093 voters registered in Lorain County with hopes of a county record. Mrs Lila Black Lorain County Board of Elections clerk said 321 Elyria 358 Lorain and 1 414 in other areas bringing total to 1 929. Registration booths opened in six Elyria wards eight Lorain wards and 16 other locations and stay open through Wednesday with offices in Elyria and Lorain extending hours.
A front display window at Isaly's on Cleveland Street was shattered last night by a beer bottle throwing vandal. Police were notified at 12:42 a.m. The plate glass pane measured 7 by 9 feet and the damage was estimated at 250 dollars according to the store manager.
The fragment references Fairfax dated 1923 and image certs with a numeric tag 6227421. readable items are scarce. details unclear for a full event or action.
Speedway Auto Stores plans to shift sales and a machine shop from Amherst Rt 113 to Elyria after a survey showed 75 percent of business from Elyrians. New Cleveland Street store to open by Oct 15 with two to three sales staff and one machinist, and Amherst store to be vacated by Nov 15.
An accidental whitewash job spread 250 bays of pulverized lime within a 300 foot radius at the east intersection of Routes 10-20 after a truck shifted during a curve. The 8:30 a.m. spill involved driver William Hendricks, 36, of Fremont. Deputies reported lime dust and ongoing cleanup at press time.
Four officers from American Legion Post 717 returned from the sixth annual Leadership College at the Ohio State Fair Youth Center in Columbus. The event featured five required classes and six workshops with State Commander Stuart Luginbuhal among the faculty, drawing over 400 Legionnaires. Bennett and Barthelmes will attend the National Promenade of the 40 and 8 in Detroit next weekend with their wives.
Mrs James Carr mother of C Franklin Carr of Elyria died yesterday at her Mansfield home. Turner Funeral Home Woodfield handles arrangements to be announced. Surviving are husband Mr Carr, sons Russell Mansfield Howard Ida Michigan Clyde Cleveland Homer Cambridge, daughter Mrs Marion Workman Lewisville, and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
About one in ten United States families are headed by a woman. Most of these women, about two thirds, are 45 or older. Roughly 2,000,009 mothers head households with children under 18, reflecting demographic shifts in family structure.
Witnesses recount a volatile home history ahead of Grover Young's killing. Mrs Young described domestic violence incidents tied to food theft and jealousy while neighbors and a nurse testified to bruises and threats. The jury weighs second degree murder with possible alternatives for the verdict.
New Zealand Prime Minister Keith Holyoake arrives in New York for a weeklong visit. He plans talks with President Kennedy in Washington and will address the United Nations General Assembly next Wednesday.
Washington sources say federal support for medical and health research is expected to total one billion dollars in 1963. The U S Public Health Service reported that the government allocated 840 million dollars for medical research this year.
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