Students spread gospel in Africa in Port Elizabeth campaign
Six American college students directed by Paul Miste Hale of Findlay Ohio opened a three campaign in Port Elizabeth to spread the gospel by popular and folk songs.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1967
Page
11
Six American college students directed by Paul Miste Hale of Findlay Ohio opened a three campaign in Port Elizabeth to spread the gospel by popular and folk songs.
A long hospital admissions and discharges roster lists names and addresses in Lorain Elyria Oberlin Wellington and Vermilion. The document records multiple individuals admitted on Friday Thursday and Wednesday at various facilities including Lorain General and St Joseph, with numerous discharge destinations and family entries.
In a letter from April 1 1967 an Elyria resident recalls overhearing two nurses at the Smack Bar of Elyria Memorial Hospital sharing a tale of a boy in the hospital eight weeks who loved his dog and heard a tape of its bark. The writer reflects on dogs versus people and praises EMH as a community owned institution, urging residents to remember they fund and set care standards for the hospital.
A 32-year-old Lorain man, Harold Bud Garfield, was fined 300 dollars and costs and sentenced to six months in county jail in municipal court on an assault and battery charge. He pleaded guilty to a reduced misdemeanor charge of assault with intent to rape and received two years probation with conditions to stay out of taverns and to undergo psychiatric examination. The alleged attempted rape charge was withdrawn by the complainant, a 44-year-old bookkeeper at the tavern.
A UPI note recounts Russian presence from Sept 16 1812 to Dec 12 1841 as Ivan A. Kusker established Fort Ross to trade pelts and claim northern California coast for Russia. The brief highlights the historical trading post and Russian claim along the California shore.
Larry W. Lathwall of 335 Nebraska Ave Lorain laborer and Carmen R Calves 2002 Homewood Dr Lorain are granted Mariana licenses as stated in the notice.
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