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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1957

Page

27

Ohio Senate backs first degree murder for slaying officials

The Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approved a bill making the slaying of game protectors, court officers, judges, and lawmakers a mandatory first degree murder offense. The measure, authored by Sens. Hildebrand and Fess, could carry the electric chair or mercy option upon conviction.

Norman G. Cornish United Preve Columbus Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee Ohio Raymond Hildebrand Telero Lowell Fess Yellow Springs Senate Commerce and Labor Committee Theodore Gray Rpiqua C. Lee Mantle Painesville Robert Shaw Willam Beckett Hamilton Ed Witmer Canton Frank King Toledo Fred Dunner Akron House Metropolitan Areas Committee Alfred A. Benesch Cleveland School Board Benesch Cleveland Olive L. Black Doylestown Adams

Nativity Church Altar Society names three to committee

Mrs Larry Knoble Mrs Joseph Gressler and Mrs John McKeen were named to a committee to plan Altar and Rosary Society programs at Nativity Church. The first program will be after Easter. Fr Dietz spoke on Our Divine Lord's Passion and Death.

South Amherst Larry Knoble Joseph Gressler John McKeen Chester Zukowski Irene Leib Mike Bodnar Perry Anthony Piwinski Dietz

Girl Scout Troop 60 Hosts Cook-Out in Ridgeville

Girl Scout Troop 60 of Ridgeville held a first cook-out at the William Winter home on Race Rd. Eighth graders prepared tin can stoves and buddy burners during winter, built log cabin fires to roast part of the meal, and concluded with a baseball game. Mrs Jinny Lee Sunglass led the event with Mrs Winterfield assisting.

Ridgeville Wiliam Winterheld Race Rd Jinny Lee Sunglass Winterfield

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