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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1966

Page

14

Amherst adds two dispatchers as police force expands

Amherst officials swore in Sheila Sukuta and William Salzman as new communications dispatchers, bringing total city police staff to 11 full time officers. A third dispatcher was added in February. The department will soon operate 24 hours with coordinated reporting and 24 hour city hall service, improving emergency response and joint fire and street department communications.

Amherst Sheila Sukuta Tenney Ave William Salzman West Fifth St Lorain Garland Andrew Holp Jr Firelands High School U.S. Air Force Concrete Masonry Corp Elyria St. Mary Church Lorain County Emergency Communications Association Salzman Darlene Michael John Kimberley Amherst Police Department Arthur Koppenhafer Koppenhafer Amherst City Hall Council John Mattey

Jory Family Attends Miller Freeman Launch at ASB

A photo captures 12 year old Holly Jory triggering the champagne launch of the 215 foot motor vessel Miller Freeman built by American Ship Building Co of Lorain. Holly’s father William H. Jory Sr. and brother William H. III flank her as two U S Interior Bureau of Fisheries inspectors look on during the ceremony.

Holly Jory Miller Freeman Holly William H. Jory Sr American Ship Building Co Lorain William H. III Jorys U.S. Department of Interior Bureau of Fisheries ASB Luke Black

EDCHS Band Wins Laurels With Spring Concert

Elyria District Catholic High School band earned new laurels at a spring concert in the school auditorium. Under director William Morse the ensemble delivered Fate’s Qui Vive with alert precision, strong intonation, and spirited performance. The Holst First Suite in E Flat was rendered in true symphonic style with brasses leading the Chaconne and the Intermezzo, followed by the British March to conclude.

Elyria District Catholic High School William Morse Gustav Holst Brasses

Bishop to visit EDCHS for Vocations Day program

Bishop John F. Wheaton of Cleveland will speak at Elyria District Catholic High School on a Vocations Day. The event includes the school choir, a two part Paulson clarinet quartet, and student dance numbers plus a concert band piece Autumn in New York. My Mary Elen Batiuk, trumpeters Jim Melach Pam Jequay and Dave Harper contribute to the program.

John F. Wheaton Cleveland Elyria District Mary Groboske Walter Boron Jean Schlather Andrea Foreman Paulson Quartette Moderne Morse New York Peter Mayes Ronald Super Duke Syle Charles Williams Mary Elen Batiuk Jim Melach Pam Jequay Dave Harper

Oberlin Professor Wins 1966 Guggenheim Fellowship

Oberlin College Spanish assistant professor Dr. Philip W. Silver is among 32 scholars and artists awarded Guggenheim Fellowships for 1966. He will pursue studies in Madrid focusing on contemporary Spanish poetry, continuing a record of academic achievement.

Oberlin Oberlin College Philip W. Silver Silver Madrid Spain Samuel S. Fels Guggenheim Foundation Simon Guggenheim Colorado Guggensheim John Simon

Oberlin students build road to Bloody Creek amid race concerns

Oberlin volunteers travel to Wolf County Kentucky to link Bloody Creek to the outside world by a two mile road. OACR excludes Negro volunteers while some members support the project as civil rights effort. Women tutor in local schools. men work with unemployed residents. War on Poverty efforts, poverty and isolation noted.

Oberlin Oberlin College Bloody Creek Wolf County Oberlin Action For Civil Rights OACR QUACR Chronicle - Telegram GACR Joe Gross Martha Honey Gross New York City Miss Honey Westport Conn University of Kentucky Council of Southern Mountains

Long distance commuting pastors prompt family strain at Oberlin merger

Oberlin Graduate School of Theology students plan to commute to area churches from distant towns after the Oberlin Vanderbilt merger. Many married students with families serve two rural churches, doubling meetings for boards and groups while wives shoulder most duties. The plan to centralize field work to a 25 mile radius in Delaware aims to reduce this burden, with only four students allowed to transfer to the new Delaware seminary.

Oberlin Graduate School of Theology Oberlin Vanderbilt University Richard Mapes GST Howard Wiant Methodist Norwalk New Methodist Seminary Delaware Wiant

Elyria Projects Hit 1.2 Million Construction Pace

Major city building work in Elyria moves ahead at a 1.2 million pace per a report by acting city building inspector Robert Stephen to Mayor Leonard Reichlin. Seven projects totaling the sum include an 845 expansion at General Motors Tersted Division and a 240 52 room Holiday Inn addition.

Elyria Robert S. Stephen Leonard P. Reichlin Stephen Ternstedt General Motors Corporation R Holiday Inn Slumber Inn 3Th St Elyria Foundry Divison of Chromalloy Corp Filbert Luxaire, Inc Jalsa Filbert Street Magic |Wand Poplar St Bendix - Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co Reichlin

Dwelling Code Hearing Tonight Draws Builders

Area contractors and builders are invited to attend a public hearing on Elsha's Dwelling House Code tonight at 7 in city council chambers. The code work was completed last week by the council building and lands committee after months of study by the building board of standards and appeals.

Elsha City Council Hilding Lands Building Board of Standards and Appeals

Tornadoes Kill Eight in Florida Across Central Gulf Coast

A deadly outbreak of tornadoes struck Florida causing eight deaths, with five in Tampa and three in Polk County. The storms damaged citrus areas around Lakeland, cutting a wide swath through central Florida and injuring more than ten.

Tampa Fla Florida Jin Polk County Lakeland

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Sukuta Marion L. Steele Baldwin-Wallace College Amherst Dry Cleaners Christine Stephanie Leroy Kubuske C-T the Chronicle-Telegram EDCHS Tera Dr. Silver Grant Student Non - Violent Coordinating Committee Meno Griff Davies Carl Liggett Advertising Inc Peter Bellamy Davus Ridgeville High School Fogrther Lorraine Procaccini Tom Noll Boston Mass Srraty
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