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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1962
Page
9
The Charlotte Hastings two act play High Ground opened at Middle Rf Playhouse with Jenny Heinzerling as Serat Carn and Jeanne Schaefer as Sister Mary Bonaventure. Veterans supported by new talent, curtain 8 15 tonight with repeats April 1 and 14.
William P. Herbert 17 and Allan Miller 19 escaped serious injury when their car left Rt 252, rolled, and turned into a field about 3,000 feet north of Rt 82. Herbert suffered cuts to the right ankle. Miller had minor scrapes and sore ankles. Both were treated at Southwest Community Hospital. Lorain County deputies investigated.
Blizzard conditions spur snow blower demand with a record 150000 units sold this winter doubling last season's volume. Manufacturers report strong orders and cautious optimism for spring sales as the weather pattern persists across regions.
New York based report by the Independent College Funds of America shows corporations nationwide invested 310 million in private higher education during 1951 across four states and regional associations.
The UPI report notes farm numbers fell by 123000 last year to about 38 million, reflecting ongoing consolidation and a drop of more than a third since 1950. The shift shows larger operations replacing smaller farms across the sector.
Blaze swept through two rooms of a Kaiser Court duplex badly damaging the kitchen and living areas before Elyria firefighters extinguished it. The Sam McGrew family was displaced while two firefighters suffered minor injuries including a cut hand and a facial cut.
Black River Girl Scout Council outlines a 250000 camp development program for Camp Timberlane. Main costs include 49000 for dining hall and kitchen, 45000 for swimming pool, and 5000 for land acquisition, with multiple further improvements totaling tens of thousands. Discussions note year round use and past activity involving over two thousand participants and six summers of camps.
The Goodrich Co plans a new modern sales and service building at the northeast corner of Second St West Ave to house a salesroom and storage. The HC Corp lease, IBM equipment bid, and city approval processes set a timeline aiming for late 1940s completion with a November or December occupation target.
Amherst officials urged the state to maintain a new Route 24 segment for ten years, costing about 210000, at a meeting with county officials. The plan would span three miles of the new superhighway, with maintenance around 7000 per mile annually, and questions include lighting, sewer extensions, access points, and impacts on nearby roads.
A Westlake High School sophomore admitted setting a sulphur bomb at Elyria Roll Arena on March 30 and a stronger bomb at the school. no injuries reported. The youth, held by juvenile authorities, faces action in juvenile court.
Hollywood mourns former Bank of America chairman of the board Al Red Gock, 72, who died Friday. Gock held a leading role at the banking giant and shaped executive leadership during his tenure.
MPATI plans a four year expansion funded by a 75 million Ford Foundation grant to extend airborne television to more schools and colleges. The plan adds two advanced aircraft and six channels, aiming to reach up to 7,000 member institutions and four million students across six states.
Judge John D. Pincura ruled a house trailer on Jack L. Greer’s South Amherst Road parcel is not in violation of zoning. The decision held the trailer permissible under a prior nonconforming use clause and noted it was placed before zoning barred such trailers. Waters of New York died en route to Chicago three days ago.
The one story Goodrich Co building will include a 40 by 44 foot sales room 44 by 51 foot service area and 36 by 51 foot storage space completing HCT Corp development along Second St from No.1 fire station to Second St. The sale site measures 132 by 165 feet and the Peerless Laundry Co site was cleared for a driven motor bank by Elyria Savings and Trust Co. The Goodrich Co offices are at 123 Court St.
Albany reporter states inventor Harry F. Waters 67 died after a career with hundreds of patents in food packaging and machinery. Funeral services are planned for next Wednesday in Albany. He was known for innovations shaping packaging techniques and equipment.
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