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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1969
Page
2
Chronicle Telegram page from Fiyria Ohio dated Friday April 18, 195. Local brief items and notices appear on page with community notes and public notices.
The John B. Firestone civic trust will fund 11 000 of the 11 250 purchase price for 17.89 acres on Township Road 29 needed for the proposed sanitary sewer plant site. Spencer council met in special session to approve exercising the option from Robert K. Smith and has paid 200 to secure it, with completion contingent on funds from the trust.
Two Norwegian maple trees will be planted at Black River High School in memory of former teacher Honor Smith. Her daughter Mrs. James Rollin of Huntington funded the trees. Smith served as the industrial arts teacher until his health failed last year and died after an accident on the way home from school. Industrial arts and vocational agriculture students will plant and care for the trees with Principal John South delivering the dedication.
Two Black River District educators resigned last night leaving six faculty vacancies for next year. Neva Lowe, third grade at Homerville Elementary, steps down May 4 due to ill health after 16 years of service. Paula Jenny, Spencer Elementary, resigns to marry and plans to return to college.
Oberlin College SDS appeals for 1509 to aid seven Kent State students charged with inciting to riot and contempt of court. The leaflet notes the campus SDS ban and invites contributions to Lorraine Rosal at Harkness House 113 West College St. Rosal is a New York City junior in arts and sciences.
In Elizabethtown Kentucky a trooper responding to a report of a stripped automobile found pieces scattered over a 10 acre field. From a taillight lens he identified a 1969 red Mustang and recovered the locked trunk. The key fit and ownership was confirmed but the thief remained at large.
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