Rotary and Legion Name Boys State Delegates
Robert Ortner and Keith Hall were announced as Bay's State delegates by Broome-Wood American Legion Post 29 and the New London Rotary Club. Alternates are Edwin King Robert Wolfe and Joe Hinton.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1965
Page
6
Robert Ortner and Keith Hall were announced as Bay's State delegates by Broome-Wood American Legion Post 29 and the New London Rotary Club. Alternates are Edwin King Robert Wolfe and Joe Hinton.
Two Florida women Georgia Smith of Tallahassee and Janet Duncan of Hosford faced multiple charges after a Saturday incident at Sportsman Har in Elyria. Smith was charged with intoxication disorderly conduct and assault while Duncan faced intoxication and disorderly conduct. Barmaid Marlene Rush was treated for a head wound and released from Elyria Memorial Hospital. Investigators cited abusive language and force needed to restrain the pair.
Firelands Area Council Boy Scouts will plant 15 000 pine seedlings at Tolorat County Community College on Saturday April 24. Scouts and leaders need shovels and arrive by 9 am to be assigned plots for planting in a major local conservation effort.
The Vermilion College Club hosts the second annual Antique Show and Sale at American Lepton Hall on Rt 6 from 11 a.m. to 9 30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Proceeds fund a $200 senior award, a $250 senior girl scholarship, and the annual dinner at Oberlin Inn for the Vermilion High School scholarship team and seniors on the honor roll. Committee members include Mrs Carl Widdowson and others.
Fred Taylor, OSU basketball coach since 1958, will address the Lorain County alumni dinner at 6 thirty PM May 6 at Oberlin Inn. Under his leadership OSU claimed multiple Big Ten titles, NCAA title in 1960, and a string of record wins. Taylor starred as a two sport athlete before a four year pro baseball career. Roy A West serves as Lorain County alumni president.
Ohio ranks 12th in overall farm production with 12th in sheep and lambs 12th in peaches 12th in corn 13th in sugar beets and hay and first in soft red winter wheat 53 million bushels. Greenhouse crops and nursery products drive $143 million annually while florist products reach fifth and turkey and egg output sit near the middle of the pack.
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station reports signs of maize dwarf mosaic in corn fields statewide in 1962 patterns, with southern Ohio yields in a 10 to 20 percent loss and Scioto County suffering 20 to 30 percent losses last year.
The Firelands Coin Club sponsors the third annual coin exhibit in Norwalk on April 25 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall on Milan Avenue. Admission is free, with lunch and refreshments available.
UPI reports Sharon Moline a University of Utah freshman won the Miss Wool of America title in San Angelo Texas. The 19 year old brunette with a 35 23 35 figure will tour the United States and star in sheep costume demonstrations while addressing wool industry groups.
Snaron received a college scholarship and a $5000 wardrobe wool gift. Corder will tour the nation to present a film on the National Wool Growers West Waco Papercan System. The Rotary Club hosts a noon talk tomorrow at the YMCA.
The Legislative Service Commission meets at 3 00 p m to probe Frank W King charge that the administration is trying to destroy the commission House Speaker Roger Cloud called the session and urged King to expand his personal charges against Cloud and Commission Director Lauren A Glosser King earlier accused a secret government effort to wreck the commission for secrecy Cloud said King had not discussed policy with him before the criticism
Tools and equipment valued at 360 dollars were stolen from an unlocked farm shop east of Wake man. Missing items include a 200 dollar chain saw, 75 dollars in sockets and tools, two drills worth 60 dollars, and other miscellaneous items. The burglary occurred between 2 and 6 a.m. per investigators.
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