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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1967
Page
15
Fragmentary item from the Sala Ohio edition notes a Saturday date in April and references local happenings with limited readable details.
A list of marriage licenses shows pairs from Lorain Amherst Oberlin Grafton and Avon Lake. Names include Louis Sallay Virginia Scheeffer Michael Gidich Bonita Lewis Leroy Nelson Isabelle Martin John Potts Doris Lippe H Robets Marcia Peniston George Krozier Marcella Beal Jerry Horton Yavonda Rice Robert Winchester Christine Scheel Howard Sim Judith McMullen James Vaughan Elizabeth Kelleher Robert Figler Nancy Blackburn.
Marine PFC Israel Barrios completed Aviation Electricians School at the Naval Air Technical Training Center Jacksonville. His parents are Mr and Mrs Ralph Barrios of Lorain and Sp4 John Gilles, son of Avon Police Chief Mrs Robert Gilles, is hospitalized in Japan with hepatitis contracted while serving with Army engineers in Vietnam.
A federal funded program by a $19 000 grant offers reading arithmetic and enrichment for 90 students in grades one to six. Test days at New London Elementary determine class levels with nine levels of coursework across reading arithmetic and arts and crafts. Classes run 8 30 am to 11 45 am June 25 to July 28 with seven teacher aides and field trips planned. Transportation and snacks provided.
Listing of Elyria Municipal Court defendants with offenses including unsafe vehicle violations no tail lights speeding license suspension and failed inspections with addresses and fines ranging from 10 to 30 dollars. Names include George Les Henwood Alice Joan Watkins Elie Treadwell Arthur John Oleh Dan William Scarbrough William R. Counts and others.
Vicki Bilton of New London has been accepted to study marine biology at the University of Hawaii in Honolulu this fall pending final grades. She has shown interest since seventh grade and earned a superior rating in a state science fair during her freshman year.
Oberlin Municipal Court entries include Gladys Dodd of Amherst charged with stop align and James Nelson of Akron cited for driving under revocation. Case 625 John Benedic of Lorain linked to speeding at Elyria Avenue with $10 fine. Charley Roby of Milan faces vehicle related charge with $20 fine and license suspension or driver’s education. James Sumpter of Wellington cited for reckless operation with $50 penalty.
Several divorces were granted in Lorain and nearby areas. George George was granted a divorce from Margaret on his cross petition at 419 Missouri Avenue Lorain. Thelma Malone was granted a divorce from Omer at 123 Grant Street Lorain. Carrie McWhite Welch was granted a divorce from Warren at 120 East 42nd Street Lorain. Norma J. Hayes was granted a divorce from Ronald at 4401 Oberlin Avenue Lorain. Sandra L. Clark was granted a divorce from Theodore Jr at 418 Concord Drive Lorain. Bobby G. McGee was granted a divorce from Carol at 3910 West Erie Avenue Lorain.
Wellington's seven year street lighting improvement plan is finished. Mercury vapor lamps have replaced bulb lamp units citywide. The board discussed a 75 kilowatt generator bid option using either gasoline or diesel fuel for emergency power at the Pitts Road Water Filter Plant.
In Stockholm the Roman Catholic population nears 35,000, about double a decade earlier, with most adherents being immigrants employed in Sweden.
Five Mosher nominated cadets from Ohio's 13th District were named to the first semester dean's list at the U S Military Academy West Point. The nominees James Sargeant Kenneth Knitt and Newcomb are praised for competitive selection and top 30 percent class standing. A separate brief notes the death of John Goodwin in California after a crane accident at a docking yard.
Grafton BPA faces a fight over overtime pay for Plant Superintendent Ted Hopkins after Robert Logan says council lacked authority to authorize 188 overtime hours. Hopkins vows to challenge deductions while mayor reviews legality. BPA also wrestles with truck body size error and other water works actions.
Brownhelm Elementary Principal Francis Bishop will show slides and tapes of reading classes in Firelands School District at the Brownhelm PTA meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. A school election of officers will be held, and all Firelands PTAs will combine in May for a joint officer installation.
Convenient Food Mart at 401 Cleveland adds a full meat department and a complete delicatessen with custom sliced lunch meats and cheeses. Owner-manager Denny De Marco announces Tony DeMarco as new meat department manager. Store marks first anniversary with week long celebration April 21 to 27.
Ashland College athletics director Robert Brownson tells Henrietta township trustees and clerks that progress has eroded core American values. At Firelands High, he urges redirecting money from lunar and Vietnam programs to sociology to teach peaceful living, noting his own near fatal illnesses. About 165 attendees.
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