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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1960

Page

3

Amherst Circus Features Rudy Docky The Dog Trainer

Rudy Docky a three ring Mills Bros. circus performer from Amherst trains five dogs to play basketball as part of a two hour show. Born in Austria he speaks seven languages and has toured nearly every country. He credits Boxers as best suited for circus life and notes television hurts live performance while VAUDEVILLE remains vital.

Amherst Rudy Docky Mills Bros Rudy Peru Andes Kitzbuhel Austria United States Army U. S Europe Shrine Circus Rudy Stil Tiffin

Oberlin Council Debates $2 Million Utility Offer

Oberlin leaders urge an end to the cat and mouse with Ohio Edison over the municipal power and light system. The council instructs the Public Utilities Commission to prepare a sell or keep recommendation due May 2, while weighing a counter proposal based on the plant’s value.

Oberlin Ohio Edison Co PUC Daverman Co Oberlin College L. E. Tower William Hellmuth Council Ohio Edison Daverman William P. Davis R. J. Daverman A. J. Hodges Public Utilities Commission Homer Blanchard

McKinley School Addition Approved by Elyria Board

The Elyria City Board of Education approved working drawings for a four room addition at McKinley School and set bid dates for May 5 12 and 19 with bids due June 1 at 1 p.m. DST. Board notes 66 existing rooms plus this addition total 70, with potential for eight more under the bond.

Elyria City McKinley Cascade Spring Valley W. C. McClellan Spring Valkey Allen Edison Roosevelt Northwood Eastgate Gottfried Keniate University Larry Parker Berkley Mich B. S. Muskingum College Elizabeth St. Andre Newark Ohio University Sue Shilling Elyria University of Michigan Joan Swee Lakewood B. S Kent State University June Taggart Canonsourg Muskingum College

Worship Workshop at Oberlin Gradu ate School of Theology

Oberlin students in the worship class will conduct a worship session on Tuesday May 3 from 7 to 9 30 p m in Bosworth Hall. The program is free for parents church school teachers and leaders with registration 6 30 to 7 p m and a short meditation from 7 to 7 15 p m Fairchild Chapel.

Oberlin Oberlin Graduate School of Theology Bosworth Hall Fairchild Chapel Joanne Breyer Carolyn George Lyiman Newton Larry Landers Cay Gulick Georgene Bruner Ann Brooks Wiliam Fortner Betty Almasy Rae Wallen Jim Regester William Burgess Paul Herring

Oberlin Professor to Speak at All-College Assembly

Prof Sellers of Oberlin College will address an all-college assembly Thursday at noon in Finney Chapel. His talk titled On Mend ing Our Motto discusses faculty selected by the senior class for final lectures in the program. He earned degrees from United College Winnipeg University of Manitoba and Ohio State University where he taught before joining Oberlin in 1934. The assembly is open to the public free of charge.

State House Gottfried State House Conference of Education Wayne McQuillin EHS Jo Ann Branning Russell Dean Doan Oberlin William H. Sellers Oberlin College Finney Chapel Sellers United College Winnipeg Canada University Manitoba Ohio State University

Man Pleads Guilty to Intoxication in Municipal Court

John P. Wilburn of Amherst pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to intoxication. He was fined $25 and costs.

Oberlin John P. Wilburn Amherst

Serkin Recital Showcases Beethoven And Handel Mastery

Rudolf Serkin delivered a focused program at Finney Chapel featuring Beethoven’s Sonata in B flat Op. 109, Schubert’s Fantasy in C major, and Braknis Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Handel. The performance highlighted Serkin’s rhythm, tone, and interpretive depth, earning praise for its lyrical unity and intellectual rigor.

Beethoven Serkin Feedom Schubert Handel Rudolf Serkin

City MovesDelayed by Water in New Utility Office Basement

Mayor Dunn announced plans to relocate the utilities office from the Troxel Building to the Ely Building this weekend may be postponed due to water seepage in the basement. Continued seepage could make occupancy undesirable as water and mud would be tracked upstairs, delaying moves around May 15.

New City Water Office Witlites Troxel New Ely Oscar G. Dunn Utilities Dunn

Amherst Man Reports Cycle Is Stolen

James Crombie 70 of South Main Street reported a 1959 red and white Harley Davidson motorcycle stolen from his garage between 7 36 p m Saturday and 2 30 p m Sunday. A H Koppenhafer, another motorcycle owner, valued the cycle at 1200 dollars.

Amherst James Crombie South Main St Crombie A. H. Koppenhafer

City Gets Supply Of New Seals

Elyria city sealer Carl Eggert announced a fresh supply of seals to mark measuring devices in local businesses. The new white and red seals cover any year from 1960 to 1969 and will be used immediately after the prior stock ran out.

Cascade Park Gracie Elyria Carl Eggert

150 Norwalk Students In Roadeo

More than 150 Huron county high school students take the written test in the Safe Driving Roadeo sponsored by the Jaycees with Bob Myers Auto Sales and Sohio. Top 30 advance to the driving test next Sunday.

Norwalk Huron County The Jaycees Bob Myers Auto Sales Sohio

Missouri intrusion helps pro slavery delegate win in Kansas

In November 1854 more than 40 Missourians crossed into Kansas and aided the election of a pro slavery delegate to Congress, reflecting the turbulent early border politics.

Kansas Congress

Your Child's IQ is Not Fixed

A study of 300 children from birth shows IQ can rise or fall due to parental influence. The May Reader's Digest article explains why and offers guidance to help a child maximize potential. Now on sale page 100.

May Reader's Digest

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