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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1966
Page
11
The article notes Steelman has led Koehring for fourteen years, growing the firm from a small construction machinery maker with 25 million dollars in annual sales to a diversified industrial complex with 116 million dollars in sales. It also mentions David W. Marchant's prior roles and ties to Koehring.
Spencer Police Department seeks a radar unit to operate part time on borrowed basis to enforce speed limits. Council approves purchase and installation of radar signs on village streets to deter speeders, with Patrolman Lloyd Kelly noting borrowing from neighboring departments when needed.
In four hearts, declarer should pursue a diamond reversal to force ten tricks, using king or six depending on the opening lead, entering with hearts, and trapping the J-8 with K-9 to secure four diamonds and four hearts. In three notrump, aim to cash ten tricks via a safety reversal after first ruffing clubs, then spade and heart plays to keep the KQ trumps and entry.
Spencer Village Council ordered concrete apron and curb installation on East Main in front of Parker Funeral Home at about 300 dollars with Parker sharing costs. Nelson Paving won 995 dollars to blacktop multiple intersections and install aprons. The council accepted a 267 dollar bid for liability insurance and decided against a new truck, seeking a used one instead. It asked rail heads in Akron Canton and Youngstown and Norfolk & Western to repair the North Main Street crossing after complaints.
Mrs. Walter Salzman won first in the Wellington Grange apple muffin contest. Mrs. Joseph McConnell took first in the duster contest. Ruth Storrow and Franklin Storrow placed second and third in muffins. Storrow and Mabel Brown placed second and third in the cluster contest. Elton Nichols reported on the Ohio State Grange convention. Lorain County Pomona Grange meets May 7 at Wellington Grange Hall at 8 p.m. Rural Life Sunday services are May 15 at First Congregational Church. Next meeting is May 11.
The Columbia Local Board of Education announces 18 teaching vacancies for the 1966 67 school year. Twelve elementary and six high school positions are open. Several resignations were accepted and new hires arranged as the district plans for next year.
Douglas Polhemus class of 1938 at Oberlin College will represent the college at the inauguration of Wilbert Locklin as ninth president of Springfield College in Massachusetts. He joins about 375 delegates from American colleges and learned societies. Polhemus has served as Oberlin Alumni Association executive secretary 1959 to 1962 and as alumni secretary at Mount Hermon School for four years, with recent roles as development assistant at Northfield Schools for Girls and Mount Hermon.
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