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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1965
Page
2
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports brief local items from April 4 including community notices, small events, and short updates on residents and local organizations. The page summarizes multiple items in concise notes for readers.
The streets committee recommended filling a 252 foot ditch on Hilliard Road. City Engineer Robert E Kleinoeder estimated the cost at about 4000 dollars. The panel also urged preparing specs plans and cost estimates for extending Taylor Street east of Route 37.
St Agnes Holy Name Society invites parishioners to an annual Spring Social in the church basement. The program features free admission, fellowship, entertainment, and a screening of Sports Highlights 144.
Vermilion marks the retirement of C K DeWitt executive head of the Vermilion Local School District after 39 years in public education. Dr William Terry Wickham president of Heidelberg College will speak at tomorrow's testimonial dinner at Vermilion High School with several local officials and students in attendance.
Albert Guiles of the Ohio Office of Economic Opportunity announced the federal government will fund most of a new migrant center in northwestern Ohio. The facility will provide education health and recreational services for affected workers and families to attract labor during the harvest season as competition for workers grows.
Eighteen Elyrra High School students will visit vessels USS White Hell and Submarine Cod docked near East Nath Street as part of reading Run Silent Run Deep. Walter Pahner says the field trips will help students grasp wartime challenges depicted in the novel. Some students depart today, others tomorrow.
Lt James A Mertz and law officers attend a three day Eastern Police Bloodhound Association program in Lakewood New Jersey to develop Snoopy Schnuffler of War Wood into a more effective tracking team The event features experts from Rhode Island New York and potential Ohio recognition and cites a Supreme Court ruling on scent admissibility
The Amherst council committee meeting on sanitary sewer rate study and Western Lotte project has moved from 7 30 to 8 pm tonight. Topics include municipal water department structure water bills meter readings transfer of billing functions to the auditor and office space for the transfer.
Trans World Airlines will start non stop jet flights between Cincinnati and New York on June 26. The schedule includes three daily round trips using Convair jets.
Mrs Leon Stuber named chairman of the nominating committee for the Amherst Band Boosters Club. Members include Mrs Joseph Poyak and Mrs Ed win Sines. The group will sponsor band camp for the Marion L. Steele High School senior marching band at Baldwin Wallace College Aug 3 to Sept 3 and will purchase two precolos for the band.
Carla Leach a 21 year old from Columbus Ohio will stand trial May 26 for the slaying of a deaf man during a $64 tavern holdup in Buffalo New York in January 1964. Judge Charles J. Gaughan set the date after her return from Mattewan State Hospital where she was committed Oct 12 following an attempted suicide. Her attorney entered an innocent plea but reserved the right to change it. Officials at the hospital deem her sane and capable of standing trial. Her alleged accomplice Robert L. Hayes 38 of Columbus remains in the mental hospital.
Township trustees report surveying for a western extension of Hoover Road to Rt 299 near the Turnpike will start with county engineers. Land donation came from Mrs. Edward Horn as several houses sit on property once owned by him.
Gov. James A. Rhodes started a daylong circuit in northeastern Ohio to campaign for four statewide ballot issues. He spoke at Maple Heights and Fairport Harbor and Cleveland, then planned stops in Toledo Bowling Green and Youngstown, arguing the choice is between a strong industrial state with no new taxes and a welfare state needing more revenue.
Lorain County and area humane agents announce Be Kind to Animals Week with posters at Elyria elementary schools. The Lorain County Humane League plans events including a Sunday observance hosted by Miss Kelley and noted officers and goals such as medical aid, shelter, and homes for stray or ownerless pets.
The second in a five part spring series will occur at 730 am Sunday at Bacon Woods Reservation and at Elywood Park in Elyria. Walks last one hour with optional extended time in the field. Last week the Elyood group recorded 27 species and Bacon Woods 34. The second Bird Identification Class will be at 830 am tomorrow at the Lorain County Outdoor Education Center.
Summary of Oberlin Municipal Court cases including Richard A Edwards of New Philadelphia for reckless operation and failure to stop within the assured clear distance. David Coward 25 of Hallov er faced larceny with fines and jail time. Ronald Rhinebard 19 of South Pleasant St charged for similar offenses. Marilyn Apter 37 and Yoltan C Dunajsky 45 also listed with traffic violations and reckless operation charges.
Brownhelm Elementary PTA members vote to continue as a regular unit and cap local meetings at three per year. Officers elected include President Mrs. Douglas Walker and Vice President Mrs. Robert Sipos. Delegates to County Council and several chairwomen are named, with a dinner preceding the election and a program by Joseph Knoble Jr. Local nominees discuss levies and YMCA support as trustees are nominated for a three year term.
Eight new trustees will be elected at the Elyria YMCA annual meeting on Wednesday. The vote will fill eight seats on the YMCA board as part of the organization’s leadership renewal.
James D. Canakis John E. Frittschy and Alexander H. Levy are jailed in Allegheny County on burglary armed robbery firearms assault and burglary tools charges. Police say they bound gagged and robbed Leon and Olga Yeakel of 7850 in bonds jewelry and 39 in cash after surprising them at their Fairoaks home.
Milano Jaycees sponsor a white elephant auction at Milan Town Hall tomorrow. Bidding starts at 3 p.m. with Joe Shearer of Mt. Vernon as auctioneer. Proceeds will be donated to the township for the Edison Memorial Park development.
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