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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1961

Page

17

Last Easement Holds Up Amherst Sewer Project

Amherst officials move toward final easement settlement on Cooper-Foster Park sewer project. City to seek court action to compel one resident to grant right of way after refusal, with proposed $1,000 payment. Budget shows $5,095 in interest and $3,000 in bond retirement. construction bids adjusted as tile supplier Kaul Co. is rejected for defect records.

Ladd Amherst Cooper-Foster Park EPA Saddler Gordon Kothe Publfcot Henri Cityletta Howard Saddler Bpaf Henry Gordon Few Mies Don Leniers Lloyd G. Browne and Associates Browne Kaul Co Plumb Construction Co

Valley City Church Centennial Carnival Weekend

Valley City St Martin Church of Valley City prepares a centennial carnival this weekend starting Friday evening with a fish dinner and entertainment. Tommy Edwards spins records, Stu Cramer hosts TV magic, rides and booths planned, WEOL will broadcast from 7 to midnight, and kielbasa serves Saturday. Charcoal Bar-B-Q Chicken dinners Sunday with KYW Road Show and Crown Theatrical Agency dancers.

Valley Cry St. Martin Church Valley City Ladies of the Altar and Rosary Society Tommy Edwards Stu Cramer Ohio Bell Mr. Meriweather Weol of Elyria and Hartley George Banjoe Beaux KYW Crown Theatrical Agency Cleveland

Oberlin Dean Seeks Third Term On City Council

William F. Hellmuth dean of arts and sciences at Oberlin College announced he will seek a third term on Oberlin City Council in November. Other candidates include Eric Nord, Ted Wigton, Don J. Pease, Douglas Johnson, Homer Blanchard, Thomas Griswold, and C. Morgan McDonald.

Oberlin William F. Hellmuth Oberlin College Eric Nord Charles E Ted) Wigton Don J. Pease Oberlin News-Tribune Douglas Johnson Homier Blanchard Thomas Griswold Pfaudler Co Elyria C. Morgan McDonald

Suburban Calendar of Tonight’s Meetings and Events

A dense listing of meetings across towns Belden Spencer Columbia South Amherst Orth Eaton Grafton Wakeman North Ridgeville Oberlin Elyria Rochester Belden Chatham North Eaton and Penfield. Clubs boards posts and societies gather at homes town halls grange halls and churches from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. including Kiwanis VFW Auxiliaries WSCS and American Legion with social events in some communities. Many sessions begin after 6 p.m. with multiple locations in multiple counties.

Belden Belden Mothers Study Club Barbara Sayers P.m. Spencer Board of Public Affairs Town Hall P.m. Columbia Columbia Hill Tops South Amherst American Legion Post Legion Home P.m. Orth Eaton Mis- Society of the Nazarene Grange Om Grafton Wakeman Kiwanis Grange Hall Grafton Grafton School O'Grala Mary O'Conner VFW Aux- Hi North Ridgeville Robert Oldfield Oberlin Elyria Oh Susanne Mit Lorain County Pomona Grange Ridgeville Huron County Granges Chatham WSCS Methodist Church North Eaton American Legion Post 717 Penfield

Florence Trustees To Open Road Bids For Florence Road Project

Florence trustees discuss bids for widenings and road work. Amherst Frontier Parade date August 16 at 8 30 pm in Birmingham is noted. The board moves to buy an extra set of blades and approves various payments from general fund road and gas tax and motor vehicle funds.

Florence Sence Rus- Florence Butler Rd Amherst Birming Ham Town Hall Don Wasem

Oberlin Community Players name two directors for Earnest

Betty Radunsky and Orlando Shilis will direct the Oberlit Community Players fall production The Importance of Being Earnest. Performances run Oct 11-14 and 18-21 in Hall Auditorium Little Theater with Sandra Humphrey as Gwendolyn and Sally Cramer as Cecily leading a cast including James Scott Jack and James Scott Algern.

Oberlin Betty Radunsky Orlando Shilis Oberlit Community Players Oscar Wilde Little Theater of Hall Auditorium Sandra Humphrey Gwendolyn Sally Cramer Cecily Joseph Shapes Jack James Scott Algernon Mildred Karr Community Players Lady Bracknell Sharon Wigton Miss Prism Jake Haggard

Seven residents celebrate birthdays at Carters Rest Home

Oberlin report notes seven residents at Carters Rest Home in Lorain County honored on a birthday party. Ida Slaughter aged 88, Thomas 74, Nellie Acoff 74, Lucious Brown 71, and Johnson 39 were recognized during a series of rest home anniversaries run with the Lorain County Health Department and volunteers. Gifts included flowers handkerchiefs and shaving lotion for men.

Oberlin Carters Rest Ida Slaughter Thomas Nellie Acoff Lucious Brown Johnson Lorain County Heath Department

Rust Church Sale Saturday at Parsonage

Oberlin sale notice: Rust Methodist Church parsonage committee hosts rummage and shake goods sale at the church Saturday starting 10 a.m. The piece also notes the ricksha was invented in the 1870s by Rev. Jonathon Goble to aid his invalid wife, leading to wide adoption of two wheeled trolleys.

Oberlin Rust Methodist Church Jonathon Goble Japan

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