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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1964

Page

11

County farm conservation group elected for 19 areas

Lorain County Agricultural Committee announced for the coming year with 19 areas covered. The election tabulation was public at the ASC office and lists chairmen regular members alternates and delegates from Avon Avon Lake to Wellington.

Convent Torn Munity Ton ASC Lorain County Whiten Avon-Avon Lake Shefasc Ag Center Robert Baldauf Wal Lonvention Ter Klingshirn Allan Kling Shirn Roman Klingshirn Hugh Clyde Rundle Richard Hitchcock Leon Rising Leon Ives Eaton Melvin Ternes M Ia. Nash Alan Carpenter Elton Il Chester Carpenter Elyria Kenneth Fowl Robert Grobe Henry Szewczyk Hannon Gould E. C. Burrer Grafton Robert Beriswell Norman Geise William Gest Jr Alfred Divencenzo Henry Pilar Henrietta Walter Dagil Harold Baumann William Bennett Dennis Brill Leland Kinsley Huntington Richard Twining Richard Hawley Alton Moskal James Rollin Gilbert Brown Lagrange Edwin Moulder Austin Fish Donald Aldrich Russell Behner Joseph Pickworth Penfield J 1 Gordon Laurence Jackson Myron Kolhe Thomas Younglas Lawrence Walker Pittsfield Robert Pickworth Lamar Gott Charles Luikart Raymond Bradley Charles Brill Ridgeville Robert Yernes Robert Sullinger Herbert Myers Raymond Mieder Ich Theodore R. Johnson Rochester I. K. Litchfield Ralph Rowland Lawrence Snyder Eton Campbell Dale Eaton Russia Elmer Schuster I Leo Schaefer Dan Campbell Leroy Hasenpflug Russel Spiegelberg Wellington Lyle G. Jameyson Darrell

A-bomb test planned near Hattiesburg stirs Dixie nerves

The government will detonate an underground atomic blast on Sept 22 near Hattiesburg Mississippi as part of Project Dribble. The 2 1/2 mile deep shot equals about one quarter the Hiroshima yield and will be felt as an earthquake like shock. Residents were told to evacuate while authorities brace to shield homes and breakables. some chimneys may topple and windows could crack within a 16 mile radius, with others staying outside up to 42 miles away.

Joseph L. Myler Washington UPI Hattiesburg Miss Hiroshima Mississippi Atomic Energy Com

Lorain to Lose Two Civic Leaders Hagemans Move

Lorain will lose two longtime civic figures as Mr. and Mrs. James Hageman relocate this fall from 305 Michigan Ave to Avon Lake. Hageman serves as Lorain Port Authority secretary and Virginia Hageman sits on the Board of Education, vacating their posts upon moving.

Lorain James Hageman Michigan Ave Avon Lake New

Bearded Contest Delights Sesqui Crowd in Amherst

Don Woods won $30 for longest beard in the Brothers of the Brush at the Sesquicentennial event in Amherst. Other winners included a tie for ugliest beard, children’s costumes, and a gravest beard prize. judges named Mrs. Krisher and Mrs. McLoda for authentic costumes.

Amherst Bob Meyer Jerry Flock Donald Flock Richard Weigand Donald Woods Meyer Carl Wilms RD 2 Ken Eckler Don Woods Don North S Ridge Rd Walter Wilford South Dewey Jque Beard Herschel Johnson South Leavitt Re. Flock Wilshire Dr Karen Ott Gerry Flock Foster Park Hd Shupe Ave Tammy King Jackson St Hallie Harlan Sunset Dr Jeanie Bickley Elyria Ave Kathy Dietrich Park Ave Jack Earl North Lake &I Earl Dick Wiegand Matt Slack Ken Rosesbusch Tom Snyder Sessqui-Belles Bud” Garland

German treason case remains closed by high court

West Germany’s Supreme Court rejected Otto John’s bid to reopen his 1956 treason conviction. It ruled yesterday that a key prosecution witness who later faced perjury charges was not crucial to the case and found insufficient grounds to revisit the proceedings.

Karl Wittig Wittig East Germahn West Germany Office For the Protection of the Constitution East Germany East Berlin Regimme Theodor Heuss

Lorain County Officials Seek 30 Percent Park Grant

Lorain County Commissioners J Norman Thompson and James P Horn travel to Washington to press for a 30 percent federal grant for the Lorain County Metropolitan Park system. They argue the district is a separate entity, while federal officials say a 20 percent grant under the Open Space program applies to a seven county area. They invite Senators Lausche and Young and Rep Mosher to join Urban Renewal official Slayton at 1 30 a m Tuesday and seek permission from other counties to pursue the higher grant.

Lorain County J. Norman Thompson James P. Horn Washington TD. C W.J Lam Slayton Thompson and Horn Cleveland Rank J. Lausche Stephen M. Young Ohio Charles A. Mosher Oberlin Slayton

Lorain Crash Injures Three Residents at Elyria and Danton

Three Lorain residents were hurt in a car truck collision at the Elyria Ave and Danton Rd intersection yesterday at 3 55 p m. Annie Parker 19 of 3971 Danton Rd Earnest Tuff 3 of 7971 Danton Rd and Sylvester Clayton 41 of 2696 East 28th St were taken to St Joseph Hospital. Parker drove through a stop sign causing the crash with a westbound truck driven by Robert Reinhart 36 of 2056 Elyria Ave. Parker was treated for a broken left elbow and released. Tuff had a concussion listed as fair condition. Clayton had head and left knee lacerations and neck injuries listed in fair condition. Parker charged with driving without an operator license and Clayton charged with permitting an unlicensed driver to operate.

Elyria Ave Danton Rd Annie J. Parker Earnest Tuff Sylvester Clayton East 28Th St Robert J. Reinhart Clayton Miss Parker

Sesqui centennial ends with parade and water fight

Amherst marks the Sesqui centennial with a fireman's parade and water fight at 7 30 p m. Wood chopping and crosscut sawing contests start at 6 p m. An auction at 4 p m. features new merchandise. Performances by Jerry the TV Chimp and dogs at 8 30 p m and Simiz Duo aerial acts at 9 45 and 11 30 p m followed by fireworks. Free prize drawings and a rock and roll street dance 10 to 11 30 p m. Concessions and rides run 2 to 11 p m.

Amherst Jerry Simiz

Lorain Hospital Commission Clears Major Bills

The Lorain Hospital Commission approved all major bills for the Community Hospital project totaling 3.5 million dollars, leaving only a 1,000 dollar retainage. Approvals included T. J. Hume Co. 53828 Lake Erie Electric Co. 22116 and T. C. Murphy Co. 46281. A bill of 1530 to National Cash Register Co. was authorized and lawn mower bids will be opened August 13.

Luna Lorain Hospital T. J. Hume Co Lake Erie Electric Co T. C. Murphy Co Commission National Cash Register Co

Gemini capsule crashes during first paraglider test

A Gemini test spacecraft spun out of control during a free-flight landing attempt using a parachute style paraglider. Pilot E P Hertzel sustained a broken rib after bailing out at Edwards Air Force Base California. The crash happened on the initial pilot controlled run of the inflatable wing system.

Noustun UPI Earth Manned Spacecraft Center E. P. Hertzel Edwards Air Force Base Calif

Ohio Supreme Court Reverses Lorain County Demurrers

The Ohio Supreme Court reversed several Lorain County Common Pleas rulings in two cases. In Cities Service Oil Co v Burkett, the high court overturned the Appellate Court and remanded for trial after initial favorable outcomes for the Burketts. In Swiger v Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co, the suit over a New London supermarket fall due to slush and water proceeds with appellate action noted.

Luemppeass Lorain County Burkett Ohio Supreme Court Carl T. Swiger Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co Inc New London Swiger

Tragic Warren Family Dies In Ohio Turnpike Crash

Three Iannucci family members from Warren die at the scene and a fourth relative dies later at Fisher-Titus Hospital after a two car crash on the Ohio turnpike five miles west of the Norwalk Sandusky interchange. Mrs Yackett is injured with a broken arm and other injuries.

Norwalk Dearborn Mick Ohio Warren Fisher-Titus Hospital Helen Hackett Norwalk-Sandusky Angelo Iannnucci Esther Michael Warren Iannucci

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