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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1963

Page

4

76 year old Ridgeville woman finds work source of satisfaction

Mrs Capell, a 76 year old retiree from Ridgeville, says work is her source of satisfaction. She homesteads 5366 Barter Rd, runs a garden and small yard, mends a mower, drives when needed, and previously managed a 3300 egg hatchery. She and her late husband built a life from chores and self reliance, teaching her children at an early age that everyone must contribute.

Ridgeville North Ridgeville Plymouth Mrs Ina Mrs Capell Mrs Capel Capell John Barter Rd Crenall Capel Cleveland Cape William Capel Exton Columbia Capel Rd Capell Bree Dover Barton Rd Stanly Sidney Lynn Bendes Ina Capell

Ridgeville Hires Fields School Principal in Quick Move

North Ridgeville Board of Education named George Hall 40 as elementary principal of Fields School replacing resigned Gene Stewert. Hall, Bowling Green State Univ graduate with a Toledo masters, has nine years teaching experience including Vaughnsville Elementary principalship in Columbus Grove. He will be paid 7000 annually. In a 3 2 vote, the board released junior high band instructor James Brenner, who had signed a summer contract and will join Garfield Heights. Local staffing also lists Florent Brad Elyria as a first grade teacher with about one year experience.

North Ridgeville George Hall North Ridgesile Board of Education Fields School Gene Stewert Prin Wellington Florent Brad Elyria Bowling Green State University Wilma E Elis Eyna

School board approves contracts and staffing details

The board notes staff education histories for two applicants Billie Sue Wiggins and Arthur Jo Markiey from Bethany College and Taylorstown Pa. It awards a 356 contract to George Worthington Co for an air conditioner, purchases book racks for 263, and approves a sidewalk contract with Campana of Lorain at four-inch and inch thick rates. If Campana misses the deadline Burke Concrete may replace. It keeps Wesley Home Grange tactics for kindergarten, approves bus insurance with Grange Mutual and authorizes gasoline supply via Julian Perkins Fleetwing.

Billie Sue Wiggins Expe Pyee Arthur Jo Markiey George Worthington and Co Ceveland Hngh Fields Library Wilcox School Baido Campana Lorain Agh Campanas Campana Burke Concrete Elyma Wesley Home Grange Grange Mutual Insurance Co of Columbus Julian Perkins Fa City Elyna

Nursery school hires teacher for North Ridgeville program

Mrs Neme Blur Brown, an accredited teacher, will teach at the North Ridgeville Cooperative Nursery School this fall. Registrations are underway with openings for five children. Classes meet Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays 9 to 11 a.m. at Congregational Church School. An enrollment meeting is set for Sept 11 at 8 p.m. at the church for enrollees and interested families. Further information from Mrs Richard Pulp, 36045 Homecrest Dr.

North Ridgeville Neme Blur Brown North Ridgeville Cooperative Nursery School Congregational Church Richard Pulp

Auto races draw record crowd at Indianapolis 500

The 1963 Indianapolis 500 drew over a quarter million spectators who contributed to the record 94000 drivers' purse.

Indianapolis

Suburban Calendar Schedule for Tonight and Thursday

Local calendar lists zoning and club meetings in towns including Columbia North Eaton North Ridgeville Grafton Birmingham Carlisle Lagrange Spencer and Spencer events. Tonight 8 pm zoning meetings in town halls Kiwanis and church group gatherings 5 to 7:30 pm chicken supper tureen picnic and sale details. Thursday events include rummage sale hot stove rally and WSCS and Kiwanis meetings with locations at homes and schools.

Columbia Zoning Communion North Eaton Zoning Commission North Ridgeville Kiwanis Club Bess and Andy’s Grafton Trinity Lutheran Ladies Ald Church Birmingham Methodist Church LBS Congregational Church William Kearney Lear Nagle Carlisle West Ridge Mary Mason West Ridge Rd Ranger Band Club Eaton Grange Grange Hall Lagrange Avallary Sylvia Bell Harmon Ct Fnday Spencer Black River Board of Educaton Spencer Methodist Wscs Kiwanis

I Remember Mama at Huron Playhouse Strawhatters

The full length production I Remember Mama staged by Huron Playhouse Strawhatters opens at State St theater tonight. Danish born Chris Hanson leads a Norwegian accent cast in this San Francisco immigrant life tale circa 1900 with Katrinea sisters Natalee Hollister and Margaret Ann Riggle and performers Jann Graham Tom Gressler and Carole Ann Williams. The show runs through Saturday with Larry Grisward directing.

Huron Huron Playhouse State St Est Chris Hanson Sandusky Pnor San Francisco Hanson Denmark John van Druten Karine Hanson Jann Graham Mama Carole Ann Williams Papa Tom Gressler Katrinea Natalee Hollister Margaret Ann Riggle Nels Steve Sasala Tina Sigrid Jenny Celeste Ramey Judy Jett Jill Murphy Kathryn Forbes Dagmar Trina Larry Grisward

Kiwanian to talk on Williamsburg works for club event

East Elyna Kiwanis Club hears member Andrew Allan discuss Colonial Williamsburg at Thursday meeting 6 30 pm at Holly Hall A picnic at Robert M Schroeder 122 Carol Lane on Aug 22 and a chicken barbecue at Ebhe Wind residence Columbia Act Aug 29 The Ohio District Convention runs Sept 29 Oct 2 in Cincinnati

East Elyna Kiwanis Club Andrew Allan Willamsburg Holly Hall Robert M Schroeder Carol Lane Ebhe Wind Columbia Act Ohio Cincinnati

Rail union meets with Wirtz amid rail dispute

Washington United Press International report says the 158 general chairmen of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen met in Washington to hear Labor Secretary Wirtz outline talks but no proposal or clear path to end the four year old rail labor stalemate was offered. Progress described as minimal with new negotiation avenues explored and a August 29 deadline looming on work rule changes.

Washington UPI The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen W Willard Wirtz Wirtz Labor Department Fremen House Senate Commerce Kennnedy Interstate Commerce Commisssion

AFL-CIO compromise on rights march faces split

The AFL-CIO debated a 14 member compromise backing the March on Washington while avoiding full endorsement. Widespread dissent among leaders and unions split over support, with fears the mass rally could hinder civil rights legislation and provoke violence during the Washington event.

Afl-Cio William J. Eaton Unity House UPD Federaton Washington Tion Ldit Asteteriticee Ienbon Kennedy

Meredith charges politics in Mississippis desegregation row

Gov Barnett moves to block James Merediths University of Mississippi graduation claiming Meredith violated a public statement directive. Meredith, 30, faces diploma suspension as an investigation considers alleged anti desegregation remarks to reporters.

Barnett Meredith John D Willams

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