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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1958
Page
4
Weiss College in Aurora New York aims for a five million dollar goal for its 100th anniversary in 1968. President Louis J. Long said part of the campaign will establish a two and a half million dollar endowment fund.
South Amherst program closed with carols and readings from Christ in Scripture and Song. The PTA meeting drew many parents and friends despite zero weather. Francis McDonis read parts, Jim Lane led choir, and a panel was planned for January on collaborative action. The group supported repeal of the Scooter Law affecting teen driving and voted to hold a dinner for the American Legion District Convention.
Sheffield Lake Kiwanis held an installation banquet with Dr Earl Henderson LTG of the 13th Kiwanis District and Mrs Henderson as guests from New London. Officers installed were strong president Foster Arm and vice president Fred Kistner with Carl Lattig and James Byrne among new directors. Bell and Santa Claus attended. retiring president Lou Carek received slides from Kiwanis picnic and others were awarded desk sets for bringing new members.
The Jay Dees Juniors held a meeting at the Village Hall where a Christmas tree will be placed on the grounds of the hall. The council discussed codified village ice and the use of a new 4 by 12 foot shelter at Lincoln Park for skating season operations. Rev. Thomas Cantor will speak at the December 17 gathering after attending United Nations sessions as a Northeast Ohio Methodist representative.
Havana reports the Senate approved President Fulgencio Batista's request for emergency powers by 28 to 8, paving the way for total control over business labor tourism communications and the armed forces. The move is tied to reported rebel sabotage threats against the sugar crop.
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