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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1965
Page
2
A 33 year old Oberlin man Wille L Wynon of Grafton Street pleaded innocent in Elyria Municipal Court and waived preliminary hearing on a breaking and entering charge. Bond set at 5000. He is jailed on the charge tied to the A and P store at 1885 Lake Avenue found hiding behind boxes. nothing taken.
Mayor Jack Walker presided as South Amherst council members Earl Bauer Martin Mathes Richard Zukowski and Lowell Swinehart took their oaths to begin four year terms with Alien Thompson reelected as village clerk for two years and Helen Alsop as treasurer also reelected. Mayor Walker begins fifth term while Virgil Miller and John Lence have non expiring terms and Larry Keeble will leave after twelve years.
Two probationary officers, Russel B. Roig Jr. and James Reazer, were approved by the council to become regular patrolmen, increasing the department to four part time officers. Mayor Jack Walker also accepted appointments for other department heads and staff.
Mayor Jack Walker announced appointments at the village council meeting. Martin Mathes is named council president starting January 1966, succeeding Larry Kneble after reelection. The utilities committee retains Virgil Miller as chair with John Lence Richard Zukowski and Mathes assisting.
Firelands Local School District board approved preliminaries for a cultural deprived initiative for ages 5 to 17, aiming to use about 25,000 dollars in federal aid for language aids and related equipment with no local tax cost. The plan targets elementary language instruction and may start in the second semester pending detailed specifications.
Gary Parker aged four died Monday in a suburban Cleveland fire while his mother carried two younger children to safety. He was found in an upstairs bedroom overcome by smoke after his mother led the others from the basement where the children reportedly were playing and cried they could not extinguish the blaze.
An entry from the Book of Knowledge notes Yellowstone National Park as home to the largest buffalo herd in the United States. The claim highlights the park's role in sustaining bison populations and underscores the species' national significance.
Lorain Board of Education awarded contracts totaling 748704 for Lincoln Elementary School. Plumb Construction Co. of Amherst won the general contract at 606000, A Nabakowski Co. won heating at 89160, Dick West Plumbing and Heating Inc. 565100, Durfee Electric Co. 65993, Republic Steel Corp. 5811 for lockers and shelving, Griffitb Blacktop Inc. won site clearance at 11800. Construction to begin within two months.
Wakeman Township Trustees reported last night that Fitchville River Rd from St Re 20 north to Ogen Re has been surveyed and road limits set. Brush will be cleared at the corner of Ogan and Fitchville River Rd. Canfield Cemetery on Fitchville River Rd is to be surveyed with boundaries marked and a sign posted at the drive. Ice control measures placed on hill, roads scraped and roadsides cleared for brush control.
A York Pennsylvania inventor announces a perfected tiny transistor hearing aid after over ten years of effort. The device is marketed to hard of hearing individuals and even pets, with contact through P O Box 1581 in York.
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