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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1968

Page

5

Landscaping approved by Spencer Township trustees

Spencer Township trustees approved landscaping the J B Firestone family burial plot in Spencer cemetery at a Thursday meeting. The plan aligns with surrounding veterans’ monument grounds. The American Legion Auxiliary No 608 was granted use of the kitchen and part of the meeting room in town hall for spring homecoming festivities. Trustees set a Wednesday meeting at 8 p.m. at Lynn Hendricks’s home, who is convalescing with a broken leg.

Spencer Cemetery Veterans Monument American Legion Auxiliary No. 608 Town Hall Legion Lynn Hendricks

Spencer gas rates to drop after winter fuel use reached

Wellington area council heard from Spencer Ray Spirek of Columbia Gas Co that weather bureau projections show 70 percent of the heating season elapsed and spring nears. Effective March 1 gas costs to consumers fall about three cents under the ordinance rate, a 1.54 cent per 1000 cubic feet reduction. The meeting also noted January rains caused basement floods with repairs planned where needed on storm sections and railroad lines were asked to fix crossings on North Main Street.

Spencer Ray Spirek Wellington Columbia Gas Co Ohio Aid Company Spirek Norfolk & Western Akron Canton Youngstown North East Main Donald Browse North Main Street

Water plant rewiring underway with state funds approval

SPENCER The Board of Public Affairs will hire an electrical engineer to draft rewiring plans for the water plant. The Village Council granted EPA permission to employ the engineer for the project with part of costs paid by the J B Firestone Civic Trust fund. After plans are finished bids will be invited. The state flower of Michigan is the apple blossom.

Sunderland man calls off wedding over locomotive

STAN KIPLING, a 62-year-old Sunderland miner, cancelled his planned March wedding to JANET PARKIN rather than move his model locomotive from the bridal chamber. He said the engine is his only hobby and he wants to keep tinkering. The bride-to-be collapsed upon learning the wedding was off and protested she would not be sidelined by a locomotive.

Stan Kipling Sunderland England Miner Janet Parkin Kipling

Olivier has successful appendix operation in London

Sir Laurence Olivier underwent an emergency appendix operation in London after a dash from Edinburgh. The surgeon said no trace of the cancer like ailment troubled him for a year. Boris Karloff to return home tomorrow and resume work by Tuesday after bronchitis. Princess Irene of Greece to perform piano in Cincinnati with the Symphony April 11 and 12. Max Rudolph notes she is an accomplished pianist.

Sir Laurence Olivier Edinburgh Scotland London Sir Laurence Boris Karloff Dorothy Karloff Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Irene Greece Orchestra Max Rudolph Constantine

Columbia Middle School drainage easement approved

The Columbia Board of Education accepted a township easement allowing a large main drain to pass beneath the cemetery driveway for the new West River Road middle school. State Health Department preliminarily approved the terminal point. final approvals expected soon. C W Barres Plumbing bid $7,500 for the work and two construction plan change orders were approved.

Columbia Columbia Middle School West River Road Columbia Board of Education State Health Department C.W. Barres Plumbing Elyria Donald Hagen

Editor criticizes coverage of civil rights issues

Ohio editor James Fain of the Dayton Daily News told the Georgia Press Institute that critics misread press mistakes. He urged inspecting speakers credentials, questioning sources, and warned against relying on official reports for communist activity. He urged deeper reporting and warned publishers about cost and objectivity.

Athens, Ga UPI Ohio James Fain Dayton Daily News Dayton Georgia Press Institute Fain

Doors installed to expand library room use for savings

Hagen announced that new doors in the library will make rooms more versatile and save 225 dollars. A second change order adds terrazzo floors in corridors and floor and curbing in restrooms at a cost of 7400 dollars. With a projected 30 to 40 year life, Yates Construction of Elyria will perform the work, expected to pay back in maintenance savings.

Hagen Elyria

Two seniors at Steele High score perfect tests in math and chemistry

Marion L. Steele High School records a first with two seniors achieving top test scores. Don Stuber earned perfect 90s in math and chemistry on college entrance board achievement tests. Jack Goodell also scored 90 in math on the same tests taken alongside the Scholastic Aptitude Test. Principal Vernon Nicholas notes participation was voluntary in math English and chemistry and confirms the testing context. North Carolina leads tobacco production nationwide.

Amherst Marion L. Steele High School Don Stuber Leon Stuber Orchard Hill Drive Jack Goodell Lewis Goodell Foster Park Road Vernon Nicholas

Village awards dump truck bid to Ford with $4400 bid

Spencer Armee org submitted the low bid for a 1968 Ford F-600 dump truck chassis and body at 4400 dollars. Four bids were close on the tow and a half truck for village maintenance and snow plowing, with 375 dollars separating the top bids. Delivery is expected in about 60 days, per sales rep Joseph Miler.

Orn Tem Coraas Ford Lodi Vilage Council Cordas Joseph Miler

Lorain Lorain area marriage licenses filed

Marriage licenses list several couples from Lorain and nearby areas. Saul Maldonado 17 of 405 East 23rd Street and Shirley Brewer 16 of 2321 Westview Court. Raymond Witt 28 of Erie Road Vermilion and Ann Yurovich 19 of 4365 East Liberty Street Brownhelm. Robert Allen 25 of 311 Center Road Avon Lake and Janet Graves 23 of 17 Beck Road Avon Lake. William Phillips Jr 18 of 346 16th Street and Toni Inge 18 of 641 West River Street South Amherst. James Wilhelm 26 Clyde and Mary Hall 18 of 112 Maroy Drive South Amherst.

Saul Maldonado East 23Rd St Lorain Shirley J. Brewer Westview Ct Raymond G. Witt Erie Road Vermilion, Barber Ann K. Yurovich

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