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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1959
Page
10
The Update is a three bedroom home featuring a patio breezeway and extra room. It emphasizes modern styling and versatile living spaces with a rear dining option, a lighted study area, and a near glass wall facing the patio. It offers 1,324 square feet of living space and 26,348 cubic feet of volume with flexible room use.
Local listings show a busy slate of meetings across Columbia Ridgeville Grafton Wakeman and South Amherst. Township trustees Kiwanis PTA and youth groups gather in town halls churches and schools while the New London school board and village council discuss education and community plans.
Oberlin hosts a weekend of musical events starting 8 p.m. with the annual Community String Festival in Fi Chapel featuring the Oberlin high school girls chorus and choir. A 4 p.m. cent chamber music concert is set for Warner Hall followed by lectures, recitals, and campus performances including violin and piano programs, a fencing match, and a swimming meet at Crane Pool.
Oberlin hosts the Audubon Screen Tour featuring The Lord of Early Autumn a color wildlife film by Cleveland Grant showing Jan 15 at 7 30 pm in Hall Auditorium. Grant a 1925 Oberlin graduate and prolific wildlife filmmaker has lectured to about two million people across North America and filmed species from the Canadian Rockies to Alaska.
Oberlin Ki Audubon Screen Tours club will present Plans for 59 at the regular meet at the Oberlin Inn Monday night. The board this week set plans to begin immediate nature and outdoors programs. Admission at the door is 85c for adults 50c for students and 25c for children under jurn 1958. Mel Terns will chair the Christmas project next year.
A 1959 outlook predicts total construction spending reaching 50 billion dollars, with public housing rising 3.1 percent to 835 million and school construction up three percent. Nonfarm housing starts exceed 1.1 million, while industrial building declines from 2.4 to 2.1 billion, and office and store construction show modest changes.
Mothers from Sullivan Spencer and Homerville schools in the Black River Band Boosters meet at Sullivan School Monday. December weather canceled a meeting. Larry Warnes will speak at parent and son banquet on January 21 at Sullivan School. Ongoing events include Welcome Wagon and art class details. Interested persons may contact Mrs. Melvin Martens.
Oberlin officials Sheriff Vernon Smith and Deputy Michael Ondreyko will speak at a breakfast at Sacred Heart Church hall on West Lorain Street, to follow the 8 a.m. Mass tomorrow.
Clarence O. West of Oberlin filed in Ashland Common Pleas to reclaim title to 4435 acres in Sullivan Township Ashland County. He accuses buyers Lloyd M. and Gaynell C. Guilett of voiding a written agreement by missing scheduled monthly payments of 85 dollars in December 1958 and January 1959 and failing to pay a 46.33 dollar insurance premium due December 31.
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