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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1963
Page
6
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports on local events and society notes from January 1 1963. Items include brief updates on community activities, upcoming events, and notable residents with a focus on local happenings in Elyria and surrounding areas.
Lorain theater resumes after icy snowfall delay with Humperdinck opera Hansel and Gretel presented at Johnson Hall. Harriet Michaels leads as the Witch, Jennie Bennett Hansel, Betty Morey Gretel, Lisa Palchans mother, Tom Gallagher as father, with Rosemary Selegue and Fannie Moore as Dew Fairy and Sandman. Teens from Hawthorne School provide gingerbread children. Geraldine Rogers and Alice McClurkin accompany.
The Black Whip stars Hugh Marlowe and Coleen Gray in a classic Western adventure. The film features frontier justice, horse chases, and shootouts as it follows a man on a dangerous mission.
Norwalk area dog tag sales close January 19 per County Auditor Bernard F. Kean. Tags available at the county auditor office and registrars in all communities. registration may be mailed. Over 16 years registrations rose yearly by about 185 dogs. last year 7,732 tags issued including 176 kennel licenses. Auditor notes this year’s registration to date exceeds prior records and aims to avoid last year’s final day rush.
The Early Show schedule lists Jorgenson Wea Fuldheim Huntley Brinkley as part of the television programs lineup for field weather coverage.
Channel 3 lineup lists Shari Lewis at 10:00, King Leonardo and Lippy Lion at 10:30 and 10:45, Learn to Draw at 2:00, Room for Daddy with Bugs Bunny at 12:30, Exploring and Supercar at 1:00. Schedule fragment lacks complete entries.
Regional wage stabilization board actions show six plants gaining wage increases. The General Pattern Co and Colson Corp payroll items appear, with a two to one vote by county commissioners approving $1,412,612 for the year.
Erie County Commissioners received four bids for boiler insurance covering county buildings and jail. Pascoe Insurance Agency of Sandusky offered 3860.02, second lowest from Berlin Heights agency at 1,025.26, with Seitz Insurance and Muller Beare Agency providing 1,433.70 and 1,152.52 respectively. The policy caps were 500000 per accident and 1000000 per accident at various county facilities. Bids were accepted for a three year term by the county board for study.
Jack Paar hosts a color broadcast with Betty Johnson, Leonard, and card expert John Scarne. Jimmy Dear, Harold, and Mitch Miller guests illuminate the lineup on channels 3, 5, and 8 with performances, skits, and musical numbers from The Tonight Show and related programs.
Fragmentary tabloid style birthday column urges Pisces to channel creativity into education and work, warns against confusing fantasy with reality, and advises careful mate selection. Mentions notable figures Hank Greenberg George Cur tion Bayard Taylor Alexander Hamilton. Provides zodiac snippets for many signs with stray OCR errors.
SANDUSKY Wallace Bright Erie County Humane agent appeared before county commissioners yesterday to ask about housing homeless dogs after a Christmas Eve fire destroyed the Exe County Home barn on South Columbus Ave. Dogs will be kept temporarily at Albert Lowry’s premises near Berlin Heights while the board considers a new kennel.
Norwalk youths James Rothe J and Carol Amato won the Youth Leadership Contest at Norwalk Elks Lodge this week. Each will receive $25 bonds and are entered in the state contest for an additional $100 for the two winners. Two national winners will share a $1,000 bond. Local committee members are Walter Hite Dr Cloyd Dawley and James Resso, high school principal.
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