Chronicle Telegram item from Elyria Ohio January 11 1963
Fragmentary newspaper note from Elyria Chronicle Telegram dated Friday January 11 1963. Content readable portions indicate a local news entry but specifics are unclear in the OCR snippet.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1963
Page
12
Fragmentary newspaper note from Elyria Chronicle Telegram dated Friday January 11 1963. Content readable portions indicate a local news entry but specifics are unclear in the OCR snippet.
Americans spend roughly 15 percent of their food dollars on dairy products yet receive about 33 percent of total food value from dairy.
Amherst residents react to the parking ticket increase from 5 cents to 30 cents and then to 1 dollar, approved at the last 1962 council session. Merchants fear higher costs will affect downtown business while some foresee no clear impact. Local store owners and residents comment on how meters are policed and the shift in revenue expectations.
Mrs. Howard Breeger was installed as president of the Amherst Democratic Women's Club at ceremonies Tuesday evening in the Lorain County Savings and Trust Bank community room. Other officers named included Mrs. Merrill Walker as vice president and Mrs. Joseph Franta as treasurer. A dessert course followed with prizes awarded to Mrs. Dostal and Mrs. George Fuhrman. The group will meet February 12 at 8 p.m. in the community room with a program led by Mrs. Howard Looks and Mrs. Ray Haas.
Henrietta water survey forms will be filled out by each Farm Bureau Council 4B family and sent to the Wooster agriculture experiment station. Reports of the correlating meeting were given by Lewis and Man Ladrach.
SOUTH AMHERST Mrs. T. J. Jan Hassell district director of the North Central District spoke to the local PTA executive board on Wednesday night before the Feb 10 regular meeting. She described policy and operation of the PTA and a Greece Greece study course for three one hour sessions. The state PTA offers 3210 teacher education scholarships with 15 new and one renewal available.
Amherst speaker Frank Vydra of Da Lile Screen Co will lecture on movie and slide screens Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Lorain County Bank auditorium. Sandstone Camera Club sponsors event open to all Lorain County camera clubs with no admission fee. Publicity chair Harry Brecha notes the third annual Color Slide Show is set for March 28 at 8 p.m. at Powers School, with Al Anderson as general chairman and a team handling program, arrangements, reception, and slide selection.
In Amherst, Cub Scout Pack 494's charter will be presented to Mrs. Frank Borman, president of the Amherst Elementary Parent Teacher Association, at Powers School Monday night. The event, sponsored by the PTA, includes a Christmas musical by the fifth grade ensemble due to last month's bad weather. Five groups will join a workshop on school masters, each with a recorder and a chairman, and each chairman will give a summation.
Amherst Junior Women's Club induction set for January 21 at 6 40 p.m. Founders Day dinner to be at Wishbone Restaurant Rt 20 near Oberlin with speaker Mrs Joseph Fracer district five director. In Monday session Mrs Husar hosted meeting where Karla Smith spoke on American Field Service and the group voted to donate to AFS and buy playground equipment for Maude Neiding Park.
March director George Steinemann of Sandusky Erie County will head the 25th Anniversary March of Dimes campaign in Erie County. He will supervise hundreds of volunteers during January for the Give for the Life of a Child appeal supporting birth defects arthritis and polio efforts.
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