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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1963
Page
6
Public health warning notes New York City bans sale of radium dial pocket watches while wrist watches with radium dials remain allowed. Officials say pocket watches emit about 73 radon units per year, far above the safe level of half a unit, to protect against possible harm to reproductive glands. no actual cases yet reported.
A Chatham Township family of five Mr and Mrs Truman Anders and their three sons were left homeless when a fire destroyed their 75 year old two story farm home on County Road 45 north east of Chatham during Sunday noon services at Lodis Baptist Church. Firemen from Lodi arrived after a 6 mile trip and battled winds of 30 mph to prevent adjacent buildings from catching fire. The disease lost about 13000 in house and contents. The Red Cross appealed for clothing donations and the family planned to relocate to a furnished home offered by a neighbor.
In Norwalk on February 9 the Beta Sigma Phi Vierarts uarmons Ball raises funds for local charities. The four Newall chapters share proceeds with projects at the Community Center, Wright Home, Norwalk Public Library’s new children’s department, and the Huron County Council for Retarded Children plus the Firelands Museum. Mayor Lowri Frey will announce each chapter’s Girl of the Year. Kenny Brage’s orchestra provides music.
South Amherst officials debated whether Councilman James Nicol may work for Makinski Brothers Garage while in office. Village Solicitor Glavas said only Probate Court can decide such employment. Mayor Walker urged handling complaints carefully as four council members denied hearing issues. A mutual fire protection agreement with Helm Township was approved without dissent.
The Erie County Breeders Association holds its annual meeting tomorrow at 1:30 a.m. at Bloomingville Orange Hall on Mason Road. A director will be elected to the Northern Ohio Breeders Association Board and delegates chosen for the association’s annual meeting. Bryce Welker will speak on The Cow is Your Future. Extension Dairy Committee members will also be elected, with free pancakes and sausage served. Floren James, Erie County agricultural agent, says attendees.
Ohio Department of Welfare reports November relief figures with 3,692 local recipients in Le Rain County. Aged, ADC, blind and disabled benefits distributed. statewide totals include 84,030 old age pensions, 14,211 ADC, 3,410 blind, 16,450 disabled. Erie and Huron counties show varied aid distributions.
Radio Free Europe broadcasts expose Communist lies to millions behind the Iron Curtain. With 28 transmitters, up to 18 hours daily, RFE maps the region’s resistance and urges private American donations to strengthen the Cold War beacon.
Erie County commissioners heard Lincolnshire subdivision owners complain of snow removal and road maintenance shortfalls in Perkins Township south of Sandusky. County engineer Bechberger said roads are substandard and not yet county accepted, leaving them private property until standards are met. planning officials expect new subdivision rules within a month and require performance bonds for construction. Owners may petition for road work or pursue civil action.
Clearview High Band Boosters named students for the All Star Band including Tim Schremp Tom Montagnese Les Batley Karen Schroeder Joyce Harding Linda Bonsor Carol Buckholz Edna Nelson Jim Filbert John Dellman Ron Dziak Linda De Leonardis Janice Hansen Earl Burkey Marty Sebethauer and Judy Baird. The All Star Band will perform February 10 at Avon Lake High School with the clarinet choir slated for the band boosters meeting February 20 at the school.
Norwalk property owners with buildings destroyed by fire windstorm or demolition due to obsolescence must notify the county auditor. Buildings destroyed by July 1 are deductible from that year’s valuation. New buildings and improvements must be reported within 60 days after construction begins and at completion. A 50 percent penalty applies for failure to report. The warnings accompany the Huron County reappraisal amid widespread removals and unfinished construction without permits.
The Avon Research Club will hold its Sweetheart Tea on Friday at 1 pm at Mrs. Roland Lindsey's residence 2904 Stoney Ridge Rd. The program titled The Other Side of the Coin by Mrs. Iale Thgems covers a September trip to Berlin.
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