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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1966
Page
7
The St Louis Board of Aldermen consider a plan to rename DeBaliviere Avenue, a nightlife strip, in honor of the late poet T S Eliot, a St Louis native. The bill was received Friday as debate on image improvement for the area continues.
The Oberlin city council, just one month in office, launches two major moves: zoning law revision and petitions for storm sewer and paving on Lincoln Street. Council members Long, Johnson, Twyman and Ginyard push for expenditures and annexed projects while facing assessment hurdles, with public relations and politics riding alongside progress.
About 125 city officials firefighters and friends attend a testimonial dinner for former Fire Chief Alfred Nickley at 6 30 p m Sunday February 6 at the Slovak Home 29th Street and Broad Nickley joined the department in 1939 became chief in 1957 and retired November 1.
Mrs. Ray Hildebrandt, president, announced two commit tee chairmen for 1966. Mrs. Bernard Schuster serves as historian and Mrs. Harold Bruce Jr. as sunshine for the Carlisle Fire men's Ladies Auxiliary. Mrs. George Fager will chair the annual card party on April 17 at the fire station.
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share experience strength and hope to solve common problems and help others recover from alcoholism. Membership requires a desire to stop drinking. AA has no fees or affiliations and aims to stay sober and help others. Box 592 Elyria Ohio.
The Lorain County Medical Society donated Today's Health Guide to the Elyria Public Library. The 640 page manual covers first aid family health alcoholism smoking mental illness elder care foods nutrition arthritis and related topics for American households.
Frances Humphrey Howard sister of Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will speak on Latin America affairs at Antioch College Tuesday. The Chronicle Telegram notes this appearance as part of a Latin affairs talk set in Yellow Springs, Ohio.
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