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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1959
Page
17
Northern Ohio Telephone Co. reported five month net income of 792 948 dollars, up from 467 566 last year. Operating revenues reached 4 279 775 dollars, taxes 1 219 187, earnings 1.26 per share on 526 736 shares, as the company serves 18 Ohio counties with 110 523 telephones in service on June 1.
The North Ridgeville and Columbia Girl Scouts plan a joint Day Camp on Foney Road Columbia starting July 17. The program runs Tuesday through Friday 9 30 am to 3 pm with 110 girls registered. Camp director is Mrs James Leffler with site chairs Mrs Harold Rabung and Mrs Russell Page.
Mrs Rose Rolling was special prize winner at a St Josephs St Elizabeth Guild meeting held at Mrs Eugene Socha home Rosecliff Drive Others receiving prizes were Mrs Margaret Draves Mrs Wal ter Wagner Mrs Stanley Duskey and Mrs Holling The next meeting is set for July 16 at Mrs Robert Wehlever home
A pamphlet describes Alcoholics Anonymous as a fellowship of men and women sharing experience strength and hope to stay sober and help others recover from alcoholism. The only requirement is an honest desire to stop drinking. It notes AA has no fees or sectarian ties and does not engage in controversy. Box 321 Elyria Ohio
Firelands greetings scrolls prepared by Milan leaders will be delivered to Connecticut mayors next week marking the 150th anniversary of the Firelands. The events centerpiece is a 300 person pageant on a 300 foot stage with parades and ceremonies in Norwalk Greenwich New Haven and other towns.
Amherst A L all star team chosen by six managers for an exhibition game tomorrow at Powersfield 4 pm. Opposition from Steelworkers Local 1104 Lorain. managers Howard Higgins Bob Lauer Jim McCann. Players include Schumacher Stiwald Thompson Indians Ry an Wohlever Bodkins Yankees Clotz Temple Raynes White Sox Loutzenhiser Paul Orioles Kelleher Nichols Tigers Swantuck Krohe Red Sox.
A public hearing is scheduled at the Colunbia A fire station this Sunday with 7 events listed for the day, outlining civic agenda for residents.
Local groups schedule events and meetings including a VFW fish fry in Valley City, a grange card party in North Ridgeville, Brotherhood at Zion Church, and township and city council gatherings in New London and surrounding areas. Other entries cover church boards, auxiliary meetings, and youth center activities.
Rev Ralph Chapman of the First Congregational Church said new officers will be installed during 11 a.m. worship Sunday at the church. Holy Communion will also be held Sunday.
John Barlow, 1 year old, son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Barlow RD 2 Oberlin, fell from bed at 2 45 pm yesterday and broke his right arm.
Oberlin police report a 15 year old boy confessed to molesting three girls between June 18 and 2. He was picked up Wednesday and turned over to juvenile authorities.
Delegates at the Evang elical and Reformed Church general synod split on methods to raise 2 million dollars for seminaries during the 1959 61 biennium and on including church hospital nursing schools in the education commission program. A July 13 planning meeting in St Louis was set to discuss the campaign with Rev James E B Wagner stating costs would be far below 25 cents per dollar raised. The synod will wind up with a worship service and officer installation on Saturday before many attend the United Church of Christ meeting starting tomorrow seeking faith statements and a new constitution.
Avon Lake village Boy Scouts, Troop 300, received 32 awards at a council court in the Lutheran Church. Recipients included Mike De Capita Jim Keltner Richard Musenmayer and others earning second class pins star scout pins basic patches and various merit badges. Scout oath was recited by Neal Kerr Jim Bruhl William Morris and James Reinker.
Amherst report notes Carl Wilms of North Ridge Road is appointed chair of Lions Club committee for the fourth annual horse show at Memorial Field on August 1, closing Frontier Week. He joins nine other committees under new president Clifford Eliott, with Wool groups and names listed for by laws, finance, attendance, publicity, program, sight conservation and civic improvement.
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