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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1955
Page
6
Lorain officials report bids for four lots needed to complete the four classroom elementary school project. Two parcels have been acquired via purchase and condemnation, with drawings for the demolition ready. Bids will be advertised in August while the project proceeds. Walter A Pillans, board manager, noted celebration in Heathfield, England, marking rationing end.
Lorain hosts an afternoon and evening gospel program at Lakeview Park with the Toccoa Falls Bible Institute quartet touring the eastern and central states. The Youth For Christ rally opens at 2 pm followed by a 7 pm gospel program directed by Rev Klhnepeter featuring pianist Rey Jon Bichneperer. The quartet from Ivecca Ga includes Clarence Walker Garth lite Frank Schliete and Herman Meyer, with brass players among them.
In Lorain the body of 61 year old Anna Cvetovac was found yesterday in a parked car on New Hampshire Avenue. Police say death appears natural. coroner ruled it due to natural causes. Survived by husband John and two daughters, two sons, a sister, a brother, and 13 grandchildren. Funeral services were held this evening at Gluvna and Son Funeral Home with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
Lorain Board of Education votes to proceed with resurfacing the Lincoln School playground pending City Solicitor Edward J Conley’s review. Land ownership by the Adams board prompts questions on use of school funds for improvements and a city opinion is sought. The plan covers four inch water bound macadam over the play area across East 31st Street, with equipment including swings a slide jungle gym and a volleyball court.
Lorain Board of Education will consider the annual school budget for the next year at a public meeting on July 28. The plan includes a $906 instalment program for auto mobiles and the year to run from January 1 to December 31, 1956, affecting ten million persons paying in instalments.
Lorain interim numbers show 1955 operating funds estimated at 119,851,093 with six month receipts totaling 574,2451 and a year end balance of 945,410. The auditor Joseph Matock projects second half revenue at 61,419, seventeen. A major boost is expected from a bank deposit tax adding 113 go to revenue.
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