Toledo memorial park named for William Levis
The Charities Foundation of Toledo announced a $200000 gift to establish a downtown park in honor of William Levis former Owens-Illinois Glass Co. board chairman who died last winter.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1963
Page
6
The Charities Foundation of Toledo announced a $200000 gift to establish a downtown park in honor of William Levis former Owens-Illinois Glass Co. board chairman who died last winter.
Hollywood actor Edd Byrnes leaves the role of Kookie on 77 Sunset Strip after five years and becomes a freelance performer. He describes the shift from teen idol to independent star, facing costs for press and fan mail, while eyeing movie work and occasional TV guest spots.
In London two top stately homes figures, Duke of Bedford of Woburn Abbey and Lord Montagu of Beaulieu, merge forces to cut costs and boost sales. They will offer culture coupons, cross sell Beaulieu and Woburn tickets, and bulk buy souvenirs aiming at a combined annual turnover around 55 000 pounds while expanding guest amenities.
Mrs. William C. Anderson of Oberlin College Conservatory gives a senior piano recital in Warner Concert Hall tomorrow at 1 pm. The free program features Scarlatti, Mendelssohn, Schumann, Debussy, Prokofiev, and Copland pieces. Anderson, Class of 1963, previously studied at the University of Miami and is from Oklahoma City.
Washington reports that Central American countries and Panama show the fastest growing populations in the world. At current rates, their populations are projected to double by 1983.
A Boston and Maine Railroad train hosts a longtime card game described as a commuters' pastime. The informal session has reportedly continued for many decades, drawing local players aboard transit cars.
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