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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1959

Page

9

Lorain History Pageant Celebrates 125 Years

About 2 000 to 3 000 residents filled George Daniel Field for Lorain 125th anniversary events. The pageant showcased 800 locals, tracing Lorain from Jesuit priest arrival to modern times, including the 1924 tornado and ship Our Son. Julie Ann Dabrowski crowned Miss Lorain Anniversary with Bermuda trip and crown. Sheriff Vernon Smith joked his date was the best. Proceeds fund a monument for Adm. Ernest J. King.

Lorain George Daniel Field Steel City Lo- Yan Washington Park Bessemer National Tube Co Julie Ann Dabrowski Cochise U.S A. D. Baumhart Jr E. J. Burger Ernest J. King Vernon Syath

Oberlin Council weighs golf club expansion plan

Oberlin City Council discussed a request from the Oberlin Golf Club for city cooperation to expand. President George Vaught proposed leasing reservoir land and NYC rail property for a new nine holes and a planned water supply from the reservoir, with council referring the matter to City Manager Richard Dunn for study.

Oberlin Ity Council Oberlin Golf Club George Vaught Norman Burke Pyle Amherst Rd New York Central Railroad Vaught Nyc Reservoir Richard Dunn

Markle Speaker At Rotary Club

Amherst Rotary Club luncheon featured Jim Markle speaking on the nation Rotary program. Attendees included Elyria Rotarians Martin Beck George Miraben Robert Ghiemacher and Lorain’s Al Burrows. Dick Krieg announced plans for next week’s program at Brady’s Restaurant in Lorain.

Amherst Amherst Rotary Club Jim Markle Nation Rotary Martin Beck George Miraben Robert Ghiemacher Elyria al Burrows Lorain Dick Krieg Brady's Loram

Suburban Calendar Notes Multiple Local Meetings

Various towns list meetings for public affairs water plant Sunday school board hospitals and clubs. Scheduled sessions include South Amherst Grafton Valley City North Ridgeville LaGrange and New London with dates and venues such as city halls churches and community halls.

SOUTH Grafton — Volunteer Fire Department North Eaton The Church of Christ Rose White North Durkee Rd Grafton Willow Park Lagrange Old Glory Grange South Amherst Tulk Field New London Wideawake Club Townline Club Country Club North Ridgeville Friendship Club Frank Blaser Valley City St. Martin's Altar Rosary Somety Wi Carisle LaParic Het Steve East Carislc Board of Public Affairs Town Hall Rose Grabenstetter Lamcheon Jime Barendt Strongsville

Firelands Fete Show Will Feature Atomic Bomb Display

Norwalk pag eant at the fairgrounds nightly Monday through Friday ends with a miniature atomic bomb explosion and a simulated satellite rocket as part of a 300-foot stage production. Fireworks include 60 aerial shells and 75 finale shells plus loud salutes and flag shells. Fazzeni Brothers of New Castile, Pa., supply the display with expert pyrotechnicians.

Norwalk Richard Coe Fazzoni Brothers New Castile

Building Fees Slashed By Council Action

Oberlin city council adopted a first reading amending the fee schedule to lower building permit costs. Commercial permits would be filed with the state, while permits for structures up to three family dwellings stay under city control.

Oberlin Ap Canis

4-H Club Plans Fair Exhibition

Pittsfield Minute Maids 4-H Club discussed junior fair plans at a Friday meeting in Pittsfield Town Hall. Fifteen members attended as Judy Foss and Cathy Diednick demonstrated sewing and Mary Ann Diedack showed salad making. Bennie Mull and Elaine Bartoto led Tecrealen Bes Connorth and Flaine Bartoto served refreshments. The club will meet again next Friday in the town hall.

Pittsfield Pittsfield Town Hall Judy Foss Cathy Diednick Cave Mary Ann Diedack Bennie Mull Elaine Bartoto Tecrealen Bes Connorth Flaine Bartoto Town Hall

Oberlin Council Forum Debates Downtown Zoning Plan

Oberlin council members debated revising the C-1 ordinance to curb downtown apartment use in the business district. Proponents say removing apartments during a gradual rebuilding could boost tax revenues and spur growth, while critics warn immediate burdens may hurt shoppers and traffic.

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Oberlin College publication wins bronze medal

Oberlin College’s 125th anniversary book won a bronze medal in a national competition by the American College Public Relations Association. Robert Williams accepted the award at the French Lick convention. The cloth bound volume includes keynote addresses, honorary degree citations, and campus images.

Oberlin Oberlin College American College Public Relations Association Robert Williams Association French Lick Ind Stevens Institute Hoboken N. J Board of William Rudge’s Sons New York City Earl Newson

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