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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1956
Page
5
The area unveils three stocked ponds and a new open house for a recreation center. Edward Scott leads a members plan with a 30 by 30 field house and a 2 by 120 clubhouse. Facilities include archery range, swimming pools, playgrounds, and floodlit ponds.
Avon reports final drive to raise funds for Town Hall repairs converting it into a branch library. A white elephant sale is set for September with donations and bake sales from the Friends organizations to reach the $2300 goal. lawn card party and church society events also planned.
Robert Dill son of Mr and Mrs R Dill of 2322 Columbus Ave Sandusky has been named the outstanding undergraduate history student in the nation by Phi Alpha Theta. He graduates from Kent State University this month and receives a $225 undergraduate award from the society. He was also named a Woodrow Wilson Fellow among 150 top undergraduates and will study at the University of Michigan next year.
Two new recruits bring the 112th Engineers Combat Battalion to 55 strong. Harry L. Howell and Harland R. Delmore enlist, with former member Bobby L. Fortune transferred back to the local company. A new 11 ton caterpillar bulldozer joins the unit as drill set for June 23-24 at Boston Hills.
New Vermilion VFW Auxiliary installation set for Sunday at 4 pm in the American Legion home. Mrs Irene Huey president of the Ohio auxiliary will conduct the installation with Mrs Helen Perkins district president in attendance.
The Administrative Board of Appeals met in special session to uphold two requests to waive sideyard setbacks for properties on Belmar Blvd. Edward Mitchell sought 10 foot sideyard relief for 158 Belmar Blvd, with J M Rosso opposing the north setback. Councilman Edward Drury and Councilman James McCullough voted, McCullough dissenting on both cases.
AWON Lans Dome president of Eneview Parent Teacher Association reveals the executive slate for the term. Key posts go to Mrs J M Rosso health Mrs A R McCann hospitality Mrs Robert Galbreath legislation, Mrs Owen Kane parent liaison, Mrs R P Mitchell program, Mrs Kate Canfield publicity, Mrs Paul Holliger reception, and Miss Thomas Cook treasurer. tentative carnival plans to be announced later.
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