Ridgeville Youth Lands Supporting Role in Auntie Mame
North Ridgeville teen Eric Johnston 17 son of Mr and Mrs Robert Johnston 7059 Case Rd wins a supporting part in Berea Summer Theater production Auntie Mame He is a 1930 Ridgeville High School graduate and will enter Ohio University this fall to study speech in the College of Fine Arts The show runs July 7 8 9 14 15 and 16.
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North Ridgeville
Eric Johnston
Berea
Johnston
Robert Johnston
Case Rd
Ridgeville High School
Ohio University
College of Fine Arts
Women's Club Drawing Set For July
Wellington notes the Women's Benefit Association will hold the club drawing next Friday. The day followed a Wednesday meeting with a dinner a business session and a social time.
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Wellington
Women's Benefit Association
Aj Deepiryer
Swim in Your Own Backyard Vinyl Pool Promise
Ad touts an affordable below-ground vinyl liner pool with shallow and deep sections. Claims low installation and production costs, no maintenance costs, and rapid payback within one summer. Emphasizes home recreation savings and backyard installation.
Two Oberlin Educators Win Grants From NSF and Sigma Xi
The National Science Foundation and the Sigma Xi Society awarded research grants to Oberlin College scientists Kathryn H. Clisby and Edward J. Kormandy. Clisby received 3360 dollars from NSF and 400 from Sigma Xi for pollen climate studies in the Pleistocene and Pliocene eras, and a 22,400 NSF grant completed in 1938 for her work in San Augustin Plains New Mexico. Clisby also studies pollen related to ancient climates 600,000 years ago. Kormandy obtained 350 dollars from Sigma Xi for ecological succession of aquatic arthropods in sand spit pools with emphasis on insects to be studied this summer at Erie Pennsylvania.
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Oberlin
Society of the Sigma Xi
National Science Foundation
Oberlin College
Kathryn H. Clis
Edward J. Kormorndy
Erie
Ill
Local man arraigned on felonious assault charge in 10-year-old case
Julian E. Neal, 33, of Amherst Township, pleaded innocent to felonious assault of a 10-year-old girl after being arraigned in Municipal Court. He waived preliminary hearing and was held to the grand jury on a $2,500 bond. The alleged offense reportedly occurred Saturday with the girl examined at Amherst Hospital. The report notes sheriff deputies investigated following the hospital visit.
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Oberlin
Julian E. Neal
Gifford
Neal
Amherst Hospital
Theheriff Department
Eddie Dotson
Amherst Township
Falmore C. Bartlett
First St
Huron
Geraldine MacDonald
Cedar St
Ari Richard N. Hergina
R.D
Chronicle Telegram brief items from Elyria June 4 1965
Local page notes city happenings in Elyria Ohio with brief items and notices. Includes community events and short reports from the Chronicle Telegram dated Friday June 4 1965.
Suburban Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Events
Sheffield Lake Garden Club meets 8 p m in village hall Carlisle Grange open meeting with a tureen supper at 7 30 p m and a record hop Penfield Little League hosts a smorgasbord 6 to 8 p m at Society Hall Grafton Gleaners picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Shephard 6 30 p m Sheffield Lions Club meet at Sheffield House Restaurant 1230 p m South Amherst Village Council 7 30 p m Columbia Republican Women meet with Mrs Roy Putt 10 a m Township trustees hold Wyles rezoning hearing at the fire station 8 p m Volunteer firemen practice at the fire station New London Rotary Club noon meeting at Methodist Church annex CLSC meets in library auditorium 8 p m American Legion meets at Legion home 8 p m Business and Professional Women meet at city hall club room 8 p m.
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Carlisle-Carlisle Grange
Penfield
Little League
Society Hall
Grafton —Gleaners
Carl Shephard
Sheffield
Sheffield Lions
Sheffield House
Amherst
Columbia— Republican Women's Club
Roy Putt
East River Rd
Columbia
Wyles
New London
Rotary Club
Methodist Church
CLSC
Library
American Legion
Legion
City Hall
North Eaton TOPS Dreamers To Attend Show
North Eaton TOPS club members discussed appearing on the IWEWSU TV show The 1 O Clock Club at Eaton Town Hall They chose Aug 3 and Aug 10 as preferred air dates final date to be set by the station The 14 members posted a 10 pound loss in the weekly weigh in A three way tie gave the week’s queen honors Florence Smith Ruth Nash and Alice Seitz each shed two and a half pounds The contest now features three leading members all remaining until a weight gain interrupts the run
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North Eaton
Iwewsu TV
Tops Dreamers
Eaton Town Hall
Florence Smith
Ruth Nash
Alice Seitz
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Ridgeville Youth
Kelly Bros
Warren Ave
Furia, Ohio
Elyria
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Olo
Fri
Sheffield Lake
Garden Club
Double
Amercan
Charlton
Americas
Chevrolet
ATIOM
Fisher
Chevy
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