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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1961

Page

5

Suburban Calendar of Evening Meetings Tonight and Tuesday

Local notices list various groups meeting in towns like Henrietta Birmingham Sheffield Lake New London Columbia Spencer Rochester North Ridgeville and Carlisle. Events include school boards fire departments veterans groups granges and civic clubs with start times around 6 30 to 8 p.m. transport and exact venues vary by location.

Henrietta City Hall Columbia Spencer Knights of Pythias Rochester Town Hall North Ridgeville The Grange New London Moose Lodge Moose Hall American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home RAM Masonic Hall Sheffield Lake Sheffield Lake Council

Jones Chapel To Host 3 Day Convention

The Cleveland District Sunday school and Allen Christian Endeavor hold a three day convention at Jones Chapel AME church starting tomorrow. Music opens the session, with Wednesday as youth night. Rt. Rev. E. Clifford Hatcher will preach Thursday, as Dr. J. Henry Mack presides and Dr. William H. Hodge assists. Local committees are led by Mrs. Booker Lewis and other named coordinators. Rev. C. S. Hinton is the pastor.

Cleveland District Allen Christian Endeavor Jones Chapel Ame E. Clifford Hatcher Third Episcopal District J. Henry Mack Cleveland William H. Hodge Youngstown

City Budget On Agenda Tonight

City Council will hold a committee of the whole meeting at 7 p.m. to review general fund budget requests for 1962 totaling 1,425,484 and overall requests of 3,056,450. The excess over 1901 appropriations amounts to about 250,000, with 150,000 in the general fund. The finance committee has approved the requests, awaiting full council approval before county auditor certification. The health and sanitation committee will also discuss purchasing or leasing Garden St land for a cone shaped burner on a 50 acre site slated for future disposal needs.

Elsworth Albert Counci

Hamilton Ave Street Picnic Welcomes 96 Attendees

The 18th annual Hamilton Ave street picnic drew 96 people from 27 Hamilton Ave families yesterday. The event featured a meal, a peanut scramble, and a pet parade with hamsters, dogs, turtles, and ducks. General chairmen were J. C. William Tattersall and spouses. other chairs included Charles Persons, Sheila Spike, Las Spike, Charles Hulman, and Fee tre naar.

Hamilton Ave J. C. Wiliam Tattersall Charles Persons Sheila Spike Las Spike Charles Hulman Fee Tre Naar Robert Ohlemacher Corres Omon Preston Murray de Ington Ave P. m

Elyria School Board Moves Up Meeting Time

The Elyria Board of Education shifts tonight's regular meeting earlier by thirty minutes to 7 PM in the administration building. Clerk-treasurer W. McFlellan notes a long heavy agenda prompting the change.

Elyria Elyria Board of Education W. ©. McfClellan

Firelands Scout Camp Out Drives Youth Insurance Push

Birmingham area notes describe a Scout Camp near Rt. 60 by Huron County with Troop 435 and local volunteers promoting year round activities for youth. The piece mentions hay and strawberry field scenes, a smoldering rear seat, and reflections on property responsibility and a push for insurance supported by township trustees and church groups.

HELEN N@STOR Birmingham E. C. Markstahler Florence Township Thorn i Firelands Farmers and Sportmans Most Conservation Club, Inc Civic Land Florences Saturdigh BOY Scouts Rt. 60 Huron County

Baptists Urge Fight On School Aid Bills

The 30th annual meeting of the General Association of Regular Baptists at Winona Lake reported resolutions urging opposition to federal aid to parochial schools and calling Christians to defend the nation’s religious heritage. The body censured Bishop James A. Pike for opposing core Christian tenets and urged withdrawal from the National Council of Churches. Delegates noted 72 new churches joining to raise the GARB total to 991 and reported per member giving over $110 for church operations, buildings, and missions.

First Baptist Church General Association of Regular Baptists Winona Lake Bishop Pike National Council of Churches Gates Rome Pike James A. Pike Episcopal Diocese of California National Council of Churches Christ Bers Natonal Council Elyria Woodrow W. McCaleb J. Irving Louisiana Reese Herbert Carlson, Sr

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