Chronicle Telegram item from June 29 1964 in Ebria Ohio
Brief dated item from Ebria Ohio dated June 29 1964 appears in Chronicle Telegram. Details are sparse in this OCR excerpt, preserving names and places as readable.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
10
Brief dated item from Ebria Ohio dated June 29 1964 appears in Chronicle Telegram. Details are sparse in this OCR excerpt, preserving names and places as readable.
Wallace J. Campbell, an insurance executive and former administrative assistant to Murray Lincoln, was named president of the Foundation for Coe r s Housing in Washington. He will assume the post on Sept. 1 as the foundation, with a history of cooperative housing for 12,000 families since 1950, expands around 30 projects in 24 states through its subsidiary FCH Co.
Lorain Zoning Board will continue hearings on several requests. A fence around the Health Department building at 114th Street is sought to curb trespass and vandalism. Four variance requests include a side yard for a West 15th Street home, a leanto addition to a greenhouse on North Ridge Road, a garage and breezeway for 12042 Wallace Lane, and boat and equipment storage needs at a nearby site.
The article discusses the red sage Lar chit ip fields, noting it as poisonous and sometimes planted as an ornamental herb despite risks to pets and people.
A New London High School graduate was among five recipients awarded a $500 Fraternal Order of Eagles scholarship. The FOE convention announced the winners on Saturday. Recipient include Richard Riedy, son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Riedy of Chenango.
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