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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
13
A meandering Oberlin chronicle details a morning walk past the police station where laughter accompanies stories about local business. quick stops note tree planting, city workers, school staff, a military enlistment, street repairs, flowers sold by children, and glimpses of local civic sites.
Betty Joyce Jackson, 24, of Pocahontas Arkansas, held since June 3 on a $500 bond for bilking an elderly resident of 30350, pleaded guilty in Common Pleas court before Judge Robert J Vetter and received a three year probation. Marilyn Reinhart, 21 of Detroit was released the day after arrest with no charges filed.
Rochester committees name Al bert Parker for parade Mrs Ella Conklin for kindness Mrs Frances Campbell for program Philp Jew ett and Philip Murton oversee sports and Maurice Irish manage refreshments A Bible School program ended Sunday with 103 pupils enrolled and unknown average daily attendance A Baptist group attended Monday evening and a 4H Choir from Winning Workers was set to sing at Canter Church Linda Manrtyn and Ricky Abn attended to cancel meetings
Lorain Main Street intersection repaving scheduled for summer along with seal coating on Lincoln Street from end to end. West end of Morgan Street to be paved. Lorain Main delay to fix gas leaks. No choice yet on North Professor Street improvements. Traffic surveys to be done by Aug. 15 to aid state and local planning.
Amherst police chief Paul Pikey was discharged from the hospital and anticipates needing follow up care. He plans to return to duties once medically cleared.
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