Frank to retire after 38 years as Lorain County music officer
Gerald M Frank, supervisor of music and art for Lorain County schools since 1930, will retire effective July 21, 1968. He is 64, earned Oberlin College degrees, and has been active as president and contest chairman of local music groups. The couple, married in 1930, have one daughter, three grandchildren, and reside at 210 LaGrange Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald M Frank
Lorain County
Frank Ha4s
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
University of Washington
Seattle
Music Teachers Group
Ohio Music Education Association
Dayton
Frank
Mildred (Betts
Oberlin
Marianne E
Ray) Turman
Detroit
Widh
Oberlin College
Elymna
Mis
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Milan Teen Hurt As Car Hits Tree
A 17-year-old Milan youth, Michael Cassidy, was injured when his car drifted left of center on Route 13 two miles south of Huron and struck a tree. He was reported in good condition at Sandusky Good Samaritan Hospital with leg injuries.
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Huron
Milan
Rt 13
Sandusky Bay Bridge
State Highway Patrol
Michael Cassidy
Sandusky Good Samaritan Hospital
Cassidy
Jones
Cleveland Street
Stewart
Francis Metzler
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Metzler
Wellington Reservoir Contract Cuts State Share To 1.396 Million
Wellington board to sign a contract with Ohio to cover up to 1.396 million of a 1.676 million reservoir at Charlemont Creek. The 12 billion gallon project will stock fish and allow public fishing. Engineering firm Finkbeiner Pettis Strout to study the deal as the state plans to seek funds later this month. The board also authorized immediate testing for two site locations and approved an emergency sewer repair program to reduce storm sewer discharge to the village plant serving 2,500 people, now reaching 4,100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Board of Public Affairs
Charlemont Creek
Finkbeiner, Pettis & Strout
Toledo
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Toledo Testing Laboratory of
State Department of Health
Taylor Street
Adams Street
Jones Street
Chronicle Telegram Front Page Elyria March 8 1968
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports multiple local items on Friday March 8 1968. Notable society and civic notes cover community events, meetings, and brief notices from Elyria and surrounding areas.
Traffic Death Watch Lorain County Elyria
Stay off this list. Drive safely in Lorain County and Elyria as officials urge cautious travel and remind residents to avoid dangerous roads. Authorities caution drivers to reduce speed and wear seat belts during hazardous conditions.
Three-Vehicle Crash In Elyria Leaves Four Hospitalized
A three vehicle head on collision on Cleveland Street at 7 30 pm sent four area residents to Elyria Memorial Hospital. David Stewart 45 of Avon is in critical condition after surgery. William Jones 31 Vera Jones 52 and Barbara Moehle 57 were treated for injuries and listed in fair condition.
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Cleveland Street
Beng
David Stewart
Center Rd
Avon
Stewart
William Jones
Bell Ave
Vera Jones
Barbara Moehle
Courtland St
Elyria Memoral Hospital
Elyna Board of Education gets 11752 grant for summer head start
U S Rep Charles A Mosher announced federal funds of 11752 and 11752 for poverty programs aiding 45 low income children. The program covers two months of preschool along with medical dental social and psychological services. Local contribution totals 2940 under an 80 20 federal local funding formula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyna Board of Education
U.S
Charles A Mosher
Welfare directive aims to boost work without cutting aid
Lorain County Welfare Director Gerard Prinz announced a new policy effective May 1 that lets welfare recipients earn more without losing benefits. The plan disregards the first 30 dollars of monthly earned income and one third of earnings above 30, with fuller disregard for a working school enrolled child. A second directive requires prior welfare approval for all non emergency surgeries after May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Gerard Prinz
Prinz
Welfare Department
State to Fund Special Classes for Handicapped Pupils
The state board of education will allocate federal funds to provide special classes for handicapped children in the county. The program will include all county schools except North Ridgeville and Lorain. A local coordinator for the Title VI project will be selected by April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
North Ridgeville
Lorain
Lorain County
Elyria Catholic NIH Inducts 23. Sophomores Named Provisional Members
Twenty three juniors and seniors were inducted into the National Honor Society at Elyna District Catholic High School during an all school assembly. Provisional NHS members were named from ten sophomores, with two sister and brother pairs among the initiates. Speakers highlighted scholarship leadership and service as core NHS values, with remarks from faculty and a performance by the school choir and band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyna District
Robert W. Donahue
St. Thomas Aquinas
Universal Scholarship
Dana Hart
Robert Crane
Timothy Wagner
Shirley Gerber
Judith Peck
Roger Neff
William Samek
Mary Ann Ashyk
Judith Mikoy
Mary Schaefer
George Machovina
Patrick Mulholland
Peter Hayes
Margaret Dowdell
Mary Alice Baer
Kathryn Tokarczyk
Lawrence Smith
David Ruff
Anthony Schuerger
Jane Serazin
Joanne Kretschmann
Barbara Hoagland
Marie Leko
NHS
Alan Lerchbacker
Mark St. Marie
Gary Schmidt
Anthony D'Orazio
Becky Charnes
Mark Straka
Scott Serazin
Robert Kretschmann
Daniel Hrnchar
Deborah Wagner
Scott
Robert
Pat Donahue
Pat
Barbara Vessalo
Barbara
Thomas de Maria
Tom
Diane DeBevec
EDCHS
Cleveland
Marion
Mary Ida
Burglar tears up store in South Amherst
A burglar shattered a store in South Amherst on a Wednesday night, causing about $1,000 in damage. Three small caliber pistols and a wallet with $1,000 were taken from a display cabinet after entry was gained by breaking a window with a rock. Liquids and groceries were scattered inside the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Lorain
No tax bills ready until late April says county treasurer
Real estate tax bills for Lorain County will not be ready for mailing until about the latter part of April, County Treasurer J. Grant Keys said today. He noted that last year first half collections closed on April 28 and that he would meet with the Ohio Board of Tax Appeals in Columbus Monday to fix dates for the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
J. Grant Keys
Keys
Ohio Board of Tax Appeals
Columbus
Willard Paintings Found in Washington Courthouse Ohio
Curator B E Kelly of the Fayette County Historical Society museum identifies paintings on a Washington Courthouse home wall as works by Archibald Willard. The windows depict the Spirit of the United States Mail and other Willard canvases, linking the discovery to late 19th or early 20th century study and parallels to the courthouse murals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Archibald Willard
Washington
Ohio
B E Kelly
Fayette County
Charles Willard
Marion Moore
Willard
United States Mail
Telegraph
Northern Ohio taxpayers arithmetic errors cited by IRS
IRS district director F. S. Turbett Jr. says northern Ohio taxpayers make arithmetic mistakes on federal returns. He notes 3,335 returns held up and warns accuracy and Social Security numbers are crucial. Delays also come from not following instructions and failing to sign returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Ohio
F. S. Turbett Jr
Internal Revenue Service
Turbett
Tarbett
Ohio begins first stock of coho salmon at Holden Pond
Ohio starts coho stocking with 25 000 fry four to six inches at Holden Pond in Holden Arboretum near Kirtland at 3 p m. The fish will be held six weeks to acclimate before release into the Cha grin River and Lake Erie. This aims to produce keeper size fish by next autumn and 20 pounders in following years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Michigan
Great Lakes
Buckeye
Joe Williams
Oto Department of Natural Resources
Holden's Pond
Holden Arboretum
Kirtland
Chagrin River
Wiliams
Lake Erie
Ohio Fish Management
ALSAC revising fund raising plan in leukemia fight
ALSAC officials outlined a revised fundraising strategy to boost the Leukemia research drive and grow the organization. Richard White of Indianapolis, ALSAC fundraising director, spoke at Lorain County meeting about a wider public relations effort, St. Jude funding needs, and a planned April study to refine the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALSAC
Lorain
White
National
Parma
St. Jude Research Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
St. Jude
Maloof
National Information Bureau
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the Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria, Ohio
Wate
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Apache Junction
Ariz
J A Grewlich
Norwalk
Giants
San Francisco Giants
Apache Trail
Buckhorn Mineral Spa
Velda Rose
Arizona
U.S. Funds
Honor
Lawrence Firment
Washington CH
Kegley
Holden Pond
Elizabeth Berhara
Youngstown
James Oakar
George Maloof
Tri-State
Kentucky
West Virginia
Boris Lazoff
Approxi
Mately
Quakar
National Fund
St. Jude and
Aldau
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