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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1967
Page
5
Nicholas Rimsky Korsakov, a composer and sailor, authored his first symphony while serving as an officer aboard a Russian warship, blending naval duty with musical creation.
Dr John C Trever of Baldwin Wallace College will present an illustrated sermon on the life of Christ at 7 30 p m March 16 at Mield Methodist Church. He photographed the Dead Sea Scrolls and has conducted archaeological work near Jerusalem. He is the author of The Cradle of Our Faith and The Untold Story of Qumran. The event is part of Lenten worship with nursery service.
The first machine to satisfactorily clean cotton for manufacture in yarn was a pick and spreader invented in 1851 by John C Whitin of Massachusetts.
A reflective note about shared human experience and everyday life that emphasizes common joys and challenges we encounter collectively. The speaker invites readers to appreciate their surroundings and the interconnectedness of communities.
Spencer residents show a two to one tilt for installing a sanitary sewage system based on 64 of 234 cards returned. With 41 affirmative votes and 21 opposed plus two abstentions, the deadline nears. Council and Civic Club weigh federal aid and cost barriers. plan aims for 1968 application with 30 percent potential state share. Pvt Thomas J. Bakos, 20, son of Elyria and Cleveland residents, serves in South Vietnam with the 264th Supplies and Services after earlier Oberlin School of Commerce and Elyria High School graduations.
Chicago report notes that about 3 percent of all U S eggs produced are broken before reaching consumers. The figure reflects a nationwide issue affecting supply and pricing.
Spencer Black River Chapter, Future Farmers of America, won two first places and a gold medal at the 11th District competition at Cloverleaf High School. Susan Fenstermaker, chapter secretary for two years, led best-in-district secretary books and district best community service project. The group funded landscaping at Black River High, aided the athletic field project, built an observer’s tower and announcer’s stand, and installed a field scoreboard. Robert Ward received a gold medal for treasurer books. A Black River student and a 1966 graduate seek the state farmer degree, with applications approved for senior Rodney Mayes and Raymond Twining.
Mexico's largest bank joins with an American owned company and two New York investment firms to bid 59 million dollars for a fertilizer plant on Mexico's Gulf Coast. Most output is expected to be exported, mainly to other Latin American nations.
Lorain County Community College hired Betty Jean Krause as a stenographer who will also handle job placement and counseling services. Her salary is 4400 dollars. Trustees also approved purchasing a tractor from Short Tractor Sales for 5890 dollars amid higher bids from Elyria Fence and Equipment Co and Jakobsky Tractor Sales. A pickup truck from Wagner-Tarry Ford was approved for 2254 dollars.
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