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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1965

Page

11

Kiwanis Night and Anniversary in Grafton

Kiwanis of Grafton hosts a combined Ladies' Night and 50th anniversary event in the Grafton School cafeteria tomorrow at 6 30 pm. Terry Woodings will lead the sixth grade band and Willam Ramey directs seven eighth graders in song while Rol Hendrix recalls Kiwanis history. A showing of the film No Man Stands Alone will accompany a family style dinner.

Grafton Kiwanis International Kiwanans of Terry Woodings Midview Willam Ramey Rol Hendrix Kiwanis

Church group sponsors dance in Oberlin area

Oberlin police report rising dog complaints as officers struggle to capture stray canines. A July march 26 dance at the Belden Moth Town Fellowship stems from Methodist Youth efforts to raise funds, while officers seek tranquilizers to handle the canine issue.

Belden Oberlin Norman Schmidt Odist Church Schmidt Rt. 76

Oberlin Municipal Court cases reveal multiple traffic charges

Police report a string of traffic violations including speeding reckless operation and driving under the influence with multiple defendants named by address. Officers note numerous bond forfeitures and jail sentences alongside a statement on stray dogs and enforcement efforts with inquiries into tranquilizer guns.

Oberlin residents testify in support of fair housing

Oberlin residents Eric Nord and William Hellmuth joined witnesses before the Senate Commerce and Labor Committee to advocate fair housing legislation in Ohio. Nord described Oberlin's ordinance and court ruling support, while Hellmuth cited studies challenging the link between price depreciation and racial integration.

Oberlin Columbus Ohio Senate Commerce and Labor Committee Eric Nord William F Hellsmuth Oberlin College Nord Oberlin Council Ohio Supreme Court Senate Frank King Toledo Charles L. Pancake Nelsonville Robert C. Blackburn Dayton Charles Whalen Jr Commerce and Labor Committee Hellmuch Blackburn Commerce and Oppo Commission On Race and Housing San Francisco Oakland Philadelphia Hellmuth

Midview PTA installs new officers

Lorain County Deputy Sheriff Anthony Johnson presented a narcotics education film to Midview High School parents and staff. He explained different narcotics and barbiturates and their effects on mind and body while officers installed the new 1965 66 PTA leadership led by President Mrs Donald Schroder.

Grafton Midview High School Donald Schroder Henry Schriver Richard Stacy Daniel Hinchar Alfred .Beiner Robert Jaeger Andrew Fedak William McCort Ellsworth Bohn Lorain County Anthony Johnson

Who's telling whom about sewer plans

Ted Wood surveys a council clash over westside storm sewer assessment. Councilman Wade Ellis questions an apparent understanding between City Manager Donald Marquis and Councilwoman Esther Sperry about delaying other sewer projects. The piece weighs health hazards on Lincoln Street against cost savings from simultaneous bidding.

Oberlin Wade Ellis Esther Sperry Westside Ellis Lis Lincoln St Marquis Elis Lincoln-West Hamilton St Sperky Lorain

Detroit Driver Not Prepared for Columbus Delivery

Fletcher Jones of Detroit, 40, was arrested in Wellington for operating a vehicle without a valid license and without license plates while en route from Detroit to Columbus. He pleaded guilty to both charges in municipal court, receiving a $50 fine for no operator's license and $15 for driving without plates. The judge noted the route deviation.

Shirley Tucker Elytia Cecil Fuller Detroit Mick Ohio Myratle Ave Youngstown Norman P. Mardin Tone St Richard H Waiter Tateparker St Wellington Gaine Dale B Crandall Sendsfield Cleveland Bend Charles Huchanan Quarry Rd Amherst Oberlin Fletcher Jones Columbus Jones Crane Ave David R. Goldthorpe

Women Meet at First Church Oberlin

A general meeting of the Women's Association of the First Church will be held tomorrow at 1 p.m. in James Brand House. A film City of Necessity will be shown followed by a discussion led by Mr. and Mrs. Roger Robbenold ministers of religious education.

Oberlin Women's Association of the First Church James Brand House City of Necessity Roger Robbenold

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