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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1965
Page
2
An Ohio Edison advertisement argues per unit electricity costs have fallen since 1935 while usage rose, claiming a big rise in consumption but a small rise in overall bill due to lower prices. It asserts living costs rose while electricity price dropped and urges that electricity offers value for households.
Elyria Kiwanis take helm to raise funds for a new Elyria library on Washington Avenue. The drive targets 285000 dollars, adding to 160000 already in the community effort, with the campaign under Aiwanians leadership to complete the project.
The Elyria Municipal Court docket shows numerous defendants from Lorain and nearby areas with charges including speeding, failure to yield, driving under the influence, and license suspension. Fines range from $10 to $400 with jail terms and driver improvement school ordered in some cases. The article also notes Kiwanis Club efforts and a library campaign plan with local advisory groups and a Detroit firm consultant.
Judge LeRoy F. Kelly of Lorain County Common Pleas sentenced Leo Karwatske age 40 of 1336 West Erie Ave Lorain to an indeterminate term in the Ohio Penitentiary for rape after a sanity finding following Lima State Hospital testing. Robert W. Phillips 38 was placed on probation for probation violation after failing to make restitution and facing non-support charges.
Funeral services planned in Chicago for Charles Summer Pearce former Colgate Palmolive board chairman who died Monday at his home. Pearce age eighty seven headed the Colgate Palmolive board and led the company through decades of growth. He was a prominent figure in corporate governance and philanthropy.
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