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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1965
Page
19
Avon Lake report notes Rev. James Miller of St. Adelbert's in Cleveland spoke to the Ladies Guild of St. Joseph Church on experiences in a predominantly Negro parish. He invited married couples to a Christian Family Movement meeting on April 4 and noted officers to be elected April 27.
Mrs Larry Bader of Akron files for annulment in Douglas County District Court alleging her marriage to Nancy’s husband John Johnson is void due to his prior marriage to Marylou Bader. Court action seeks support for Nancy and two children, custody of their child, car, and household goods amid ongoing legal dispute. Johnson faces 30 days to answer.
Grand larceny charges against Stanford China and David Whitfield were dropped in municipal court at the request of the city prosecutor. Both pleaded no contest to disorderly conduct, fined 50 dollars each with 25 dollars withheld, and placed on one year probation. The alleged theft involved a missing 200 dollars after a drink invitation at China's apartment.
A group of 22 air conditioning dealers and service staff from Missouri and Kansas arrived in Elyria for a four day American Standard training course. Delays from a northern Ohio snowstorm pushed start times, with a two hour plant tour and hands on sessions highlighting Charge-R-Matic installation. Monark Heating of Wichita reported the first U S installation of Charge-Hattatte Units, part of a 214 unit order for a major apartment project.
The American Association of Retired Persons will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Oberlin branch of Lorain County Savings and Trust Co to organize a Lorain County chapter. Featured speaker is Mrs. L. Schmitt Sr., AARP District Representative for Ohio. Contact C. G Giltner, 22 Union St., Oberlin, for more information.
Special music will be featured during religious services tomorrow at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. at South Amherst Church of the Nazarene. Bernard Amore and family will present music with accordion guitar violin and trumpet.
Arthur Godfrey Talent Night to be observed at Youth Haven Camp in Henrietta tonight. Three prizes will be awarded with Russell Baker portraying Arthur Godfrey. Youths aged 14 to 19 invited. free bus from Westlend Garage RI 113 at 5 p.m. Jack Cusick directs.
History repeats itself this year as Vienna hosts the WIPA exhibition with 800 exhibits from 39 countries including part of Queen Elizabeth II's collection. Harris catalog 1985 edition released. New Zealand to stop Official Stamps March 31. Tunis aviation and Tunis airmail stamps. New UN anniversary stamps. Solar Eclipse Marine Island stamp. Haiti releases World Fair stamps. club notes Ken Keister to speak on Western Covers at Black River Stamp Club Elyria Red Cross building 8 p.m. All adult collectors welcome.
Avon Recreation Commission announces 1965 summer program hiring two male directors and one female instructor. Applications due at Avon Municipal Building Detroit Road. must be 18+, high school grad, fit for youth program work. over 25 require relevant training or experience. Program runs noon to 8 pm for 12 weeks starting July 7 at Avon Elementary and Avon East Elementary playgrounds.
Firelands High School announced the honors for the fourth six weeks with a large roster. Leading the straight A list are senior Marcia Bursley and junior Barbara Bradford along with multiple sophomores and freshmen. The notice names numerous other students across grades with honor roll status.
Oberlin College professor Dr. Thomas Flinn of 172 Elm Street and Dr. John W. Baker of the College of Wooster are among a bipartisan 46 member committee to campaign against State Issue 3 reapportionment. Theodore R. Laker of Columbus is the state chairman.
Court records list multiple drivers from Lorain and surrounding towns facing offenses. offenses include failure to yield right of way, failure to stop within the clear distance, spewing, and expired license. Several defendants have fines ranging from 15 to 35 dollars, with one delayed sentencing pending re-examination.
Ohio State swimmer Hopper set an American record by winning the 200 yard individual medley at the NCAA championships with a time of 1 51.4, beating the former mark by one tenth of a second near Ames Iowa.
Wellington DeMolay chapter will seat new officers at the Masonic Lodge this evening at p.m. Tom Kime will be installed as Master Councilor by his brother Richard Kime past master councilor. Tom, a Wellington High School senior, is active in Masquers Club newspaper sports and drama activities.
A 36 year old man with unknown current address but last listed in Elyria is being sought by sheriff deputies on bad check charges. He allegedly passed four bad checks totaling 110 dollars at Neisner Bros Inc O Neil Sheffield Center in February. Deputies say he opened a checking account with a small deposit but did not fund it and issued numerous checks from another bank where he had no account.
Emile Griffith and Willie Pastrano defend welter and light heavyweight crowns in Worlds Championship bouts at Madison Square Garden. Bouts shown in Cleveland Arena on closed circuit TV, starting 8:30 p.m., with Sugar Ray Robinson vs Randy Turpin, Tony Zale vs Marcel Cerdan, Willie Pep vs Sandy Saddler on film. Jose Torres faces Pastrano and Jose Stable battles Griffith in live title bouts.
Arizona rode a five run fifth inning capped by a grand slam from third baseman Richey Chiate to beat Ohio State 8-3 in Tucson. Ed Southard added a solo homer, Hollis Phillips pitched a complete game for the win as OSU suffered their fifth loss in nine games.
Dayton Gems aim to exceed 100000 in season attendance with 1 win needed in final 3 games. A near capacity crowd is expected for Sundays finale at Wampler-Tara Arena as Dayton seeks fifth place in the IHL.
Gary Vogelsberger of the College of Steubenville, a standout backcourt star from Ohio, was chosen Friday as the trestate area Small College Player of the Year by two area coaches. Alliance College coach John J. Bayer tied for Coach of the Year with Ted Haluch.
Dick Freeman of Dayton joins a 30 car field for the King Coal Classic at the West Virginia International Speedway. Other Ohio drivers include Jack Bowsher of Springfield and Don Arnold of Wonster. The program features two 2 lap heats and a 20 lap feature on April 4.
Pry-Dick Weissner was returned on Friday to the Baltimore Clippers of the American Hockey League after playing one game with the New York Rangers.
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