School Board Approves Budget Adjustments and Land Sale Funds
The board seeks to adjust this year's funds with $27,500 land sale income and $116,630.23 from prior tax funds plus $106,400 for bond retirement. Additional line items include $2.4 million for administration and various program costs, and $70,000 to special funds. The changes follow a request to the County Budget Commission to include these amounts in the appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoch Osthoet
Teveshp
Xsithwood
Lorain County Budget Commission
Keystone Boosters Set Meeting at LaGrange School
Keystone Booster Club will meet at LaGrange School Thursday at 8 p.m. President Max Smith urges broad Keystone parent representation. Reports on the Dairymen's Banquet project and a financial update will cover funds to finish paying for athletic field lights installed last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Keystone Booster Club
Keystone
Max Smith
Amherst Church Choir Practice Set Tonight
The Hy Four Square Gospel Church holds choir practice this evening to prepare for the Easter program. An Bible study and prayer service are scheduled for 7 30 pm. The Greater Cleveland Sunday School convention begins Thursday and runs Friday at Cedar Hill Baptist Church 12601 Cedar Ave with workshop sessions.
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Amherst
Hy Four Square Gospel
Greater Cleveland
Cedar Hill Baptist Church
Cedar Ave
Wakefield Co. 1959 sales rise 38 percent
Consolidated Wakefield Co. reports 1959 sales of 4,704,885 dollars up 38 percent from 1958 with net income of 98 cents per share, a six percent drop from 1958. Wages reached 1,037,695 dollars amid price competition and new product margins. Board re-elected L. C. Barr J. Q. Kamm O. A. Kuhl J. J. Laughlin and Wakefield officers. Fred W. Wakefield elected to fill vacancy left by R. G. Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion
Wakefield Co
L. C. Barr
Gregory Industries, Inc
Lorain
J. Q. Kamm
Cleveland Quarries Co
O. A. Kuhl
The
Capital Bank
Cleveland
J. J. Laughlin
Cub Pack 133 Meets Awards Are Presented
Awards were presented at a Cub Scout Pack 133 meeting sponsored by St. Jude Catholic Church. Recipients include Dennis Vapere silver arrow Karl Osborne lion with gold arrow Jeffrey Youngman wolf with gold and silver arrows Thomas Boyle Theodore Faulhaber two year pin John Klein Craig Beles Raymond Schlather James Kovacs Dowdell Paul Hales Ary Sinar and others as listed for wolf webelos bear and lion ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scout Pack 133
St. Jude Catholc Church
Dennis Vapore
Karl Osborne
Lion
Jeffrey Youngman
Thomas Boyle
Theodore Faulhaber
John Klein
Craig Beles
Raymond Schlather
James,Terrel
Richard Gordon
Phillip Kovacs
James Dowdell
Paul Hales
and Ary Sinar
Wolf
Seven teachers added to Elyria faculty in 1960 hires
Elyria board of education approved seven new teachers and two resignations. Don F. Andress joins for the remainder of the year, six others start in 1960 61. New staff come from Wittenberg Baldwin Wallace Otterbein Ohio State Bowling Green Muskingum Capital and are paired with provisional certificates and varying salaries. Miss Alice M. Klinect begins teaching human relations for the adult practical nursing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Board of Educaion
Don F. Andress
Wittenberg
Baldwin-Wallace
R. Jane Boothe
Sunbury
Otterbein College
Nicholas M. Hanson
Elyria
Ohio State University
Muskingum
W. James Harper
Kent
Muskingum College
Helen B. Hart
North Olmsted
Bowling Green State University
Walter M. Pahner Jr
Avon Lake
Malvern
William A. Soens
Bostic
N.C
Capital University
F. A. Eaton
Betty Terrio
Allen School
Mountain Iron
Minn
Alice M. Klinect
Avon Swastika Vandalism Reported in Northgate
Police investigate vandalism in Northgate after six cars and a Continental Coffee Co. delivery truck were smeared with gold swastikas and damaged. Residents saw three men roaming at about 2 am March a week ago. suspects undetermined. Names include Schustrich Myers Klaameyer Celaschi Rafn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northgate
Robert J. Galles
Gilles
Robert Schustrich
Miriam Ave
Bernard Myers
Caroline Dr
Myers Electric Co
Lorain
Edwin iKlaameyer
Julia Ave
Bernard A. Celaschi
Robert Raymond
Eastwood
P. A. Leslie
Caroline
Life Begins At 40 Camping Not Reserved For Youth
Paul and Grace Witte of Glenolden Pennsylvania describe a three month camping tour of Europe after retirement. They credit camping with personal growth and cross cultural understanding and are planning another European caravan for retirees. The couple notes Europe treats camping as an art with international camping cards and 2000 camps. They invite readers to request a free book titled The Most Popular Retirement Hobbies by writing to The Chronicle Telegram.
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Noton
Paul
Grace Witte
Glenolden
Europe
Witte
U.S
U. S
Wittes
Chronicle- Telegram
Fire Rips Through South Lorain Apartment House
A fire at 2072 East 28th Street, Lorain, gutted parts of a 22 room structure, left three families homeless, and damaged five buildings. About 100 people gathered as flames spread through a De-storo frame building. No injuries were reported though one man nearly escaped with scorched clothing. Fire chief Nickley estimated damage above $10,000 and continued investigations to determine cause. Building owned by Dale Livingstone, located beside a vacant lot at the rear of Club W. Walter Coole alerted others after discovering smoke in Cruthers and Bakers room.
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Lorain
Undeter
Cruthers
Aldrick Baker
28Th St
Alfred Nickley
East 28Th St
Norman
Zealley and Brown Set for Ohio Hospital Conclave
Harold A Zealics administrator and James C Brown Jr assistant from Elna Memorial Hospital will attend the 45th annual Ohio Hospital Association convention in Columbus. They join about 1300 professionals including department heads and para medical group members for four days at the Deshler Hilton.
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Elna Memorial Hospital
Ohio Hospital Association
Harold A. Zealics
James C Brown Jr. Zealley
Wace
Othe Vate Association
Brown
Northeastern Ohio
American Association of Hospital Accountants
Ohio
Mertgage
Franklin County Veterans Memoral
Columbus
Admiral Denison Leads 12 Day NATO Talks in Norfolk
Adm. Robert J. Denison, head of the Atlantic Fleet Forces, departs for 12 days of discussions with NATO commanders in Norfolk Virginia to advance alliance coordination and strategic planning.
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Norfolk, Va
UPD
Robert J. Denison
Elyrian Speter Recital Highlights Music Degree Passage
Harry Joseph Speter son of Mr and Mrs Harry H Spicier gave a piano recital at the University of Where Ye. He earned a Master of Music from Cleveland Institute of Music in 1958 with two scholarships including a Hindy grant and Ramsry funding for ten years of collaborative work at Western Reserve University. Speter graduated Oberlin High School in 1951. his father chairs Loram County Council International Association of Machinists. He holds a 4 percent average on a 3 point system and aims to teach at the college level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Joseph Speter
Harry H. Spicier
East River St
University of
Cleveland Institute of Music
Ehindy
Institute
Ramsry
Western Reserve University
Spele
Oberlin High School
Loram County Council
International
Smeler
Salen Retake MAIR STYLISTS Cal EM Appointment Center
Readable portion notes a stylist appointment center listing at Ringes Road with partial phone style text and messy OCR data. Includes fragmented phrases about appointments and locations but no clear events or names beyond generic terms.
Lent Progress and Spiritual Renewal in Orthodox Faith
The article explains Lent as a period of spiritual excercise and catechumen preparation for baptism, urging Christians to repent, grow in grace, and imitate Christ. It stresses turning from material desire to spiritual evaluation, guiding believers back to Christ through prayer, meditation on Jesus life, and self examination.
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Early Church
St. Peter
Jesus Christ
Electronic Nightmare Puts Army On Edge
The Army outlined a two year study into how electronic devices in modern warfare might jam each other. Maj. Gen. Robert J. Wood testified that the program seeks 8.7 million dollars for an electronic proving ground at Fort Huachuca Arizona and warned of a battlefield crowded with electromagnetic emitters.
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Army
Washington
UPI
Congress
Ft. Huachuca
Ariz
Robert J. Wood
Research and Development Office
House
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Wood
Navy
Air Force
Vermilion College Club to Meet April 3
Vermilion College Club gathers at Mrs. W. H. Gebhardt home Hanover Square on April 3 for an evening program presented by AFS exchange students from Vermilion and Amherst.
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Vermilion
Vermilion College Club
W. H. Gebhardt
Hanover Square
AFS
Amherst
Too Tired To Love Reveals Hidden Marital Cause
In April Reader's Digest, well known physician Marion Hilliard, M.D., discusses a private factor harming marriages and offers guidance on remedies. The feature appears on page 69.
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Reader's Digest
Marion Hilliard
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