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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1963
Page
4
A local advertisement promotes RADIOEAR hearing aids and repair services at 338 Broad Street Elyria Ohio offering in house meter testing and adjustments performed by Harvey Horton Certified Hearing Aid Radiologist.
Austria relies on tourism as foreign visitors supply about 19 percent of total revenue and 37 percent of the trade deficit. The country hosts three major festivals: Vienna May to June concerts and open air events, Bregenz Lake Constance operettas, and Salzburg Mozart festival featuring top artists. Vienna remains the main attraction with abundant dining and outdoor events even in summer when venues shift.
Avon Lake will file a sewer financing plan with federal and Home Finance Agency officials by tomorrow. Mayor Johns Picken says 350 percent of the proposed project cost would be assessed on benefiting property owners to cover the remaining share, with a council discussion tonight.
The article foresees drastic British Railways cuts under Dr. Beeching, closing hundreds of stations and lines, shifting freight to road haulage, and sparking unions and regional backlash while lamenting lost rural links and national symbols of Britain's transport era.
Norwalk Shoe stage company will present The Potting Shed this weekend at Milan Town Hall. The suspense drama stars Fred Holmes Banna Rubinow Evelyn Fauber and others with Tom Jean directing and Sue Obri as assistant director. Neel Fauber serves as set adviser and Martha Hutchinson assists directorial staff.
Dr C B Alien of Western Reserve University will be guest speaker for Black River High School commencement on May 2 in the school auditorium. Winners of the Guy B Findley and John B Firestone scholarships and the John Phillip Sousa Band Award will be announced along with the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. Honor student names will be released, with special music by the girls high school ensemble.
Raymond P. Tenney 7, a former assistant secretary of the American Jez in Peking China, died Friday. Funeral services were scheduled today in New Jersey, reflecting on his career as a U S diplomat with ties to Peking.
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