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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1963
Page
4
Obie Bigris is listed in the Chronicle Telegram on May 4 with brief notice. The item appears in a public notices section and cites local context without additional details.
A quirky note presents Mr Wizard exploring the number 11 68 with playful phrases and a copyright symbol, suggesting a lighthearted, instructional vibe without technical detail.
The Hal Thomas Chapter of Blue Star Mothers met at Mrs Horace Martin’s home. Mrs Johanna Parker joined the chapter. An agreement to donate to the American Cancer Society was approved. The group plans a war-related Wakeman Homecoming Parade on July 27. Two members were chosen to attend the Blue Star Mothers Convention in Cleveland on May 2. Esther Flew will serve as state welfare chairman. Attendees expressed thanks for canteen books. Final plans were set for the May 24 and 7 yard sale.
Erie County commissioners received five bids for highway department tractor mounted mowers. Kell Fer Sales Inc led with 4 586 dollars for Minneapolis Moline tractors. Other bidders included Marks Welding Co Ferguson wactors and Avery for Ford equipment, Central Erie Supply for International gliadors, and Corry Co two Topeka mowers.
Brighton alumni association will hold its annual meeting at Brighton School on June 1 with a family style dinner at 7 20 p.m. Lester Pratt orchestra will provide music for dancing. Reservations with secretary Esther Kindle RD 3 Wellington by Saturday. High School classes were discontinued in 1952 when the district consolidated with Wellington. New members join yearly as students completing eight years at Brighton before graduating from Wellington.
Erie County commissioners awarded the contract to Clark Associates of Fremont for 35,000 1963 real estate tax bills. Clark offered $871. Other bids ranged from Shaw-Wacke 31,496 in Toledo to Rosary Printing 74 in Norwalk and Snapout Forms Co. in Chardon. Virginia Graithwol, county treasurer, backed the Clark bid.
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