Chronicle Telegram brief items from Elyria Ohio
Local column dated November 2, 1959 notes brief Elyria items including civic notices and community events with concise summaries of happenings in the Chronicle Telegram.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1959
Page
4
Local column dated November 2, 1959 notes brief Elyria items including civic notices and community events with concise summaries of happenings in the Chronicle Telegram.
Vermilion voters face a race for three Board of Public Affairs positions with five candidates. Incumbents Charles Barber and Thomas Utter compete alongside E. L. Creel Jr. Robert Furguson and Robert Newmeres Creel, who is moving from the school board to BPA.
Vermilion voters will choose among seven candidates for three seats on the Vermilion Board of Education. Incumbents Robert Burnham and A. E. Stark are joined by Roger Ruetenik Charles F. Smith Earl Tischer George Wakefield and Edward J. Young Jr.
Avon Lake history and government classes held a mock election at Avon Lake High School. Mayoral candidates Garrison 125, L Moore 135, John Miles 179, Robert Beckwith 87. Treasurer Lowell Sellers 119, Curt Spencer 179. Council results list 12 candidates with varied votes, including Howard Home 211 and James Resar 195. Board of Education results show David Bell 227 and G Del Bates 148 among others.
Twelve young spooks won prizes at Wellington Spook Night parade starting at the schoolhouse and finishing at the library amid steady rain. Prizes in four classes went to Cindy Jones David MacDennett Dennis Dininzer Nancy Cassell Freddie Cassell Becky Meyers Loxda Lee Janet Gridble Gordon Perkins Robin Cone Don Turner and Donald Davis. American Legion Post provided cider and snacks. judges were Leith Thornton Mrs Gaviors Basset and Mrs Curtis E Truman.
Milan commerce leaders debate attracting firms via water supply. They plan to draft a letter to the Board of Public Affairs to meet with County Commissioners to discuss piping water from Euron. Ballots for director elections mailed before November 18 meeting. banquet set for December 16.
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