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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1961
Page
5
Amherst officials weigh Rt 254 and Rt 58 improvements as state funding and eminent domain questions loom. Council discusses adding fallout shelter rules and a potential swim club land redesign while awaiting education board resolutions on Washington Street funding.
The Wakeman Riverside Reading Circle heard a paper on Indians of Northern Ohio presented by Ginste. Mrs Haigh and others hosted the gathering at various homes and hospitals during December and January, with plans noted for future meetings and local guest updates.
Valley City Lions Club plans a member meeting at St Paul Lutheran Church in Valley City with a 7 p.m. start. The event follows a recent light bulb sale and will include Ladies Night and a canvass of townships York Liver ny and Litchfield. Guest district Governor Koopman will speak. former guest speaker illness led to a film shown by Harold A White. Baghdad airport cost listed as 25 667 600 dollars.
Medina voters defeat a Cloverleaf school bond 1,400 to 1,104. Three tax levies pass with renewals at 1,627 886 and 1,717 800 and a new levy 1,264 1,166. Burt Rollin and Lyle Stuart win Black River School Board seats running unopposed with 17 and 278 votes.
Rep Charles Mosher spoke at a Steele High School dinner honoring the Amherst Youth Council and the Deacons for outstanding work. Mayor Kane announced a fundraising drive to renovate City Hall’s second floor for a youth center with forms for financial aid and equipment requests.
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