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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1965

Page

3

Spencer council weighs mercury lighting for square

Spencer village council studies replacing fluorescent lighting with mercury lamps. The plan from Lorain Medina Rural Electric Co-Operative includes seven new lights, three mercury and four fluorescent, to improve spacing. Monthly cost would rise from about 146 to 186 dollars.

Aign- Medina Rural Electric Co- Operative Crawford Council Columbia Gas Co Ohio Gary Weiderick

Spencer approves third village reservoir project

The state health and village authorities approved the third reservoir for the waterworks. Mayor Ralph Garn said the construction would proceed after the health department and council passed the resolution and plans. The 9,300,000 gallon impounding facility, to be built by Lang and Son at a cost of 10,352, is under way with site clearing completed. John B. Firestone funded the project, covering minor plan changes.

Spencer Board of Seamer Ralph Garn Health Department Lang and Son John B Vil- Firestone

Ohio school boards elect dairy farmer as OSBA president

George Jackson, a Mount Gilead School Board member since 1960, was chosen to serve as president of the Ohio School Boards Association for the coming year. Lewis B. Moore of Urbana was named first vice president and John Patterson of Morgan County became second vice president. The assembly approved eight resolutions, rejected one seeking indefinite operating levy authority, and urged legislative support for a bill clarifying tax sheltered annuities for public school employees after a veto this year by Gov. Rhodes.

OSBA General Assembly Ohio James A. Rhodes

Free sewing machine gimmick warned by Elyria chamber

The Elyria Chamber of Commerce and the National Better Business Bureau warn the public about phony contests and bait and switch tactics tied to offers of a free sewing machine. Consumers are urged to beware, as purchases of cabinets or related items are often required to obtain the so called free prize.

NBBB Elyria Chamber of Commerce

Dragonflies diet machine sales scam exposed

Local reports describe a deceptive mail offer promising free sewing machines to lure consumers into stores. The scheme, condemned by NBBB, uses free drawings held at theatres and supermarkets to collect names and misdirect buyers into purchasing high pressure products, while dragonflies elsewhere feed on mosquitoes and gnats.

NBBB

Pope urged to shelve indulgence decree at Vatican

Vatican City UPI bishops from Germany Austria and the Dutch cardinal Alfrink urged Pope Paul VI to suspend a controversial indulgences decree amid long standing concerns over abuse and corruption. The move aimed to reassert traditional Catholic norms against 16th century Protestant breakaway misuse. Akron boy dies after being struck by car as he walked home from school in Akron Ohio.

Vatican City

Angered Suitor Blamed in Youngstown Woman’s Death

In Youngstown an enraged suitor shot and killed 44 year old Jennie Lowny at her home. Her 15 year old son George was wounded in the left eye and right hip, while daughter Donna, 17, was struck in the right chest. The suspect’s identity is not specified in the readable text.

Youngstown Jennie Lowny St. Elizabeth Hosppital George Donna

Collision becomes third fatality in Ohio crash

Herbert Crow, 69, of Cleveland, died Thursday at General Hospital, the third fatality from the Aug. 31 crash on U S 21 near Akron. Crow was admitted after the Akron area accident and succumbed to injuries. Local authorities continuing investigation and toll updated with his death.

Akron UPI Herbert Crow Cleveland General Hospital

Two racy new hardtops for the 66 Chevelle lineup

Chevrolet teases a broader 1966 Chevelle line with Malibu Sport Sedan and Sport Coupe options, 220 hp and 275 hp V8s, plus SS 396 Coupe or Convertible with turbo jet 396 V8. It highlights new features like Strato-bucket seats, center console, and safety/visibility upgrades.

Chevrolet

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