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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1965
Page
13
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports a local Obie and Sai. event on November 13 highlighting performances by the Obie theater troupe and Sai. artist, with community attendance and festival atmosphere noted.
U. S. Representative Charles A. Mosher announces a listening session in Lorain County Courthouse Tuesday from 9 30 am to noon and 1 30 pm to 2 30 pm. No appointment is needed and he will meet privately with callers. He invites citizens to discuss Washington and federal government matters.
Great Lakes senators seek a federally supported Great Lakes commission to coordinate pollution control with an annual funding goal of five million dollars. Senator Nelson plans to introduce legislation, backed by governors Lausche Romney Kerner Rolvaag, to create a commission eligible for federal funds. Ohio Governor Rhodes, visiting Europe, has not yet stated a position.
An Oberlin youth, Dan Schaefer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lea Schaefer, RD 1 Oberlin, will attend the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago from November 2 to December 2 as a guest of business sponsors. The 18-year-old OSU student and Oberlin 4-H Club president has prior delegate experience and wins in county demonstration contests. Also noted: a London train delay due to a broken whistle affecting a tour of Ohio delegates, with 19 boys and 13 girls attending the convention.
Sylester Schafer 66 of Fremont indicted for traffic manslaughter in two deaths. He pleaded guilty before Common Pleas Judge LeRoy F Kelly and was fined 500 dollars and costs with an all suspended six month Lorain County jail term. The crash at Route 511 and 303 Camden September 19 killed Schafer's sister Mary Swonger 77 and Patricia A Meyers 21 of Betts Road Wellington. Schafer, his wife, and three grandchildren were in the car. Alan Meyer was injured, and Schafer’s license was suspended one year pending compliance with Ohio financial responsibility law.
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