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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1965
Page
9
Oberlin city council on Monday appointed a timetable for West Side storm sewer projects and the start of construction before the end of the year. City Manager Donald Maraun said an equalization board will hear objections to assessments, with a report to follow.
Oberlin College lines up Rev. Lawrence L Durgin of Broadway Congregational Church New York City and US Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon as speakers in Finney Chapel and at a noon assembly. The calendar shows a series of public events including concerts lectures and a poetry reading with details on times and venues.
Keystone Board of Education outlines a renewal levy drive for 47 and 22 mills amid growing enrollment and need for more textbooks. A Boehler drafted letter will reach district voters, noting curriculum updates and inviting questions. The district approves raises for teachers and staff under House Bill 950 and hires a librarian to attend the state librarians conference with travel funds.
A Thursday Elyria Municipal Court listing shows multiple defendants from Elyria and nearby towns facing speeding offenses, failure to yield, improper passing, unsafe vehicle, disobeyed traffic signals, and related charges. Penalties include fines from 10 to 350 dollars, with suspensions, scheduled appearances, and limited sentences.
Lorain councilman Alex Oleyko underwent a two hour forty minute nasal operation at Cleveland Clinic Hospital to repair a blocked sinus passage and a previously broken nose. Doctors said the procedure was successful and he would be hospitalized five to six days in room 362 with visitors allowed per his wife.
The equalization board meets 7:30 pm Monday to hear assessments for the Lincoln S and W Hamilton Street sewer and 8 pm to hear West Side Storm Sewer District objections. A council noon Tuesday special session will consider a board report and passage of needed legislation. Contracts are in place with Plumb Construction Co and Lorain Ene Construction Co. The West Side storm sewer is set to start Tuesday, with completion by next April. Ene must finish a southern Ohio job before starting Lincoln West Hamilton Street work, but project completion is targeted for April 1.
Social and meeting notices across several towns list a Sunday schedule of social dances fairs dinners and PTA events including a 4:30 pm Rochester public dance at town hall a noon to 7 30 pm Carlisle fall festival at the school and a spaghetti dinner at St Patrick Church Altar Society in Wellington plus Monday and Tuesday gatherings such as Avon Lake council meetings South Amherst band boosters and open houses at North Ridgeville and Carlisle PTA with various club and church events scheduled through the week.
Amherst Lions Club approved support for four school measures on the November ballot. Issue 1 PEP Renouardet auditor spoke. Issues 5 and two renewal levies aim to fund the local schools. Wayne Garland LE Lyle and Clem Rice spoke as the group plans a St Peters United Church supper meeting and Ladies Night. The club seeks a used large-type typewriter for a visually handicapped Central Junior High student and asked for canned food donations.
The Elyna League of Women Voters will host its annual candidates night Tuesday at 6 pm at Washington Ave Christian Church. Candidates for city offices are expected to attend and answer questions. Mrs Robert Perry chairs and moderates the event with informal discussions during refreshments. meeting open to the public.
Robt Choate writes from Lorain County praising Hank Minert and the county park system. He fondly recalls Charlie Bacon and Mrs DeMuth, the Bacon home, and Nan’s tales, noting how open space and Bacon Woods developments benefit the community and may rival the Hale Homestead in value over time.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate plans for a 1966 start on a major interstate route. References mention construction, departments, and dates, but terms are garbled. The readable elements imply state or regional highway work with official involvement and timelines.
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