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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1961
Page
7
A demolition team uncovered a stash of foreign currency and a WWII mortar shell during a Monday operation. Lloyd's notes the recovered relics include a small plate attached to ships, with totals nearing 35,202 units.
Judge LeRoy F. Kelly's court announces jurors called for jury service beginning Oct 31. Elyria list includes Alfred Alexander Homer Heisler Mary F. Howard Ernest Splete Mary G. Roth William A Roth Irene Soborka and others from Lorain area. From Wellington Grafton North Ridgeville Oberlin and nearby towns are listed along with Navy assignments for Chaplain Rugg and family details.
Dr Joseph B Lehoane of Elyria Catholic High School asks city leaders to revoke the three percent amusement tax on admissions to athletic and social events run by the school. The First Baptist Church building at Middle Ave and Second St slated for demolition starting Nov 5 for the Northern Savings and Loan Co. project. Glenn Baxter of Elyria High School elected recording secretary of the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association.
Two club members in Bognor Regis pulled a slot machine handle and saw two beady eyes in the payoff slot. Upon opening the machine, a mouse escaped. The report notes the New York Stock Exchange buys over a million pencils yearly.
The Ohio Engineering Co received a contract to pave Chapel St and install a sewer on East Rover St from Fourth St to the city limits for 8945 dollars. The CT feature from the Jades of the Political Study Club highlights letters from candidates seeking election to the constitutional convention.
The Loram County Chapter of Parents Without Partners schedules planning for the Harvest Festival Dance at Marcel Hall Oberlin Academi c Elyma Ave. The meeting at Moose Hall Elyna aims to finalize plans and reveal results of the membership drive led by Mrs Eileen McDaniels. A social hour follows and invitations extend to widows widowers or divorced persons with children.
Stephen L. Lehota doing business as Stephen's Cozy Corner at 32485 Lake Rd Avon Lake was issued D-1 and D-3A permits by the Ohio Department of Liquor Control. D-3A is a port allowing restaurant hours until 2 30 a.m. D-1 permits sale of 32 percent beer for on premise consumption and carry out. Lehota's application was filed Sept. 26.
The Silver Buckles 4H Horsemanship Club plans a round and square dance Saturday from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Marcell Hall Loram Loram on Oberlin Rd. Tickets are from club members or at the door. Committees were named at a Monday night meeting at Carol Krugman's home. The Elyna Laddie Club invited the Silver Buckles to a trail ride and dance. Sharon Mass reported on the last council meeting. the next club meeting will be at Judy Todd’s Butternut Ridge home tomorrow.
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