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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1969

Page

2

LCCC Drama Club Plans Three Anderson and Carlino One Act Plays

Lorain County Community College drama group announces a winter program featuring two Robert Anderson comedies from You Know I Cant Hear You When the Water Is Running, plus John Lewis Carlinos Objective Case and Robins Herbert, with cast members including Edward Cox and Mike Anderson. Richard Elke directs the production slated for November 14 15 16 21 22 and 23 with Roy Berko as overall director.

Drama Club Lorain County Community College Robert Anderson John Lewis Carlino Roy Berko Anderson Group

State fair nets 450 398 as receipts rise in 1969

State Auditor Roger Cloud reports the 1969 Ohio State Fair posted a net operating gain of 450 398 from 2 534 693 receipts, up 506 058 from 1968 while expenses reached 2 084 295 an increase of 237 373. The audit notes interrelated non fair costs complicate precise separation of costs and cites weak controls on exhibitors fees tickets and parking stickers with several unsettled accounts and contracts.

Columbus UPI Roger Cloud

Community notices from Clarkfield area November events

Christmas meeting plans at White Joe Garden Club set for November 19 at Mrs. Myron Alls home with new officers to serve including Mrs. Joseph Nestor as president and Grace Russell as secretary. Ladies Aid dinner December 4 at Bee Hive Olena to celebrate Christmas. servicemen cards coordinated by Grace Russell. Wakeman Chapter elects associate conductress November 11 during final term for Mrs. Irene Kelm. Clarksfield Grange ends a decade long can drive for floral donations at funerals. Revelators of Columbus perform Sunday at 2 p.m. at Camden Baptist Church Kipton. free will offering invited.

Clarksfield White Joe Garden Club Myron Allgood Joseph Nestor William Welch Grace Russell Ben ‘Booth Ladies Aid Bee Hive Olena Coleman Ct New London Kipton Revelators of Columbus Camden Baptist Church Rts

North East Ohio OAPSE Meet Draws Non Teaching Staff

Non teaching school employees from 11 northeast Ohio counties will gather in Austintown for the North East District annual meeting of the Ohio Association of Public School Employees. Clarence Kirkpatrick says Dr Jack Schreiber, 1966 George Washington Medal Award recipient, will address the group. The association promotes public education, raises standards for non teaching personnel, and improves efficiency of classified staff and schools.

Ohio Austintown Ohio Association of Public School Employees OAPSE Clarence Kirkpatrick Elyria Jack Schreiber George Washington Medal Freedoms Foundation Valley Forge

Welcome to New London booklet aid by Jayceeettes

A New London booklet titled Welcome to New London has been prepared by the local Jayceeettes. It provides emergency numbers, organizations, churches, schools, and businesses, plus a county map and small street maps. Covers drawn by Mrs. Larry Burt. copies available from Mrs. Burt or Mrs. James Welch. The group also sells four cookbooks, with proceeds to Christy Lane School for the Retarded.

New London Jayceeettes Huron County Larry Burt Jayceeette Burt James Welch Christy Lane

Columbus Area Fastest Growing Metropolis in Ohio

The Columbus three-county area of Franklin, Delaware and Pickaway reached 870 400 residents as of July 1 1968, up 15.3 percent since 1900. In comparison the greater Cincinnati seven-county area grew 8.5 percent and Cleveland’s four-county area 8 percent.

Washington UPI Columbus Ohio Franklin Delaware Pickaway Greater Cincinnati Cleveland

Defendants win Mansfield crash suits in New Orleans

A federal jury ruled for the defendants in three lawsuits seeking 8.7 million dollars tied to the highway crash that killed actress Jayne Mansfield. The 1967 accident near New Orleans also killed her lawyer Samuel S. Brody and their driver Ronnie Harrison. The truck driver Richard Rambo testified he slowed due to a warning light on a city mosquito spray truck driven by James McLelland.

New Orleans Jayne Mansfield Miss Mansfield Samuel S. Brody Los Angeles Ronnie Harrison Biloxi

Avon Lake man sues for 200000 in Lorain County case

Thomas Hill of Avon Lake filed a lawsuit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court against Marvin Anderson of Avon seeking 200000 for injuries from a beating alleged Oct 14 at 8 30 pm. The suit cites negligence by multiple parties and mentions a prior settlement.

Ruth Marrale Olive St North Ridgeville Lorain County Thomas Hill Center Avon Lake Lorain County Common Pleas Court Marvin Anderson Detroit Rd Avon Hill Anderson Gus Stevens

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