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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1962

Page

2

Spencer couple earn degrees at Ohio State

Spencer couple Mr and Mrs Arthur Walkden of rural Spencer received bachelor degrees from Ohio State University at summer commencement. Mrs Walkden a 1958 Highland High School graduate earned a home economics degree, daughter of Granger residents. Arthur Walkden, also a 1958 Spencer High School alumnus, earned a bachelor of science in agriculture. They plan to teach farm agriculture in Warren slow learners school and will live at 1126 Central Parkway, Warren, with two daughters Rhonda and Lori Lynn.

Spencer Arthur Walkden Ohio State University Walkden Rita Stoll Granger Highland High School Wills Stoll Arthur Lawrence Walkden Spencer High School College of Agriculture Warren Ohio Walkdens Rhonda Lori Lynn Central Parkway la Grange Maury Lou Burrer Richard Burrer Mary Lou

Adult education classes open registration at EHS

Elyria High School opens adult education registration for six categories including continuation of school, apprenticeship, commercial, vocational extension, homemaking and miscellaneous. Courses offer credit options in algebra and history plus noncredit options such as dressmaking, cake decorating, piano and shop skills.

EHS Elyria High School

Sgt Hunker to retire from Lorain police force

Richard Hunker, a 21 year veteran of the Lorain Police Department, will retire at week’s end after resigning from his post to enter private business. A 47 year old former patrolman appointed in 1942, he became a detective in 1953 and sergeant later that year, serving seven years as a plainclothes detective. He also served in the U S Navy from 1945 to 1946.

Lorain Richard Hunker Frank Pawlak Hunker US Navy

Panning of Dick Clark draws mixed letters from readers

Hollywood samples of 150 viewer letters respond to panned Dick Clark ABC TV dance program. Parents and elders weigh in on youth culture while teenagers defend Clark, with remarks from St. Louis, Mechanicsburg, Crystal Lake, Sheboygan, Wilmington and Ottawa and others.

Hollywood UPI Dick Clark Arline Noah St. Louis Victor Wright J. L. Hill Mechanicsburg Crite Betty Grable Mrs. Hill Ed Lortie Crystal Lake Clark Richard G. Thieme Sheil Koygan Wis Bernardine Z. Paulshock Wilmington Del Gina Traas Skokie Lll Hamilton Tulsa Okla Ottawa

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