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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1962
Page
4
Hollywood coverage notes CBS-TV canceled Accent a weekly look at American personalities places and history to make room for Mister Ed the talking horse. Pearl Harbor Unforgotten a moving program used voices from Dec 7 1941 and the USS Arizona shrine.
The Grafton Methodist Church schedules September events led by Rev. Kennethy Williams of LaGrange. MYF groups from Grafton and Belden will host a first fall meeting at 7 00 p.m. with officer installation and a Puerto Rico slide program by Mrs. Herman Grim. Three new members joined in August.
The Immaculate Conception Church Altar and Rosary Society held a brief business meeting after the service led by President Mrs. Nancy Webber. Members voted to buy a Parliamentary Law book and discussed next meeting programs. They adjourned to Assumption Church Hall for a luncheon and Hat-Arama program hosted by Assumption Altar and Rosary Sodality.
Calvin Holloway, 52, of 181 Lincoln Street, pleaded innocent in Municipal Court on a firearms discharge charge. He was released on personal bond to appear for trial Thursday after the shooting of Howard Robinson and J. D. Harris, who were treated and released from Allen Hospital with shotgun pellet wounds and marks on their arms and shoulders.
Clarkfield The Clarks field Subordinate Grange plans to elect officers Monday night for the coming year. On Tuesday Wakeman Chapter Order of the Eastern Star will hold Masonic Night with a 6 p.m. potluck supper at the Masonic Temple.
Wallace Schroeder, 30, of Lorain, tested negative for infectious hepatitis after exposure while in Lorain County Jail. He had been jailed for intoxication and disorderly conduct, was isolated, and his visiting hours were canceled as doctors tested him at St. Joseph Hospital before discharge.
Columbia Kiwanians resume indoor meetings with a dinner and program on Thursday Sept 13 at 6 20 p m at Columbia Baptist Church West River Road and Rt 2 The 1963 officers were elected Robert Fram president Fred Baehr first vice president Harold Rabing second vice president Everitt Stone treasurer and board of directors Al Benyak Arthur Rundle Eugene Zak Lester Taylor About 100 Kiwanians from nine clubs attended a recent council meeting at Ebbe Wind home Columbia and 17 guests Also planned is the district convention Sept 30 to Oct 3 at the Carter Hotel with panel discussions for committee interests.
Suburban listings show Brange card party at 8 p.m. in North Ridgeville Grange hall. Holy Name Society meeting in Graffpson parish hall at 7:45 p.m.. Mothers Study Club in school cafeteria. Methodist official board in Howard Tran Hall at 8 p.m. Immaculate Conception Holy Name Society in church hall. Lorain County Home Demonstration Alumnae Council in Wellington American Legion hall at 10:30 a.m.. luncheon at noon. BirminghamFlorence Township Fire Department in fire hall at 8 p.m. VFW Post 8032 in Post Hall at 8 p.m. More news in The Chronicle.
For the first time an undetectable hair piece promises natural look and wearability. The concept enables full confidence in all activities from sleep to swimming with no messy glue. The Diplomat Company invites requests for a brochure and lists its Chicago address for inquiries.
Valley City The Liverpool Volunteurs ladies auxiliary to the local fire department met at Community Hall with President Bette Farris chairing. Reports on recent activities were given and plans for future events discussed including a Halloween party in October and a public fundraising party at the hall.
Eisler’s brother Manns Eisler, 64, a film score composer and author of a song that became the East German national anthem, died Thursday in East Berlin. He was brother to Gerhart Eisler, who fled the United States in 1949 after conviction tied to testifying before the House Un-American Activities Committee. Hanns Eisler had left the U.S. in 1947 following deportation orders after the same inquiry.
Elyria Chronicle Telegram page reports local happenings dated September 1 1962. Notable items include community events and brief notices about residents, schools, and civic activities within Elyria and surrounding areas.
Sarasota Florida UPI reports Christy Payne 88 former vice president for Standard Oil Co of New Jersey died Thursday. An 1895 Princeton graduate Payne worked for South Penn Oil Co in Oil City PA until admission to the Pennsylvania bar in 1898. He practiced in Pittsburgh until 1927 when he became a director of Standard Oil.
Kenneth A. Walker aged 19 of 185 Cleveland Street was arrested in Orlando Florida on July 6 for breaking and entering St. Jude School. He pled innocent before Municipal Court Judge Frank Wilcox and was bound over to the grand jury with bond set at 5000 dollars.
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