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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1962
Page
4
Registration runs September 10 to 20 for September 17 to 20 classes. Office hours 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and 7 to 9 p.m. evenings. Fees due by start. refunds after first class not allowed. Courses cover algebra, geometry, trigonometry, English, history, government, chemistry, languages, nursing, drafting, plumbing, carpentry, machine work, nursing and homemaking.
Henry Cavendish a shy British chemist and natural philosopher born 1731 in France rose to fame for isolating hydrogen and proving water’s composition. He joined the Royal Society in 1760 dined weekly with members and ran a meticulous library system. He left an estate valued today at about 30 million and never married.
In Sheffield the William Barr Elementary School PTA elected officers for the 1962 463 term. President Mrs Edward Lietwiler and others include Vice President Mrs Donald Gerhart Principal Paul Smith Second Vice President Recording Secretary Mrs Roland Rook Corresponding Secretary Mrs Lawrence Gallagher and Treasurer Mrs Lyle Murphy. Committee chairs cover budget membership publicity and more. The first meeting for the new season will be Thursday October 4 with an open session to acquaint parents with the school and faculty.
The Golden Agers met at Beaver Court with 35 members present as Rev. Roland Larson of Firelands Retirement Center spoke on Golden Age units for Lorain County. A Q and A followed. Ray and Mrs Ray Weir hosted at their Amherst home and the group set a 1 pm meeting next Thursday.
The Rev. John Gross of St. Martin Catholic Church attends the National Catholic Rural Life Conference in Amarillo Texas as Cleveland Diocesan Director. Masses during his absence are covered by Fr. McManamon and services resume with parish events such as confraternity enrollment, religious instruction, and Sunday worship. Zion Lutheran hosts Rev. Ruben Bauman from Detroit for a Sunday service, with picnics and meetings for Luther League and Martin Luther Society. United Church of Christ features Rev. Ralph Boyer as guest speaker for morning services and church activities.
Spencer churches schedule a busy week as vacation season ends. Rev David Youngs and his Nevada home missionary team speak at First Baptist on Wednesday 730 pm prayer meeting. Women Missionary Society meets Thursday at 10 am hosted by Mrs Earl McVicker. Gladys Baines speaks at all-day session. Saturday 730 pm a meeting at Oval Roberts home to form a Sun Day School class for ages 36 to 50.
Fred W. Lohnes, manager of Ohio Edison Co., was named by Harry W. Hyman to head the commercial division. Lorain County residents prepare for a three day parade and registration booths across the county. Schools in Lorain County will receive 171126.91 dollars in state funds for education guidance and high school conference topics at Elyria High School.
Fifty years ago the board of elections convened in a special session to consider the second petition list filed by Republican candidates for county offices. The Elyria Athletic Club football team prepared to pursue the state football championship.
Walter Schroeder chapter president says the Black River Trail Blazers add an extra fall campout. Campers meet at Tamsin Lake Peninsula Ohio September 21 to 23, with travel via Omo Turnpike Ext 12. Regular Blazer meeting planned for October 1 in Avon. The state campout will be held October 57 at Zanesville.
Washington United Press International reports that National Science Foundation Director Alan T Waterman urged a House space subcommittee to study a man made umbrella in space. The aim is to create artificial clouds that could shade the earth from the sun’s intense rays and alter weather patterns.
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