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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1990
Page
2
The Elyria Reporter notes publication by the Reporter Printing Company with editor Fauver and associate E L Dicuro. It lists subscription terms for daily and weekly editions, pricing, and publication office address at East Broad Street.
The draft legislation this winter seeks to pension long serving teachers after years of service or age. The article argues pensions for teachers would be improper while noting editors and doctors also hold quasi public roles and deserve consideration. It highlights low teacher salaries, workload, and mortality trends, comparing with other professions, and urges elevating teaching as a true profession rather than pursuing pensions.
The article urges the city to study a lake water system before bond votes. It argues the cost must be clarified with precise plans and approximate figures for a pumping station standpipe and distribution network. Citizens should vote intelligently once the ultimate cost is known and the Chamber of Commerce is urged to take up the question.
The article critiques Vir Olds’s proposal to extend the closing hour to 10 p m on weekdays and Saturday, arguing voters oppose it and saloonkeepers have violated laws. It laments past saloon behavior, defends local liberty, and warns that extending hours lacks public support or grounds. It also recounts partisan political turbulence surrounding local publications and editors.
The text outlines Elizabeth Bailey and various named heirs and parties in a probate proceeding in Lorain County Ohio. It notes amended plaintiff filings, leave to make new parties defendant, and references an alleged will and codicil of Joseph Moyses, with letters testamentary granted to executor Francis P. Rellvon and related probate actions in 1860s Ohio.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a sheriff's sale item with scattered names and dates. Details are incomplete with many garbled words, making the exact parties, location, and time unclear.
Fragmentary text notes a court action appointing a receiver for a firm or partnership. Mentions John Wedleit and August date, with references to creditors and property in a county setting. The legals are unclear due to OCR errors, but indicate appointment of a receiver and related ownership concerns.
On the first day of March next, Cornelia A. Barch filed a petition in the court of common pleas of Lorain County. Notice is given to the named parties and heirs as listed, including Susan C. Fitch and others, regarding the probating of the last will and testament of Susan Fitch. Heirs and interested parties must appear and answer as required, under penalties for default.
A court ordered sale of parcels in township of Ayro, designed to settle a suit in the Court of Common Pleas. The property lies in section No 4, land bounded by the east and south lines, with specific measurements and descriptions given. Sale to occur at the courthouse steps in Elyria on a designated Saturday, cash on day of sale. Wardensherl and local authorities oversee the process.
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