Chatham appoints Grimm fire chief
Charles Grimm named temporary fire chief of the Chatham volunteer department by township trustees replacing acting chief for the past month. Grimm, previously acting chief, follows Jack Rose who resigned in January. Trustees discuss temporary status with Medina County prosecuting attorney’s office input, aiming to retain control while department remains new. Grimm will file monthly reports and a public activity log at the fire station. No Parking signs to be posted on Kohli Drive near the station to keep access clear. Sheriff Norman Stuart to speak at the Medina County Firemen’s Association meeting in May.
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Charles Grimm
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Grimm
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Chatham Two OKs joint road work talks
Chatham Township trustees discussed a possible road maintenance program with Spencer and Harrisville townships to save money on road work. They considered buying a $750 spreader for the township truck to spread salt, cinders, gravel and limestone. Trustees authorized $407 to Mrs A E Noah for compiling cemetery records, and set a $1.50 hourly rate for high school students' summer cemetery work.
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Teachers Strike To Block Local School Boards Nationwide
The Needle School teachers quit worrying about disruptive students and strike against school boards. Across the nation teachers race the calendar to shut down schools before vacation. They no longer dictate to students and instead tell superintendents off. Many walkouts are jurisdictional as educators seek control over everything but the students. Taxpayers remain the only ones gaining a liberal education.
Medina establishes county support bureau for alimony
Medina County's Bureau of Support began operations today under the county common pleas court. The bureau will not automatically handle alimony and child support for divorced cases unless the recipient requests it. Existing cases will be referred to the bureau as processed and all future cases will follow the same referral rule.
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Medina County
Common Pleas
Reav
Carl F. Jobe
Arnold Siegfried
Mary Conley
Ania
Lorain youth fined after restaurant fight
James R. Blatt an 18 year old of Sheffield Lake was fined 250 and sentenced to ten days in jail in municipal court after pleading guilty to malicious destruction of property intoxication and disorderly conduct and no contest to assault and battery following a Thursday morning brawl at Manners Drive In Restaurant 1850 Henderson Drive Blatt and two juveniles were involved in a fight after being asked to leave during which a chair and 50 dollars of dishes were destroyed. He was cited for taking part in the incident with the restaurant manager being struck.
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Manners Drive-In
Henderson Dr
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