Wakeman Trustees Adopt Civil Defense Pact
Wakeman Township trustees join Huron County Civil Defense as a member unit after a Tuesday meeting at Wakeman, with Napka and Todd outlining preparedness. The village has not decided to join. First aid courses at Wakeman School begin soon.
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Wakeman
Mah School For ‘Civil Defense
O'Neil
DiSalle
Wakeman Township
Huron County
Werner Todd
Portland
Ore
Man scores no sale on kiss attempt
NORWALK a brush salesman from Jeromesville pleaded guilty to assault after trying to kiss a west end housewife who bought merchandise. He was fined 520 and costs by Mayor Louis Frey and given a 20 day suspended jail term conditioned on transfer to another territory by the firm’s sales manager.
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Norwalk
West End
Robert Croupe
Jeromesville
Louis Frey
Vermilion High School announces top class of 1959
Principal W H Gebhardt released the Vermilion High School top students for the class of 1959. At the summit is Darlene Marie Kubishke, with Kay Peterka close behind, plus a top 10 including Judy Burgett and Lois Graham. Several students rank in the top two percent for honors.
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Vermilion
Vermilion High School
W. H. Gebhardt
Darlene Marie
Kubishke
Kay Peterka
Darlene
Westinghouse
Erie County
Kay
Columbus
Judy Burgett
Lois Graham
Janet Relfert
Tom Peebles
Lynn Roberts
David Hurd
Patricia Reiber
Polly Warner
Carolyn’ DeVault
Mary Lou Callahan
Sandral Pratt
Judy Woods
Vicki Christman
Linda Peck
Mary Ann Wakefield
Martha Bodde
Cynthia Avery
Building report shows gain in valuation Avon Lake
Avon Lake building inspectors report for March, prepared by Daniel G Straka, lists total estimated valuation of 161065 including eight dwellings permits totaling 151000, two additions 4600, three remodeling permits 4500, two misc permits 865, one nonresidential structure 100. Permit fees add 571.40 across building 288 plumbing 96 electrical 139.90 heating 45 and incinerator 2.50.
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Avon Lake
Daniel G. Straka
Grafton YC Unit Adopts Six Constitutional Amendments
Grafton Youth Center board approved six changes to the GXC constitution at a Town Hall meeting. Key provisions set 11 directors, two thirds approval for new members, annual officer elections in June, and presidential terms of one year non consecutive. Missing three meetings removes a member. A later discussion covered a paper drive with curb pickup and canvassing plans for village residents.
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Grafton
Grafton Youth Center
GXC
Town Hall
Treasur
r__y
Coorté
Belden Mothers Club Names Nomination Committee
The Belden Mothers Club appoints a nomination panel for May officer elections. Members include Mrs. Clayton Mole, Mrs. Robert Fickenger, and Mrs. Bruce Singleton. A Apr. 10 card party netted $60, with plans to hold future card parties and rag drives only. A group dinner is set for Apr. 27 with reservations by Mrs. Joseph Janosko. Rag drive collection ends May 6 with Mole Blackhal Janosko and Grills on the committee.
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Belden
Joseph Jan- Josk
Clayton Mole
Stewart Blackhal
Joseph Janosko
Warren Grills
Firemen Hold Postponed Meeting
SOUTH AMHERST The Volunteer Firemen held a Sunday meeting after postponement from last Friday due to crews fighting a $25 000 Silica Plant fire at Cleveland Quarries Company. A plan with the Community Booster Club for the July 23 24 25 26 summer carnival at Tulk Field was discussed.
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South Amherst
Cleveland Quarries Company
Tulk Field
George Grayhill
RNA Meets Hears Talk By District Deputy
SOUTH AMHERST The Bi-County Rally for the Royal Neighbors of America will be held in Cleveland on June 19. The local group will take part in the ritualistic program at that event. Mrs. Gertrude Holtz, District Deputy, spoke to the South Amherst RNA at Swiss Hall about the bi-county event. The Lorain County Rally will be held in November with South Amherst as host camp. Mrs. Holtz discussed the new s membership campaign under way. Plans for Memorial Day were discussed with Miss Lilly Krebs presiding. Hostesses for the May 12 meeting were Mrs. Hilma Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Bertha Flowers. Mrs. Otis Sinclair and Mrs. Peter Amenhauser served a salad coupe to 181 members.
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South Amherst
Royal Neighbors of America
Cleveland
Gertrude Holtz
Swiss Hall
Lorain County
Lilly Krebs
Hilma Fitzpatrick
Bertha Flowers
Otis Sinclair
Peter Amenhauser
Ship Cairndhu Prow Strikes Montreal Dock Wall
The British arlat Cairndhu rammed a four foot hole into the wall of a dockside housing offices building in Montreal. No one was injured as the ship maneuvered near the Cairndhu docking area.
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Arlater Cairndhu
Eiteering
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Russia
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Civil Defense
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Kiss
T&t
Dial East
Orangeburg
Barnes Coal and Supply CO. Rt
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Sunrise Quartet
OLD Fashion Gospel Quartet
Carl Stewart
S. Amherst Public School
Sue
Security
Midble Ave
Rayria
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Belden Club
By Stoussnen
Milady
Limelee
Neil
China Novelties
Elephant Family
Black Panther
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