City study on Woodford Avenue improvements eyed for industry
A request by A N Smith industrial manager for Herb Meister Inc seeks Woodford Avenue and sewer extensions from Garden Street to the New York Central spur to aid a 12.32 acre site sale. Extensions would require paving for truck traffic and a partial street dedication. Downtown officials Kellogg Kleineeder and council sewer and drains committees will study the proposals.
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Elyria
A. N. Smith
Herb Meister, Inc
Woodford Ave
Garden St
New York Central Railroad
Smith
Garden S1
Garden
Woodford
Safety Service
Dale C. Kellogg
Robert Kleineeder
Council
Stewart Drops Bid For Teamsters Presidency
Ex-trucker Robert E. Stewart quits his presidential race and vows to keep fighting railroad rates he labels unfair. He mentions possible jobs but dislikes taking that path and repeats that his name could hinder trucking work.
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Robert E. Stewart
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Bob Stewart
Atlantic Ocean
Property Sales Gain Seen In March County Report
County Record er Leota B M whell notes March deeds total 304 city deeds up from 450 in March 1960 while agricultural deeds rose to 86 from 0 last year Mortgage activity dipped year over year with 472 city mortgages worth 3 018 468 versus 321 for 5 164 529 Agricultural mortgages reached 102 at 313 734 down from 107 at 1 392 773 Chattel mortgages counted 2 209 vs 2 421 Plats listed include Gene's Allotment Antherst Town ship Moorewood Subdivision No 4 Avon Lake and Robindale Park Subdivision No 1 Elyna
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leota B. M:whell
Gene's
Antherst Township
Moorewood
Avon Lake
Robindale Park
Elyna
Training Of Retarded To Be Aired
Joseph Spoonster executive director of Summit County Council for Retarded Children will be principal panelist at the Lorain County Council annual meeting. He will demonstrate teaching retarded to use machinery in sheltered workshops with older students at 8 p.m. in Avon Lake Lutheran Church. Mrs Bornegrobe president of Cuyahoga County Council will discuss public relations. Mrs Morningstar a Grafton resident and Oberlin class teacher will give views of a new teacher. Mrs Blackman director of Lorain County Child Welfare Board program will describe latest developments in training the adult retarded learned at national conventions. The meeting is open to the public.
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Joseph Spoonster
Summit County Council For
Lorain County Council
Avon Lake Lutheran Church
F. A. Bornegrobe
Cuyahoga County Council
George Morningstar
Grafton
Oberlin
Lee Blackman
Loraine County Child Welfare Board
Invasion at Bay of Pigs Elevates Cuban Crisis
U.S. and United Nations dispute Castro charges as invaders land by sea and air at the Bay of Pigs. Reports place 5,000 attackers inland, with about 190 Castro militia deaths. Cuban forces at Nueva Gerona ship Baire sabotaged or scuttled after naval unit defections.
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Castro
United States
South America
United Nations
New York
U.S
Guantanamo
Cuba
UPE
Norman Cornish
Bay of Cochinos
Oriente
Baracoa
Nueva Gerona
Isle of Pines
Havana
Elyria Okays Sign Policy Clarification to Limit Political Signs
Elyria City Council accepted a committee report clarifying the current law on political signs, aiming to prevent Lorain-like sign proliferation in residential zones. The vote 7-2 reflected concerns about enforcement and equal rights, with opposition citing fundamental rights and potential discrimination as May primary looms.
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Elyria
Lorain
John Kaiko
Kaiko
Council
Richard Baird
John Lugas
Katko
Building and
Clarence Schultz
R-lst
John Doe
Kathleen Lysaght
Datlarge
Joseph E. Smith
At-Latte
iRepublican
Oscar G. Dunn
Helen
Sally
Ely
Morlock Dairy Farmer Dies After Heart Attack at 65
Otto Morlock a Medina Brunswick and Liverpool Townships civic leader and dairy farmer died at his home near Valley City after a heart attack at 65. He served on Brunswick boards and city chambers, was active in Zion Lutheran Valley City and Medina County Farm Bureau, YMCA board, and held numerous civic posts. Survivors include wife Ella and son Edward with 12 grandchildren. Services Thursday at Zion Lutheran Church with burial in church cemetery.
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Valley City
Otto Morlock
Medina
Brunswick
Liverpool
Rt. 303
York Township
Vaile
Ella
Edward
Raymond Gunker
Erator and Supply Co
Zion Lutheran
Chester W
Medina Co-op
Kemrite
Church
Medina County Farm Bureau
Medina County Ymca
Morlock
Phoenix National Bank
Brunswick Farm Bureau Council
Brunswick Chamber of Commerce
Brunswick Parent-Teacher Association
Liverpool Zoning Com
Medina American Legion
Richard H. Davenport
Brunstwick
Brunswick Democratic Chile
Nasal
Marion
Marion Orchestra
Homer
Huffman
Mi- Valley
Vivaldi
Ballet Parisien
Elyria High Hosts Buckeye Orchestra Festival Night
The 48 member Elyria High School Orchestra hosts Marion Findlay Lorain and Mansfield high schools at Buckeye Festival Friday in the Elyria High School auditorium. Guest players arrive for early rehearsals then a 3:30 massed session. Performances include Offenbach Saint Saens and more with conductors F. Hall and N. Gaines. Open to the public. tickets at the school or box office before Friday.
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Elyria High School
Marion
Findlay
Lorain
Mansfield
Buckeye
Offenbach
Strat - Saens
Bach
Dvorak
Percy F. Hall
Norman J. Gaines
Demarest
Oliver Schumacher
Whitney
Handel
Sidney Davis
Cimarosa
Jess Freeman
Rodgers
Homer Huffman
MekKay
Elyria youths sing with Case Glee Club in Europe tour
Elyrian Lyn Pankoff and James Porter of Oberlin joined 41 Case Institute of Technology Glee Club members on a 12 day concert tour of Denmark Norway and England. They performed in universities and churches including Westminster Abbey and St Martins in the Fields. The trip featured historical selections from early American music and pieces like Little Innocent Lamb.
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Patricia Mason
Lorain County
Europe
Elyrian Lyn Pankoff
James Porter
Oberlin
Case Institute of Technology Glee Club
Denmark
Norway
England
Glee Club
Westminster
Abbey
St. George Chapel
Windsor Castle
St. Martin’s - In - the - Fields
Trafalgar Square
London
Marshall Bartholomew
America
Robert Frost
Baird Whitlock
Case
Copenhagen
Aarhus
Scandinavia
Oslo
Slough
Scotland
Pankoff
Whitlock
Porter
EB. John Porter
R. D
Cory Rd
Don F. Pankoff
East River St
Educators Will Dine Thursday With Petrillo Speaker
Elyria Education Association hosts a 6:30 p.m. dinner at Jefferson School with speaker Mrs. June Harrison Petrillo, an Ely School art instructor and Kent State graduate. She has long civic roles including Lorain County Center for Lightness trustee, General Federation officer, and Girl Scouts Troop 63 committee member. Reservations via Della Harding due tonight.
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June Harrison
Orlando) Petrillo
Elyria Education Association
Jefferson School
Ely School
Petrillo
Kent State Unversity
Philadelphia School of Occupational Therapy
Penillo
Lorain County
Cascade
Gates
Jefferson
Della Harding
Jurisdictional Dispute Halts Plum Brook Work
Sandusky reports a work stoppage at the Plum Brook nuclear reactor site due to a pipefitters versus ironworkers jurisdiction dispute. The PSA facility near Lorain County is part of NASA plans, with construction paused until the labor issue is resolved. Phillips 66 advances three new Ohio stations, eyeing more sites in the region.
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Phillips 66
Elyria
Lorain County
Jaycox
F. E. Lighthitz
Oi Enterprises Inc
Cleveland
Ohio
Sandusky, Ohio
UPD
Plum Brook
Lorain
National Aeros
Ee and Space Administration
Kitz
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Okla
Dayton
Pennsylvania
New England
Lightintz
Oberlin College Band to Perform Monday in Concert
The Oberlin College Band directed by Kenneth Moore will give a concert Monday at 8 30 p m in Warner Concert Hall. The program features Berlioz Rakoczy March Le Journal du Protemps Fischer Chorale and Alleluia Hanson and Music for a Festival Jacob. Student players from Oberlin Conservatory and College of Arts and Sciences perform.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Kenneth Moore
Warner Concert Hall
Rakoczy
Faust
Hector Berlioz
Leonard B. Smith
J.C.F. Fischer
Keith Wilson
Howard Hanson
Gordon Jacob
Conservatory of Music
College of Arts and Sciences
Moore
Conservatory
Mosher To Address Amherst GOP Club Dinner
Congressman Charles A. Mosher will speak at the Amherst Republican Men’s Club charter dinner on April 29 at the fire station hall. Club organizer Robert Penman said 200 to 1,300 attendees are expected as the club, Amherst’s first of its kind, grows from 41 charter members. Penman also announced Mosher as speaker for the GOP Women’s Club candidates outing. Dinner will be served by the Firermen's Auxiliary at 5:30 p.m.
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Firermen’s
Two motorists cited in separate county accidents
Maxine B. Judson, 43, of Amherst, was charged with failure to yield after a minor collision on Route 38 at Middle Ridge Road when her car pulled into a northbound vehicle on Route 58 driven by William C. Niesen, 18, of Amherst. Garland J. Phelps, 23, of Lorain, lost control on a slippery road, spinning into a ditch on Route 58 south of Route 113. he was charged with driving left of center and will appear in Oberlin Municipal Court next Tuesday.
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Maxine B. Judson
Middle Ridge Rd
Amherst
State Highway Patrol
Middle Pidge Rd
Colorado Ave
Lorain
Rt. 58
Rt. 113
Phelps
Oberlin Municipal Court
Vermilion crash injures man. woman faces charges
In Vermilion a 34 year old man, Samuel Marotta, suffered a compound fracture to his right leg and head cuts after being crushed between two cars while unloading instruments from a parked car on Route 246. Rita Vaughn, Nakomis Park Vermilion, allegedly caused the injuries and will face Erie County Court on three charges including driving while intoxicated and reckless driving. Vaughn was treated for chest injuries and a cut mouth and released. The incident followed a wedding reception at the American Legion Hall.
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Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Erie County Court
Rita Vaughn
Nakomis Park
Vermilion
Samuel Marotta
Clifton Ave
Sheriff Faces Tax Bill After 1959 Sale
Judge Pincura ruled Sheriff Vernon M. Smith may have to pay 186.36 in taxes on property sold at sheriff’s sale unless the former owner covers the amount. Purchasers of the December 1939 sale learned 1959 taxes were unpaid. the sale to A. H. and W. H. Clark on December 19, 1959 netted 2900 dollars, with tax deduction errors. The foreclosure was by Peoples Banking Co. Oberlin against Kenneth Lowe.
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Vernon M. Smith
John D. Pincura
Peoples Banking Co. Oberlin
Kenneth Lowe
A. H
W. H. Clark
Lowe
Snow and Rain Halt Oberlin High School Protest
Oberlin High students planned a protest against a pupil driving ban but snow and rain dampened the effort. Students left the building orderly at noon and headed for lunch on foot and by bicycle. A student noted plans to demonstrate with horses and wagons. Principal Paul Newell cited a single firecracker incident and sidewalk paint as only repercussions, with the ban effective the previous day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlen
Oberlin High School
Paul Newell
Board of Education
Shipherd Circle
Council Approves Quick Fund Plan Ordinances and a Resolution
City council approved three emergency ordinances and one resolution. Transfers total 111,800 into street and water accounts. 11,000 to street material. 300 to water damages. A 1,600 grant funds prestressed bridge at Brookdale Cemetery main entrance to replace a 2 year old structure needing repair. Also 4,500 set for Northeast Bypass final costs with state highway department. Sidewalks planned on Penfield Street east side from Well Court to Oakwood, and Gulf Road sidewalks discussed with route adjustments involving Berkley and Ridge Streets.
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Water Department
Brookdale Cemetery
Clarence Ziemke
State Highway Department
Penfield St
Fromwell Ct
Oakwood St
Gulf Rd
William Tattersall
Cleveland St
Hilliard Rd
Berkley Rd
Ridge St
Traffic Detour For Gulf Rd Not Imminent
Service Director Dale C Kellogg said Gulf Road closed to through traffic may not occur this week. A J Baltes Construction Co plans to widen between Cleveland Street and Hilliard Road and will give 24 hours notice before grading begins. Weather could delay the project, likely pushing it to next week after snow and rain halted work yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale C. Kellogg
Gulf Rd
A. J. Baltes Construction Co
Cleveland St
Hilliard Rd
Kellogg
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Elyria Orchestra
Richard Decker
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June Petrillo
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