Black River names Dan Jordan new head football coach
Dan Jordan, 24, left Medina City Schools to take the Black River High School varsity football job. He brings a 14-4 Medina coaching record and sees a district with growing football interest, booster programs, and plans for a new field, bleachers, and junior high and peewee programs. Jordan views rebuilding the Pirates as a personal challenge and asks district support for success.
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Spencer
Black River
Dan Jordan
Medina
Pirate
Jordan
Morrow County
Board of Education
Athlee Feld
Pirates
Personal tax deadline set for April 30
Lorain County residents face a April 30 deadline to file personal income tax returns with penalties for late submission. About 13,000 returns are filed yearly in the county. roughly half have been filed to date. The audit official noted all individuals in business including professionals and manufacturers owe taxes on income and investments.
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Lorain County
Joseph J Mutock
Avon-Ladies Auxiliary to Vie for Lorain County Council seat
Avon Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7035 will hold the Lorain County Council election meeting Monday at the post home on Mills Road. A tureen supper begins at 6 30 p.m. with co chairmen Mrs Clarence Smith and Mrs Dorothy Stearns listed.
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Avon—Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lorain County
Lorain Chamber Pushes Summer Tourist Drive
The Lorain Chamber of Commerce plans extra summer hours and a tourist promotion stressing Travel Rt 6 and 2 as the Great Lakes region's scenic route. A survey of tourist businesses, potential Rt 57 information booth, and ads in Lake Front News are planned along with a state park talk. Ed SoloMon heads the group with Bill Martin as co chair and J B Thompson as secretary. May is cleanup month with six local groups pledging help and service club welcome signs planned for early summer.
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Lorain
Chamber of Commerce
Jand Chamber
Great Lakes
Rt. 57
Ohio Turnpike
Chamber
Lake Front News
Ed Solo ‘Mon
Bill Martin
Civic Improvement Committee of the
University student wins prize from Mrs Lyndon Johnson
Mrs Lyndon Johnson will present a $750 prize to University of Cincinnati student Erwin Raible next Wednesday for his second place entry in a national student design contest.
Grafton hires lineman from Chestnut Street
Grafton Board of Public Affairs hired James Rowland of Chestnut Street as a village lineman at 1.85 dollars an hour. After a 90 day satisfactory period he would receive a 0.10 raise. He replaces Bruce Bergenstein who moved to another company. The clerk was instructed to invite C. C. Stout, president of Mutual Aid for the Independent Electric Co. in Cuyahoga Falls, to explain the mutual aid program.
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Grafton
Rowland James
Chestnut St
Grafton Board of Public Affairs
James
Bruce Bergenstein
Otto Thomas
C. C. Stout
Mutual Aid
the Independent Electric Co
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