Police Ball Tickets Remaining At Moore Road Hall
Tickets still available for the police ball to be held at the Moore Road Hall. The event runs from evening until 1 am with music provided by The Squires, a local group. Proceeds support the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No 54. tickets cost $1 and can be purchased from lodge members.
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Moore” Rd
Loralaigue the Squires
Order of Police
Jary
Theodore Rowan
Lodge No Day
Reconstruction rules for Gratton tornado victims shaped by council
Grafton residents affected by the tornado face no building permits for rebuilding to prior size and design but any changes require permits. The council praised Stan McAlpin for allowing debris dumping on his Parson Road property and discussed moving refuse with limited equipment. The village eyed Oberlin and Elyria dumps for waste, noting costs and access issues.
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Grafton
Gratton Village
Debri Council
Stan McAlpin
Parson Rd
McAlpin
Oberlin
Elyria
High School Play to Be Held On Private Basis
Columbia officials discuss continuing the Copopa School dumping for a production of Inherit the Wind at Copopa High School. Dramatics teacher Virgil Smith will direct a 43 member cast in a public auditorium showing tonight and Saturday at 8 pm.
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Columbia
Dramatics
Maurice Bittner
Club of Columbia High School
McAlpin
Auditoriam
Satur
Virgil Smith
Hightage
Women hear of needs at Berlin Heights orphanages
Mrs Fred Martin spoke to the Berlin Heights Congregational Church Women’s Fellowship about the Ft Wayne Children’s Home and Woodhaven Home for Unwed Mothers. The facilities serve troubled youths and unwed mothers with houseparents and gardens. The maternity unit holds about 17 girls with funds planned to expand. Several Michigan Ohio Wisconsin Indiana churches support the homes. Officers and chairmen were elected for various aid and education roles.
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Berlin Heights
Fred Martin
Sandusky
Martin
Ft Wayne
Woodhaven
United Church of Christ
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Indiana
Leonard Smith
Oliver Burnham
Clarence Krueger
Royden Garland
Wiliam Philips
Osborne Hoover
Calvin Keilar
Clayton Brod
Charles iHann
Wiliam Nottke
Richard Kuebeler
Myron Nichols
Karl Humm
Davidson
Harold Shoop
Lucile Tillinghast
Jobless pay down 34 percent in first quarter
Ohio unemployment compensation from the state treasury for Jan 1 to Mar 30 fell 34 percent from a year earlier, with checks totaling 32 43914 or 1655 732 less than the previous year. January saw the largest drop at 42 percent, while revenues through April 17 totaled 274,822,053, about 18 million more than the previous year.
Red Sox to Train in Florida Again in 1966
The Boston Red Sox will return to Florida for spring training in 1966 after a six year absence that ended their Arizona spell.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Florida
Sunshine State
Arizona
Community events fill Saturday in local towns
A series of Saturday activities include a fun fair at Eat on School in North Eaton from 1 to 6 pm. North Ridgeville hosts a country auction at the high school starting 11 am, and St Peter's Church in North Ridgeville holds a Holy Name Society event in the church hall at 5 pm. On Monday the Belden Rogers Republican Club meets at Belden Methodist Church at 8 pm with speakers.
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Plantin
North Ridgeville High School
Don W. Standen
Robert Schmittgen
North Ridgeville Board of Falication
David Gaede
Parent-Teacher Association
Gaede
Avon-Belden Rd
North Ridgeville
North Eaton
Eaton School
PTA
St Peter's Church
Holy Name Society
Belden — Rogers Republican Club
Grafton
Belden and
LaGrange
Belden Methodist Church
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