Lorain Solicit or Rules Bingo Legal If Not for Private Gain
Lorain City Solicitor Adrian Betleski ruled bingo legal if not operated for private profit. He bases the view on a state lottery clause exclude profit. Nonprofit groups may operate but cannot advertise. penalties exist for employee pay and public notices are restricted. Fourteen nonprofits, including eight Catholic churches, operate games with caps on prizes.
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Lorain Solicitor
Lorain
Adrian F. Betleski
Belleski
Woodrow W. Mathna
Bedeski
Berenki
Mark McElroy
Democrats Rally At Town Hall With Nine Candidates
Nine Democratic candidates for Congress state and county offices spoke at the Democratic Women's Club meeting in Columbia Town Hall. Names included Keys Millard Trumble Brown DeChant Balogh Horn Gibbons Mitock and Saddler with Keys and Trumble for governor and attorney general McElroy represented. Cookies and coffee were served to about 40 attendees.
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Columbia Station
Democratic Women’s Club
Columbia Town Hall
J. Grant Keys
Edgar W. Millard
Howard J. Trumble
Congress
Maurice Brown
Edward W. DeChant
Eugene J. Balogh
James T. Horn
Donald Gibbons
Joseph J. Mitock
Howard Saddler
Mark McElroy
Keys
Michael DiSalle
Mary Cox
Democratic County Executive Board
Ann Smith
Lorain native Elliott named Commercial Division chairman
Lorain native Jack A. Elliott has been appointed Commercial Division chairman for the 1962 United Appeal. He is assistant vice president of the Central Bank Co. and manager of the O'Neil-Sheffield branch. Elliott has chaired the O'Neil-Shef field Center drives and led the Metropolitan division last year. He serves on the Visiting Nurse Association board and is a past president of the Sheffield Lions Club. Last year the Commercial Division raised $20,790, 49 percent of the total.
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Lorain
Jack A. Elliott
United
Elliott
Central Bank Co
O'Neil-Sheffield
United Appeal
Visiting Nurse Association
Sheffield Lions Club
Chess exhibit by world famous expert at Lorain Youth Center
Internationally known chess and checkers expert LORAIN-Newell Banks will give a simultaneous display of both games at 8 p m Monday. The event will be held at the Lorain Youth Center located at 20th Street and Elyria Avenue.
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Lorain
Newell Banks
20Th St
Elyria Ave
Harbor ground breaking planned in Lorain ceremony
The Harbor planning committee outlined a June 3 groundbreaking at Riverside Park for the $20 million Lorain harbor project. The event includes a 3 p.m. Army Corps of Engineers dynamite blast and a clamshell crane dig, followed by a golden spade ceremony and a power-boat parade, with a Moose Hall banquet to cap the day.
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Lorain
Heilman’s
Riverside Park
Black River
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Woodrow W. Mathna
Roger E. Doane
Moose Hall
Army
Navy
Lake Erie
John P. Chapla
City Port Commission
Orient
Lorain Harbor
Edward P. Reidy
Doaney
George Llewellyn Jr
George Llewellyn Sr
George L. Roth
C. V. Province
Elmer ‘R. Woodard
USN
Robert C. Froelich
Willard B. Zimmerman
Richard L. Olson
John W. Evans
Carl F. Olson
George Zunich
Rodney Hale
George Maiden
Parley Teets
Chapla
Arthur Pelander
James Herbert
Harold Pyle
City of Lorain and Ohio Fuel Gas near two year rate deal
A Lorain utilities committee and Ohio Fuel Gas representatives negotiated a two year contract with an average rate increase of about 5.25 percent. The compromise raises the minimum charge 75 cents, alters first 1000 cubic feet pricing, and sets new bills for monthly residential heating at about 13.48 to 13.77 dollars. The council plans a special meeting to approve the changes.
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Lorain
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
City Council Utilities ‘Committee
Walter D. Betsch
Utilities Committee
Betsch
Gas Company
Earl Frank
City council to receive hospital plan
Lorain Hospital Commission meets with city council to present plans for a $3.5 million public hospital. If approved, bids will be advertised. ground breaking targeted May 9 at Kolbe Road site. Architects and engineers will answer questions. Lakeland Women's Club to arrange ceremonies.
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Lorain
Lorain Hospital
City Council
Council Chamber
Council
Warren E. Finkel
Ross Garrett
Lorain board begins study on long range school needs
Lorain Board of Education opened a work session on a long range school needs study. Dr. John Evans urged linking the program to a 10 to 15 year base with five year cost and space estimates. The board will form committees, survey building and personnel needs, and report in detail at a later date.
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Lorain
Lorain Police Probe Vandalism at East Erie Ave Warehouse
Lorain police searched for vandals who smashed rear windows of a three room gas station warehouse at 717 East Erie Ave. Owner Clemis A. Bowling, 37, said the vandals entered the warehouse shortly before he checked it Tuesday and would report any missing items.
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Lorain
East Erie Ave
Clemis A. Bowling
Bowling
Kiwanis to Hear Mayor Neeson on Elyria Progress
East Elyria Kiwanis Club will host Mayor Charles V. Neeson as principal speaker at 6:30 p.m. in Holly Hall. His talk titled Elyria, your city. A Girl Scouts representative will discuss Camp Timberlane expansion and improvement funds.
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Charles V. Neeson
East Elyria
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