County Considers Converting Infirmary To 42-Bed Nursing Home
Lorain County officials discussed turning the Infirmary building at Lorain County Home on Murray Ridge and Infirmary Roads into a 42 bed nursing home. Estimated cost about 1000 dollars per patient to equip. federal Hull Burton act funds eyed, architect to assess needs, 150 dollar monthly charge for welfare referrals, training for welfare clients, and shared nurse staffing plans.
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Lorain
Murray Ridge
Gerard Prinz
Marcon Fsher
Prinz
Lorain County
Panz
County Welfare Department
County Health Department
Leach
Ex commissioner Lotko visits home from overseas duty
Major Michael J. Lotko, former Lorain County commissioner who resigned for overseas duty, arrived at his Elyria home after returning from Etain France. He will remain in active status at Lockbourne Air Base until Sept. 30 and spend weekends at home. He cited lonesomeness for family but valued the European tour and aims to reestablish income after discharge.
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Michael J. Lotko
Lorain County
Canterbury Rd
Etain
France
Lockbourne Air Base
Columbus
Elyria
Ohio
Lockbourne
Berlin
Ma Lotko
England
Holland
Belgium
Luxemburg
Germany
Switzerland
Lotko
Europe
121 Transportation Squadron
Air Force
Berlin residents seek sanitary sewer expansion
Property owners on Old Lake Road Berlin Annexation Berlin Township petitioned for a sanitary sewer extension. County Commissioners asked resident engineer C A Voight to prepare plans and estimates to be approved by the health department. A hearing date will be set.
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Sandusky
Old Lake Road
Berlin Annexation
Berlin Township
Ene County
C. A. Voight
Ene County Health Department
Commission
Fred Deering
Cora W. Frazier
R. C. Clark
Health Department
Voight
Minister and wife host surprise church shower
The Rev Ronald Opfer and his wife were surprised at a Methodist Church shower in Berlin Heights. After dining with Mr and Mrs Charles Turner 75 members greeted them at the parsonage with gifts and refreshments. A mock trial with Royden Garland as judge and Charles Turner as defendant entertained guests.
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Berlin Heights
Ronald Opfer
Methodist Church
Charles Turner
Royden Garland
Robert Hodges
Richard Cobb
Volun-Dears Plan Make Douglas Show Outing
Liverpool Volun-Dears ladies auxiliary to the fire department met at Community Hall to arrange attending the Make Douglas television show on August 22. Tickets are available from President Mrs Bettie Farris or Secretary Mrs Edith Stoskop. They plan 9:30 am departure, lunch in Cleveland, and wearing old-fashioned dresses and bonnets.
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Valley City
Liverpool
Volun-Dears
Fire Department
Eulleen Watkins
Hornung
Rendezvous at Cedar Point set for today
A rendezvous at Cedar Point is scheduled with ten boats. Boats depart Beaver Park at 2 p.m. and a picnic follows at 6 p.m. Flotilla 94 officers include Chairman Claude Rahl Commander Lee Gotro vice commander Herb Trautman and training officer Mrs. John Cutter. Beaver Park Yacht Club will host a cookout with Commodore Mrs Wil Ham Little and Fleet Captain Commodore and Mrs Chuck Zacharias.
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Beaver Park
Cedar Point
Claude Rahl
Lee Gotro
Herb Trautman
John Cutter
Beaver Park Yacht Club
Wil
George Benford
Ham Little
Chuck Zacharias
Kipton Trip Yields Grass Fire Story and Budget Hunt
A Woodpile column recounts a Kipton trip with a grass fire near Bucksville and the chase for the Camden Township budget. The crew help Billy O Hara fight flames on Rt. 10 while villagers discuss plans to pave the main road and reveal routine budget delays at local offices.
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Oberlin
Kipton
Rt. 10
Gifford Road
Bucksville
Billy O'Hara
Billy
Camden Township
India poisoned flour outbreak prompts probe
Washington report states a paralytic illness in Eastern India linked to contaminated food. More than 470 people, including 160 Catholic Mission School students, are affected as investigators weigh accidental contamination against sabotage. The triorthocresyl phosphate chemical is suspected, with officials noting flour from the US may have played a role but not conclusively.
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Robert C. Toth
Washington
India
United States
Agency For ‘International Development
Cathole Relief Service
Catholic Relief Agency
Aid
Jake
Northern Savings and Loan
Saskatchewan Medicare plan puts hope for 925000 into effect
Saskatchewan's first state-sponsored Medical Care Act begins, ending a long medical fight. The program pays 925,000 residents' doctor and hospital costs, funded by higher taxes and premiums, with compulsory coverage and no limits on care. The Martins illustrate costs and protections under Medicare and optional private plans.
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Saskatchewan
Regina
Canada
North America
T. C Douglas
Johnny
Joe
Lke
Medical Care Commission
Oberlin council plans housing, sewer, and street agenda
Oberlin city council meets Monday at 8 30 p.m. to hear from the Urban Renewal Committee a workable low rent housing and urban renewal program. The panel also seeks a Housing and Home Finance Agency renewal aid declaration and a feasibility study for sewers on West Lincoln and Hamilton, plus a request to extend the sewer beyond the city limits. The session may vote on paving East Vine Street and a transformer contract for the electric department after bids opened yesterday.
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Oberlin
City Hall
City Urban Renewal Committee
Housing and Home Finance Agency
West Lincoln
Hamilton Sts
Corporation
West Hamilton St
East Vine St
Richard J. Dunn
Oberlin Municipal Court Documents Plea Results
Raymond L. Fowler of Waynesville pleaded innocent to speeding and has a case set for August 23. James H. Wilger of South Amherst pleaded no contest to no mudflaps and was found guilty with a $10 fine. Robert Brock of Wakeman had a case of permitting an unlicensed driver dismissed after pleading no contest.
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Raymond L. Fowler
Waynesville
James H. Wilger
South Amherst
Robert Brock
Harmon
Wakeman
Milan Plans Park Bandstand for Homecoming
The Milan Chamber of Commerce announces plans to build a permanent bandstand in the village park. James Meachum provided a sketch, with Clarence Vanderpoole named construction chairman. Volunteers are hoped for and completion aimed for June ahead of September homecoming.
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Milan
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Leslie Russell
James Meachum
Clarence Vanderpoole
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