Tattersall withdraws suit against Neeson
Elyria City Solicitor J C William Tattersall filed a motion in Lorain County Common Pleas Court to release Mayor Charles Neeson and Council Clerk Thomas D Bowen from the re districting suit. The council committee questioned the move as it weighs funding a hired attorney. A hearing is set for Monday with Judge Harold Ewing to rule on irreparable damage claims and related actions.
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Elyria
J. C. William Tattersall
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Charles Neeson
Thomas D. Bowen
Roy West
Tattersall
Eugene B. Smith
Council
Neeson
Bowen
John A. Katko
James E. Corcoran
Kenneth A. Krueck
Fred B. Sanford
Richard E. Baird
Ted Emerich
Chris Nelson
Katko
Leonard Reichlin
Lorain Coun
Board of Elections
Bazley
County Common Pleas Court
Harold Ewing
Common Pleas Court
Elyria Council Rejects Spitzer Blacktop Offer on Tannery Street
Elyria's City Council refused to consider a written offer from Spitzer Motors to blacktop Tannery Street adjacent to Spitzer property and Edith Tattersall's lease. The vote followed board debates and a photo presentation showing current conditions, with prior ties broken by Council President Smith.
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Spitzer
Elyria Council
Elyria
Tannery
Blacktop
Tannery St
Edith Tattersall
Deputies Probe House Burglary in Lorain County
Lorain County Sheriff deputies investigated a break in at Arnold Cornwell's home on West Royalton Road. Gary Beckett and his father William found a portable TV missing and drawers overturned after hearing a noise at 11 p.m. Cornwell was away on vacation.
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Lorain County
Residents clash over ditching short Weller Rd sidewalk
Elyria City Hall held a public hearing on vacation of the ten foot right of way between Furnace St and Weller Rd. Dr John A Katko chair of the building and lands committee noted complaints about the gravel path and property damage while opponent Gorman Eilbeck urged preserving convenience and safety for school children who would walk extra miles. The ordinance faced a second reading as council debated suspending rules. six votes backed approval, short of the seven needed.
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Spitzer
Tannery St
John Katko
Katko
Lawrence Ashhenbach
Kenneth A. Krueck
D-2
Richard E. Baird
Council
Eugene B. Smith
Woodland Ave
Spruce St
Foster Ave
Morgan Ave
City Forum
Elyria City Hall
Furnace St
Weller Rd
John A. Katko
D-6
Building and Lands Committee
Gorman Eilbeck
Kennedy
Eilbeck
Furnace parts stolen from two Elyria homes
Elyria police report weekend thefts totaling about 600 dollars of furnace parts from two new homes. At 897 Livermore Lane a manifold and burner were taken from a basement furnace while at 720 Georgetown St three complete furnaces in six cartons were found missing from an attached garage with unlocked doors. Richard Schneider, subcontractor for Blue Ribbon Construction Co, cited the incidents.
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Livermore Lane
Richard Schneider
Blue Ribbon Construction Co
Schneider
Georgetown St
Oberlin weighs housing and urban renewal steps
Oberlin city council moved toward a formal request to HHFA for a policy declaration and urban renewal funds. The process hinges on a workable program, site and architectural approvals, and mutual agreement among the city PHA and Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority.
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Oberlin
Richard J. Dunn
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
HHFA
Federal Housing Authority
Ronald Ashley
Lorain
Ash
Ley
PHA
Lysle Butler
Homer O 'Blanchard
Nord
William P. Davis
Douglas Johnson
William Miller
City Urban Renewal Commission
Rain storms cause traffic crashes and tree damage
Erie County Deputies logged five minor traffic accidents within minutes during the noon rainstorm on Route 26 west of Vermilion, with two minor injuries. A tree limb fell on the highway at 4 30, halting traffic about 30 minutes. In Grafton residents attributed damage to a small tornado at 6 45, uprooting trees with no injuries reported.
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Erie County Sheriff's Deputies
Rts
Vermilion Land
Erie County
Grafton
Elyria park commission reviews 1962 spending and drainage work
The Elyria three member park board approved a 1962 spending review showing expenditures of 37 697 98 for seven months with 24 752 02 remaining. They planned a drainage fix on Marylen Rd and questioned funding responsibility for an garage alteration by James Trapp. A $160 plaque preliminary bill for Elywood Park awaited authorization.
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Park Commission
Elyria
John Machok
Charman
Richard Notley
Machock
Sparks
Marylen Rd
James Trapp
W. River Rd
Madock
Ellsworth Schneider
Commssion Board
Elywood Park
Prinz to lecture at welfare workshop in Indiana
Gerard Prinz will be guest lecturer at a two day workshop for representatives and executive directors of private welfare agencies. The event is scheduled for August 20 and 21 at Concordia College in Fort Wayne Indiana. Welfare directors from Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia will attend.
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Lorain
Gerard Prinz
Private Welfare
Agen
Cies
Concordia College
Ft.Wayne
Ind
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Flares Plan Barbecue With Rochester Fire Dept
The Flares auxiliary to the Rochester Volunteer Fire Department will meet tomorrow at 8 30 p m at Andels Machine Shop to finalize plans for a chicken barbecue this Saturday at 5 p m in Community Park jointly sponsored by both groups. Outdoor dancing with Les Pratt as caller and children’s games are planned. A barbeque pit has been completed for cooking.
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Rochester
Rochester Volunteer Fire Department
Andel
Les Pratt
Waterhearing set on Huffman water line dispute in Elyria
A Com mon Pleas Court hearing August 31 will decide if Albert Huffman may permanently bar water to about 63 homes on the Griswold Road line after a temporary injunction tied to a $100 tap fee dispute with Turnpike Lanes. Residents consider building a new line. Huffman bought the line last October for investment.
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Project P
Ohio Supreme Court
Elyria
Solicitor’s Office
New York Central Railroad
Albert G. Huffman
Griswold Rd
Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Huffman
L. R. Ascenbach
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Juveniles Named Suspects In Two Store Burglaries
Sheriff detective Zeiba says Sunday burglars at Big Town Discount Store might be juveniles. He notes the roofing breach did not target cash and that the second burglary may involve a different, possibly local group on foot rather than an out of town professional gang.
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Big Town
Lorain County
Defendant changes plea to guilty in Elyria case
Samuel Wilkins of 166 Woodford Ave pleaded guilty in Elyria Municipal Court to driving while intoxicated speeding and resisting arrest after a prior not guilty plea and one night in jail. Bond was set at 575 and a trial was scheduled for Aug 24. He was fined 220 but could not pay and remains jailed.
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Samuel Wilkins
Woodford Ave
Elyria
Wilkins
Break-in Drag Leads to Jail
A 35 year old transient known as Charles Weaver was jailed in Lorain after boasting of a Milan house break-in. He faced intoxication and loitering charges, receiving a $15 fine and 15 day sentence in Municipal Court. He claimed past time at Ohio Penitentiary for break-ins.
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Lorain
Milan
Charles Weaver
Ohio Penitentiary
Aborigine Settlements Move By Mystic Fear and Disease
Report notes Mayalyan communities continually relocate their sites due to alleged spirits and illness fears. No specific date or ruler named.
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Brookdale Cemetery
R. L. Stull
Ohio Highway Dept
Griswold
Schadden Rds
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Cascade Park
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Capel Rd
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