Former Oberlin Dean Dies at 63 in New Hampshire
Edward F. Bosworth known as Dean Ned, longtime Oberlin College dean of men since 1927, died suddenly while vacationing in Hillsboro New Hampshire. He was born in Oberlin and is survived by his wife Imogene two sons Thomas L and Edward I and three grandchildren. Arrangements by Cowling Stang Funeral Home to be announced.
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Edward F. Bosworth
Oberlin College
Hillsboro
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Edward I
Bertha McClure Bosworth
Chance Creek
Bosworth
Imogene
Morgan St
Thomas L
Yale University
Akron
Cowling-Stang Funeral Home
Survey Pay Battle Shapes 427 November Ballot Names
Porter plans mandamus to force County Auditor Ayres to pay a 6450 bill to Richard Hawiey Cutting and Associates. Mikus opposes, Ayres will not pay without court order. 427 candidates appear on November 5 ballots across Elyria Lorain Amherst Wellington areas with many village and school board races and two new municipal courts.
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Tra Porter
Oberlin
Frank Ayres
Cleveland
Richard Hawiey Cutting and
Ayres
Mikus
J. Norman Thompson
Ludwig Pincura
Elyria Lorain
Amherst
Wellington
David Goldthorpe
Oberlin Court
Garden Queries To Be Answered Again Tomorrow
John W. Varga returns to the Chronicle Telegram office for his usual Friday gardening question session. Gardeners may call from 4 to 5 p.m. at Elyria 4751 or Lorain system CHerry 4 1119 for advice.
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John W. Varga
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
Cherry
Pollen Count Trials to Track Elyria Air Irritation
Dr. H A Robinson announced Elyria will begin daily pollen counts tomorrow. Slides will be exposed 24 hours in two city sections and checked after dawn. City chemist Ernest Bartha notes higher Elyria pollen than Cleveland due to vegetation. ragweed pollen remains until frost and can trigger symptoms even at tiny quantities.
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L H Popp Awarded SA Citadel Contract
The Salvation Army Citadel project advances with L H Popp Co winning the bid of 60,293 as the advisory board approves work. Major Hedley Burrell notes a simplified plan due to a short spring campaign, with completion anticipated in November and parts funded by a 41,771 drive.
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L. H. Popp Co
Hedley Burrell
Citadel
Maj Burrell
H.C.T Corp
B. Murray Davidson
Cafe Burglary Nets Thieves Liquor and Cash
A burglary at Herb's Happy Hour Cafe on Lake Avenue netted three bottles of liquor and about 375 dollars in cash. Deputy Edward Hale reports the break in occurred after closing around 1 pm, with entry by breaking a door glass and unlocking from the inside.
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Lake Ave
Herbert Disbrow
Edward Hale
Hale
Mikus Ruling on Elyria Income Tax Vote Awaited
County Prosecutor Paul Mikus said he expects to issue an opinion favoring placing Elyria’s income tax proposal on the November ballot. He plans to present the formal opinion to the election board Monday and cited home rule powers as broader justification for council to order a vote.
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Elyria
Mikus
County Board of Elections
Election Board
J. Grant Keys
Councill
Lorain
Richard Bad
Council
Kolbe Road Annexation Petitions Under Scrutiny
Lorain County commissioners approved one annexation in Black River Township presented by Frank Nardini and continued Meister Road Surt Road area proceedings for one week amid disputes over resident freeholder counts. Mrs. Popa challenged signatures, but most signers urged approval citing sewer and water needs. A second petition faced scrutiny over whether the area had a majority of freeholders, with lists revised and a continued hearing set. The board planned further checking of counts and possible new petitions.
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Lorain
Kolbe Rd
Frank Nardini
Meister Rd
Surt Rd
Lorain County Radio Corp
Robert Popa
Meister, Rd
Popa
Andrew Keep
Annexaton Group
Carey Turner
Tillie Blahay
Elmer Miller
Meiter Rd
Carrier
Turner
John Roberts
Noah Har
Rel
Geraldine Charlton
Joseph McCorvey
Thomas Milks
Mary Davis
Josephine
Thomas
Rose Pycraft
William
Ami Mary Burns
Robert
Mary Rowlands
Daisy Gosselin
Thompsson
Elyria School Bond Issue Approved for November Vote
The state Board of Tax Appeals approved Elyria City School District’s plan to commit a 3.5 million dollar bond issue to November voters.
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Columbus
State Board of Tax Appeals Today
Elyria City
Cement Workers Back At Ford Plant After Grievance Talks
Cement workers from Local 2% and the International Association walked off the job at the Ford plant over working conditions and a fired coworker. They returned after a settlement with Nardoni Cement Floor Co. of Detroit. severance pay offered, rehiring not restored.
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Lorain County
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Wellington Chamber to Host Water Expert Seminar
Wellington leaders announce the chamber annual meeting on September 1 with Bryce Browning of New Philadelphia, secretary of Muskingum Water Conservancy District, as speaker. Robert Snyder leads the arrangements committee as officers will be elected and reports are expected.
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Wellington Chamber of Commerce
Bryce Browning
New Philadelphia
Muskingum = Water Conservancy District
Robert Snyder
Southeast District Firelands Area Scout Leaders Picnic
About 300 Boy Scout leaders and families attended the annual Southeast District Firelands Area Council picnic yesterday at Camp Firelands. Norman Bragg oversaw swimming activities and Alex Burnett directed games including softball horseshoes and badminton.
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Camp Firelands
Norman Bragg
Activites
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Autry Show Ticket Plan At Lorain County Fair
The Lorain County Fair board approved a revised ticket plan for Gene Autry and Annie Oakley appearances on Tuesday August 20 at Wellington fairgrounds. Box seats will be $1.50, reserved grandstand $1 and general admission 75 cents with sales starting that day.
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Annie Oakley
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County plans financing for Ford plant sewer system and Baumhart Rd
Mi 09 announced preparations to file applications to hire Squire, Sanders and Dempsey to draft legal steps for financing a Ford plant sewer system and Baumhart Road improvements. Issuances include 300000 notes for sewer construction and 250000 general bonds for road work, with firm fees totaling 1325 and a separate 450 fee for courthouse bond submission.
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Comroon iPleas
Toemploy
Cleveland
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Ford Plant
Baumhart Rd
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Cleveland Law
Woman Reports Auto Stolen In Lorain
Shirley Klassen 26 of 4313 Charleston Ave reports her 1955 green Buick missing from the driveway after her husband parked it at 1 a.m. the prior night. Car believed taken from the residence. no keys in ignition. Arthur Eschen 34 of 1316 Seventh St says four hubcaps were stolen from his car parked at home Tuesday night.
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Shirley Klassen
Charleston Ave
Gerhardt
Ta Om
Police Class Graduation Set Aug. 27
Elyria patrolman Thomas J. Graham will graduate from a three month juvenile officers training school at the University of Minnesota on August 27. Mayor J. Grant Weys says he received an invitation to attend the graduation ceremonies where Gov. Orville Freeman will be the main speaker. Graham’s trip was funded by the Junior Womans Club in Elyma for the city.
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Thomas J.graham
Lake Ave
University of Minnesota
J. Grant Weys
Orville Freeman
Minnesota
Graham
Junior Womans Club
Elyma
Gra
Can-Ham
Nell
Safety Patrol
Enforceram County Agricultural Society
Mary Lou Collins
Erie Rd
Rocky River
Lorain
Elyma Mery
Society Memmonal Hospital
Collins
City faces rising needs as population grows
Mayor Keys lauds the Junior Woman's Club for their work while noting the city’s increasing population and more children create new challenges. Specialized training programs, including Graham line carving, are suggested to address these needs.
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Keys
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