Spencer zoning plan risks local industry, residents warn
Spencer council heard Cec Worcester and Richard Johnson question how annexed property would be zoned under a new ordinance. They fear industrial sites near Rt. 301 could be rezoned residential, forcing expansion plans and investment at risk, while council advised phased action and potential amendments.
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Worcester
Richard Johnson
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Johnson Friances
PTA Units To Become Rummagers
Oberlin residents urged to save rummage for a five PTA rummage sale to aid PTA service projects. The sale runs Friday Sept 28 and Saturday Sept 30 with location to be announced. Mrs Ray Chamberlain chairs aided by school committees. Hartley C Broadwell leads pickup. proceeds go to five area schools.
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Oberlin
Ray Chamberlain
Hartley C. Broadwell
Jan By
Bve
PTA
Workman Shocked By Live Power Line Incident
Joseph Springer of Lorain was trimming a tree near a model home on Electric Blvd and Crestwood Ave when a limb struck a 32 000 volt Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. line. The limb fell about 20 feet and sparked briefly but no outage occurred as power switched automatically to a separate line.
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Spencer
Worcester
Lamb Springer
Cleveland Electric Mluminating Co
CEI
Eaton Grange Hosts 4-H Style Show and Fair Plans
NORTH EATON The SESS Americas 4-H eclan staged a style review for Eaton Grange with Ethlyn Carpenter Beth Butcher Nancy Tite Dorothy Riesker and Karen Hawker modeling sports outfits and aprons. Finalists advance to all county finals. Grange plans Lorain County Fair cafeteria catering August 22 need eighty pies canned goods and fresh vegetables. Next meeting September 8:30 pm Grange Hall.
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North Eaton
Eaton Grange
Ethlyn Carpenter
Beth Butcher
Nancy Tite
Dorothy Riesker
Karen Hawke
Miss Carpenter
Carpenter
Grange
Ralph Herman
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Roy Smith
Grange Fawr
Lausche Seeks Second Term in U S Senate
U S Senator Frank J Lausche of Ohio announces re election bid. He cites grave duties of a senator amid critical international times and recalls his five term governorship and 1952 victory over a Republican opponent as he serves the fifth year of his current term.
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U. S
Frank J. Lausche
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Lausche
Dwight D. Eisenhower
It Will Cost More To Get A Clipping
Oberlin sees haircuts rise from 1.25 to 1.50 starting September 1. George Goodson said three of Oberlin’s four shops agreed to raise prices and the fourth is expected to follow. Goodson works at Rays Barter Shop.
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George Goodson
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South Shore Regatta Crowns Miss South Shore Tonight
Vermilion hosts the South Shore Regatta with Miss South Shore pageant at 8:15 pm in the center of town. Contestants include Judy Hannell and Dawn Buckosa with judges Mrs. Robert Murdock and others. events feature street dances, boat races, and trophy presentations through Sunday.
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Judy Hannell
Jackson St
Zella Tarrant
Perry St
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Queen of the Ath
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State Rd
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Rita Harvey
Lake
Commodore
Vermilion Business and Industrial Association
Eddie Solomon
McGarvey’s
William Butts
Russell Doane
Woodrow Wheeler
Richard Gehl
John Backus
Lorain
Vermilion Power Boat Building
Vermilion Harbor Yacht Club
Mosher Speaks Against Federal Education Aid Bill
Congressman Charles A. Mosher warned against federal aid to education as a partisan issue. He argued the bill would entrench government control, increase annual per pupil costs beyond local funding, and invite ongoing congressional interference and investigations. He urged full House consideration beyond the rules committee.
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Mosher
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Emory student harvests black widow venom for dissertation
Bill Bracewell, pharmacology student at Emory University, collects widow spiders to study venom components. He extracts the poison and analyzes how each part affects the nervous system for his doctoral research.
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UPI
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New York Mobs Scorn The Law
On a sweltering New York Saturday night in the Bronx Harlem and Brooklyn crowds watched from windows and steps as idle streets and alleys echoed with boredom. Patrolman Charles Hughes notes a mobile carousel operator amid the social tension and lawlessness seen in 72nd Street and Third Avenue.
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Harlem
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Third Ave
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Carol
Livonia Ave
Powell St
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New York Riot Prompts Tough Sentences and Police Alarm
Driver Hares Matthews 18 of Wellington Street was fined 307 for two traffic offenses and given a jail term. A wave of mob violence against police surfaced as officers faced attacks across Brooklyn and Manhattan, drawing calls to boost force levels and urging officers to defend themselves.
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174Th St
Joseph Shheldorfer
Harold O'Brien
New York
Michael J. Murphy
Commissioner Murphy
Louis Lefkowitz
Oberlin Municipal Court Imposts Fines For Three Defendants
Louis J Amenhauser of East Vine Street faces intoxication charges with a 23 dollar fine. Carl J Tipton of 3421 Farram Circle Cleveland received a 50 dollar speeding fine with license suspended six days. Jacqueline Hemminger of 33 Quarry Road Amherst was fined 15 dollars for speeding.
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Louis J Amenhauser
East Vine St
Carl J. Tipton
Farram Circle
Cleveland
Jacqueline E. Hemminger
Quarry Rd
Amherst
Sheffield Lions Hear Of Scouting Work
The Sheffield Lions Club will meet Monday at 12 30 p m at Sheffield House. Arthur Flowers of Amherst will discuss Boy Scout Jamborees and show slides. At the directors meeting a Halloween masquerade was planned. Ralph Strohsack, president, named Ralph Tomson as event chairman.
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Arthur Flowers
Amherst
Boy ‘Scouts of
North Central District
Ralph Strohsack
Ralph Tomson
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