Lapp Family Re Elects Officers At Reunion
Descendants led by Anna Catherine and Henry Lapp gathered at Lakeview Park for the 344th annual Lapp family reunion. Milton Schlechter presided as president. officers re elected for another year include suchlector Warren Fowls vice president Elyria secretary Mrs Joseph Hugar Amherst and treasurer Nelson Hasenfline Amherst. Four additions were recorded plus one death and one marriage. oldest member Fred Decker youngest Susan Husar. Forty three attended from Westlake Elyria Amherst Oberlin and Lorain with plans for the 1960 reunion at Lakeview Park.
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Amhersy
C. Anna Catherine
Henry Lapp
Lakeview Park
Lapp
Milton Schlechter
Elyria
Warren Fowls
Slyria
Joseph Hugar
Amherst
Nelson Hasenflne
John Rehman
Lorain
Oberlin Council Begins Waterworks Upgrade and Land Plans
Oberlin city council approved plans to start on a 1.7 million waterworks project and 10 year capital program totaling about 2.05 million dollars. They also discussed widening North Park Street and acquiring land east of North Park to ease traffic to the new high school area, with costs to be shared with property owners.
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Oberlin — Cty
Fee
Richard J. Dunn
North Park
James F. Long
Council
Dunn
Glenhuret Dr
North Park St
Lorain St
Park St
Long
Grover L. Severs
Acronn Circle
North Prospect St
Crosby
Deadend
Hollywood St
LA. Wilson
Corneil
Wilson
Tldywood
Cirele
Fred Comings
Severs
Comings
Hard Gibson
Suburban Calendar Highlights Community Meetings
Local notices list multiple meetings in New London Valley City Grafton North Ridgeville and South Amherst. Events include fire department and auxiliary gatherings at town halls churches and homes with various start times from 1 pm to 9 pm and a cake day hosted by Junior Women at 10 am.
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NEW London—Board of Palelic Affairs
Cty
SOUTH
Amherst — Chatterettes
la Grange
Amherst
Braver Creek
Altar and Rosary Society
Nativity
Valley City
Liverpool Township
Grafton
North Ridgeville
LBS
Congregational Church
Penelope Club
VEW
New London
Firelands Aerie
Fagles
Kipton
Missionary Society of Camden Baptist Church
Frances Perkins
VFW Hinkson H
St Martin's Holy Name Society
Wonwa
Frank Dudek
Stefan Chairs Public Meeting Plan For All Candidates
Oberlin council prepared for November city race by approving a public meeting for all candidates to review city operations and organization. Council also passed a permit fee schedule limiting city permits to one three family dwelling and up to three family dwellings, while long urged a radar equipment purchase and the mayor’s plan to set the meeting. Nadiney Powers, council clerk, has resigned to join an insurance agency.
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Oberlin
Corncilmen
C. Morgan
Andy Stefan
Notj
Allen Nadiney Powers
John Fill Insurance Agency
Avon Lake businessmen plan Lake Erie cruise reunion
Avon Lake area businessmen and growers plan a boat cruise to Lake Erie islands from Port Clinton, with a reunion Aug. 29 at Saddle Point Bay. Ferry departs Port Clinton at 8:30 a.m. returns by 7 p.m. Dinner starts at 7 p.m. Reservations and planning duties are noted for several local organizers.
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Avon Lake
Avon Business Met
Lake Erie Islands
Port School
Claus
Clinton
Putein-Bay
Port Clinton
Aijpi
Natalie Varga Treece
Carl H. Miller
Detroit Rad
Retty Cratvford Knaud- Avon
Erla May Shultz
Shatter
Wiring Blamed For Fire Damages In Henrietta Residence
Firefighters responded to a blaze at 5:40 am Saturday at the home of Richard A Hall on Edison Highway near the Firelands Fruit Market. Officials said the fire started in the kitchen, likely from a defective wire, damaging the kitchen and washroom and destroying dishes and clothing. Losses were undisclosed.
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Henrietta
Birmingham Fire Department
Richard A Hall
Edison Highway
Firelands
J. Smith
Henrietta Clover 441 Club
Firelinds Htigh
Church of Christ, Hyria
Karen Born
Mary Ann Keresst
Elaine Born
Gail Wasem
Emine Born
Avon Lake Girl Scouts Aid Village Library
Avon Lake Madam Frank Lee announces Girl Scout Troop Xi presented the Avon Lake Public Library with a three year subscription to American Gift. Mrs Merril Kingsbury added to the library’s magazines on interior decorating and gardening. An extensive collection of books donated by John Kemp Thorne will bolster the library’s technical and classical works.
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Avon Lake
Frank Lee
Girl Scout Troop Xi
theAvon Lake Public Library
Amerean Gio
Merril Kingsbury
Lbrary
Jotin
Kempthorne
Amherst Rotary Hears Red Stone Arsenal Aide
A Redstone Arsenal representative, CUM Newell from Cleveland, spoke at the Amherst Rotary Club meeting. He also shared an introductory video. Attendees included Andre Krajer, Schneider, Downe, Vidal, and Baker, all identified from nearby locales.
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Amherst Rotary
Red Stone Arsenal
Amherst
Redstone Arsenal
Newell
Cleveland
Yeaterday
Rotary Club
Andre Krajer
Wont
Salem
Flr
Schneider
Ry ‘Ra
Carl Downe
Numa Vidal P
BH Baker
Bow the
Train Dive Bombed by Siberian Black Kite in Japan
A Siberian Black Kite dived onto the Hayabusa express train in ARAUMACHT Japan on Monday shattering the locomotive windshield and causing a five minute delay. The bird was killed instantly and no injuries were reported among passengers or crew.
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Araumacht
Japan
Kindergarten Opens Sheffield Lake District House Plan
Sheffield Lake District to convene September 9 for morning and afternoon kindergarten sessions at 4885 Oster Rd. with 10 monthly tuition and parent transportation, funded by a parents group. Mrs Ruth Claymore leads teaching staff as the group plans next meeting September 14 at the school.
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Sheffield Lake
Robert
Sheffield-Sheffield
James Kolleda
Philip Hunt
Claymore
Clark Family Holds 36th Reunion at Clarksfield Hall
A Clark family reunion in Clarksfield featured two four generation families from New London including Leon Stone Ralph Stone James Weaver and their nine month old son Michael Leon and Onie Russell Forrest Motter and Russell Motter family members from Finding.
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Clarksfield
Clark
Leon Stone
Ralph Stone
James Weaver
Michael Leon
New London
Onie Russell
Forrest Motter
Russell Motter
Richard
Jimmy
Billy
Knollwood PTA Appoints Committees for Coming Year
Knollwood PTA executive board met at the Haffner home to appoint committees for the year. Officers elected included Keen Stone president Andrew Clark vice president Grace Russell secretary and Paul Tucker treasurer. Members came from Cleveland Sandusky Youngstown Windsay Norwalk New London Kipton Wakeman and Clarksfield with a social visit following the meeting.
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Jewett Clark
Robert Miller
Jack Allergier Andi
Kenneth Metzger
Roging
Duard Clarkier
Usshal
Cleveland
Knollwood PTA Names Scout Institutional Representative
Jeb Sash and LTS announce committee members including Justice Pelfrey and Mrs. Carl for health and safety and publicity roles. James Metcalf and Thomas Raptis couples named for Ways and Means and Budget. Norman Aufdenkamp named Institutional representative for the Boy Scout troop sponsored by Knollwood PTA.
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Jeb Sash
UDB Ulrily
Jatices Pelfrey
Ivan Carl
Herbert Pugh
Earl Snurr
Roland Rook
Robert Knudsen
James Metcalf
Thomas
Raptis
Jack Miller
Ronald
Cicerchi
Norman Aufdenkamp
Knollwood Pta
Vermilion Annexes East Area in Village Council Meeting
Vermilion council discussed annexing territory east of the village including Lake Erie Lanes and nearby properties. Horton was absent, Baumhart served as clerk pro-tem, and actions covered water main extension, sidewalks grade lines, traffic speed studies, sewer enforcement, railroad crossing repairs, and limited street repairs due to finances.
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Vermilion
Vilage Council
Charles Horton
Horton
Charles Baumhart
Smith
Lake Erie
Fisher
Sharpnack
Lorain Banking Co
West River Rd
Larchmont Drive
Valley View
Blue Bird Beach
Nokomis Park
EPA
New York Central
Nickel Plate
PUC Eyes Light Plant Expansion at Oberlin
Oberlin Public Utilities Commission won council approval to interview consulting engineers to study a reasonable expansion of the municipal light plant. Chair Homer Blanchard said the FAA installation on East Lorain Street reduces available capacity, with a target date of 1981 for a new addition, if feasible.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Homer Blanchard
Commission
FAA
East Lorain St
Blanchard
E. P. Zahm
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