Mystery Inch Water Spout Emerges in Grafton
Water source puzzled Grafton residents after a manhole near Elm Street uncovered a strange inflow. Tests show the content is not city water, yet its origin remains unknown. Officials discuss sewer tap-in fees and BPA/ council authority, amid plans for a full-time inspector as sewer line work proceeds in Novak and Chamberlain areas.
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Grafton
Norm Haslop
Elm St
Grafton School
Tiny Sivedar
Walter
Grafton Am Siebert
Armier and Water Department
Council
BPA
Clasence Metzger
Metzger
EPA
Dan Bradley
Baltimore & Oho Railrad
Novak
Chamberlain
Board of Public Affairs
Lorain County
Suburban Calendar of Meetings and Socials Tonight and This Weekend
Sheffield Lake Charter Commission meets at Harris Road fire station at 7 30 p m. Lagrange Mothers Auxiliary hosts ice cream social on the square 6 p m. North Eaton American Legion Post 717 convenes Town Hall 8 p m. Nova Methodist Church hosts ice cream social 5 p m. Grafton Friendship Class picnic at Eppley’s Lake 6 p m. Birmingham Auxiliary to VFW Post 8032 meets post hall 8 30 p m. Columbia Township trustees meet Columbia Fire Station 7 p m.
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Sheffield Lake
The
Charter Commission
Harris Rd
Lagrange
the Mothers
Hot Stove League
North Eaton
American Legion Post 717
Town Hall
Nova
Nova Methodist Church
Birmingham
VFW
Columbia — Township
Columbia
Legion Auxiliary and Veterans Meeting Notify North Eaton
The American Legion Auxiliary schedules a meeting at Town Hall before 3 a.m. in North Eaton. North Eaton Veterans plan a gathering at the Vets' building on South Island Road at 8 p.m.
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North Eaton
American Legion Auxiliary
Vets
South Island Rd
Columbia TOPS Club Meeting Details and Weigh-In
The Columbia Hill TOPS Club met in Columbia Town Hall. Nine members lost 12.4 pounds with a 2.5 pound gain. Katie Galloway led with 3.75 pounds loss. Weekly losers were Marge Shranko and Cevilla Cote gaining 1.25 pounds. Shranko’s team led Ann Smith’s by 0.75 pound. They will host a low calorie luncheon for winners. A doll fundraising project and selling Christmas ribbon were planned. Mrs. Shranko led songs and discussed willpower as a weight loss factor. India’s first nuclear power plant is expected to be commissioned by 1944.
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Columbia
Columbia Hill Tops Club
Columbia Town Hall
Katie Galloway
Marge Shranko
Cevilla Cote
Ann Smith
Vacation School Closes at Sheffield Lake Church
Sheffield Lake Congregational Church will close its Vacation Church School with a 7:30 p.m. program tonight inviting parents and friends. The theme is Living Together as Christians with classes from kindergarten to sixth grade presenting “My Family and My Friends,” “Love One Another,” and “Living and Working Together as Christians” under the direction of teachers including Esty Barnhart Gallagher Russell Pawlikowski Jordan and McCullough with music led by McCullough and Lloyd.
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Sheffield Lake
Vivian McCullough
Dorothy Pawlikowicki
Martha Jordan
Vivian McCulough
Carol Lloyd
Nancy Huebner
Penny Tell
Frank Pawlikowski
Terry Schwede
Joan Snitch
Judy Cobie
Betty Abbott
Herbert Hosanna
Pilstor
Kipton Senior Citizens Cancel Meeting For Aug 24
The Kipton Senior Citizens have cancelled their Aug 24 gathering. The next session will be on the regular September meeting date. The Kipton Community Church Women’s Fellowship will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. to tour migrant groups at the Norwalk Cannery.
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Kipton
Women’s Fellowship of the
Kipton Community Church
Norwalk
Norwalk Cannery
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Ridgeville Theatre Guild
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Ruth Spirek
Case Rd
Marilyn Henry
North Olmsted
Susanna Foster
Stephen Foster
T. E. Finegan
Eppley’s Lake
DLA
Wagner Music & Appliance
Broad Street
Fairfax
Columbia Tops
India
Dia Dina
Sandy
Broadway
Lorain
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Mandy
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Bose
Eetunile
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Plaid
Cinderella
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Huskies
Merthe’s Domestics
Rory
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