Polio Vaccine Plan and Elyria Sewage Grant Report
The Lorain County polio Sabin oral vaccine program outlines Type I II III scheduling with sugar cube delivery and public stations while Elyria receives a federal sewage grant of 96,800 dollars as the city advances a Gulf Road treatment plant. Dr J A Cherrella and Dr Roy E Hayes lead planning with the U S Public Health Service oversight. The project builds a central office and on duty physicians at vaccine stations to maximize public participation. The Elyria grant funds 40 percent of the 250,000 dollar grant upon inspection, as work on the Gulf Road plant proceeds toward a September 1963 completion.
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Lorains
Cleveland
Hayes
County Medical Society
Cherrella
Lorain County
U. S
Idrea
J. A. Chcerrella
Roy E. Hayes
Society Press
Sabin
Elyria
Charles V. Neeson
Gulf Rd
David W. Geisinger
U.S. Public Health Service
Geisinger
Safety Service
Joseph C.cowden
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Cowden
Neeson
Hankin - Conkey Construction Co
Bass Construction Co
Birmingham
Mich
Hunkin-Conkey
Ohio State Fair Opens With Youth Day and 100000 Attendees
Columbus UPI report notes Governor DiSalle’s wife cuts the ribbon to open the fair as about 100,000 youngsters flood the grounds marking the longest Ohio State Fair. Forecast calls for fair skies and 90s, with 2.5 million tickets distributed for opening day and a predicted 1,365,000 paid attendees over 11 days, plus Red Skelton headlining the grandstand. Events include Bearcat football, junior fair queen, style show, and a square dance contest.
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Columbus
UPI
Ichael V. DiSalle
Ohio
State Agriculture Department
Rowland Bishop
Red Skelton
Tina Robins
Elyria Lorain work groups plan joint retraining conference
Elyria and Lorain workers organize a joint session at Clearview High School on Sept 7 to review progress in retraining for long term job needs. The meeting, led by Foster P. Dirlam and D A Morris, aims to shape a community driven program with federal support discussed by a U S Labor Department representative.
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un-Carthy
Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain
U.S. Department Ofl
Clearview High School
Foster P. Dirlam
Morris
Elyria Group
Ohio State
Surf
Lorain County
Coleman Christian
Isis
U.S. Department of Labor
Charles A. Mosher
Christian
Bve
Daniel Mc
Golechen
D. A. Morris
Ben Golechen
Afl-Cio
William Kalina
Elyria Oses
John Harrison
Robert Robertson
Secrest to quit DiSalle cabinet and seek Congress seat
Columbus reports that Commerce Director Robert T. Secrest will resign next Friday to run for Congress in the 15th District. The move follows William Rider's withdrawal and fills a third cabinet vacancy as Secrest faces U.S. Rep. Tom V. Moorehead in Zanesville. Secrest says the bid came as a surprise and he did not seek the race initially.
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Secrest
U.S
Tom V. Moorehead
Zanesville
Rider
Toledo
Moose Lodge
Columbus
Commerce Post
Com
UPI
Commerce
Robert T. Secrest
Michael V. DiSalle
Congress
15Th
William Rider
Marietta
Robert
Merce
Henry T
Oranamewice
Haines
Smarsh
Park Ave
Corrections Department
Kansas
Highway Safety
J. Grant Keys
Canada
13Th
United Press International
Democratic
van Secrest
Thut
Dwight D
Eisenhower
Federal Trade Commission
John E. Henderson
Cambridge
Henderson
Washington
Moorehead
Kennedy
Safety Service
Mother dog saga ends as six pups seek homes
The mother dog saga concluded with homes found for four of the six puppies before they made front page news. Two of the six were adopted by foster families as they traveled through the township.
Ridge Tool Co expands with 2000 square foot addition
Ridge Tool Co at Clark Street plans a 2000 square foot expansion to its shipping and receiving area. Morain family, owners of 309 North Leavitt Road, say the steel building will house incoming freight and cartons and will also shelter five to ten dogs. Construction began and should finish in about 30 days.
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Morain
Leavitt Rd
Ridge Tool Co
Clark St
Morainsj
Morains
Junior fair honors presented at Wellington display
Molly Cutts reports the junior fair night program at Wellington Lot, with greased pigs, horse drills, and awards for 4-H participants. Bruce McAlpin and Bernadette Schmidt crowned king and queen. Trail Blazers drill team wowed crowd. Scholarships and trophies went to 4-H members and farm families. many named individuals and clubs cited for awards and honors.
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Lot
Wellington
Bruce McAlpin
Carlisle Helpers
Bernardette Schmidt
Camden Clipt
Department of Agriculture
Trail Blazers
Elyria
Jack Jernes
Jerry Walker
Rae
First Wellington Bank
Cheryl Leonard
The
Slaughter
Maureen Ross
Eaton Aggies
Ridgeline Aggiettes
Joann
Dave Greene
Walter Merrill
Carlisle Sallies
Jim
Brighton Buckeyes
Kenneth Kell- Grobe
Ridgeline Aggies
Joe Conroy
Paul LaLonde
Lorain County Bee Helners
Joe Zalka
Maurice Banks
Robert
Hill
Midview
America
Tom Kelley
Frirelands Ffa
Emil Gemmel
Thelof
Wellington Ffa
C. L. Hill Memorial Were Bev Burge
Ed Litchlen Hamm
Grafton
Sarah Garfield
Rochester
Elyraner
Penfield
Phyllis Chronicle - Telegram
Fvans
Bill Klucas
He Litchfield
Lorain County
Fair
Engines and Trust
Kathin
the Bigler
Columbia Homemakgrounds
Sandy Norton
Phyllis
Reno
Tran
Belden
Carol Valed
su/Kline
Jolly Jo
DeAnn
South Ridge
So-Lo-Ettes
Mary Beth Bartter
Jennifer
Malik
Columbia Homemakers
Judy Henes
April Blackwell
George Woodruff
LaGrange
Camden Clipperettes
Gertrude
Oberlin Clover Girls
Mary
Burrer
Carlisle
Bernadette Schmidt
Camden
Gore
Pat Cox
Allan Gordon
Don Miller
Finger tip lost in grinder demonstration at fairgrounds
A fairgrounds vegetable grinder demo ended with Dave McVickers of Spencer losing the tip of a finger. The report weaves in political history, mentioning Spencer BD.2, Secrest’s congressional service, Eisenhower, Henderson, Moore, Kennedy, and related debates over a utility program and asset review.
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Wellington
Dave McVickers
Spencer
Water Co. Reaches Decision in Amherst
Mayor Frank Janik said Amherst Water Co. informed him unofficially that a decision was reached after a Wednesday stockholders and board meeting. He noted it should await council approval before public release. Teet Mamdaw sight anunnil.
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Amherst
Frank’ Janik
Amherst Water Co
Teet Mamdaw Sight
Anunnil
Lorain County Fair Schedule Highlights
Lorain County Fair schedule lists events from 1 p m sale of junior fair market sheep and swine to 2 p m steer sale. At 1 30 p m harness and pony races at the grandstand. Evening shows include 7 p m Tournament of Thrills auto daredevils and a 9 p m encore at the grandstand.
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Grandstand
Fair Nears Crowd Record At 107th Wellington Harness Event
Wellington harness races run during the 107th fair with three clubs tied on points and a three way deadlock as crowds fill the grounds. A deadly accident mars the week while daily awards and honor signs are shared among leading clubs. First aid reports note only minor injuries with a focus on spectacle and safety amid the busy county fair atmosphere.
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Wellington
Altors
Tindla Naint
Belden Kan Do
Wild Bill Hill
Mayfield
Willield Coop Farmers
Belden Club
Brighton
Buckeyes
Brighton and Wellington
Child Rescued by Lorain Firemen
Lorain firefighters used a 24 foot ladder to reach a three year old girl trapped on a second floor apartment after a sister slammed a kitchen door and the night latch snapped. Justine Ankers, 311 Colorado Ave, was freed from the airing porch.
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Lorain—City
Justine Ankers
Colorado Ave
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Walter
Abraham
Ed Gawlick
Wesnes
Chronicle-Telegram
Earl
Mother Dog
By Molly Cutts
Christine Sayers
Lynn Marsh
Ilagrange
Kathy McHenry
Julia Jewett
Rochester Willing Workers
Barbara Berner
South Ridge LoLoEttes
Kathy Batisa
Nancy Riggs
Ridgeline Avvnettes
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Ellen Davidson
Lorain County Fair Board
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Litchfield
C. L. Hill
Chonisle- Telegram
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