Restwood Plans Expansion with Crestwood Site Move
Elyria Board approves 12 acres off Griswold Road for Crestwood Elementary expansion. Eastgate will add three classrooms plus library and a multipurpose room. Prospect district students west of Garford Ave will ride to Eastgate. Opening Sept. 8 features 22 teachers, coaches, adjusted schedules, and no hot lunches initially.
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Lyria Board hires 22 teachers for staff expansion
Lyria Board of Education completes staffing with 22 teachers across high school and elementary levels. The roster lists named educators with qualifications and salaries, including Joan Carr, Dorothy Crowther, Treva Farmen, Lois Hoover, Marguerite Paret, Gilbert Sanow, Sharon Shults, Sarah Smith, F. Charles Stuntz, Carla Till, R. Thomas Scheer, and others.
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Circleville
Hansa
Germany
Paris
France
Dorothy Crowther
Elyria
Cornell University
Cornell U
Treva Farmen
Cleveland
Baldwin-Wallace College
Lois Oover
Taylor University
Western
Ohio Wesleyan University
Sarah E. Smith
Miami University
F. Charles Stuntz
Conneaut
Kent State University
Carla Till
Ithaca College
R. Thomas Scheer
Lima
Heidelberg College
Elaine M. Davis
Augustana College
Contracts Let for Windsor Elementary Expansion
The Elyria Board of Education awarded contracts totaling 68 197 for four additional Class 1 rooms at Windsor Elementary. The project covers 4 983 square feet at 12 81 per square foot and includes general construction heating and ventilation electrical work plus contingencies. Awarded firms include T A Krezman Co for 45 000 general work Amherst Hardware for heating and ventilation 16 798 and Dumfee Electric Co Lorain for electrical.
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Elyria Board of Nation
Windsor
Atcalt, Guenther, Rode and Drake
Summer School Ends In Black For Elyria Board
Summer school operations ended in the black by 1402.57 according to a financial statement presented to the Elyria Board of Education last night. Charles R Miller summer school director submitted the report which showed receipts totaling 17585 and expenditures of 16182.43 all of which were salaries except 13.68 Receipts in the elementary school division totaled 4709 and in the high school department 12876 Enrollments in the elementary division totaled 472 and in the high school division 556 A total of 34 teachers was engaged in summer school work.
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Elyrian Board of Education
Charles R. Miller
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Record-Setting Grandstand Tractor Pull at Lorain County Fair
The Lorain County Fair featured an 85-tractor five-class contest with a record 224 feet 9 inches by Don Ternes in an 11 000-pound Farmall 806. Volunteers rode the sled to add weight, creating a dramatic race and a hiking-club style spectacle.
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Lorain County Fair
E. K. Litchfield
Don Ternes
Dorothy Fees
Lorain County Fair schedule highlights Kids Day and Elyria events
The Lorain County Fair schedule covers Kids' Day with a Saddle Club show at 7 pm and a 7:30 pm style revue plus 4-H demos and dances. Elyria Junior Fair events run all day from 9 am to 10 pm with judging, harness racing, style revues, a grand parade, fireworks, and a king and queen crowning.
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New real estate tax appraisal bases next year’s bills
County Auditor Joseph Mitock and Deputy Auditor James ed outline the first general reappraisal in 20 years based on 1956 costs and current land values. The Ohio Board of Tax Appeals must approve a percentage used to apply tax rates to the new valuation. The old 1932 and 1941 bases produced a $379,955,090 real estate tax duplicate, with residential and other classifications listed, though the new figures will be higher.
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Mitock Painttook
James
Ryan
Ohio
Spe- Board of Tax Appeals
Incounty
State Board of Tax
Peais
United Appraisal Co
Board of Tax Appeals
State Tax Board
Mitock
Indictment Charges Drug Firm Over Silent Cornwald Case
Wallace & Tiernan Inc of Belleville Now indicted by a federal grand jury with two former officials for failing to reveal a product linked to three deaths. The tranquilizer Cornwald was pulled from the market in 1961. Named are Dr. Charles E. Hough Morristown NJ and Robert T. Conner Los Angeles. FDA officer Frances O Kelsey triggered disclosure of side effects.
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FDA
Tiffin Team Competes In 8500-Pound Horse Pull Event
The Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association sponsored two classes where teams weighed up to 2,200 pounds and higher. Clint Pierce of Woodville led in the 8,000 pound first division with roan horses Bob and Tony pulling 20 feet 1 inch. Russell Oakleaf of Tiffin led the 8,500 pound second division, pulling 27 feet 11 inches with Doug and Irred.
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Jerry Brasee
Harold Wellert
Bill Brietkerng
Susan Kurtz
Clara Linden
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Don Ternes
Richard Whitney
Mike Sutmaire
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Charles Brill
Paul Myers
Robert Jackson
Richard Reinders
Darrell Pitts
Joe Boddy
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Medina
Chuck White
Spencer
Tom Clark
Aubrey Wibeck
Wellington
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Is Tearm
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Fredricktown
Nehes
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Greencastle
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Tiffin
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Lewis
Covert
Titan
Dewey Hessick
Glenn Myers
LaGrange
Coleman Ruley
Ith
Leo Swary
Creston cattle receipts drop amid NFC protests
National Farmers Organization representatives tried to halt sales at Creston Livestock, blocking entrances and persuading farmers to withhold stock. Law enforcement kept auctions open as receipts fell to about 450 and prices surged to multi‑month highs at Omaha.
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Creston
NFC
Wayne County Sheriff's Department
Midwest
NFO
Omaha
Neb
Oren Lee Stacy
Ashland
Medina
Sullivan
Organizaton
Switchman killed at Cleveland crossing
Donald H Herron a 42 year old New York Central Railroad switchman was killed Monday when run over by a train at a crossing in Cleveland UPL report summary notes the fatal incident occurred at the crossing involving a railroad employee and a train in the city
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UPL
Donald H Herron
New York Central Railroad
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