Vermilion Charter Days Brighten Town With Late Hours
Vermilion Charter Days brings a surge of activity as stores extend closing to 9 or 10 pm and lights stay on past midnight. Dorothy Litman hires four workers to set up Kiddie Carnival rides by noon, while Miss Arlene Sullivan is crowned Charter Days queen amid crowd of about 2,000. An ox dinner feeds 500 as minstrel shows start tonight and an old time car exhibit opens at the South Shore Shopping Center.
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Vermilion
Charter Days
Charter Days Committee
Dorothy Litman
Litman
Arlene Sullivan
Victory Park
Miss Sullivan
Anna Sullivan
East Lake Rd
Annabelle Kubale
Jacquelyn Toth
Susan Roth
Ohio
Jacquelyn Maye
Sandusky
Atlantic City
Woodrow Wheeler
South Street
South Shore
Annabelle Kuhnle
Jacquelyn Roth
Harry L. Snavely
Hill chosen to chair Citizens Committee for school levy
James F. Hill, president of the First National Bank in Elyria, will chair the Citizens Committee backing a 2.73 mill school operating levy and a 576 million school building bond on the November ballot. Hill, a Manetta College graduate and former FDIC official, has led Elyria Bank since 1951 and plans to name subcommittee heads with a first meeting set for Sept. 10 with board of education members and the administration.
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James F. Hill
First National Bank
Elyria
Citizens Committee
Manetta College Land
FederalDeposit Insurance Corp
Hill
Elycia Dbank
Gertrude
Diane
Barbara
Yale Ave
Board of Education
Elyria schools set new schedules with longer day and new rooms
Elyria plans longer school days next week starting Thursday September 6 with 6:15 a.m. arrivals and classes beginning at 7:45 a.m. The high school adds desks, expands rooms, and increases enrollment from 2,600 to about 2,750 while kindergarten through sixth grades keep lunch shifts.
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Elyria
Franklin J. Gottfried
Gottfried
Willl
School faculty set despite difficulties and losses
Dayton University scheduling woes persist amid seven last minute resignations. The board noted the deaths of staff members Mrs Tempa Dumont and Mrs Dorothy Easton and ordered sympathy letters. Several teachers will return or begin new posts with provisional or temporary certificates and annual salaries ranging from 4 540 to 5 540.
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jSame Stneawe
WU Wue
UCL Uris
H. J. Won
Haden
Miami University
Tempa Dumont
Prade
Dorothy Easton
Dayton University
F. J
Em Gottfried
Lenuwerco
Myeeva Pee Eos
Board of Education
Ina
Edward James
Jane Harwood
Baxter
Michigan
Ohio University
Burke
Elizabeth Garmhaus
Charlotte L. Norris
State Normal College
Sjon
Cornelia Korney
Sandusky
Elyrial Visional
Elyria Board Approves Fifth Street Property Purchase
The Elyria City Board of Education approved buying Dorothy K. Place's Fifth Street home for 12000 dollars. They considered temporary office use for Kent State Elyria center director Richard Schlup and secretary, with possible future reallocation to support a new school site.
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Fifth Street
Elyria City
Woman 63 killed in collision with truck near Sheffield
A 63 year old Canton woman Martha Hayes died when her car was struck by a truck at US Route 224 and UK Route 250 three miles southwest of here. The crash halted plans for the Wedgewood subdivision and raised zoning disputes over lot sizes and septic permits.
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New London
Canton
Here
Martha Hayes
A . Mercer
Harry P. Wisemanfish
Sheffield
Hal
Francisl
Roger Kinter
Nova
Wedgewood
Griffith
Council
Dunnigan
Tolon
Thomas
Lake Breeze
Coris
Barr
Corts
Elyria
Mercer
Potter
Dunni|ly
Wedgewood Estates
Burgh, Pa
Approxi Gan
Colorado
Kinter
Gru Lply
Coun
Graphoanalysis Joins Elyria High Adult Education Program
Dr. F J Gottfried superintendent announced a new graphoanalysis course in the Elyria High School adult education program. Board approved the course and Dolores Griffin was hired to teach. Dr A Morris had proposed the class after state approval, marking a first in the state.
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Elyria
F. J. Gottfried
Board of Education
A. Morris
State Office
Dolores Griffin
Lorain County Tax Collection Reaches Over Eight Million
Lorain County taxpayers added more than a million dollars to the treasurer today raising the current collection to 8 214 068. Tax receipts will be updated for mail payments through month end. Real estate taxes for the second half trail the first half total of 9 301 882, officials say.
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Lorain County
Sneeze season count results in Blyda health report
The pollen count for the 24 hour period ending at 904 Morning was 102. Information released by the Blyda Health Department.
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Blyda Health Department
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Miss Minich
M. G. Minich
Erie Rd
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Place Property Purchase
Elim J
Shepard
Cascade
Jefferson
St. Agnes
C.C
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Abbe Rd
Figl
William Tattersall
Harold Dicken
Myron Mason
Oakwood
Weller Rd
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Garford School
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Don Shep
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