Lorain United Appeal Sets Campaign Goal at 400625
Executive board members approved a $400 625 campaign goal for the October drive. The plan lists 1196 103 in requests from agencies including Community Chest, United Health Foundation and Red Cross, with allocations for line items like campaign costs and reserve funds. Budget reductions totaled about 8 200 versus 1958 while last campaign pledges suggested a possible higher outcome.
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Lorain
Greater Metropolitan Area United Appeal Fund
United Health Foundation
Red Cross
Donald J Balsley
Etalion
Visiting Nurse Association
Certified Public Accountant
National Urban League
National Social Welfare Assembly
Oho Ciizens Council
United Appeal
Amos Burroughs
Burroughs
Harvey Karas
Community Chest
Boy Scouts
Catholic Social Service
Center For the
Community Welfare Council
Family Service Association
Girl Scouts
Lorain Goodwill Industries
Jewish Sorial Service
Lorain Community Chest
Neighborhood House Association
Salvation Army
YMCA
WCA
Broadcasts Of Lorain High Games Approved
Lorain Board of Education approved a recommendation to permit radio broadcasts of high school athletic events. Conditions require 48 hours notice to the athletic board, regulation of radio personnel at games, and sponsor approval.
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Lorain
Lorain Board of Education
High School Athletic Board
Athletic Board
Lorain Levy Faces Tight Funding for Three-Year Plan
Lorain school officials warn the proposed two mill levy may not cover three years of payroll and operating costs. Dr John Evans reports 406 teachers and 125 staff would need raises totaling $347,723 in 1958-59, with the levy adding about 41,000 yearly and 95 teachers projected over three years. A salary schedule comparison shows substantial increases under the compromise plan, risking a payroll near $3 million for 1958-59.
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Lorain
John W Evans
George Parks
Edu
Cation
Evans
Charles Hartz
Loram County
Lorain Man Faces Court For Felony Traffic Collision
Lorain police report Minner 41 of 1602 West 18th St is to appear in court today on a charge of failing to control his car after it struck a car stopped for a traffic signal yesterday on Oberlin Ave near 19th St. Roberta Lee Pultz 18 of 4655 Oberlin Ave was driving the stopped car. the Minner auto struck the rear. Both cars were northbound on Oberlin Ave. Jack Wilson 26 of 1113 West 120th St reported a BB pellet pierced the left side window of his car while parked in front of his home between 1:00 and 2:30 p.m. yesterday.
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Minner
West 18Th St
Oberlin Ave
19Th St
Roberta Lee Pultz
Jack Wilson
West
School board to pay 70000 for nearby land near Irving School
Monroe Fdiman faces driving while intoxicated charges with fines. Paul Jones and others cited for intoxication related offenses. Board approves 70000 offer to acquire three parcels fronting Oberlin Ave for playground or parking, with mixed votes and pricing disputes.
Alma Medina Dog At Large Fine Cited At Reid Avenue
Alma Medina of 3120 F227 Reid Avenue cited for permitting a dog to roam at large. Court costs assessed.
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Edward Qubanek
West 22Nd St
Alma Medina
Reid Ave
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