Snow removal in Elyria proceeds with two 12 hour shifts
Downtown Elyria snow removal progresses toward finish with two 12 hour shifts under Mayor Neeson. Crews haul snow using a loader from Thew Shovel Co and plan plow mounts on sanitation trucks to boost efficiency. Cost to date estimated at 6500 dollars as crews salt slick spots and battle a solid ice layer.
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Elyria
Charles V. Neeson
Thew Shovel Co
Neeson
Frederick M. NeNally
Thew
Safety Service
Joseph C. Cowden
Cowden
Santa Claus
Frederick M. McNally
Elyria School Group Explores New Math Program
Elyria educators discussed an accelerated math track using the Yale Project and new concrete materials to boost underachievers. They contrasted traditional Euclid with a ninth grade advanced geometry text and proposed a grade C minimum for progression, plus part time work options for underperformers.
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Zebra
Donald Grabach
West Hamilton
P. E. Diller
Elyria
Emily Meitzke
Jeffers
Yale Project
Walter Adler
Jefferson Prina
Achi
Marjorie Manifold
William Paul
EHS
Evers Ler
Ely
Arthur L. House
Eastern Heights
Jimmy Pettit
Pettit
George Miraben
Youthful thief robs Elyria bakery in daytime hold up
A jeune armed robber, 12 to 19 years old, held up Bakery Ann at 703 Lake Ave yesterday afternoon, taking about 40 to 40 dollars from the cash register before fleeing. Elyria police arrived within a minute. the suspect, described as 5 foot 8, 190 pounds in a gray car coat, escaped.
Study of city income tax is decided
A feasibility study on an Elyria income tax was approved by the city committee after reviews of income and property tax proposals. The subcommittees prepared two studies, outlining advantages and disadvantages, with further discussion set for January 8.
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Elyria
Robinson
Not Forgotten Box Seeks Toys for Children at Christmas
Frank Remshak 71 of 2700 weet River Rd plans to deliver wheelbarrows cupboards and doll cradles for children in need. Despite illness and snow he aims to bring 10 large and several small toys to The Chronicle Telegram lobby by December 19, 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. The box sits in the lobby urging donations from the public.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Frank Remshak
Weet River Rd
C-T
City officials mull cuts ahead of May levy vote
Officials discussed trimming $120,000 from the general fund by laying off personnel including some police and firemen and delaying other hires. Plans exist to re-submit a city operations levy in May, with warnings of drastic cuts if voters reject it and the 2 mill levy expires December 31.
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Baird
Wapouucuw
Isa
Ted Emerich
Levy Propaery Esi Siperattsdbaet Iattel Amd
Thomas D. Bowen
Krueck
Jem
Lorain Youth Arrested for Shirt Theft at Discount Store
A 13 year old Lorain resident was stopped by store employees for allegedly shoplifting a cotton shirt valued at 2.19 dollars from Ontario Discount Store. Lorain County Sheriff's deputies reported the incident.
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Ontario
Charles William Jr
Lexington Ave
Lorain County
LaGrange Craft Club Dinner Postponed to January
The LaGrange Fellow Craft Club dinner at West Carlisle School was postponed. Secretary Warren Byars said it will be rescheduled some time in January.
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LaGrange Fellow
West Carlisle
Warren Byars
Byars
South Amherst Considers City Water Purchase Plan
South Amherst weighs selling water to the city under a conditional agreement approved by all water committees. The plan requires extending a 36 inch main from Middle and West Ridge roads into Elyria, with Eaton and Columbia Townships as similar uses. Fred J. Greenich notes village consumption exceeds 2.5 million gallons monthly and current Cleveland Quarries Co. supply may endanger reliability. Elyria’s city engineer proposes a line along Route 303 from West Ridge Road. The village seeks matching federal funds. Elyria has applied for 538,000 in federal lands for the main extension.
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South Amherst
Niance All Water
Middle
West Ridge Rds
Elyria
Eaton
Columbia Townships
Fred J. Greenich
Board of Public Affairs
Cleveland Quarries Co
Greenich
Robert E. Kieinoeder
West Ridge Rd
Exyria
Northern Ohio Fruit Growers Assoc faces disbanding move
Alan DuVernay, supervisor of the Northern Ohio Growers Assoc, takes a sales manager post at Diamond Alkali Heritage House Division. The group plans to disband after a Saturday sale of NOGA assets while considering a new unit with 15 growers. Pledges of apples and potential outside canvassing aim to cover annual costs, with DuVernay’s future decision pending.
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Northern
Ohio
Alan DuVernay
Northern Ohio Growers Assoc
Diamond Alkali Company
Heritage House
Northern Ohio Fruit Growers Association
du Vernay
NOGA
Murray Ridge Rd
West Side
Elyria Savings
Trust Bank
DuVernay
Arthur Schmitkens
Dwight Miller
Miller
NOFGA
Asociation
FGMA
Northern Ohio Fruit Growers
Assoc
PGMA
Northern Ohio
du- Vernay
United States
NASA Moves Agena Launch System Duties to Lewis Center
NASA announced the transfer of Agena rocket launch responsibilities from Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville to the Lewis Research Center in Cleveland. The change lets Von Braun and his team focus on the Saturn moon rocket while keeping Atlas-based vehicles, including the Agena and Centaur, essential to Gemini rendezvous and planetary missions.
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Washington
API
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
A Research Center
Cleve
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
F Wernher von Braun
Marshall
Atlas
Thor
Atlas-Agena
Venus
Marshall Center
Lewis
Robert C. Seamans Jr
Manned Space Flight Center
Houston
Tex
Gemini
Seamans
Space Sciences
Elyria Bonds Sold for 5.76 Million in Toledan-Nuveen Offer
The Elyria Board of Education sold a 5.76 million dollar bond issue passed in November to Braun Bosworth and Company of Toledo and John Nuveen and Company of New York as comanagers with 14 associates at a net rate of 3.0682 percent. The highest bid ranged to 3.16489 percent as a factor in the decision. Clerk treasurer W O McClellan called the rate excellent given a rising bond market and noted educators expect higher rates in coming months.
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Elyria Board of Education
Braun, Bosworth and Company
Toledo
John Nuveen and Company
New York
Comanagers
Sa Proups
Tyds
Txiy
Haghi
W. O. McClellan
Ates
Plaza manager still missing in Blue Law warrant case
Bailiff Bert Jenne of Oberlin Municipal Court seeks Richand Dick on a complaint by Irene Wearsch and Jack M. Birchhill of The Icicle Telegram. Police alleged Sun trading restrictions were violated when December 2 jewelry sales occurred. a $5 fine plus costs was issued. Dick reportedly left the state after the Sunday purchase. Jenne will continue attempts to serve the warrant.
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Oberlin Municipal Court
Bert Jenne
Richand Dick
Irene Wearsch
Jack M. Birchhill
Icle- Telegram
Jenne
Tim
Ridge Plaza
Elyria Holiday Hop at Holly Hall Saturday
Elyria Youth Council hosts annual Holiday Hop at Holly Hall on Saturday from 30 to 1130 p.m. Music by the Pacifics. Admission fifty cents. Diana Haywood Jan Johnson Peggy Madok Carol Rader and Rodger Stevenson serve on the dance committee.
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Elyria Youth Council
Holly Hall
Pacifics
Diana Haywood
Jan Johnson
Peggy Madok
Carol Rader
Rodger Stevenson
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E. E. Holt
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Youthful Thug
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Craft Club
S. Amherst
City Water
Bulletin
Agena Authority
Ee Dorsett
Charles Jeeson
Gece Department
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