Community Services Seeks Long Range Funding Projections
Lorain United Community Services asks member agencies to forecast financial needs for the next five to nineteen years. Agencies must answer questions about post UCS budgets and project start dates. The Salvation Army and other groups plan fundraising campaigns in early 1990 as part of a three county effort.
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Lorain
United Community Services Snn
UCS Carttel
Nest
UCS
Firelamis
An SA
Sevan
Salvation Army
Lorain Police News Highlights Domestic Dispute and Missing Children
In Lorain a five and a three year old were left unattended from Thursday to Saturday and sent to the welfare department awaiting their mother, Mrs. Charies Jackson 32 of Fest 31st St who had been aided by county relief. A husband struck Mrs. Jackson with a chair causing a head wound and arm cut. Police cite two men quarrelling at Hoop Drive-In lot as disorderly conduct and intoxication, with arrestees James Karnas Avon Lake 3 and Phillip Aslaksen Avon Lake 15. Thefts include two large Christmas candles from Wilfred Potts 152 Fifth St valued at 10 each. Frank Gasper 3570 Amcrest Ave reported six window panes and door damaged in garage, likely from a turning car. A hit and run neighborly car struck a utility pole on East 2th St, leaving a water trail from radiator to 32nd St and Fulton Rd.
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Cnaries Jackson
Hoop Drive-In
Leavitt Rd
West Ene Ave
James Karnas
Miller Rd
Avon Lake
Phillip Aslaksen
Stop 41
Core
Frank Gasper
Amerst Ave
East 2Th St
32Nd St
Fulton Rd
National Bank Directors Plan Stock Dividend
Lorain stockholders were told the National Bank of Lorain will issue a 2.33 percent stock dividend at the annual meeting January 12 and sell 2,000 additional shares at 55 dollars each to increase outstanding stock by 1,000 shares of 25 dollar par value.
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Loraly
National Bank of Lorain
Ford Worker Faces Jail Break Charge in Tennessee
Julian Bertram, a 30 year old Ford Motor Co metal finisher from 677 Washington Ave, was arrested at the Baumhart Road plant on jailbreak and aiding others to escape a jail. Fentress County authorities planned extradition to Tennessee pending legal proceedings.
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Loralny
Fentress County
Tenn
Tennessee
Julian Bertram
Washington Ave
Ford Motor Co
Baumhart Rd
Ferness County
Bertram
Bertrarm
Feéntress County
Lorain Yacht Club to host holiday dinner dance Dec. 19
The Lorain Yacht Club has scheduled its annual holiday season dinner dance for December 19. The change of watch evening of entertainment will begin at 6 30 p.m. in the yacht club building.
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Loraen
Lorain
Children Escape Unharmed In Lorain House Fire
Seven children playing in an attic room escaped as a fire started in a Lorain Drive home. Investigators say matches likely caused the blaze. no adults were home and Theodore Vancz Zinc Lorain Drive home sustained no damage.
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Satunday
Lorain Dr
Gy @rémen
Ter
Theodore Vancz
Zigl
New Cruiser's Grill Smashed in Front Vehicle Collision
Police reported a crash on Washington Ave at 121 St when a mother vehicle backed into a southbound cruiser, smashing its grill and bumper. The other car was driven by Louis McGee 35 of 25 Lekesne Ave. McGee was charged with improperly driving a car backward. Both vehicles had stopped for a train.
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Loraen
Cys
McGee
Vere
Trustees OK Fund Transfer At Amherst Township Meeting
Amherst Township trustees authorize transferring 3100 from general to road fund to cover current road expenses. A public hearing is set for Jan 12 at the township office on rezoning land on Middle Ridge Rd from residential to commercial. The next trustees meeting is Dec 2.
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Amherst
Amherst Township General Fund
Middle Ridge Rd
City Street Fund receives extra gasoline tax aid
City Auditor Joseph Mitock says Lorain will receive an additional 27 383 this year for the street construction fund. The Ohio Municipal League trustees reported a gasoline tax distribution for 1959. The fund totals now 77 000 plus 45 009, with 312 000 budgeted for 1958 operations.
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Lorain
Shest
Joseph Mitock
Ohio Municipal League Board of Trustees
Gen. Miiock
Boy Injured In Rocket Blast
A 11 year old boy was treated at St. Joseph Hospital after a home rocket device exploded. Edward Smugeie of 1512 New Mexico Ave sustained minor cuts to his left hand and was released after treatment.
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Loratn
St. Joseph
Eaward
FFA Christmas Tree Project Aims to Pay Off
Berlin Heights Ohio FFA members drive a home grown Christmas tree project to fund future reforestation. After planting 700 evergreens on land bought by the school board years ago they plan to harvest about 100 trees this year with hundreds more from Milan and expect steady growth to 200 trees annually by 1965. A downtown sale with music and free coffee supports sales and later tree collection for a Twelfth Night service with a tree burning ceremony.
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Berlin Heights
Berlin
FEA
Wise
Milan
Clark Hahn
Gerald
Otto
Jim Evans
EFA
Education leniency urged on wheat programs by Ohio economists
Two Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station economists report farmers misunderstand price support and production control goals. They urge looser acreage limits for soft wheat and warn hard spring and hard red winter dominate, while soft red wheat demand grows due to millers’ tech shifts.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Francis B.mccormick
Mervin G. Smith
Ohio
Sars McCormick
Pacific
McCormick and Smith
Fiour
Livestock Tuberculosis Fight Faces Tough Front
Dr J Arthur Myers of the University of Minnesota warns at Ohio Dairyman's Association assembly that tuberculosis in animals and humans is only half controlled. He praises health education efforts, notes high school and staff testing for certifications, and urges broader public education to overcome complacency and drive tuberculin testing nationwide.
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J. Arthur Biyers
University of Minnesota
Myers
Ohio, Dairyman’s Association
Ohio State University
American School of Health
Tuberculosis and Health
Tuberculosis and Health Associations. Education Needed A Real Threat. Dr. Myers
Silage gains favor as livestock feed on Ohio farms
At an Ohio State University silage conference, growers, silo makers, and extension staff discussed silage's rising role in cattle beef and sheep diets. Experts noted production in Ohio has doubled in a decade and predicted continued growth with corn silage rising faster than grass.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
College of Agriculture
E. ¥. Shendys
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Staton
William J. Tyemik
Extenson
George ‘Gist
Farm Bureau Co op declares dividends for Fifteen thousand shareholders
Pam Bureau Cooperative Association mails stock and cash dividends totaling 235 00 to 15000 shareholders on record December 15 1955. Board approves semi annual 11 35 per share on First Preferred Stock up 2 cents from prior, annual 2250 per share on Class C Common Stock and semiannual 10 per share on Cost of Living Common Stock. Special COL feature paid an extra dividend based on Augusts CPI in September. Twenty fifth consecutive year dividends on investment stock are paid.
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Pam Bureau Cooperatve
C. W. Fullerton
Farm Bureau Co ‘Operative Association
Columbus
Fullerton
Tractors For Dad Or Junior At Reep’s Tractor Sales
Advertisement notes Feep Ford Tractor Sales in Fairgrounde Bea Wellington carrying debedrial toys and scale model tractors. Includes battery operated industrial tractor with loader and crank backhoe, scale toy tractors ten to twenty inches, plus an assembly with tractor, three bottom plow, trailer, chickens, and barn for 4.45 dollars. Accessories include bumpers seats and canvas cabs for weather protection.
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Ford
Fairgrounde
Bea
Wellington
Carl Reep
Hite
Dad
LaGrange Implement Unveils New Case PTO Spreader
LaGrange Implement introduces 115 and 335 bushel Case PTO manure spreaders with three improvements. Features include V-bel drive Riptide conveyor drive and i-paddle spreader for wider uniform distribution. Demonstrations available via LaGrange Tractor Sales run by Palon Pehrig and Lyla Bebner.
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LaGrange Tractor Sales
Palon Pehrig and
Lyie Bebner
Seed Growers Annual School Set for Jan 12 13
An authority of Gwari corm will address Ohio seed growers at the annual school January 12 and 13. The event at the Youth Center in Ohio features Dr Earl Leng of the University of Illinois on dwarf corn, Dr Lewis Saboe of Ohio State Extension, and talks on new crop varieties, pests, diseases, and cultural methods. Guy Weaver of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce speaks January 12 on the St Lawrence Seaway amid an illustrated talk.
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Gwari Corm
Ohio
Ohio State
Earl Leng
University of Ilinois
Lewis C. Saboe
Ohio States University Extension Agronomist
Vaail
Seoce
C. A. Triplehorn
Arti
Blair Janson
Ohio State University
Guy C. Weaver
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
St. Lawrence
Milk Testing Supervisor Sought in Lorain County
The Lorain County Agricultural Extension Service seeks a milk testing supervisor with a dairy farm background. The role works with seven member Dairy Herd Improvement Association under extension service oversight.
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Lorain County Agricultural Extension Service
Dairy Herd Improvement Associatom
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