Allen Memorial Council Reviews Hospital Lease Terms
The Allen Memorial Council seeks assurances on a hospital lease contract with discussion focusing on the plan for a city and joint hospital district to lease the property to a non profit corporation. Officials highlighted safeguards for employees and city knowledge of working capital while emphasizing the community nature of the future organization.
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Gupin
Gookt Corpeiration
Witere
Davis
Coumurman Eleet
Aes Wien
Hogmtal Corporation
Hospital Corporation
Countiiman Am Helmuth
Tower
Scould
Oberlin Extends Fire Protection for Russia Township
City Council approved a renewed contract with Oberlin to provide fire protection for Russia Township. Oberlin will receive 3 dollars for the first five fire calls and 75 dollars plus 5 an hour for each foreman for calls beyond five. A separate welfare contract with the County Welfare Department was postponed to a special meeting next Monday at 2 15 p.m.
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Russia
Oberlin
County Welfare Devali‘ment
Traveling Cagers Officer Calls Foul and Fines
A court record details multiple defendants including Taso Saske and Chicaza facing fines for offenses in Maricpal County. Charges cover penalties from driving left of center to unlawful playing of a cage sport and associated costs. Names such as Judge David Ged and publisher Brooklyn Crusader appear in the case, with noted fines including 25 and 35 dollars plus costs.
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Oberlin
Taso Saske
Man Sunda
Maricpal Coeur
Oh Wiltam
Chicaza
Thaswig
Rist
Cicero
Dougles
Aire
Eg Sass
Yas Bait
Chicago
Cefendants
Departing Solons and Stevensons Honored by Oberlin Council
Oberlin Council approved resolutions praising departing members and lauding Will Stevensons for 13 years as college president. Harry Gibson and Andrew Stofan were commended for public service while Gibson moved to table housing code amendments. Gibson and Zahm were defeated in the November election. Stevensons did not seek re-election.
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Stevensons
Oberlin
Wroth
Harry Gibson
Cor
Andrew Stofan
Gibson
Cee Oe
Zahm
Stefan
Zoning Board Accepts Dr. Hoover Resignation
The resignation of Dr. George Hoover from the Zoning Board of Appeals was accepted by the City Council with regret. The vacancy will be filled by the new council taking office in January. Hoover currently serves on the Board of Education.
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George Hoover
Oy Cony
Berry Buying Urged by Washington Representative
Rep Russell V Mack of Washington urges every American family to buy and eat three pounds of cranberries in coming months to clear the surplus caused by last month's cranberry scare. The plan targets 45 million families nationwide.
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Washington
UPI
Russell V. Mack
R-Wash
Suburban Calendar Highlights Local Meetings Tonight
Community groups across New London Valley City North Eaton Carlisle and Birmingham prepare meetings. Activities include Kiwanis teen program at Moose Hall, Western chapters packing for shut ins, and Lem Leroy Chapman group gathering at the Masonic Temple.
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Kiwanis
New London
Moose Hall
North Eaton
North Aron Grange
Brange Hall
Carlisle
Sumshine Group
Max Sigel
Indien Hollow Pd
Lorein
Bipsminghrast
Methodist
WSCS
Birmingham
Leroy Chapler
2 CES
Masonic Temple
Elyria Courtesy To Canadians Not Forgotten
Winnipeg couple Steve and Muriel Harvey were thanked by Elyria officials for a last summer visit. A note of thanks from the Harveys reached Elyria in five languages noting overnight in Cascade Park after being denied motel lodging. Park Superintendent John Machock recalls the family stayed in the park in August.
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Canada
Cim
Elyria
Gay
Retorn
Steve
Muriel Harvey
Winnipeg
Cascade Park
John Madock
Oberlin Council Cancels Permits and Refunds Fees
City ledger shows permits for sale of wine and beer at several establishments cancelled. Council plans to refund liquor fees, citing state regulations and the need to review licensing procedures. Manager notes refunds and potential implications for local merchants and tax collection.
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West
Bo Dan
Ant Glace
Bichasé J. Duss
Back So Soon? Tolland Feud Sparked by Arrest Report
A fragmented police note from Tolland Connecticut indicates a break in incident involving individuals named Anton Matas and Ollie with references to a 19 sign and a chaio sew. The report remains unclear and incomplete.
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