Death of Adelbert Pollock Leaves Transit Chief Remembered
Adelbert Pollock 74, president and general manager of Employees Transit Co., Lorain, died Monday at St. Joseph Hospital Lorain after a heart attack on December 16. He was known for energy and long friendship with Russ Davie and had prominent bowling ties in the Inter-City Bowling Association. The METRO Stationers now occupies 310 Broad St, a site once home to Ramble Inn and Elysium.
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Adelbert del Pollock
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Employees Transit Co
Lorain-Elyria Lines
Pollock
Kegler
Inter-City Bowling Association
Ohio
Metro Stationers
Broad St
Ramble Inn
H & H Inn
the Elysium
Amalgamated Transit Union
Adelbert M Pol
Jack
Lorain City
Employees Transit
Elyria
North Ridgeville
Amherst
Delaware Avenue Methodist Church
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Lorain Kiwanis Club
Elks Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Lorain Safety Council
Recreation Board
Alliance
Canton
Donald
Italy
Reichlin Cooley
Aubrey Kirby
Elmwood Cemetery
Lorain Bus Firm Talks Unchanged After Pollock Death
Lorain and Elyria based Lorain Elyria City Lines face no policy changes following the death of president Adelbert M Pollock at age 74. Assistant GM Arthur Knight will assume duties as the board considers future sales to the city. The firm resumes operations with no sale action expected next year.
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Loraix
Lorain
Lorain- Elyria City Lines, Inc
A. M. Pollock
Arthur Knight
Lorain and Elyria
Knight
Pollock
Per mile travel refund proposed by Elyria officials
Elyria City Council considers a per mile travel refund eight cents a mile for officials on city business. The finance committee approved the rate and extra related expense reimbursement and recommends continuing a $50 monthly garage rental by the communications department.
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Elyria
Theodore Emerich
D-5
Communications
Cotfman Optical Co
City Hall
Coffman's
Elyria seizes valuation hike for 1966 city revenue
City officials expect added revenue of about 72,459 in 1966 from increased property valuations tied to college enrollment growth. Auditor Haywood cited 1965 duplicates totaling 150,431,000 and noted overall tax figures and high enrollment projections contributing to the uptick.
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Elyria
Edwin G. Haywood
Haywood
Washington
Golden Age Housing panel forms in Amherst
A seven member Golden Age Housing Commission was created by council ordinance for Amherst. The commission will oversee a development contracted with Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority and named The Rev Ralph E Albright Center honoring the retired Amherst Congregational Church minister and former Amherst Golden Age Society leader. Members include Eleanor Albright Redman Kenneth Sroka Carl Deeds Raymond Muzilla Judge David Goldthorpe Donald R Phillips and Frederick I Berger.
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Amherst
Golden Age Housing Commission
Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority
Ralph E. Albright
Amherst Congregational Church
Albright
Amherst Golden Age Society
Eleanor Albright Redman
Kenneth Sroka
Carl Deeds
Raymond Muzilla
David Goldthorpe
Donald R. Phillips
Frederick I. Berger
Zunich Named To Civil Service Post In Lorain
Mayor Marvin R. Davis announced the appointment of George Zunich to a six year term on the Lorain Civil Service Commission. The move follows the resignation tendered by the former commission member and affects the urban renewal planning unit. Martinez Lasco, attorney for the city, was noted in the context of the commission reshuffle.
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Deeds
tempo/ LORAIN — Service
George Zunich
Memt
Marvin R. Davis
Lorain County Real Estate Tax Rates Climb in Most Districts
Lorain county real estate owners face higher taxes in 1966 in 66 of 67 districts as county auditor figures show increases from fractions of a mill to over eight mills. Avon Lake is the sole district with a rate cut, while Oberlin tops at 56.78 mills, Elyria at 44.57 mills. The rises come from voter approved levies and bond issues. local officials have limited control.
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Lorain County
Joseph J. Mitock
Avon Lake
Oberlin
Elyria
Mitoek
Ohio
County Pudget Commission
Glavas Named Elyria Law Director in City Appointment
Elyria mayor elect Leonard Reichlin announces Atty. Kosma J. Giavas will become law director. Glavas, a Canton native and Marine Corps Reserve captain, has lived in Elyria 10 years and will serve the mayor and city officers as legal counsel for city departments.
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Amherst
Brigston
Brownhelm Two - Firelands
Vermilion Lsd
Vermilion City
Firelands
Lorain City
LSD
Ai ‘Kipton Village
Carlisle
Midview
Elyria
Oberlin
Columbia
Atty. Kosma J. Giavas
Ely-Olmsted Falls
Ria
Longsville Csd
Eaton
Leonard
Columbia Lsd
Jackes P. Reichlin
Grafton Village
Elyria Csd
Onicle -Telegram
Keystone
Glavas
Floria City
Cess Grafton
Tt Village
Henrietta
Firelands Lsd
J.C. William Tattersall
Baceto
aGrange Villa
Ahd
Clearview
Penfield
City
Pittsfield
Wellington
North Ridgeville City
Samna
Rochester
New London
City Council
Mapleton
Canton
Rochester Village
Baldwin - Wallace Colt
South Attarpore
Notre Dame University
Lawn Souterst
South Amherst Village
The
Marine
Sheffield
Marine Corps Reserve
St. Nicholas Greek
Catholic Orthodox Church
Sheffield Lake City
Elyria DemiSheffield Village
Deratic Men’s Club
Swanbeck declares candidacy in new Ohio district
Mrs Ethel Swanbeck Republican State Representative from Erie County since 1954 announces her bid for State Representative from Erie and Huron Counties in the 14th district after reapportionment. She has six terms on the Education Committee and chairs finance and welfare panels.
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Ethel G. Swanbeck
Erie County
Ere
Huron
Ohio House of Representatives
Erie
House
Groton
Margaretta
Swarbeck
Senate
Elyria charter review flags potential conflict in finance posts
A review by the Municipal Finance Officers Association finds one major difficulty in Elyria's charter citing possible conflicts between the city auditor and the finance director. The letter to City Auditor Edwin G. Haywood notes political party differences could create friction and questions whether joint financial advising duties could work smoothly. Haywood, a Republican, warned the charter commission about two fiscal officers, but the association says the adopted provisions aim to serve the city despite that concern. The association suggests designating which party controls the finance director for clearer oversight.
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Elyria
Municipal Finance Offcers Association
United States
Canada
Edwin G. Haywood
Haywood
Charter Commission
Per
Cabut
Ipable
Howider
Heister
Ciation
Leonard P. Reich
Assiin
Tration
Io Tt
Jack Lesnick
Contempt of Court Hearings Begin in Union Dispute
Hearings on alleged contempt of court opened after testimony about violence and mass picketing at the Hart shaw Chemical plant. 350 hourly workers have been on strike since Oct 1, with incidents dated December 15 16 and 17. Plant officials testified about threats and obstructions at plant entrances. The six plant entrances were limited to three pickets each by a court order issued Oct 26. Union attorney William McCray represented the union.
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Cials
Pincura
P.m
Common Pleas
John D
Hartshaw Chemical
Scribner Fauver
Joseph Tylicki
Sherman L. Smith
J William McCray
Lake Ridge plans $1 million office building near Lake Ave
Elyria Township Trustees approved rezoning four acres from residential to commercial for the Lake Ridge Development Corp project on Rt 254 east of Lake Ave. AT&T verified no microwave interference with a nearby tower, drainage plans to be filed, Ohio Highway Dept says current storm drainage is adequate, pipeline addition to be considered later, health dept approval required before construction and a highway access permit with regulations. Building permit to follow once plans are finalized.
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Lake Ridge Development Corporation
Rt. 254
Lake Ave
Elyria Township
American Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Ohio Department of Highways
State Health Department
Highway Department
State Auditor touts new bookkeeping system for Ohio colleges
Ohio State Auditor Roger Cloud announced a new accounting system to tighten oversight of state-supported colleges and universities. The system, developed with aid from a Cleveland firm, will codify accounts and assign symbols for clarity as the new fiscal year starts next July 1. The effort involves several local officials and insurers as part of the college grant framework.
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Columbus
UPI
Roger Cloud
Ohio
Alan
Cleveland
Bluffton Col
Lege
Jump
Bellevue
Grace
de List Church
Willard
Norman J. Beller
Cloud
Laketon Rotary
Ridge Corp
Valentine A. Toth
Belier
Mariner
Jump enters race for Ohio 13th district senate seat
Harry V. Jump of Huron County announces candidacy for the newly created 13th state senatorial district. The plan reconfigures areas from Huron, Erie, Lorain and Richland Counties with Elyria and southern Lorain County included. Jump, a Republican, is serving his fifth Ohio House term and has been majority whip for the past three terms. He sits on the House rules committee and has served on finance reference elections and federal relations panels.
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Harry V. Jump
Huron County
House
Federal District Court
Ene
Lorain
Richland Counties
Elyria
Lorain County
Jump
Ohio
House of Representatives
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Davie
Adelbert M. Pollock
Bus Firm
Golden Age Housing
Zunich
Kosma J. Glavas
Taxing
Swanbeck
House Insurance Committee
Ipublic Welfare
House Public Welfare
Legislative Service Commission
Western Reserve University
53 Stem
Woodrow W. Mathna
A. David Baumbhart
U.S. Rep
Mathna
Elyria Charter
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