Spencer News Briefs Reveal Local Christmas Tales and Town Duties
Annual resolutions and a high school Bible reading spark quotes on New Year plans. A grandson in uniform surprises Ralph and Mrs. Leiby in Spencer. Frosty the snowman loses bulbs to a thief, council rescues the lights. Mayor Pomeroy enlists ministers to start monthly meetings with prayers. A debate over phrasing leads to a light exchange about budding flowers. Council transfers James Eglin to oversee water and sewer work while considering Florida winter plans of other staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Frosty
Ted Hall
Hall
Oberlin Council to Buy Milkovich Building on Main Street
The Oberlin City Council agreed to exercise its option to purchase the Milkovich property on South Main Street for up to 24000 dollars. City Manager Thomas Dalton said the purchase could come from revenue sharing funds to allow temporary city offices while a new city hall is funded and built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Milkovich
South Main Street
Riemer Realty
Thomas Dalton
Dalton
Oberlin Adds Equal Rights Clause to Bids
Oberlin officials asked City Solicitor Stuart Fauver to draft an ordinance requiring all advertised bids to state firms must meet equal opportunity employment guidelines. The city plans future bids to include EOE clauses as it receives more federal funds. Standard time was adopted across the United States on March 13, 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Stuart Fauver
Thomas Dalton
United States
Columbia education board sets 1973 reorganizational meeting
Columbia board of education schedules the 1973 reorganizational meeting for January 8 at 8 p m in the high school library where officers for the coming year will be elected meeting dates set and temporary appropriations approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Education Board
Columbia
Columbia Board of Education
Columbia Middle School Counselor Resigns in Col umbia Board Action
Sharon Davies resigned as Columbia Middle School guidance counselor to rejoin her husband in Savannah Georgia. No replacement found yet. School board accepted her resignation and approved two conference requests for faculty members. Principal Ted Conway to attend Columbus meetings. estimated expenses listed. Student council report discussed smoking issue at high school and cafeteria matters. milkshake machine and senior lounge proposed. action tabled to January meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia High School
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Columbia
Sharon Davies
Savannah
Ohio
Ted Conway
Columbus
Maryanne Miller
Grafton seeks replacement for police chief
Grafton plans to advertise for a new police chief after Charles Miller resigned effective immediately. The village council authorized Mayor Ernest Toghill to place the ad in The Chronicle Telegram as it now has only one part time officer, John Cutter, on the force. A temporary appropriation to cover 90 days of bills was approved, with the exact amount to be set by Clerk Robert Logan before his departure December 31. The council also discussed the new town hall completion and occupancy plans, with the first meeting of the new year set for Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the Veterans of Foreign Wars building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Pomeroy
United Methodist
Clyde Willis
Council
James Eglin
Board of Public Affairs
Eglin
Florida
Allen Weidrick
Weidrick
Walter Zeigler
Grafton
Ernest Toghill
Chronicle-Telegram
Charles Miller
John Cutter
Robert Logan
Railroad St
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Taxation Agents To Visit Huron County
Ohio Department of Taxation agents will visit Huron County at the courthouse New London Greenwich and Willard city halls on set January dates to assist residents with their first state personal income tax returns. They will answer questions but not fill out forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Ohio Department of Taxation
Huron County
New London
City Hall
Greenwich City Hall
Willard City Hall
Erie County
Sandusky City Hall
Catalogue of Poly cystine Radiolaria volumes published
Oberlin College researcher Helen P Foreman and Scripps geologist William R Riedel published Volume One of the Catalogue of Polycystine Radiolaria by the American Museum of Natural History New York. Volume One covers years of work with about 1300 entries while noting radiolaria as current plankton in oceans. Foreman earned an MA in geology in 1948 and has been a research associate since 1960. Chile produces about 450 million liters of wine annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Helen P. Foreman
Oberlin College
William R. Riedel
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
University of California At San
Foreman
Announcer drinks to warn against drunken driving
Nathen Page, KKLS radio, drank two ounces of Scotch twice each hour for five hours to show dangers of drinking and driving. A highway patrolman declared him legally drunk after the stunt, and Page could not clearly read a news story on air. He said the display aimed to warn motorists as New Year’s Eve approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
UPI
Nathen Page
KKLS
Page
Ray Walz
Bele granted Bele granted Patricia S from James
A list of name changes shows Patricia S. Bele granted by James along with numerous other individuals such as Carla Johnson from Ronald and Mary Berks from Louis. The notices specify current and former names and addresses across Lorain and nearby Amherst Oberlin Sheffield Lake and Lorain area communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia S
Browning
Lynne Dr
Sheffield Lake
James
Carla Johnson
Wesley Ave
Ronald
Mary V. Berks
Lincoln St
Amherst
Louis
Wilma Frame
Bellfield Ave
Charles
Albert J. Thomas
Ninth St
Lorain
Ricardo
Yona E. O'Dell
Cambridge Ave
Theodore
Gregory A. Cadger
Harwood SL
Mary
Gail Fox
N. Pleasant St
Oberlin
William
Linda M. Snyder
Columbia Dr
Paul
Marilyn A. Blevins
Tacoma Ave
Archie
Dwight Romagnoli
E. Lorain $T
Lina
Oberlin passes first reading of leash dog ordinance
Oberlin city council approved first reading of a leash dog rule requiring dogs to be leashed off premises. The measure replaces a looser control standard and imposes fines from eight dollars with penalties for nonresponse, plus seizure to Lorain County pound for unidentifiable dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Fatigue Alowances Topic Set for Elyria AI E Meeting
The Elyria Chapter of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers meets Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the Corinthian Restaurant Sheffield Center Lorain to discuss Fatigue Alowances with guest Glenn H Alberga of Glenn H Alberga Associates Cleveland. Alberga is a registered PE in Ohio and New York and Cornell University electrical engineering graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
American Institute of Industrial Engineers
Glenn H Alberga
Glenn H. Alberga Associates
Cleveland
Corinthian
Sheffield Center
Lorain
Alberga
Ohio
New York
Cornell University
Milk Allergies and Botulism Warnings From Dr Steinerohn
A reader asks if milk can cause gas and cramps due to allergy. The doctor explains antibodies trigger reactions to milk, suggests calcium from cheese and vegetables as alternatives, notes milk is not essential for adults, and warns about milk’s dangers for sensitive individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Steinerohn
Fourth suspect in Lorain burglary ring surrenders
Lorain police report the fourth suspect in a local burglary ring surrendered early yesterday. James A. Clawson Jr., 19, turned himself in at police headquarters after two warrants for breaking and entering. Gregory Heinzerling, arrested Dec 7, was sentenced to the Mansfield Reformatory Youth Center and two other youths face extradition from Georgia for Lorain area burglaries. Danny Merriweather and Ernest Guyton face hearings in Atlanta Jan 17 to determine if they will be returned for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Sheffield Township
James A. Clawson Jr
Broadway
Clawson
Gregory Heinzerling
O'Neil Blvd
Department of Correction
Mansfield Reformatory
Georgia
Atlanta
Danny Merriweather
Bohannon Ct
Elyria
Ernest Guyton
W. 24Th St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ralph Leiby
N. Main St
Lesby
Black River
Alan Leiby
Wellington
U.S. Army
Germany
Leiby
R. Dean Leiby
Milkovich Building
Furniture & Carpet Inc
Vermilion & Oberlin
Donald Hagen
University of Pittsburgh
George Hall
Christine Malik
Lorain County Community College
The
Northcentral Association of
Columbia Middle School
Ros$ Roland
Industrial Arts Teachers Meeting
OC Associate
Chile
Minute Man
Middle Ave
Broadway Lorain
Perking Ave
Sandus Ty
Bele
Dorothy I. Lilly
Ernest L. Flynn
Main St
Judy
Brenda L. Richards
Parkview
Richard
Lillian Allen
Betts
Kipton
Arthur
Barry L. Bloom
Center Ridge
North Ridgeville
Victoria
Matilda St. Svetlak
East Erie Ave
Leonard
Joyce Kerchinske
Gargasz
Jack
Cheryl L. Walker
Hilliard
Clarence
Oma M. Tyler
Abbe Ra
Cardie
Jo Ann Ostrander
Andover Ave
Gilbert
Robert W. Powell
Lehigh Ave
Lene
Nancy A. Brown
Grant St
Ralph
Della Blake
E. 29Th St
Thomas Germann
Constantina
Colleen O'Neil
East River Rd
Bruce
Glenn C. Nida
Keys Dr
Carolyn
Freddie Mae Washington
Weller Rd
Lorenzo
James R. Dewar
Beavercrest Dr
Linda
Mr. T
Steinerohn
Play IT Safe
Service
Lorain County Independent Insurance Agents Association
Conley.wood Agency
7Th Street
Culbertson-Macgregor Agency, Inc
John W. Custis
INS
E. Lake Qd
Huffman-Hubbard Co
Humphrey & Cavagna Ins. Inc
Bread St
Janasko-Wski Ins
Albert Jenkins Ins
W.K. Johnson & Son
Clavaland St
Masters-Nichols
Public Square
P.O
Louis H. Whson
G. W. Woodruff
N. Canter
LaGrange
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!