Eaton trustees plan new cemetery area and streetlight work
Eaton trustees approved creating a new cemetery section along Ridge Road and Island Road area, extending from a ditch to the north, with later meetings to finalize site plans. They also authorized slag purchase from U.S. Steel, hired Haul services, considered ditch cleaning, and approved appointing Albert Balogh to the Eaton Fire Department. A letter from Ohio Edison discussed installing three to four streetlights at Wainwright Funeral Home, with billing to the funeral home and noting streetlight service is limited to municipalities.
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Bender Ld
Chasted
Robert
Chariello
Met Ridge Rd
Eaton — Kates
Ditch Ridge
Island Rd
Eest
Eaton
Cisexing
cam|Faton
Pouth
Ditchetary
Timate
C. P. Gligenbach
Tment
Eaton Fire Department
Albert Balogh
South Durkee Rd
Carpenter
Balogh
N. F. Vidal
Ohio Edison
Wainwright Funeral Home
Vidal
Eaton zone meeting date plans spark public outcry
In NORTH EATON a resident and about 75 residents urge clear scheduling for Eaton Zoning Board and Board of Appeals meetings. They demand public notice and definite dates, criticizing inconsistent signals from board members and the need for four annual meetings.
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North Eaton
Eaton
Eaton Zoning Board
Board of Appeals
Kenneth Reed
West Royalton
Eaton Township Trust J
Eaton Township
Reed
Robert Grilis
Ing
Proto
Ings
Program honors pastor
NORTH EATON The Rev Frank Odor pastor of the Midview Baptist Church was honored with a This is Your Life program during the youth hour Sunday evening. Emery Moore Jr senior youth counselor was master of ceremonies. He told of Odor s parents who came from Hungary his birth in Lorain his mother s death and his early days in the Oberlin children s home. Odor s school days were related by David Young who told of foster parents Mr and Mrs Fred Hastings LaGrange. Martin Hartley recalled battlefield experiences and college and seminary days at Houghton College Houghton NY and the Northern Baptist Theological Seminary Chicago. The Midview Baptist Church was established under Mr Odor s leadership. The building site was donated to the church by Mr and Mrs Walter Fishburn. Special guests included Mr Odor s wife Marjorie his sons Ronnie 12 and Ricky 10 his sister Beth Odor missionary on furlough from Niger in Africa and another sister and husband Mr and Mrs Robert Kannenberg a niece Mrs Thelma Wracker and husband Donald of LaGrange and a nephew Robert Kannenberg Jr
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North Eaton
Frank Odor
Midview Baptist Church
Emery Moore Jr
Odor
Hungary
Lorain
Oberlin
David Young
Fred Hastings
LaGrange
Martin Hartley
Houghton College
Houghton
N.Y
Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
Chicago
Walter Fishburn
Marjorie
Ronnie
Ricky
Beth Odor
Niger
Africa
Robert Kannenberg
Thelma Wracker
Donald
Robert Kannenberg Jr
Amherst man files for 4th ward council seat
Harry Fior, 37, filed as a Democratic candidate for Amherst's fourth ward council seat with the Lorain County Board of Elections. A Lorain County native, he is a Lorain High School graduate, served in the Naval Air Corps 1945-46, and is a partner in Harry Fior and Frank Panuzzo Builders. He led Carpenters Local 705, belongs to Amherst Eagles and St. Joseph Church, resides with wife Phylis at 257 North Woodhill Dr., and they have five children: Gregory 14, Rene 12, Cynthia 9, Barbara 6, Felicia four months.
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Amherst
Harry Fior
Elyria
Lorain
St. Joseph Church
Holy Name Society of the Church
Fior
Phylis
North Woodhill Dr
Gregory
Orchard Lake Seminary
Rene
Cynthia
Barbara
Felicia
Lorain Soldier Sailors Relief post filled
George Slater of 918 Rot Rd Lorain was named to the Lorain County Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission to fill the vacancy from the death of Carl F Wolfe Elyria. The appointment, effective last Monday, covers Wolfe's term to Oct 20 and a new five year term. Slater, a WWI veteran and former Pleasant View Sanatorium business manager, joins Noel Lewis Thomas Mihalis Joseph Super in the commission. one vacancy remains. Members receive $90 a month.
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George Slater
Rot Rd
Lorain
Lorain County
Pleasant View Sanatorium
American Legion
Noel Lewis
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Thomas Mihalis
LaPorte
Disabled American Veterans
Joseph Super
Amvets
Com
FIX IT YOURSELF Sure way to get IRS attention
District director C W Glotzbach warns that careless tax returns invite special attention from the IRS with no benefits. He cites six common delays including missing W-2s, missing signatures, incomplete data, missing dependents, unlisted exemptions, and incorrect totals. Delays occur if any item is missing. review returns carefully, set aside overnight, then mail to the Cleveland district director.
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Internal Revenue Service
C. W Glotzbach
Glotzbach
Glotz
Internal Revenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Good deed by 12-year-old finds lost wallet
Scout Mike Berthoff of Elyria finds a wallet in the snow along East Broad Street near Elyria Memorial Hospital. He leaves his name at a barber shop, helps return the wallet containing 32 dollars, and earns a dollar reward from the grateful owner’s family.
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Mike Berthoff
Mike
Jerry
East Broad St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Anyote
Nathaniel Berthoff
Park Pl
Eastern Heights
Fixing Squeaky Stair Treads With Simple Home Methods
When stairs squeak the tread is often loose. Methods include driving flat head screws or rosin coated nails into the tread edge, setting plugs, or removing a mold strip and wedging the tongue and groove joints with glue coated wedges. Stand on the tread to drive hardware firmly against the riser.
Amherst relief costs total of 13569 in 1964
Amherst residents received 513 569 in relief and medical care under Lorain County Welfare. 1964 expenditures accounted for 3 782 percent of county totals of 358 755. Prinz reports home care 10 686 medical care 2 883. he seeks 50 000 from Lorain County Commissioners. Kiwanis Club of Grafton hosts Governor Hap Farr.
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Amherst
Lorain
Prinz
Nate
Grafton
Avon Lake
Kiwanis
Farr
Chicago River Reversed by 1900 Sanitary District Feat
Chicago’s Metropolitan Sanitary District, formed 1889, built canals, locks and intercepting sewers to reverse the Chicago River’s flow into Lake Michigan. Opening gates Jan 16, 1900, the system halted city waterborne disease risk and now serves 9 million residents with 1.3 billion gallons daily across three major treatment plants and 71 miles of canals.
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Chicago
UPI
Metropolitan Sanitary District
MSD
Chicago Fire
Chicago Bears
State Street
Lake Michigan
Frank W. Chestow
Chesrow
Milan
Milanae Department
Ship Canal
Des Plaines
Red River
Lockport
Community and civic group meetings listed for Thursday
Valley City hosts Liverpool Volunteers at Community Hall 8 p m Birmingham Florence Township trustees meet at town hall 7 30 p m Sheffield Lake Jay cops at Raptis Restaurant 8 30 p m fional Circle 3 meets at Mrs Harold Clayton 184 Burton St 8 p m Lagrange Mary Martha Missionary Society with Mrs Floyd Scheffer 10 30 a m Grafton Immaculate Conception Altar and Rosary Society at Brandau Jewelers Elyria 6 30 p m Penfield Women's Fellowship fishery at Society Hall Route 301 and 18 5 30 to 8 p m Sheffield Lake Friends of the Library at Domonkas Library 8 p m
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Valley City
Liverpool
Community Hall
Birmingham
Florence Township
Town Hall
Sheffield Lake
Jaycops
Harold Clayton
Burton St
Martha Missionary Society
Floyd Scheffer
Grafton
Immaculate Conception Altar and Rosary Society
Brandau Jewelers
Elyria
Penfield
Society Hall
Rts
Friends of the Library
Domonkas Library
Moon explorers seek radio aid for lunar comms
New York researchers propose placing 15 communications satellites in lunar orbit to assist future astronauts. The moon lacks atmosphere or ionosphere, so signals cannot bounce between surface points as on Earth’s shortwave bands.
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New York
Moon
Earth
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