Baker of apple pies among 20 Science Days winners
Elyria Science Days drew 146 teen researchers who presented in five categories. Lois Baker of Elyria High won biology first with Chemical Analysis and Microbiological Studies of the Black River. Other firsts included Sheryl Schmidt in chemistry Natural Dyes and Bob Jones in Physics Spark Chamber.
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Elgris
Black River
Elyria High School
EHS
Elyria District
Randall R. Schunk
Charles V. Neeson
Lois Baker
Bob Greenberger
Kathy Gallo
EDCHS
Ronnie Broome
Frank Boysen
A. D. Johnson
NASA
Plum Brook Laboratories
Samtusky
Bob Jones
Carl Hageriing
Particle Accelerator
Leo Moore
Bob Bobel
Elyria Science Days
Elyria High
Sae Chamber
Bob Babel
Baird files for third term as Elyria councilman at large
Richard E. Baird Republican announces nominating petitions for a third term as Elyria councilman at large. He has long city government service since 1947 including roles as city solicitor and council committee chair. He is a partner in Baird and Alexander law firm and studied at Miami and Ohio State.
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Elyria
Richard E. Baird
Baird
Victor F. Stewart Jr
Imuins
D. A. Bair
Elyria Frmyer
Park Ave
Racket for science surprises Brown at Elyria Science Days
Ohio Lt Gov John W Brown reacts with surprise as Elyria Science Days honors chemistry winners. The crowd of teenagers erupts with whistles and stomps, forming distinct cheering sections for Elyria High and Elyria District Catholic High School, signaling a new level of enthusiasm for science prizes.
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Ohio
John W. Brown
Elyria
Elyria High
Elyria District Catholic High School
Fifth Science Days breaks all records in Elyria
The fifth annual Elyria Science Days set new participation and attendance highs. Elyria High School and School teams fielded 146 entrants, more than double 1962’s 70. Chamber manager Randal Schunk estimated a three day crowd between 25 000 and 30 000 and noted 20 000 programs were printed but quickly exhausted.
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Elyria
Randal R. Schunk
Schunk
Sheffield Lake approves police and fire pay raises in special meeting
In a special session city council approved pay raises for firefighters and police after Mayor Duguid vetoes were overridden. The ordinances were amended to include rescue call pay for firefighters and a police clerk and probation waivers shifted to the civil service commission. Budgets may exceed available levy funds and retroactivity is being checked.
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Sheffield
Duguid
Evil Service Commission
Donald Carek
Central Bank of Lorain
Thomas Neff
Neff
Jack Schafer
Sheffield Village
Sheffield Lake
Jane Eastin
Kenneth Barr
Kenneth Knight
Police Probe Continues Sunday Closing Law Test Shops
Lorain police extend Sunday probe with visits to six spots including two markets two drug stores a dairy chain and a coin laundry. They observed purchases of items from mouthwash to tape and the use of laundry facilities as legislators weigh changes to the Sunday closing law.
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Lorain
United Services to honor 35 employee groups at dinner
United Community Services will honor 35 employee groups from local firms and organizations at a dinner in Elyria. The event features principal speaker Gabe P i, UCS president John Findling presiding, and Wilbur G. Senft conducting the award plaque ceremony. Sixteen named groups include American Standard Air Conditioning Div, The Bell Co, Elyria Memorial Hospital, First National Bank of Elyria, Ohio Screw Products Inc, Park Dept City of Elyria, and Young Men's Christian Association with music by the Elyria High School String Ensemble and a 6 15 p.m reception before dinner. Tickets are $2.50, call 266 Washington Ave by Friday.
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Washington
George Newhouse
Air Force
Area Air Force Recruiting
Schunk
L. R. Barr
Lear-Siegler
Ron Taylor
Elyria Telephone Co
James Hill
First National Bank
George Miraben
Elyria Public Schools
EHS
Wayne McQuillin
George Sandrew
Mohicast
Ashland College
Central State College
Elyria Science Days
Atte
jGabe P i
Cleveland Indians
John B. Findling
UCS
Wilbur G. Senft
Cam ‘Paign
Bic
American Standard
The
Bel! Co
Buckeye ‘Mold & Die Co
the Chronicle!Telegram
Elyria Furniture Co
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
A. Merthe Co
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
the Pfaudler Co
Ternstedt Vevision-Gmc
Timms Spring Co
Young Women’s Christian Assoc
Alga
Oat Elyria Public Schools
Eastern Heights School
Edison School
Ohio Screw Products, Inc
Park Dept.City of
Thew Shovel Oo
Ware Vending Co
Black River Girl Scout Counc
Mid-Continent Telephone Corp
Electro Alloys Div
Gates~School
Ohio Metallurgical Service
Pick-N-Pay Super Market No
Trio Products Inc
Young Men's Christian Assoc
UCS Divisin
UCS Board of Directors
Elyria High School
Sidney P. Davis
United Community Services Office
Washington Ave
Oberlin student heads to Tougaloo after HUAC stance
Steve Ashton, head of the 13th Congressional District Committee to Abolish HUAC, leaves Oberlin College this weekend after academic dismissal. He plans field work in Mississippi and elsewhere, while an officer election is set for Thursday. Ashton denies Communist links amid local charges.
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Oberlin
Steve Ashton
13Th Congressional District Committee
House Un-American Activities Committee
Oberlin College
Tougaloo College
Jackson
Miss
Ashton
Dean of Men
Anti-Huac
Mississippi
BUAC
Lorain County
Christian Faith Widens in Burundi After Independence
National Geographic reports that about half of Burundi's population embraces Christianity as the newly independent African kingdom charts its religious landscape and cultural transition.
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Burundi
National Geographic Magazine
Cattle dealer charged with mistreatment of animals
Grafton Township trustees filed charges Saturday against Carl Frambaugh of rural Medina for mistreatment at his Neff Road East farm. An inspection found nearly 30 cattle and hogs with inadequate water and feed, dead livestock, and chained cattle in cramped stalls. a prior case against Lawrence Williams was also cited as a reference point.
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Belden
Grafton
Carl Frambaugh
Medina
Neft Rd
Frambaugh
Lawrence Williams
Lorain
Willams
Elyria
A. E. Rash
Lorain County Anima: Protective League
Frambauen
Neff Rd
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Greege Todgham
Glen Thome
Dick Marsho
American Standard Division
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Charles A. Mosher
MC Schunk
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