Township Dump Set In Columbia Township
Lorain County Health department approved a township dump on Columbia School property and a lease is being prepared for Columbia Board of Education review. Access is from Route 82 east of the Columbia Methodist Church with the township responsible for maintenance.
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Columbia
Lorain County Health Department
Columbia Township
Columbia Board of Education
Rt. 82
Columbia Methodist Church
Columbia High School
Columbia Volunteer Firemen
Ray Berger
Roger Walters
Westview
J.W. Green
West River Rd
Columbia Park
Sheffield Lake School Board Grants Teacher Pay Hike
The Sheffield Lake School District approved a 2.5 percent salary increase for the 1960-61 year, adds a new custodian pay schedule with a $2,800 starting base and $100 annual raises, plus vacation and license-based supplements. Superintendent William Barr's five-year contract renewal was approved. A bond issue plan of 352,000 was discussed, with possible use for an elementary school, an industrial arts room at Brookside High, and an addition to Tennyson Junior High. Architects Joseph Regner and Associates may be retained if the bond passes.
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Sheffield Lake
Board of Education
William Barr
Chris Howley
Sheffield Village
Tennyson Junior High School
Brookside High School
Joseph Regner
Wilbur Marks
Nina Clawson
Vera Youngquist
Gould
Wellington Fire Siren Silence Set for Two Days
Wellington villagers will have fire protection via standby fire crew at the station while the siren is offline for about two days for repairs. Council approved $93 for siren repairs after Fire Chief William Weber quoted a new siren at $450. The measure to equalize electrical rates for villagers and out-of-towners takes effect March 31 on first reading.
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Wellington
Ralph Gray
Wilam Weber
William Weber
D. Blake Stevick
Ralph Ward
Harrison Comstock
Chamber of Commerce
North Main St
Gulf Service Station
Police Department
Maple St
North Village
Comstock
Pennsylvania Railroad
North Mill St
Jones St
Aubrey Witbeck
Edward Norris
Clair McCaffrey
Amherst George Taylor Wins Jaycee Distinguished Service Award
Amherst native and Ford Motor Co. employee George Taylor won the Jaycee Distinguished Service Award for his community work. He serves as Amherst Community Chest second vice president, Girl Scout director, Amherst Athletic Association founder, and church member. Lawson Deming spoke on unidentified flying objects at the banquet.
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Amherst
George Taylor
Ford Motor Co
Jaycee
Taylor
Amherst Community, Chest
Amherst Athletic Association
St. Peter's Church of Christ, Amherst
Amherst School
The
Marines
Jaycees
Fred Berger
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Lawson Deming
KYW Radio
Cleveland
Deming
Liverpool Trustees Meet and Local group Activities
Valley City Liverpool Township trustees meet tonight at 8 in Community Hall. Liverpool Mothersingers rehearse at Liverpool School cafeteria. Cub Scout Pack 3502 officers and volunteers plan the Blue and Gold Banquet for February 22 at Liverpool School. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliaries leaders from Medina County announce a meeting at Chatham VFW Post rooms 8 p.m. Reports from hospital chairman Mrs Elva Means and others. Plans for March include a VEW Department president guest. Wararpainic parents to be entertained at Cole Veterans Hospital Sunday. Wadsworth unit handles refreshments. Valley City to provide entertainment.
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Valley City
Liverpool Township Trustes
Liverpool Mothersingers
Liverpool
Parent- Teacher Association
Liverpool School
June Zachanas
Medina County Council of Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliaries
Chatham Vfw
Elva Means
Wadsworth
Council Hospital
Julia Notestein
Medina
Council Community Service
Arlene Gamm
Chatham
Ways and Means
Jeanette Brede
VEW Department of Ohio
Connerl
Cole Veterans Hospital
Valley City Wall
Berlin Township approves zoning and cemetery rule changes
Berlin Heights trustees approved a zoning and cemetery regulation package to address lot transfers reclaim unused space set visiting hours and traffic rules. They also backed a building permit timing rule and funded fire department gear including coats boots helmets and air cylinders to extend two man operations in dense areas.
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Berlin Heights
Berlin
Amherst Charter Commission Petitions Circulated
Leaders push to form Amherst charter commission after gaining city status post census. Petitions circulate to place the question on the May 3 primary ballot with 15 signers running for the commission. The group aims to have voters approve a charter in November.
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Amherst
Charter Commission
Somers Smith Insurance Representative Near You
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Somers - Smith Insurance
Wellington Women Host Invest ments Talk Dinner
Members of the Professional Women state dinner group will host a March meeting in Herrick Auditorium. William Bennett of First Wellington Bank will speak on The Art of Investments. Reservations to Mrs George Backhaus by Friday. Church notes include a visit with the Church of the Brethren and race relations talk by Rev Albert Keplering. Hamlin Corps tea honored members. Rawhiders 4H meets. Penfield church events featured with a Father and Son banquet and a church tour. Hospital notes report several local residents hospitalized or recovering.
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Wellington
Peae Aing
George Backhaus
Grand Ave
William Bennett
First Wellington Bank
C. L. Brown
Wellington Mt. Zion
G.A.R. Memorial Hall
Samuel Garretson
Chris Sorensen
Ernest Eaton
William Tudor, Sr
Dorothy Lowther
Rawhiders
P. D. Dobbins
Stewart Rd
Penfield
Women’s Fellowship of
Penfield United Church
Lyle Pierce
Donald Miller
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Clayton Babel
Jack Batten
Penfield Church
Sullivan Congregational Church
Penifield United Church
Sullivan Church
Society Hall
Women’s Association of
Memorial Day Plans Start In Florence
Florence Township Steering Committee will meet with Mrs Thomas Purceil tonight to discuss Memorial Day floats and possible themes to present to Mrs Purceil.
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Florence
Birmingham
Florence Township
Thomas Purceil
Purceil
Ridgeville Grange Plans Events with Neighboring Units
Ridgeville Grange outlines attendance at Eaton Grange February 28 Operation Forward and Carlisle Grange February 2 card party. Card party committee includes Len Binzer Ralph Steinmetz. Next meeting February 3 with Master Thorton in charge and a World Fair Brussels film. Refreshments by Alva Woherman and David Woherman Serving committee Dean Bliss Elmer Fullmer.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville Grange
Eaton Grange
Ridgeville
Carlisle Grange
Len Binzer
Ralph Steinmetz
Jack Spirek
Alva
David Woherman
Master Thorton
Brussells
Dean Bliss
Elmer Fullmer
Berlin Heights Sets 1960 Expenditures and Council Actions
Berlin Heights City Council approved an estimated 1960 budget of 45 199 with major items 9400 general fund 13200 water fund 1600 street lighting 9050 street repairs and maintenance 3284 retirement of special assessments Alva Plue was named president of the new council Burt Oehling reported on ordinance codification to align with state law and keep trial costs local A study of a proposed new code includes zoning water works and traffic ordinances and Route 61 maintenance The council approved a second reading likely in March with effect in April No tax increase is expected and levies won’t be renewed until 1961 Parking blocks will be installed to protect post office curb area and aid from the state will be sought to reforest the water works area with about 1000 trees planted by a civic group
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Columbia Town Hall
Boosters Club
Jim Schroth
Columbia Youth Canteen
Columba Town Hall
Douglas Keyse
Plue
Council
Alva Plue
Burt Oehling
Oehling
Fire Department
Au Sgu UE LS
Oo Vine
Water, Works and Board of Public Affairs
Ochhine
Budget Commission
Flash Cleaners Boiler Blast Spreads Steam at Shop
An overheated baler at Flash Cleaners in O Neil Sheffield Center blew a valve and filled the shop with steam and water vapor Monday morning. Fire units from Sheffield Township Volunteer Fire Department responded. Fire Chief Glen Horton said escaping steam caused the damage. The Bureau of Mines notes the US has about 190000 miles of pipelines for crude oil and refined petroleum products.
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Sheffield
Flash Cleaners
O'Neil-Sheffield
Sheffield Township
Glen Horton
Bureau of Mines
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Richard Berry
Thomas Abraham
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Abraham
Gail Bergstresser
George Darnell
National Jaycees
Fred Stitzell
District Three
AMS
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Robert Renouard
Wettrich
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Jack Koontz
Commissian
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Tech & FA
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Cal
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Algeria
Oberlin College
Heather Woodall
New York
Conservatory of Music
Edwin Dreby
Jenkintown
College of Arts and Science
Oberlin
Donald Maybaugh
Lincoln St
Allen Hospital
Herman Gower
Luella Lebkisher
James Richey
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Middle Avenue
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