Well Known Commercial Artist Caywood Dies
Lorain resident Lewis J. Caywood 56 commercial artist died after a short illness at St. Joseph Hospital. He owned Caywood Advertising Signs at 416 Washington Ave and lived there. Survived by wife Muriel three daughters Linda and two others, two brothers and three sisters, plus two grandchildren. Funeral services at Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church with burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
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Lorain
Lewis J. Caywood
St. Joseph Hospital
Caywood Advertising Signs
Washington Ave
Muriel
Gene Potega
Charles Demos
Elyria
Linda
Freeman Caywood
Howard
Ellis
Harry
Earl Witten
Thomas Ryan
Archie Hahn
Amherst
Schwartz-Spence
Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Blake Wagner
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Extras Added In Lumber Yard Visit
A Lorain man faced possible larceny charges after Elyria police stopped his car near West Side Lumber Co on West Street. He had signed for three pieces of paneling but carried additional lumber including 52 pieces of one inch by ten inch by seven feet and planned to report it next Monday.
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Lorain
Elyria
West Side Lumber Co
West St
Woodland Ave
Annual Solo Ensemble Contest Invades Clearview High School
Lorain County student musicians flood Clearview High School for an all day solo and ensemble contest featuring 637 events across nine divisions. Judges from Oberlin, OSU and Lorain will assess performances in vocal brass piano woodwinds drums strings baton twirling with three judging levels and five ratings. About 150 students from numerous districts perform in multiple rooms while the public can watch without entering or leaving during acts. A display of instruments will line the lobby and the cafeteria will be open.
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Lorain County
Clearview High School
Clearview School
Amsherst
Avon
Avon Lake
Belden
iBrookside
Brownhelm
Camden
Clearview
Columbia
Crestwood
Darling
East Carlisle
Elyria Catholic
Elyria High School
Firelands
Florence
Keystone
Midview
Oberlin
Ridgeville
South Amherst
Vincent
Wellington
Wesley Smith
Hilda Magsdick
Jess Freeman
Lorain
William McBride
Ohio State University
Elinor Mitro
George Waln
George Wilson
OSU
Sarah Inman
Daniel Ostrow
Elyria
Donald Parfit
Wooster
Virginia Holzman
North Olmsted
Baton
Frank
Giant USS honors banquet signals safety milestone
About 1 500 attend U S Steel Corp awards banquet in Lorain to celebrate a world safety record and the 20 million accident free working hours goal. Worthington delivers the keynote on humanity and safety while union leaders praise health protections. the showy program features world display, greenery, and commemorative touches.
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James “Edling
Lorain
Naitorain
Steel Industry
U. S. Steel Press
Leslie B. Worthington
Homewood
South Lorain
Jder
Worthington
Confucius
Lorain County
Grove Ave
Sheriff's
Spring Valley Country Club
National Tube
Snow Tossers Warned Against Aiming at Buses
Police Chief Maurice warned yesterday that snow throwing at school buses on West Ave is dangerous and can cause serious harm to buses and people. The advisory urged better aim and cautioned against hazardous winter mischief.
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Maurice
Ers
West Ave
Lorain County Gets $35,000 Credit In Rt 254 Cost Plan
County commissioners announced a $35,000 reduction in Lorain County’s share of engineering costs for the proposed Rt 254 project from Rt 57 north of the turnpike to Baumhart I Rd. The credit, tied to a wider $8 million access highway plan, hinges on Highway Director E S Preston’s finding and a public hearing held February 2. The road would link to a future Port Clinton Cleveland corridor.
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Lorain County
Rt. 57
Baumhart I Rd
Guy E. Neeper
Lothighway
Rain County
Iment
E. S. Preston
Port Clinton
Cleveland
Etaen Aay
Lake Ave
Griswold Rd
Major arterial highway plan outlined with cost savings
County commissioners noted the estimated engineering cost of 112000 may drop, reducing the county’s share. State highway work includes Rt 57 to Baumhart Rd and widening Lake Ave north of Elyria Ave to ease traffic from the Ford plant. Elyria Telephone Co reports 31.4 percent revenue gain to 2210505 with Direct Distance Dialing rollout and expansion costs of 1120889.
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Don E. Pat
Baumhart Rd
Syser
Lake Ave
Ford
Baum
Elyria
Elyria Ave
Mus
Elyria Telephone Sets Revenue Record in 1959
Elyria Telephone reports a 1959 revenue record with 7 056 daily calls on June 29 and a total 71 619 telephones in service by December 31. Growth slowed due to nationwide industrial disruptions. taxes totaled 592 451 dollars 27 76 per telephone, the largest expense after wages. Directors were re elected. Case remained president and GM with a slate of officers including Fitch Horan Wilder Berry Neise Naughton McNilty.
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Case
R. J. Fitch
Richards. Horan
Mose Wilder
L. M. Berry
Oscar E. Neise
Peter Naughton
Robert J. McNilty
Seven Lorain County Schools Qualify For State Finals
Seventeen students from seven Lorain County high schools earned finalist spots for the Ohio High School Speech League forensic finals in Columbus March 18 and 19. The Avon High School event at Avon featured eight alternates named for the seven events, with finalists listed from Avon, Avon Lake, Clearview, Midview, South Amherst, Firelands and Keystone.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Avon High School
Avon
Avon Lake
Clearview
Midview
South Amherst
Firelands
Keystone
Gary Sanderson
Teresa Krystowski
Marlene Kuciek
Andrew MacQueen
Ton Bryant
Vand Landa Robinson
Midmer
Geanette Borer
Pam Packer
Gary Toma
Amherst
Gerald Borer
Pincura to Address Lorain Life Under Association
Judge John D. Pincura of Lorain County common pleas court will address members of the Lorain County Association of Life Under. The event highlights local legal leadership and community service involvement.
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John D. Pincura
Lorain County
DiSalle Society Eyes Dog Law Change Fight
The Lorain Humane Society shifts focus to push on dog shooting laws as Mrs. William F. Green resigns from animal care to lead the campaign. She and attorney Marshman defend that state law does not authorize wardens to shoot dogs and urge reforms while criticizing current provisions.
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The
Lorain Humane Society
William F. Green
Michael V. DiSalle
Hollingsworth
Elyria
Cuyahoga County
Elyria City
Harold West
Lorain City
Ohio
Good Deed Begets Another in Elyria Park Free Wiring Help
In Ely Park a hazardous elm tree cut down as a civic act by Art Sale tree service led to free electrical work by Elyria Superior Electric Co. employees Richard Coughlan Charles Keyser and Max Jones who rewired the park. New materials were donated by the company and all costs cleared by Park Superintendent John Madhock.
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Ely Park
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Middle Ave
Oberlin
Elyria
Park Department
Superior Electric
Richard Coughlan
Charles Keysser
Max Jones
Superior Electrics
John Madhock
Keys to Keynote Mock Democratic Convention at OSU
J Grant Keys, former Elyria mayor and Ohio highway safety director, is slated to be asked as keynoter for a mock Democratic convention at Ohio State University. The move, supported by Lorain County member James Kokinda, aims to keep the speaker unaffiliated with any active candidate. formal acceptance not yet received.
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Ikeys
J. Grant Keys
Elyria
Highway Safety
Ohio
Ohio State University
Key
Lorain
James Po Kokinda
Keys
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
William Coleman
Michael V. DiSalle
Stephen M. Young
Frank J. Lausche
Frank J Clement
Tennessee
Kokinda
Ohio Edison Board Approves Stock Split and Dividend Increase
Ohio Edison directors approved a recapitalization converting $12 par stock into two shares of $15 par stock and declared a common dividend of 74 cents a share payable March 31 1960 to stockholders of record March 1. The move awaits regulatory approval and two thirds vote by stockholders. A separate quarterly dividend on preferred shares was also declared payable April 1 with stockholders of record March 15.
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Ohio Edison Co
Walter H. Sammis
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ifrom
Three Elyria Seniors Named National Merit Finalists
Elyria High School seniors Jay E Cobb Elizabeth Ellison and Judith L Johnson were named finalists in the 1953 69 National Merit Scholarship Program. They earned certificates for high academic promise after strong scores on two college aptitude tests. About one tenth of one percent in each state earned this award as over 30 000 tested nationwide.
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Elyria High School
Jay E. Cobb
Elizabeth Ellison
Judith L. Johnson
Foster Flint
Colege
Vey Fx Exch
Defense Backfires in Memphis Jewel Theft Trial
Don ald Verna Stinson, 32, of Birmingham, Alabama, fired his two lawyers during his jewel robbery trial Tuesday, losing his plan to mount a Gen i aoe defense. The jury affirmed a life sentence as a habitual criminal. Winston, who studied law in prison, was charged with masterminding a $30,000 jewel theft.
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Memphis, Tem
Donald Verna Stinson
Birmingham
Ala
Teo
Winston
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Lumber Yard
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Boston
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USS
Cleveland Guild
Elyria Telephone Co
Weldon W. Case
Elyria Telephone
DDD
Edo
Teesreielae Pelee
Olive St
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Oetapas
Third St
Oberlin Pond
Brormer
David Reothel
Avonah
J. Z. King
Atlantic City
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Ronald Gargasz
Harold Dalrymple
Virginia Simple
Faith Krebs
Pat Kalise
Emine Mogan
Gearview
Truman H. Kennedy
Ohio Edison Board
EHS
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