Hay Fire Destroys Barn In Berlin Heights Blaze
Firefighters from Berlin Heights and nearby units battled a five hour fire that gutted a 20 by 60 foot barn storing about five tons of baled hay. Crews used a tanker and restored water from a nearby pond to combat the flames. Eight cows were rescued and no injuries reported as roof rafters and loft structure suffered major damage.
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Berlin Heights
de Ifire
Windward Corner
Walters
Harold Bellamy
Wyllam Heckelman
Suburban Community Calendar Highlights Evening Activities
Local clubs and groups across Belden to North Ridgeville hold meetings and banquets this evening. Events include farm bureau, Legion roasts, PTA sessions, Kiwanis and VFW gatherings, plus band boosters and charity suppers in Grafton, Valley City, Columbia, North Eaton, New London, Lagrange, Clearview, Rochester, and Florence.
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Belden
Grafton
Midview
Monteth Hall
Elyria
North Eaton
Chastian Men’s Fellowship
The
Eaton
Church of Christ
Eaton School
New London
Grange
Igrange
Lagrange
LaGrange Pta
Columbia
Kiwanis
Cit
Board of Education
Valley City
Buckleve Kindergarten Association
Buckeye
VFW
Ogi
North Ridgeville
PTA
Ridgeville
Fagh
Clearview
Cafeteri
Vet’s
Stassie’s Inn
Lagrange — Keystone Band
Jare Su Guild
Methodist Church
Florence — Florence
IFF
Congrega
Thieves Strike Two Elyria-Area Service Stations
Thieves broke into Fred Smith’s Sohio station on Routes 10 301 and Oscar Pletcher’s Gulf station on 661 Oberlin Rd. Cash from vending machines was stolen and damage was extensive. At Smith’s station the cigarette machine was emptied and the cash register damaged. losses about 205 dollars in damage and about 3 dollars cash. At Pletcher’s station a coffee machine yielded about 15 dollars, with smaller amounts from cigarette and pop machines. Deputy James Mertz reported the break-ins were found when the stations opened early morning.
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Elyna
Fred Smith
Sohio
Rts
Oscar Pletcher
Gulf Station
Oberlin Rd
Smith's Station
Sherif James Mertz
Mertz
Smith
Pletcher’s Station
Machinac
NLRB Hearing Ends In Cash Or Turkey Dispute
Trial Examiner George Bott wrapped up hearings before the National Labor Relations Board in Norwalk on a dispute at Midwest Industries over replacing cash Christmas gifts with turkeys. The union Local 20 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters argues discrimination. the company cites poor earnings. A decision is due in six to eight weeks.
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Norwalk
Hearigs
National Labor Relations Board
George Bott
Midwest Industries, Inc
Willard
Bott
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
NLRB
Carl H Clark
Cleveland
Frm
Clark
Gene Shumaker
Toledo
Milan PTA Meeting Postponed to February 20
Milan Parent-Teacher Association rescheduled its Monday meeting to February 20 due to Washington birthday school closures. The program will be a Founders Day presentation. The February 28 date also marks the Explorers troop delivery. Sam Gents Tao leads the troop. Election nominating committee members named: Mrs Warren Johnston and Mrs Edward Fitch. three others to be elected at a general meeting.
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Milan
Washington
Explorers Troop
Explorers Scout
PTA
Sam Gents Tao
Electon
Warren Johnston
Edward Fitch
Milan High Cagers To Be Honored
Milan plans a basketball banquet at the Homestead Inn sponsored by the Rotary Club. The varsity team and coaches Edward Schoed and Arthur Romp will attend, with a committee selecting the outstanding senior player to receive a Rotary award.
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Milan
Milan Roary Club
Homestead Inn
Edward Schoed
Arthur Romp
Rotary
Angen
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Ethel Swanbeck
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Sracavassanens ‘Fellowship of the Midview
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