Lorain apartment fire leaves 31 homeless
A fire at two adjoining Lorain apartment buildings on East 28th and 1830 East South Street gutted both structures, estimated at 15 000 each, leaving 31 people homeless. Fire officials believe children playing with matches started the blaze. Red Cross housed 11 adults and 20 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Fame
KG. Veleff
28Th
Carl Lauder
R J
Henry Peirce
Lorain Red Cross
Elyria post adds state patrol graduate cohort
Ohio State Highway Patrol completed 33 cadets from a new training academy. One graduate, David G. Coulson of Ulrichsville, assigned to the Elyria-Lorain post. The 69th class had 14 weeks of training. Quinn Tamm, executive director of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, praised the academy as a significant step forward and placed Ohio among leaders in such facilities.
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Columbus
Ohio State Highway Patrol
David G. Coulson
Ulrichsville
Elyria - Lorain
Roberto Chairamonte
Quinn Tamm
International Association of Chiefs At Police
Washington, D.C
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tamm
Ohio
Winters invite students to visit UNC Duke and NC State
Russ Davies notes Russ Winters chief industrial engineer at Wright Machinery Co and his wife Violet host visitors at 208 Bennington Drive Chapel Hill They praise the campuses UNC Chapel Hill Duke University in Durham and NC State Raleigh inviting local students to tour any of the three universities The Winters home opens with a red carpet at any time as a friendly gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Winters
General Iuture
Bull Industries
Walco Corp
Violet
Mickey) Winters
Rose
Chapel Rul
Winters
Wright Machinery Co
Mickey
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Duke University
Durham
North Carolina State University
Raleigh
Bennington Drive
Realtors switch site of meeting and bid to see members
The Elyria Board of Realtors changes its monthly luncheon to noon on Monday at the Graystone Hotel. Architect Landig will discuss local building codes and plans approval. New and transferred members, including Margaret Walend, are welcomed. The note lists committee chairs and mentions Brownie Walend's back surgery and hospital discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Board of Realtors
Realtors
Graystone
Ron Landig
Landig & Wykoff
Margaret Ste- Bernie
Brownie) Walend
Elyria
Vens
Terrill Realty
Raymond
Harmeling
Demby Real Estate
Brownie
Sylvester C. Shelf
Rothgery
Frank Jonas Realty
Presi the Hospital
Richard Demby
Andrew Foreman
Eastern Education
John Kinter
Jack Rassler
Jules Zeager
Herbert Meister
Elnora Terrill
Lewis Melrose
Fred Harpster
Robert Tarry
Walend
Re-Lmeans
Les Drage
Charles F
Hasted
Association
Charles P
River St
Cory, Jr
Sunshine
Juanita
Re.Palm
Dent
Walter Lundberg
Brownie to Give Up Bowling After Handicap
The article notes Brownie must quit bowling permanently due to his handicap while remaining optimistic about golf, promising to be on the links in two years as his favorite sport. He expresses confidence in recovery and continued participation in sports.
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Brownie
County considers new juvenile court building plan
Judge Webber and officials discuss a proposed county court building to ease space shortages in the domestic relations and juvenile courts. A roughly 1.5 million dollar project could be state or federal funded and built without an election. Temporary rented quarters may be used until a final plan is decided.
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J. Norman Thompson
Lorain County
Henry P.rote
Webber
Uls
Pincura
Tor’s Department
County Tangles Over 1970 Funds Cut Fight Looms
County Commissioner Ludwig said the finance committee will seek to block a looming $190,000 reduction in Ohio local government funds slated for 1970. The action follows word he has been appointed to the county tax board as part of ongoing budget discussions.
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Ludwig
M. Pincura
Ohio Association of County
Lorain County
County to add phone facilities for courthouse capacity
Lorain County approves new telephone equipment to expand the courthouse exchange by 40 percent. The Elyria Telephone Co. reports 27 trunk lines now handle high call volume. five months to install 20 more trunk lines and 50 stations. County funds rise to about 3,500 dollars monthly, with a regional shift possible under state law, prompting consideration of switching operators.
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Elyria Telephone Company
Ronald Taylor
Elyria Telephone Co
Elyria
Fin- Taylor
Marielloss
Stankard
Pineura
Elyria High club stages Miracle Worker in strong debut
Elyria High School Players Club delivers a vivid rendition of William Gibson’s The Miracle Worker. Miss Filker shines as Helen Keller with groping and crawling on stage while Mrs. Parks and the Benson family provide sturdy support in a well designed apartment set. The production plays to a captivated audience and promises further performances.
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Players Club
Elyria High School
William Gib
Miracle Worker
George Bentley
Gladys Boyd
William
Nellie Ware
Jean Filker
Joyce Nutter
Wesley Nixon
East 28Thi
Helen Keller
Charles Parks
Filker
Chicago
East 28Th St
Inj
Red Cross
Elyria High
Miss. Nutter
Helen's Deaf Drama at Elyria High Makes Strong Cast
A school production features Helen as a stubborn deaf heroine. Pat and Norma Wright lead supporting roles with Martha and Mrs Montague. Tim Wallace, Nicholas Petroff, Jack Baird, Diane Evans, Bob Greenberger and others portray teachers, guardians and students in a Perkins Institute inspired story.
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Helen
Pat
Annie Sullivan
Tim Wallace
Nicholas Petroff
Norma Wright
Martha
Mary Montague
Richard Montague
Jack Baird
Diane Evans
Annie Attermpis
Bob Greenberger
Perkins Institute
Dena Name
Cate
Elyria High
Lynn Lundholm
Eachimer
Scholars bear light others may follow at NHS induction
Keystone High School welcomed four seniors and nine juniors as new members of the Keystone Chapter National Honor Society. The candlelight ceremony honored inductees Carol Franzke Ed Tester Bonnie Tallman Patricia Yarosh Glen Smith Geoffrey Gatz Mary Ann Thomas Rosalee Maynard Kay Lot Roger Klinect Barbara Beane Cynthia Holtkamp Nancy Stewart Jean Rahrig Kathy Yates with student speakers Yarosh Rodak Lauer Worthington and the district superintendent Wayne Whyte as featured speaker.
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Keystone Chapter
Keystone High School
NHS
Carol Franzke
Ed Tester
Bonnie Tallman
Patricia Yarosh
Glen Smith
Smith
Keystone
Geoffrey Gatz
Mary Ann Thomas
Rosalee Maynard
Kay Lot
Roger Klinect
Barbara Beane
Cynthia Holtkamp
Nancy Stewart
Jean Rahrig
Kathy Yates
Miss Yarosh
Carolyn Rodak
Virginia Lauer
Cynthia Worthington
Wayne Whyte
Thai exchange student makes Christmas call to Kamalasai family
Silpa Cheunni run, an 18 year old from Kamalasai Thailand living with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kovachy in Columbia Station, spoke to his parents in Kamalasai via a Christmas call arranged by Elyria Telephone Co and the American Field Service. The transmission linked a U.S. home, a Bangkok embassy liaison, and a Thai village military post, crossing time zones to connect mother Lak Cheunnirun and father with their son after months apart.
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Thailand
Silpa Cheunnirun
Edward L. Kovachy
Redfern Rd
Columbia Station
Silpa
Steven
Mark Kovachy
Columbia High School
Elyria Telephone Co
Baxter H. Case
Kamalasai
Kovachy
Ers
Paul Barringer
Office of Educational Affairs
U.S
Bangkok
Barringers
America
Lak Cheunnirun
Khan Kaen
At & P.m
United States
Oakland
Calif
Pacific Ocean
Lorain sees living costs rise and enrollment climb in 1965
Lorain reports 1965 saw enrollment gains across elementary to senior high with 15,846 students and a 2 cent drop in purchasing power. Chamber figures show bank deposits up, property taxes rising to 41.68 per thousand, and Fruehaus Corp posting a 1965 record year with 389.5 million in sales and 22.8 million earnings.
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Lorain
stu\Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Detroit
Fruehaus Corp
Ie Ae
Fruehaus
Walker L. Cisler
William E. Grace
Felix H. Pascual
East
Broad St
Talin Avon Lake
American Academy of General
National Association
Friden Systems Boss to Speak at Local DPMA Dinner
David Russert, systems manager for Friden Inc, Elyria, will headline the Elyria Lorain Data Processing Management Association dinner Monday at 7 15 pm in the Americana Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Russert
Elyria
Friden, Inc
Elyria -Lorain
The
Data Processing Management Association
Americana Inn
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Elyria Post
State Patrol
Russ Davies
Judge Webber Courts Space Solution
Elyria High Club
Wonder
Donna Hayes
Friden Systems
Elyrian
GP Academy
Fruehauf
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