Smoke Abatement Expert Presses Industry Cooperation
LORAIN T C Wurts director of the Allegheny County Smoke Control Board told the Citizens Committee on Smoke Abatement that success hinges on industry cooperation. He echoed points by T H Kiewit of the Coal Producers Association of Cincinnati.
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Lorain
T. C. Wurts
Allegheny County
Wurts
T. H. Kiewit
Coal Producers Association of Cincinnati
Lorain Slag Co
Fano Wie
Amherst Auxiliary Pushes Smoke Abatement Ordinance Study
The Amherst Auxiliary discusses drafting an ordinance on smoke emission with a six week deadline and asks the council to extend time. Chairman Dan K. Cook outlines plan, cites past delays, and stresses careful study with five guiding principles.
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Amherst
Howard Cobb
Dorothy Uehlein
Dan K. Cook
Columbus
Can Legion Auxiliary
Tee
Xenia “Hoube
Heart Fund
Cook
Cobb
Chamber of Commerce
Legion Home
Lena Worthing
Dorisnance
Thomas Sanders
Marsh
Wees Imay
Wurts
Allegheny County
Unoccupied Nest Douses Lights at Avon Lake Theatre
A wet bird's nest, apparently unoccupied, shorted the Avon Lake Theatre marquee sign at 23478 Lake Rd at 6 30 p m yesterday before opening. Firefighters arrived but the manager Vincent Aldert reported no damage.
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Avon Lake
Avon Lake Theatre
Lake Rd
Vincent Aldert
Amherst area forms visiting nurses program group
A Amherst meeting in Dr Elsie Snell's office formed a group to organize a visiting nurses program. Members from South Amherst Brownhelm and Lorain County Health Department plan to study policies and by laws and to seek community help.
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Amherst
Elsie Snell
Harold Moore
South Amherst
Ralph Leimbach
Brownhelm
Hildred Brown
Cancer Society
M. J. Brucker
The
Ambherst Community Chest
Romaine Huilford
Marion Fisher
Lorain County Health Department
Olive Stewart
Business and Professional Women's Club
Snejl
Nadine Gehl
Practical
Nurses Association
Fisher
Health Department
Gehl
Two Drivers Cited After Lorain Accidents
Two motorists were ordered to appear in Municipal Court after traffic accidents yesterday. Carl A. Bock 40 of Warwick Drive was charged with failing to control after his car rear ended Jack A. Wagner 26 of East Erie Avenue near Wagner s home. Licnd BD James 34 of Seventh Street was charged with failing to yield after his car struck Rae A. Chesser 23 of Garfield Boulevard at Washington Avenue and West 14th Street intersection.
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Lorain
Carl A. Bock
Warwick Dr
Jack A. Wagner
East Erie Ave
Wagner
Bock
James
Seventh St
Rae A. Chesser
Garfield Blvd
Washington Ave
West 14Th St
Marines Review Conviction Of Drill Instructor Rank Reduction Fine
A special court martial found former S Sgt William Rich of Canton NC guilty of unlawfully grabbing a recruit by the shoulders. Marine Corps officials begin reviewing the conviction and the rank reduction and $150 fine imposed.
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Parris Island
8.C
Marine Corps
William #. Rich
Canton
N. C
Ohio House bills seek to outlaw almost all divorce grounds
A Columbus report says a bill proposed in the Ohio House would abolish most divorce grounds except adultery. Rep Thomas Thoman argues current laws are lax while Rep Clifton L. Jones recalls Marine Corps discipline cases and cites family instability as a broader threat.
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Columbus
Kent
Allen Benjamin
New York
Marine Corps
Sion
Clifton L
Jones
Pensacola
Fin
Thomas Thoman
D-Summit
Thomas
Ohio
James Toper
Watertown
N.Y
Scout Pack Initiation Set for March Meeting
The March 12 meeting will feature initiation ceremonies with Mrs. Beulah Snively of Loudonville officiating and auxiliary past presidents assisting. The auxiliary will buy an American flag for the new Cub Scout pack being organized. Last night hostesses were Martha Kruse and Ann Krieg.
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Beulah Snively
Loudonville
Martha Kruse
Ann Krieg
Truth Seekers Adopt Project Dock Line Study
Lorain city officials and the Lorain Elyria Land Co with Nickel Plate Railroad pursue a dock line realignment along Black River. Army Corps engineers in Buffalo offered changes after a request from the sand and gravel company. The meeting covered church supplies purchases and progress on current projects with a March 26 gathering planned.
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Lorain
Thhe City
Lorain-Elyria Land Co
Nickel Plate Railroad
Black River
Pete Goohs
Hadavd
Goohs
Amherst
Clayton
Army Corps
Springer
Develot Engineers
Buffalo
Iowa Ave
Grace Crowell
Central High
Rose Bowl Parade
Willam Bryner
Robert Baumhardt
Franklin Ave
Lorain Woman of the Year 1956 Named by Quota Club
Mrs. Mary Ward of Lorain 1633 Lehigh Ave wife of a city mail carrier was chosen Woman of the Year for 1956 at a Quota Club luncheon at the American Legion Home. She credited her husband for enabling her community work and listed extensive local service roles including Red Cross volunteer case work and membership in multiple civic groups.
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Clinton Ward
Otis Stiefel
Rosa
Quota Club
Mary Ward
Lorain
Clinton
Mary) Ward
Lehigh Ave
American Legion Home
Ward
Ross Herrick
City clears petitions pending engineering study
The article notes that approval of requests hinges on a study by the corps of engineers. Officials say the study will assess the impacts of the proposed actions before the city can grant permits. Further details on the study scope were not disclosed.
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Corps of Engineers
Amherst News Bureau Address and Phone Listing
Amherst News Bureau lists 182 Park Ave Amherst NY contact details with phone number and a note to call collect to Elyria 282 percent after p.m. for inquiries.
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Park Ave
Yuhon
Elyria
Youth Minister To Be Speaker In Vermilion
Richard Ruspay of Oberlin will speak at the First Congregational Church Vermilion monthly Women's Fellowship meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. Mrs Norris Welch Jr. chairs and presides. All church women are invited to attend.
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Vermilion
Richard Ruspay
Oberlin
Women's Fellowship
First Congregational Church
Norris Welch Jr
Huron County Farm Bureau Reaches Enrollment Goal
The Huron County Farm Bureau exceeded its goal by six members, totaling 560. Director Jay Thompson notes 1956 had 533 members. A victory party will celebrate this milestone Friday evening at North Fairfield School with card games, dancing, and a movie. General chairman is Harry Hintz. drive chair was James McIntyre.
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Huron County Farm Bureau
Jay Thompson
P.m
North Fairfield School
Harry Hintz
Bronson Township
James MclIntyre
Clarksfield
Avon Lake Council Appoints Clary To Recreation Board
Avon Lake Mayor Lynus M. Rupert announced the appointment of Howard Billy Clary to the Avon Lake Recreation Board. Clary, 33180 Redwood Blvd, has served as assistant director for Little League activities under Recreation Director Kate Canfield, succeeding Maurice Babcock who declined reappointment due to business commitments.
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Avon Lake
Howard Billy Clary
Redwood Blvd
Lynus M. Rupert
Clary
Kate Canfield
Maurice Babcock
Babcock
Council
Edmund J. Niles
Muler
Avon
N.Y
Pete
Welready
Junior Women's League Style Show in Powers School Auditorium
Amherst residents attend the annual Junior Women's League style show at Powers Elementary School auditorium. Ted Jacobs Women's Apparel of Lorain provides the costumes to showcase the coming season. A fashion tea follows the parade, with tickets available at the door.
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Amherst
Powers Elementary
Ted Jacobs Women's Apparel of
Lorain
Two Men Face Disorderly Conduct Charges in Lorain
Two men Ivan Lorenzana aged 1741 East 29th St and Julia Florez aged 20 1360 East 30th Ct were charged with disorderly conduct after warrants signed by Charles H Smith. Both pleaded innocent in Municipal Court and set for trial March 20 with bond $200.
County Workshop Players Casting Underway
County Workshop Players casting for the spring presentation Family Portrait is underway under director Valerie Jenkins. Several roles remain open for readings. auditions run April 9 to 13. Interested individuals should contact Jenkins in Beaver Park promptly.
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Amherst
County ‘Workshop
Valerie ‘Jenkins
Beaver Park
Woman Missing Since Jan. 14 Expanded Search
Lorain police issued an all points bulletin for Gerre Lou Cammarn, 22, missing from Elyria since Jan. 4. The alert follows extensive searches without success as authorities widen the search area.
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Lorain
Gerre Lou Cammarn
Elyria
Amherst Driver Charged After Red Light Crash
Amherst police cited Edward for crashing a red light just before midnight last night. The charge followed a collision at a local intersection and involves a single driver.
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Amherst Police
Amherst
Edward
Lorain Citizens Form Group To Oppose School System Plan
The Citizens for Better Schools Committee, led by Harold Saladin, seeks Lorain Board of Education to reconsider retaining the 6-3-3 structure. They favor a 6-2-2-2 plan and vow a permanent effort with civic groups to inform the public and pressure for equal, unified educational opportunities.
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Lorain
Citizens For Better Schools Committee
Harold Saladin
East 35Th St
Citizens Advisory Committee On
Saladin
Masonic Temple
Blue Island, II
Pythian Sisters Plan One Day Rummage Sale
AMHERST The Pythian Sisters voted to limit their rummage sale to one day March 30 10 a m at the K of P hall They also announced May 14 as the inspection date Fourteen members attended the meeting.
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Amherst
Pythian
K. of P. Hall
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