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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1963

Page

16

Dunham Ends 42 Year Public Service Career

Hack Dunham retires after a 42 year public service in Lorain County and the city. He helped build bridges and adopt innovations in paving drainage and road banking. Born in Pittsfield Mass he moved to Elyria and earned the nickname Hack, now plans to stay home at 919 Middle Ave with sister and brother in law.

Lorain Hack Fairy Room Elyna Hack Drver Pittsheld Mass Elyria New York Central Lehigh Valley Baltimore and Ohio Middle Ave Mrs John Grouse Harry L. Dunham Lorain County

Ohio ADC review under U.S. Senate directive begins

Lorain County Welfare staff led by Miss Lois Bielfelt join state and federal personnel to survey Aid for Dependent Children recipients. Paul Zhinik and a regional supervisor aid in Cleveland as 46 reviewers examine eligibility while two federal staffers work from Washington and Chicago. The review, ordered to assess state policies, covers about one fifth of cases amid national attention over welfare and alleged incentives for foster care.

Ohio Lois Bielfelt Lorain County State Ware Department Cleveland Ohm ADC Paul Zhinik Serrs Miss Relfects Connerhon Mary Crum Washington, D.C Man Allen Family Services Technicacy Chicago U.S Senate Mas

Building and plumbing permit fees rise in Elyma City

Elyma City Council approved a new schedule of building and plumbing permit fees to take effect Saturday. Building Inspector James J Sere announced the hike, which doubles most fees despite opposition from local contractors. Electrical and heating permits were rejected and will take effect later. a proposal to raise contractor registration fees awaits a public hearing in March.

Elyma City James J Sere Dawtle Amoun Lear

Settlement approved for child dog bite injury

Probate Judge Harold Ewing approves a $500 settlement for seven year old Judy Bockmiller daughter of John and Frances Bockmiller Avon for a dog bite on September 6 1960 at 37050 Chester Road Avon by a Springer Spaniel Edward and Susan Avec named parties awarded the amount closing the case.

ASSM Harold 3. Ewing Judy Bockmiller John Aned Frances Bockmiller Avon Chester Rd Springer Spaniel Edward and Susan Avec

Gas Cutback Eased To Twenty-Five Percent In Ohio Plants

Industrial gas curtailments eased to 25 percent as Ohio Fuel Gas Co reduced the cutback order for industrial processing and allowed standby heating equipment. Elvira industries reported no layoffs, while Lorain’s National Tube Division and Ford plants cut shifts to half days. Ford plans to turn a night shift as soon as possible. Snow blanketed Cleveland area with 1. inches of new snow and a low 19. Flurries expected with highs near 29 and a low around 10 tonight.

Ohio Fuel Gas Co Elvrra Industries Lorain National Tube Division Ford Assemy Ford Cleveland Hopkins Mircau

Longshoremen end strike in Lorain

Lorain workers halt strike ending after Feb 19 contract signing between Toledo Lorain and Fairport Co. Independent Cleveland repair crews resumed duties repairing three ore unloaders damaged Nov. 5 by the Tyne Ore incident. Union had refused work without a new contract.

Black River

Water Jumpers Cause Revenue Loss in North Ridgeville

Elyria officials and Lorain County discuss water system losses from unmetered jumpers installed in North Ridgeville homes. About 141 properties have jumpers, leaving water charges unpaid while developers plan future construction. County raises water tap fee to 348 dollars as part of a pending plan to expand supply.

Elyria Billings Lorain County North Ridgeville Ridgeville Commisiohols Alto North Charles Neeson Svs Aly Walter Meyers isSs Theoty Elyma Water Department

Senator backs income tax for school funding in Ohio

In Columbus, Senator Len Ross Thacker urges allowing local school districts to levy an income tax via voter referendum to fund education. He argues current wealth comparisons mislead and cites Louisiana and Southern states as top spenders. Thacker cites housing and suburban patterns shaping school finances. He questions state readiness to absorb increased enrollment if districts close.

Columbus UPL Len Ross Thacker Senate Holt House Lona Mttee Sunian Oine Wbns- Ee E. E. Holt G. W. Thacker Boer Cloud Ohio Lousiana Peppie Rockefeller Jay Thacker Hes Catt Gues

Grippe of flu not Asian in Oberlin area

County Health Officer Dr. Marion Fisher reports no epidemic Asian flu in Oberlin area. He notes usual winter illnesses, with many unvaccinated individuals gaining limited protection from inoculations, while vaccines reduce cases and severity among those who still fall ill.

Marion Fer Fisher Chronicle-Telegram Health Service Dre. Fisher Dr. Fisher

Pump bid accepted for school in Western Reserve district

The Western Reserve district board of education accepted a low bid of 395 for a three quarter horse pump from Ralph Bechstein of Florence for the new high school and junior high on Rt. 20 east of Townsend. George Oats of Collins is drilling a well at the site to supplement two existing wells. Fourteen applications were received for the custodian position. A summer work schedule for Lans at the three existing buildings was approved. Harland Townsend and Wake man cooks will attend an Ohio Food Service Association workshop in Columbus on April 6. The Western Reserve Athletic banque, sponsored by the Booster Club, is tentatively set for April 6.

Passion Lans Western Reserve Harland, Townsend Wakeman Ohio Food Service Association Columbus Western Reserve Athletic Banque Booster Club

Women plan panel discussion on city finances in Elyria

The Democratic Women's Club of Elyria will hold a panel discussion titled Should Elyria Operate in the Red or Black at its monthly meeting next Thursday at 8 p.m. in Monteith Hall. Panelists include Mayor Char Alex W. Neeson, Safety Service Director Joseph C. Cowden, and Kenneth Kreck. Moderator is Mrs. Ted Seward, program chairman.

Elyria Democratic Women's Club of Monteith Hall Char Alex W. Neeson Safety Service Joseph C. Cowden Kenneth Kreck Council Mra Ted Seward

First hearing set in Medina embezzlement case

The preliminary hearing for Mrs Ann Thiem on a $2000 embezzlement charge tied to Medina Municipal Court funds is set for Friday at 10:30 a.m. in Medina County Probate Juvenile Court offices. Officials report arson charges may follow after a February fire that damaged the Medina courthouse.

Medina Ann Thiem Probate Medina County Harold Carter Brunswick Medina Courty Elizabeth Winters Mrs. Winters Ohio Supreme Court Kingsley Taft Taft David Goldthorpe Oberlin Attorn Them Oscar Cleveland Shiem South Court Thien Trust Ofiteessup Nos Ae

Village limit bill introduced to curb village incorporations

Special to The CT COLLAIBUS The Senate committee on Ju nocary recommended passage of a bill to prevent incorporation of villages within three miles of existing municipalities. Sen Rey Gardner R Mansfeld introduced the bill which was amended to reduce the limit to three miles and to exclude areas across county lines. The measure aims to limit new village incorporations unless the county commissioners and neighboring municipality act within 60 days. Municipal groups show support, while opponents caution over its reach and timing before the legislature.

Senate Rey Gardner Simulaton Iidnar Bil Municipal League Muniemattf . Rue John Coleman Gardner Leamie As- County

Lorain County schools receive first quarterly state funds

The Lorain County Board of Education announced the first quarterly distribution of state funds to the county school system. Avon received $34,497, Avon Lake $15,000, Clearview $71,690, Columbia $48,931, Firelands $37,988, Midview $? Ridgeville $86,480, Sheffield $62,072, and South Amherst in the allocation.

School Foundation Lorain County

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