Columbia Local Board of Education elects officers and sets meeting terms
Frank Gyor ey elected president and Gilbert Heimrich named vice president at the 1954 reorganization meeting at Compa Elementary School. Other members include Hugh Scott Leesberg Fred Colbrenn and Gordon Barter. Monthly meetings set for the fourth Thursday at 8 15 pm. Board pays 3 per regular meeting up to 22 yearly. Clerk Lydia Fritz given a four year contract and authorized to make temporary appropriations from uncommitted general fund balance.
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Columbia
Miller Service
Sprague Rd
Eaton Township
Hawke Rd
Bronson
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co. Bank
Elyria
Malpractice Suit Dismissed Against Local Doctor
A 325000 malpractice suit against Dr. R W Burg er of 202 Broadway Lorain was dismissed in Lorain County Common Pleas Court. Filed by John Miller on behalf of his daughter Katherine then nine, the claim alleged improper removal of a front tooth during tonsil and adenoids surgery on December 6 1960. The doctor said the tooth fell out.
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Broadway
Lorain
Cheyenne Autumn to Feature Elderly Navajo Actor
Hollywood UPI reports an elderly Navajo Indian will make his seventh Ford appearance in Cheyenne Autumn acting as a Cheyenne. The note highlights the ensemble of mules and the film’s expansive cast for the Western.
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Navajo Cheyenne Hollywood
UPI
Many Mules
John Ford
Hollywood looks ahead to a big year in 1964 film
Hollywood expects a strong 1964 with Broadway stars moving to cinema and television. Major productions include The Greatest Story Ever Told directed by George Stevens and Mary Poppins with Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke. Musicals return with The Unsinkable Molly Brown and My Fair Lady while comedies such as A Shot in the Dark and What a Way to Go lead the year.
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UPI
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David Nevin
Molly Brown
Robert Goulet
Bobby Morse
Harve Presnell
Mainstem
Tinsel Town
Julie Andrews
Lilith
Lord Jim
Enid Bagnold Play Shines With No Careless Lines
New York review praises Enid Bagnold’s The Chinese Prime Minister at the Royale Theater. Margaret Leighton and Alan Webb give strong performances as the play examines aging with wit, candor, and sharp, original lines.
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Walter Kerr
New York
Royale Theater
Margaret Leighton
Alan Webb
Miss Leighton
Reynold
Migh
Webb
Miss Bagneid
Aliss Bagnold
Joseph Antthony
Spencer Board Elects Stuart President And Welcomes New Officers
Spencer Board of Education organizational meeting elected Lylle Stuart of Spencer as president with Burt Rollins of Huntington as vice president. New trustees C Douglas Hummel and William Snoddy took oaths. Donald Wandel was reelected. Clerk Treva Kirkpatrick sworn in and given a four year contract. Helen Mantz named third grade teacher at Spencer Elementary. Mantz returns to Spencer duties on the salary schedule.
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Lylle Stuart
Black River Board of Education
Stuart
Burt Rollins
Huntington
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Homer Township
William Snoddy
Albion
Treva Kirkpatrick
Snoddy
College of Wooster
Homer
Kirkpatrick
Helen Mantz
Mantz
Sullivan School
Inheritance Investment Advice Amid Ill Husband
A couple facing illness and funded by a $50,000 inheritance asks how to invest in stocks. The advisor suggests spreading among five stocks General Motors Standard Oil of New Jersey Consolidated Edison Libby Owens Ford Glass and Atchison Topeka Santa Fe with current holdings. The exchange covers broker obligations and stock delivery on request.
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Consumers Power
Long Island Lighting
American Telephone
General Motors
Standard Oi
New Jersey
Consolidated Edison
Libby - Owens- Ford Glass
Atchison, Topeka
Speer Column Teases Readers with Q and A Tone
Speer notes he cannot answer all mail personally yet promises to respond to as many questions as possible in his column. Readers are invited to submit inquiries on local events, politics, and everyday concerns, with practical guidance and plainspoken commentary.
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Speer
Ski resorts report good to excellent conditions across three lodges
Brandywine Ski Lodge in Northfield notes excellent conditions expected for about a week. Snow Trails Ski Lodge in Mansfield reports a 16-15 inch base with two inches of new snow and all slopes open. Boston Mills Ski Club in Peninsula also reports excellent conditions.
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Brandywine
Northfield
Mansfield
Boston Mills
Peninsula
Resor Widow and Former JWT Executive Dies at 77
Greenwich Connecticut obituary notes Mrs. Stanley B. Resor, widow of a former J. Walter Thompson board chairman and former JWT executive, died Thursday at Leroy Hospital. She was 77.
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Greenwich, Conn
UPI
Stanley B. Resor
J. Walter Thompson Advertsing Agency
Leroy Hospital
Swimmer Stephen Ruddy Jr. Dies at Mount Sinai
New York reports the death of Stephen A. Ruddy Jr. 62 a 1920 U8 Olympic swimmer who passed away at Mount Sinai Hospital after a brief illness on Wednesday.
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New York
UPI
Stephen A. Ruddy Jr
Mount Sinai Hospital
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