City Ward Boundary Fight Planned in Elyria
A three-man citizens committee led by Bowen and including Isaac C. Chapman and J. D. Negro, with Republican support, formally notified the city auditor. They will circulate referendum petitions to approve or reject the City Council ward boundary ordinance passed December 21.
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Citizens ‘Committee
Ano Bowen
Isaac C. Chapman
J. D. Negro
Ellsworth
Alheiterendum
GOP
Eon
Lorain man pleads innocent in first degree murder case
Lorain resident 56, of 1624 East 30th Street, pleads innocent to a first degree murder charge in the shooting of Pablo Santiago, 43, at Bar X Tavern on Vine Avenue. Santiago died from chest and leg wounds. a .25 caliber pistol was found on the suspect. Santiago’s services are scheduled Friday at 10 a.m. at Joiner R. Devin Funeral Home with burial at Calvary Cemetery.
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Lorain—Venancio (Colon) Lopez
Pablo Santiago
East 30Th St
Lorain County
Muniai Court
Lopez
Santiago
Vine Ave
30Th St
Join.r. Devin Funeral
Martin van Trieste
Chapel of the Sacred Heart
Calvary Cemetery
IRS Agents To Assist Taxpayers This Year
The Army Reserve Arm at 215 East Ave will host a temporary taxpayer assistance office starting Friday March 17 for five Fridays through April 17. IRS agents Ralph Brooks and Don will staff the site. the deadline is April 17 because April 15 falls on a Saturday.
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U.S
Army
Ory
East Ave
Ralph Brooks
Don
City Ward Redistricting Referendum Moves Ahead
Elyria residents await a possible November ballot question requiring 1360 signatures to place redistricting on the general election ballot. The referendum committee seeks ward boundary changes while keeping six wards until after the election. Mosher reports mixed Republican sentiment and possible seventh ward debates.
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Bowen
Lei
Gos Ud
Spring Vall
Charles A. Mosher
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain
Erie
Huron
Sandusky
U. S
House of Representatives
Spring Valley
Amherst
Aries
Richar
Schafer
Council
Mosher Gaughter
Tambhre
Tepoy
Martin “St
Victoria
Minor bus accident near Avon High School grounds
A school bus was backed into in the Avon area with no injuries or arrests. The incident involved Frank Erdori and Mil-dred B. Hejnal, and concerns about a shelter on a city right of way were raised in a park commission inquiry.
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James. E. Amspaugh
St. LaGradge
Elyria
Heman
Eyria
Avon High School
Frank Erdori
Stoney Ridge Rad
Avon
Mildred B. Hejnal
Chester Rd
Jay
Cupid Licenses Boost Business With Record Issuance
Cupid related licenses surged to 1 279 with 1243 issued in a year as business activity grows. The note highlights rising demand in licensing tied to Valentine preparations and seasonal commerce.
County Offices Space Sought In Troxel Building
County Commissioner President Ludwig M. Pincura said the commissioners are considering leasing the Troxel Building to relieve courthouse space shortages. A move to empty the courthouse is viewed as a must this year, with plans for possible site moves and space expansion.
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Ludwig M. Pincura
Troxel
Pincura
Lorain County Deputy Injured in Car Crash
A Lorain County deputy remained in critical condition after a motor vehicle crash yesterday. The accident occurred on a county road near the sheriff's headquarters, with responders rescuing the injured officer. Further details on the condition and the investigation were not released.
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Lorain County
Sheriff's
Yesterda S
Mosher delay to join key House committees noted
Congressman Charles A Mosher, sworn in yesterday from Vermilion, likely will not be assigned to a House committee for about two weeks. He cites the prominence of the NASA and atomic energy projects and district science ties as arguments for future placement on the National Aeronautics and Space Committee. He adds a possible banking and currency committee assignment and cites a recent Rt 42 traffic collision.
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Wriites
Mosher
Washington
Oberlin
Elyria
Bowen
Coe . Bowen
Heath
Gressman
Charles A. Mosher
Chapman
The
National
Avith
Cessor
Ritumhant
Coe People
Charg
Car Dann
Dunn
Cortmis
Charles A.mosher
House of Representatives
Oberlin Republican
Merchant Marines ‘and Fisheries
A.D. Baumhart Jr
Vermilion
Strongsville
He “Mosher
H. Beeler
Butternut Ridge
May M. Saporito
Baumhart
Aeronautics and Space
Agency
NASA
Plum Creek
Sanedusky
Moshen
Banking and ‘Curency Committee
Census Suggestion Adopted From District Supervisor
District Census supervisor Charles F. Husted of Devon Court 9 proposed a method to obtain boundary change data due to annexations and detachments. His plan, submitted to Washington, was reviewed and adopted by Census Bureau officials who awarded him a certificate of appreciation.
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Charles F. Husted
Devon Courts
Robert W. Burress
Bureau of Census
Washington, D. C
Husted
Lotain
Huron
Erie
Sandusky
Washington
Fire Station Site Study Up Tonight
City council finance committee meets tonight to review five proposed sites for a new central fire station in Elyria. One site is funded under an Elyria State grant, with leasing plans for city rental of other property. four sites from Lorain County Regional Commission and a fifth from Trevesta Robinson are under consideration amid ongoing debate and possible impact on local business and safety.
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Elyria
Elyriestate
Lorain County
Severit
Sheriff
Robinson
Ake
Kreps” Gar
Twelfth Night Tree Burn Ends Holiday Season in Elyria
Elyria Jaycees and city officials plan a Twelfth Night ceremony at Cascade Park to burn discarded Christmas trees. Bob Bucy chairs the event, with choral singing and a citywide cleanup by crews collecting trees this week to minimize trips.
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Jaycees
Elyria Fire Department
Bob Bucy
Dale Kellogg
Elyrians
Amherst Board elects Carl Deeds president for 1961
Carl Deeds was elected president of the Amherst Board of Education at the 1961 organization meeting. Howard Shoemaker was replaced as president. Fred Hogr efde named vice president. The board renewed a four year clerk treasurer contract with Grayce Purcell and approved aluminum letters at Powers Elementary and Steele High School. The board fixed fourth Tuesday as preregistration night and set a temporary appropriation for current expenses before official figures arrive. Last year’s appropriation was 810000 with a projected increase. Teachers’ salaries were raised about five percent under the new schedule.
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Amherst
Carl Deeds
Amherst Board of Education
Deeds
Howard Shomaker
Fred Hogrefe
Grayce Purcell
Powers
Steele
Purcell
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Richard Notley
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Tom V. Moorehead
Zanesville
Charles
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John R:ae
Johnstown
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Ohio’ State “University
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Case Institute of Technology
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