Library on wheels serves Lorain County residents
Lorain County Bookmobile with 1700 titles travels county roads as the sole reading source for many residents. Since 1939 it operates under the county extension service, complementing four branch libraries and offering drift-free access to books for children and adults with librarians advising selections.
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Lorain County
Maureen Noble
Pauline Payne
Barbara Saylor
Payne
Lorain
Scott
Noble
Loran
Alice Cecil
County Extension Service
Collumbia Station
Avon
North Ridgeville
Sheffield Lake Wall
Iibranes
Columbia Station
County Budget Commission
State Library Board
Free-for-all GOP Split Looms By May
Ralph Kingzuit reports Lorain that Republicans may face a split as a wide open field shapes up for May. The article hints at intra party divisions and a potential realignment within the GOP as the political landscape shifts.
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Ralph Kingzuit
Lorain
Altar and Rosary Society installs officers at Immaculate Conception
The St. Ann’s Altar and Rosary Society conducted an installation of officers on Wednesday at Immaculate Conception Church parish hall with Rev Edward Haberbosch officiating. New officers include President Mrs Stanley Becker Vice President Phyliss Gehring Corresponding Secretary Mrs Manus Patton Financial Secretary Mrs Norman Rahig and Treasurer Mrs Phillip Kebb. A board meeting is planned for January 16 to select committees and set future plans.
Sergeants to be named in 10 days
Safety Director Ed ward Firment will appoint the top two scorers on the December 27 sergeant exam to fill two existing vacancies within ten days. The 10 day period allows patrolmen to protest grades. The two top scorers named by the civil service commission are John Malinovsky and William Solomon with scores 83.93 and 83.93 respectively, each grade including service length allowance.
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Lorain
Edward Firment
Civil Service ‘Commission
John Malinovsky
Eastlawn
William Solomon
East 34Th St
I Department
Sewer Lines Delayed Till Spring In Grafton
GRAFTON residents grilled BPA members over Mechanic St sewer leaks blamed on house connections. Village engineer Nall outlined options: repair house lines at over 10 thousand dollars or replace the line from Elm to Oak at about 25 thousand. Likely need for bonds and rate increases discussed as EPA weighs best path.
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BPA
Roger Nall
EPA
Mechanic St
Elm St
Oak St
Main St
Dan Bradley
William Shively
Bradley
Robert Logan
Cubmng
Piy
George Kazmierczak
Norman Kendall
Richard Smith
Leonard Boise
Iy Baseniet
Securate
Les Grubsk
Boy Thought Unconscious After TV Plug Shock
Two year old Homer Stevenson of 1212 Highth Street was found unconscious but breathing on the living room floor. He was rushed to St Joseph Hospital and released after emergency room treatment. His mother Mrs Harry Stevenson told firemen the toddler apparently was shocked when he pulled a television plug from a wall socket.
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Lorain
Homer Stevenson
Highth St
St. Joseph Hospital
Hary Stevenson
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Fifth Ward
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Anne Chet
East Side
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Br.de
Ohio
Cleveland
Broad St
Ferrick Ave
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Wellington
Lake Rd
Avon Lake
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