Berlin Heights Board sets 1960 goals on water quality and finances
The Berlin Heights Board of Public Affairs re elected Arthur Hoag Miles Phillips and Wilbur Best with Myron Nichols presiding. Best named president Shoop clerk. The board reported 1959 water profits and that 95 percent of residents used city water with 35 000 gallons daily. They will reduce water hardness by using last year’s profits and study adding a chemical feeder to improve taste and corrosion protection while keeping fluorine in the system. The panel plans monthly meetings on the first Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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Berlin Board of Public Affairs
Myron Nichols
Miles Phillips
Wilbur Best
Arthur Hoag
C-T
Berlin Heights
Harold Shoop
Elton Green
Berlin
Amherst Congregational Church Annual Meeting Tonight
The Congregational Church of Amherst holds its annual meeting at 7 p.m. tonight. Dr. Roy E. Schaeffer will lead the business session with reports from officers committees and delegates to the Medina Association and Ohio Conference. Recommendations cover a new driveway dining room floor and memorial fund. The Budget Committee led by Frederick Stilgenbauer will present the 1960 budget and officers and committees will be elected. William Bruce Jr. is nominating committee chair.
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Amherst
Congregational Church of
Roy E. Schaeffer
Medina Association
Ohio Conference
Frederick Stilgenbauer
William Bruce, Jr
Ex Senator Norris Brown Dies at 96 in Seattle
Former U.S. Senator Norris Brown of Nebraska died in Seattle at age 96. He served in the Senate from 1907 to 1913 and introduced the 16th Amendment establishing the federal income tax.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
U.S
Norris Brown
Rneb
Brown
Senate
Amherst Village rejects rubbish contract with Ford waste
Amherst Village Council rejected a proposal from Associated Builders of Lorain to use the Amherst dump for Ford Motor Co rubbish, with a $5,500 yearly fee. The firm later withdrew its offer after residents and the mayor raised concerns about daily loads, smoke, and costs.
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Ambherst
Associated Builders of
Lorain
Amherst
Ford Motor Co
Henry Kane
Harry Epperson
Cleveland
Kane
Epperson
Ford
Brownhelm
Karl Mulder
S. G. Wettrich
Associated Builders
South
Herb L. Linn
Flags To Be Presented At Oberlin Schools
The Americanism Committee of the Ladies Auxiliary of Karl Wilson Locke Fest 102, American Legion will present flags to Oberlin schools on Monday. Flags for each classroom and one for outside will be given at Prospect School at 9 30 a.m. Other presentations will be made at Eastwood and Pleasant Junior High Schools.
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Oberlin
Americanism Committee
Ladies Auxiliary
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Prospect School
Paul Stone
Eastwood
Pleasant
Suburban Calendar of Meetings and Social Events
BELDEN Methodist Young Women meet at Mrs. Gayle Klinect home at 8 p.m. Twelfth Night ceremony by fire department and Boy Scout troop 115 planned. PTA boards meet at Eaton and Columbia schools at 8 p.m. various church groups convene in Grafton, New London, North Ridgeville and Birmingham. Local lodges and clubs hold sessions from 1:30 p.m. to 8 p.m including Kiwanis, Grange, and Missionary Society events across several towns.
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Columbia
VFW
Columbia Town Hall
Grafton
VFW Hinkson-Hysell
Town Hall
Altar and Rosary Society
Immaculate Conception Hall
Anna Nemitz
New London
Firelands Aerie
Eagles Hall
North Ridgeville
Penelope Club
WSCS
Birmingham
Firelands Garden Club
Florence Elementary
PTA
North Eaton
Eaton Rural Women’s Club
Justin Underwood
West River St
Elyria
Kipton— Camden Garden Club
Mabel Bronson
Green Parrot
Grange Hall
Loyal Women’s Bible
Mary Finley
Kiwanis
Grafton School
Board of Public Affairs
VEW
O’grala Club
Mildred Groboske
Half Deckers
Flora Lichtenberg
Lagrange-—Ladies Day Missionary Group of the Baptist Church
Otto Miller
Political Leader Cantrell Dies in Tennessee at 72
Frank Lin M Cantrell a Democratic political leader and banker in Athens Tennessee died Tuesday after a Sunday stroke. Cantrell played a key role when his Democratic organization held power during the 1946 rioting over impounded ballot boxes.
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Athens, Tenn
UPI
Franklin M. Cantrell
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State Department of Health
Amherst Church
Lorain County
Sam
West Ave
iKane
Hess & Hess
Broad Street
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
Wa Fuel Oil
Clete Haury
Jobber
Perry Court
Roebuck
S.R.C
Coats
Wan
SRC
Sears and Savet
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