Elyria Council Suspends Adjournment Rule in First Meeting
Elyria city council, in a 1976-77 organizational session, suspended an 11 p.m. adjournment rule after a 34 hour meeting. Marguerite E. Bowman, dubbed Mrs Mayor, presided as Richard Seward, Felix Klimczak and others took posts. New rules limit referrals to 4:30 p.m. Friday. Republicans pressed to rename officials to department heads. temporary appropriations set at 337000 for first pay period.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Council
Marguerite E. Bowman
Richard Seward
D-1
John §. Blevins
Rat Large
Oliver Jones
D-5
Seward
Felix Klimczak
Donald Rothgery
Jack Ryba
R-4
Peter van Wormer
Ryba
Leonard P. Reichlin
City County deal not presented to Elyria council
Proposal details for a City of Elyria and Lorain County transfer plan were not reviewed by Elyria City Council. The notice lists bid procedures for Lorain County Community College and Vermilion Local School District projects, including deposits, bonding, and submission deadlines, with multiple entities and locations named.
Wellington picks Parton to fill council seat
Wellington appoints Rev. H. Keith Parton, a Republican, to replace resigned councilman Lethel Edwards who became mayor. Parton, pastor of Wellington First Assembly of God, is a Dayton Bible College graduate and former General Motors engineer. He lives on Jones Road with his wife and two sons.
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Wellington
Lethel Edwards
H. Keith Parton
Edwards
Sam Zubrick
Zubrick
James Querin
Parton
Howard McConnell
Huron County
Clarksfield Township
McConnell
Patton
Wellington First Assembly of God Church
Dayton Bible College
General Motors
Ministry
Bonnie
Jones Road
Wellington Village
Schmalz to head Brownhelm trustees
Brownhelm Township trustees elected Charles G. Schmalz as chairman and George C. Reinhard as vice chairman at the organizational meeting. Schmalz, longtime trustee since 1965, resides at 8834 Bank Rd.
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Brownhelm Twp
Charles G. Schmalz
George C. Reinhard
Brownhelm Township
Schmalz
Bank Rd
Midview recreation programs to begin this Saturday
GRAFTON The Midview School District opens Saturday with winter recreation at Eaton and Grafton elementary schools under director George Bates. Open to Brades three through six, the 10 week program runs 9 a.m. to noon. Sixth grade boys and girls basketball meets after school for eight weeks at all elementaries. An adult recreation program runs Monday 8 to 10 30 p.m. at the high school focusing on volleyball and an adult basketball league meeting Wednesday nights at Grafton Elementary. Contact Wayne Burgess for basketball. Cancelations are announced on WEOL between 6 and 8 a.m. for Saturday activities and in schools for school night events. Reinhard has served on the board since 1963. In other action trustees reapplied Edward Clary to a five year zoning commission term and Howard Hogrelfe to a five year zoning appeals board term. SET meetings set for the second and fourth Wednesday each month at 8 p.m. at clerk Bechtel's Claus Road home. Road superintendent Donald Northeim hired for 1976 at 5 an hour. A $20 fee established for advance notification of special trustee meetings.
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Board of Education
Vermilion
Erie County
Ohio
South Street
Lesko Associates, Inc
East Ninth Street
Cleveland
Delaures Hoffman
Lorain County
CETA
Grafton
Midview
Eaton
George Bates
Brades
Wayne Burgess
WEOL
Edward Clary
Peasley Rd
Zoning Commission
Howard Hogrelfe
Middle Ridge Road
Zoning Appeals Board
Robert Bechtel
Claus Road
Donald Northeim
Lorain men charged after stop for suspected robbery
Lorain police arrested John Hathorn aged 25 of 1156 Reid Ave and James Charles age 22 of 545 E. Erie Ave on liquor and drug offenses after stopping them on Oberlin Avenue amid a robbery probe at Houff Pharmacy. A paper bag held 10 packets of marijuana. store staff said they were not involved and both men faced arraignment.
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Lorain
John Hathorn
Reid Ave
James Charles
E. Erie Ave
Oberlin Avenue
Hathorn
Houff
Oberlin Ave
Charles
Court report list of drivers fined and license suspensions
A court tally shows multiple individuals from Ohio towns facing traffic charges including reckless operation, speeding, and disorderly conduct. Fines range from 10 to 150 dollars with penalties such as license suspensions of up to one year and probation terms noted.
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Wanda Janz
Infirmary Road
Joseph Mueller
Akron
Joseph Sergalis
Elyrian fined on DWI charge in Elyria Court
An Elyria man, Ralph E. Prowant aged 62, pleaded no contest in Elyria Municipal Court to driving while under the influence. He was fined 250 dollars and given a 30 day license suspension after state patrol charges on the Ohio Turnpike. In Berea, 43 year old Andrew Nagy of Bagley Road Bar faced illegal alcohol consumption charges and was referred to the Liquor Control Board after patrons were seen drinking hard liquor. he is free on 230 dollar bond.
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Carl E Benla
Finkel & Finkel, Incorporated
Masonic Building
4Th & Washington Avenue
Lorain
Ohio
Finkel & Finkel
F W. Dodge Corporation
The
Builders Exchange, Incorporated
Scan Company
Cleveland
L. Olson
Lorain County Community College
North Abbe Road
Elyria
O.L. Olson
Ralph E. Prowant
Shaw Dr
Prowant
BEREA
Andrew Nagy
Bagley Road
W. Bagley Rd
Berea Poice
Ohio Liquor Control Board
Nagy
Lhey
Rotary honors Elyria booster with Paul Harris Fellow
Robert Choate 70 of 2401 W River St received Rotary International’s highest honor at the Elyria Rotary Club luncheon becoming a Paul Harris Fellow. His wife Pauline donated 1000 in his name to the International Rotary Foundation prompting the award.
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Robert Choate
Rotary International
Paul Harris
Elyria Rotary Club
Choate
W. River St
Wilmot Printing Co
Pauline
International Rotary Foundation
Rotary
Fairborn
Ely- Tia
Choate Birthday Cake From Gashouse Gang at Holly Hall
Page 10 reports Choate receives a birthday cake and several surprises from the so called Gashouse Gang at Holly Hall, adding a festive moment to the campus scene.
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Choate
Holly Hall
Three sentenced to reformatory in Lorain County court
Three defendants were sent to the Mansfield Reformatory after pleas of guilty in Lorain County Common Pleas Court. Santos Plaza, 24, was given two to five years for possession of narcotics and fined 1500 dollars plus costs, plus six months in county jail to run concurrent. Oakwood Gardens resident pled guilty to sale of hallucinogens and keeping a house for hallucinogens with six months jail, concurrent with Mansfield sentence. Donald Pruchinsky, 18, received two to fifteen years for burglary. Benjamin M. Carrender, 18, faced 250-dollar fine and suspended jail time for theft and restitution. Anthony Zampieri was fined 500 dollars for possession of hallucinogens. Lola A. Lawson was fined 50 dollars for theft. Two others were released on shock probation, and six were sent for pre sentence reports. Additional probations were granted to George L. Gonzales and Roger Morrison for narcotics and aggravated assault respectively.
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Mansfield Reformatory
Lorain County
Common Pleas Court
Santos Plaza
Elyria Ave
Lorain
Paul J. Mikus
Mansfield
Atl Riddick
Oakwood Gardens
Elyria
Floyd D. Harris
Donald Pruchinsky
Elfreda Ave
John D. Pincura
Benjamin M. Carrender
Bridgeport
Vermilion
Mikus
Anthony Zampieri
Cedar Dr
Lola A. Lawson
16Th St
Harris
Charles R. Hounshell
Wellington
Lartty W. McCoy
Cromwell
Louis M. Cillo
Oliver St
Sheffield Lake
Kenneth D. Durbin
Missouri Ave
Regina Urbine
Center Ridge Rd
North Ridgeville
Robert Young
Tenny Ave
Amherst
Edwin Lopez
28Th St. Lorain
George L. Gonzales
High Point
Park
Roger Morrison
Cooley Rd
Columbia Station
Farm Bureau Forum on Rural Crime in Fitchville
Huron County Farm Bureau sponsors a free Rural Crime Forum at 7 p.m. January 12 at the Fitchville Grange Building on Crescent Road. Open to residents of Erie, Huron, Ashland and Lorain counties. Judge Robert Smith, County Common Pleas Court. William Owens, County Prosecutor. and John Borgia, Sheriff, will speak with a Q and A period. Refreshments served.
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Huron County Farm Bureau
Fitchville Grange
Crescent Road
Erie, Huron, Ashland
Lorain Counties
Robert Smith
Huron County Common Pleas Court
William Owens
Huron County
John Borgia
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van Vormer
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Lorain County Community
Murray Ridge Road
Third
University of Cincinnati With
Midview Rec
James P. Horn
Jude Teenday
Jesse Brown Jr
Ashland
Stephen R. Nagy
Raymond Fields
Abbe Road
Kenneth Haggard
Cedar St
Ronny Haggard
Perrysburg
Thomas Tanner
Poplar St
Gary Carter
Brownell Ave
Dieter Dommes
Olive St
Robert Halagan
Bainbridge
Ump Wen
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McKenzie Road
Olmsted Falls
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Georgetown
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Cener Ridge
Westlake
Amy Knowles
Erie Ave
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Center Range
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Olmsted
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Henting
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CTS
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Center For the Sightless
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Robert D. Choate
Farm Bureau Sponsors
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Ring of Keys
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City Hall
Lotrain County
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Durkee Rd
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Thornwood Area
TLE
Richard J Wurie i
Broad St
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Cense
Western Reserve Moree Corporation
Est
Brunswick
John Kerekes
Denham
Lowell St
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West River
Cardi Pulmonary Services
Caniaét
St. Joseph Hospital
MAC
Drapery Design Center
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Mutual of Omaha
Call
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Demby
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Golden Opportunity
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Ontaria
Etyria
lyria-Lorain
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Jody
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Tor
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