Sheffield Lake school bond vote set for May 5
Sheffield Lake voters will decide on a 605000 bond issue on May 5 to fund a new high school replacing Brookside and potential additions to other buildings. The board, elected last night, named Squires Saunders and Dempsey as legal counsels. Four new directors backed constructing a new high school, marking a pivotal shift for the district.
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Sheffield Lake
Brookside
Squires, Saunders and Dempsey
Cleveland
Municipal Bond Offiers
South Amherst council reinstates Chief Snizek
South Amherst votes in a special session to reinstate Chief Thom Snizek, reversing prior removal for misconduct. The measure, proposed by Councilman James Nicol and seconded by Larry Knoesen, seeks no further appeal and returns Snizek to duty effective January 15, with back pay discussed but not resolved.
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South Amherst
Thomas Snizek
James Nicol
Larry Knobie
Nicol
Com
John Bozicevich
Snizek
Kellys
Allen Thompson
Jack Walker
Council
Richard Pongranez
Kelly
Jack Zagrans
Eisra
Saizek
Zagrans
Geraldine Larkin
Western Reserve unit elects Dalton as board president
Dalton was elected president of the Western Reserve Local Board of Education at the organizational meeting. Franklin Tretter was chosen vice president and Dalton along with Bailey and Wolfe were sworn in as board members. Leroy Nelson named clerk for a two year term at $3900 annually. The board set meetings for the second Wednesday each month at 8:30 p.m rotating among district elementary schools. Special meeting approved temporary appropriations totaling 130,090 and tax levies totaling 35.2 mills including bond retirement and general funds. Lacy Deeley and Jean Smith named secretaries for Hariland and Townsend schools respectively. Insurance bids due for the February meeting. Regular meeting planned for tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at Hariland School.
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Ajo
Chris J. Howley
Ting
Brookside and Jr
Forest Lawn
Natalie Koileda
Donald Minnich
Treasur
Marcella Rienour
John W. Custis Insurance Co
Knoesen
Knuesen
Rienour
Howley
Joseph Renner
Brookside
Frank Watson T
Sheffield Lake Recreation Commission
Norman Jackson
Sheffield Lake Park Board
W. W. Barr
Barr
Kress Electre Co
Lorain
Ohio School Board Association
Columbus
Lorain Arrows
Robert Morris
Arrows
Wakeman
George Dalton
Western Reserve Local Board of Eduucation
Franklin Tretter
William Bailey
Seward Wolfe
Dalton
Treiter
Bailey
Wolfe
Henry Robinson
Hugh Griffin
Airs
Leroy Nelson
Tranter
Lacy Deeley
Hariland
Jean Smith
Townsend School
Columbia trustees elect Jones chairman
Columbia Township Trustees chose Jones as chairman with Lyman Hitchcock as vice chairman. Milo Stearns sworn in as trustee and Earl Heim burg reseated as township clerk. Meetings set for 7 pm on the first and third Mondays at Columbia Town Hall.
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Columbia
Carroll Jones
Columbia Township
Lyman Hitchcock
Milo Stearns
Earl Heimburg
Meggings
Columbia Town Hall
Hubbard Wilcox
Kenneth Hu Horard Osilbie
de Forest Osborn
Lloyd McCormick
Columbia Volunteer Fire Department
Clifford Bade
Clinan Williams
Guidance to PTA Topic at Midview High Meeting
Midview High School Teacher Association hosts a guidance counseling tech demonstration at 2pm. Counselor Pace and Ralph Fullmer present sample interviews then answer PTA member questions. Refreshments served by the committee. Chairwoman is Mrs Robart Thomas.
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Graftcx
Midvew High School Teacher Association
T2pm
Sfiss Ry Pace
Ralph Fullmer
PTA
Robart Thomas
Violators to Oberlin railway court in weekend session
Fragmentary notice reports violators to Oberlin Wellington trains to appear Saturday in court. Proceedings reference Mesor Rziph Grey and others, with details unclear due to OCR.
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Wellington
Berlin JP eyes Milan court post seeks Erie County seat
Berlin Heights resident George K. Moon asked county commissioners to consider him for the unexpired term of judge of Erie County Court at Milan. Commissioners said they had no jurisdiction in the appointment. County Court Judge Paul Work of Sandusky resigned, effective Jan. 31, tendered to Governor Rhodes.
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Berlin
Milan
Sandusky
Erie
George K. Moon
Berlin Heights
Erie County Court
Paul Work
Sandusk
James A. Rhodes
Sandusky Board Clerk-Treasurer resigns after 41 years
A Sandusky woman with four decades of service, Mrs Hiacinth Rhemegger, resigned Monday at the board of education annual reorganizational meeting, asking not to be reappointed. The long time clerk treasures her years of service and steps down as the board reorganizes.
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Sandusky
Sandusky Board of Education
Hiacinth Rhemegger
Avon Lake Education Board Elects Brown President and Appoints Directors
Brown was elected president of the Avon Lake Board of Education and Armbrecht named vice president. Committees included finance with Armbrecht as chair and Bell as buildings and grounds. Bell also chaired capital construction and property acquisition. Clerk-treasurer Boshm offered a four year contract at 11,750 and 13.50 in 1966. Meeting adjourned to tonight at 8 p.m. at Avon Lake High School cafeteria.
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Avon Lake
Walbergt Brown
Avon Lake Board of Education
Don Armbrecht
Brown
Arnm
Brecht
David
Bell
Ruth Dobosy
Vance Bell
Armbrecht
Joseph Mr Boshm
Avon Lake Recreation Commission
All Mate
Jack Robert Jensen
Avon Lake Library
At & P.m
Avon Lake High School
Avon Lake to discuss sewer charge adjustment
Avon Lake's board of municipal utilities will decide if residents receive a last quarter sewer adjustment. Don Harker recommended deferring a protest by Mrs Merrill Kingsbury about charges based on water use for landscaping amid dry weather. New member Edith Newman supported not penalizing property upkeep, while Richard Bush said any adjustment must apply citywide.
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Avon Lake
Board of Municipal Utilities
Don Harker
Robert Burkhardt
Merrill Kingsbury
Coveland Dr
New London Board Regroups and Sets Tax Rates
New London board reorganizes and approves tax rates and appropriations. Ruth Motter administered oath of office to elected officers, with W R Barton, schools superintendent, swearing in the new members. Burton received a four year contract. another member a three year term. Meeting schedule fixed for the second Wednesday of each month at 8:30 pm at New London School with a $3 per meeting compensation plan. Tax rate set at 16.20 mills for general operation by Huron County auditor Bernard Kean.
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Huet Hitchcock
Basil Reynolds
Robert Smith
Clair Howard
Ray Hollis
Wilcox
Columbia
Lorain County Trustees and Clerks Association
Columbus
Tom Grogan
Clifford Badvy
New London
Losa Rsine
Ruth Motter
C.erk
W R Barton
Sne
Burton
Bernard Kean
Huron County
Kean
Picking pocket plea is innocent
Donald G. Curry aged 35 pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to a picking pocket charge after a Friday arrest prompted by Kenneth T. Hall who reported his wallet with ninety dollars missing at Terminal Bar. A January trial and one dollar bond were set.
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Loraine
Donald G. Curry
Curry
Kenneth T. Hall
North Central
Fall
Terminal Bar
East
Lorain board names Tomasek president for 1964
Lorain school board elected Milton J. Tomasek as president at the organizational meeting, replacing Harr E. Evans who served as president in 1963. Tomasek, elected to the board in 1961, won more votes than any other board candidate that year. The board also approved salary changes and funding details, including time deposits and continuing routine bus schedules, with general fund and service fund appropriations pending.
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Loraix
Milton J. Tomasek
Harr E. Evans
Tomasek
Evans
Wife testifies on threats in Lorain prostitution case
Mrs. Phyllis Seaman testified at a preliminary hearing that her husband Roy Seaman forced her into prostitution and sent a fear-inducing letter while he was jailed. He faces charges of forcing prostitution and intimidating a witness, with bond set at 3500 dollars. Seaman previously convicted of assault and battery and fined 100 dollars.
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Lorain
Phyllis Seaman
Roy Seaman
Broadway
Lorain County
Grand Jury
John S Kolena
Seaman
Jai
Ohio Penitentiary
Virginia
Sylvia to Star in New Hollywood Film Sylvia
Holly wood reports actor Baker is cast in the title role of the upcoming film Sylvia. The project centers on a dramatic story with Baker starring in the lead.
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Hollywood
Upi
Carroll Baker
Sylvia
Relocation of city offices suggested in Lorain report
Lorain city officials consider moving multiple offices to the old Library Building at Tenth and Superior, with possible bond for a new city hall if defeated. Plan includes housing mayor, auditor, service director, city engineer, treasurer, civil service, council, and clerk in the library, plus a civil division and criminal division, plus welfare and civil defense offices there. A two-judge future and a charter form of government are discussed along with a downtown municipal airport site and a lie detector program in the current building.
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Lorain
Adrian F. Bedeski
Tenth St
Sreator Place
Bedeski
Euditor
Clus
Civil Service Commission
If and Whee City Hall
20 County Democrats Set Confab Delegates
Lorain County Democratic organization will be represented by 20 persons at the Ohio Democratic preprimary convention in Columbus Jas. 20. Delegates to the National Democratic Convention at Atlantic City will be chosen plus alternates and discussion of party responsibility in candidate selection. Names include State Representatives Edward DeChant and Maurice Brown and other party officials. The group was selected Saturday in Elyria by the County Democratic Executive Committee.
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Lorain County
Democratic
Ohio Democratic Organization
Columbus
Jas
Atlantic
Edward DeChant
Maurice Brown
Fatrick Flaherty
Hariette Vanca
Democratic Central Committee
J. Grant Kets
Democratic Executive Committee
Joseph 4. Ushelyi
Lorain
Austin O'Toole
Joseph J. Mitock
Thomas Higgins
Paul Bakeries
John F. Luca
Gabor Toth Jr
Joseph Grumda
Elyria
James P. Horn
Richard Laux
Victor Stewart Jr
Marcella Schmitz
Avon
Thomas Fling
Oberlin
Eugene Balogh
Sheffield Township
Agnes Henry
Amherst
County
Trustees name dump manager at Berlin Township
BERLIN HEIGHTS Berlin Township Trustees Monday appointed Carl Beaty of Norwalk as scavenger at the township dump. Beaty will have exclusive rights to all usable scraps in exchange for keeping the premises in good order. Trustees also accepted Romp Tractor Sales Milan bid for a backhoe and loader at 2.10 dollars.
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Berlin Heights
Berlin
Carl Beaty
Norwalk BS
Beaty
Romp Tractor Sales
Milan
Romp
Civil Service Names James LORAIN Commission Officers
In a reorganizational meeting last night the Lorain Civil Service Commission elected Charles James president. Former president John Hack is named secretary and Louis Rosso becomes the newest member and vice president.
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Lorain
Civil Service Commission
Charles James
John Hacik
Louis Rosso
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