Lake Breezes Law Ties Up Nine Thousand Dollar Park Fund
Lake Breezes reports a conflict over a nine thousand dollar park fund tied to Len Pando's recreation plans in Sheffield village. Treas. Mrs. Leena Brown and Park Board Chair Leo Sheets defend the fund’s use for park maintenance, with state auditors urging safe-keeping by the village treasurer. The fund remains in question as local officials seek compliant handling and possible legislation to reassign funds. Local Kiwanis and community groups explore storage use for a steel building and other park-related projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Wiseman
Sheffield
Aswama TE Aeneeeeawae
Leena Brown
Park Board
Leo Sheets
Trewern
Colada Awe
Vanea Seat
First National Bank
Lorain
Unil
Brown
Bank Nook
Oberlin housing architects named for $2 million project
Oberlin housing architects Meithe and Kessler, Detroit firm, were chosen to design a $2 million public housing program by the Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority LMHA at a Wednesday meeting. Site plans aim to create 60 low income units and 40 Golden Age units with potential federal loan funding and LMHA bonds financing the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Meithe and Kessler
Detroit
Lorain
Richard Dunn
Robert Thomas
Oberlin Housing Renewal Commission
Ronald Ashley
LMHA
Ashley
Oberlin Housing Commission
Lincoln St
Oberlin Commission
Authority
Louis Berger
West College St
Ed Hart
Elyria
Wallace Chapin
Purple Velvet Plant as Pot Star in Indoor Gardens
Katherine B. Walker discusses Purple Velvet also called Wandering Tea and tradescantias as an appealing fleshy leaved plant for home use. The piece notes its traffic fatality context and contrasts it with local crime data and safety statistics in Sheffield Lake, including arrests and juvenile cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine B. Walker
Mrs. C
M- 3
Sheffield Lake
William Kennedy
Florida
Forcing Twigs Indoors and Plant Care In Winter
A reader asks about forcing twigs to bloom indoors using water or ammonia fumes. The piece covers Pussy Willow Forsythia and Flowering Cherry, plus cautions on other plants, including a night blooming cereus and Purple Velvet. It also includes home remedies for mealybugs on indoor plants and notes local council developments in Sheffield Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J
West Salem
Nursery parents elect new officers for September 1963
Parents of 42 children at the First Congregational Church Cooperative Nursery School met to register for the new semester and inspect equipment. New doll clothes by Mrs. Arthur Birchenough and Mrs. Donald G Falkner were shown. Mrs. Ernest Kasper, president, announced officers: Arthur Birchenough president, Richard Linde vice president, Maxwell French secretary, Irwin Luna treasurer, James Pell equipment chairman, George Persons membership chairman, William Loufman social chairman, Donald Funk program chairman, Grady Robinson director. Special recognition given to Mrs. W E Johnson for arranging parent assistants. Semester starts Tuesday for Group B and Wednesday for Group A. No school on Elyna In-service Day. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church Cooperative Nursery School
Arthur 5
Irwin Luna
James Pell
George Persons
William Loufman
Socia
Donald Funk
Grady Robinson
W. E. Johnson
Group & Children
J C. William Tattersall
Charian
Maxwell French
Henry Kleinberg Jr
Band Parents' Show Planned at Elyria High School
Elyria High School band parents will host a tureen dinner at 6 15 p m Tuesday in the school cafeteria. After dinner parents will present an old time show at 8 p m in the auditorium. The public is invited to attend the show. Dinner is for members of the club and band members only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Columbia zoning unit outlines 1963 meeting schedule
Columbia zoning unit chairman COLUMBIA Ray Malik announces quarterly meetings with chair elected March 14 June 13 Sept 12 and Dec 12 at 8 p m at Columbia Town Hall. Gilbert Heinrich as vice chairman Harlan Knoph as secretary meets Wednesday at 8 pm to discuss amendments 46 47 48 affecting airports and zoning notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ray Malik
Ory
Gilbert Heinrich
Harlan Knoph
Zoning Board
Columbia Town
Lorain County funds and garden soil tips collide in old notes
A mixed page of Lorain County items shows a 17 cent rate resolution, county officials, and campaign allocations. Also included are home gardening notes on Purple Velvet plant care, soil mixes, sunlight needs, and salt issues, plus local council and school board updates.
Tips for watering and rooting geraniums for bloom
The guide advises deep waterings to leach salts from pots and prevent buildup. Every two months submerge pots in warm water for 30 minutes, then drain. Top watering can wash salts down, while bottom watering prevents buildup. Rooting cuttings in sand, vermiculite, or perlite, about 3 to 4 inches long, with side of pot placement speed up root formation.
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Law
Gvel
Lou
Snefield Lake Kiwanis
Daa
W.W. Barr
Oberlin Housing Architects
East Lake Rd
Irving Park
Jack Shifrin
Arthur DeChant
Fred Winter
Hall
Oberlin Ave
Mardi Graz
Amon Trio
Shoreway Shopping Center
William Kuehn
J. R
Nankin
Dirt Cleaners
Apple
Santino Cambria
Donald Wyatt
Jordan’s Boat House
Jordan’s Dip
Wyatt
Sauumcul
Jude Pals
Katherine B
Walker
Andi
Niall
Resony
L. D. of
Grafton
B.f.goodrich
West Ave
ACTA
Eady
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Columbia Zoning Unit
Yesteryear
Fand
A. E. Schowalter
Lorain County
Vegeta
Edward DeChant
John E. Davidson
William F. Grall
Phinie Vanne Wamaen'e Mime
Baytia Avg Runica Uni
M. B Tian
C. H. Buttenbender
Keep
Troxel
Harry A. Pounds
G. O A
Daytona Beach
George Abraham
Ge Eee
Formica
M & M Improvement
Cleveland St
Fairfax
the Chronicle
Toronto
Canada
Department of National Health and Welfare
E. W R. Best
Bradley Supply CO
Center Ridge
Bradley Trinity
Mary
Dover
US 20
Gravely
Dava
Ohio CO
Herrick Ave
Wellington
Ohio
Farm Bureau Co-Operatives
Huron St
Erie and
Ontario Sts
Pandy
Rem
Pandy's Garden Center
Elyria, Ohio
Lead Company and Landscaping Service
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