Lorain County Mother's March Starts Sunday
Lorain County begins its Mother's March with nearly 4,000 volunteers visiting neighborhoods to solicit March of Dimes contributions. Volunteers will carry official kits and health education handouts. Chairwoman Mrs. Jerry Rizor says rounds may start after kits are issued and callers should not be turned away. The goal for this year is 29000 dollars. Call 324-6633 or 233-8338 to join. Funds support March of Dimes research medical services and education.
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Lorain County
Jerry Rizor
Local Lorain Residents Named in Public Record
Arnel R. Cowger aged 36 of 5003 Oberlin Ave Lorain a welder and Karen J. White aged 31 of 43125 Beatz Ct office clerk alongside David G. Hitner aged 26 of 2829 West Erie Ave Lorain are listed in the documented record.
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Arnel R. Cowger
Oberlin Ave
Lorain
Welder
Karen J. White
Beatz Ct
David G. Hitner
West Erie Ave
New London library board head elected in 1978
Dr Dale Nicode was reelected president of the New London Public Library board of trustees for 1978. The board will meet at 8 15 p.m on the second Tuesday each month. Michael Collins was appointed to a new seven year term to complete the expired term of Mrs William Heckhert. Other board members are Carol Marett Margaret Erlenbach Kenneth Kirkpatrick Delbart Barnes and Don Schick. A square dance sponsored by the Future Farmers of America and Future Homemakers of America is set for 8 p.m Saturday in the high school multipurpose room open to the public with refreshments available.
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NEW London
Dale Nicode
New London Public Library Board of Trustees
Michael Collins
Wiliam Heckhert
New London Board of Education
Carol Marett
Margaret Erlenbach
Kenneth Kirkpatrick
Delbart Barnes
Don Schick
Future Farmers of America
The
Future Homemakers of America
Wally Barber
FFA
Divorces Granted in Lorain County Notices
Multiple divorces granted for residents of Lorain County including Bernice Fish, Sharon Dillinger, Margaret Smith, Kathryn Coleman, Glenda Huddleston, Mary Salas, Raquel Jenkins, Marie Sanders, Bonnie Cutlip, Susan Clifford, Rebecca Walczesky, Arlene Mills, Kitty Gila, and Wilbert Jeter with details of addresses and former spouses. Jeter received a suspended six month jail term and $100 fine after illegal firearm handling. Alonzo Ramey placed on three year probation for issuing a worthless check with restitution ordered.
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Bernice Fish
Lorain
Eldon Fish
E. Station
Col
Sharon K. Dillinger
Eaton Blvd
Grafton
Tommy Dillinger
Alton Dr
Margaret Smith
Kenilworth
Sheffield Lake
Elbert J. Smith
Kathryn Coleman
Riverside Dr
George W. Coleman
Root Rd
Glenda Huddleston
Cleveland St
Norman Huddleston
N. Center Rd
Mary L. Salas
Globe Ave
Michael Salas
Raquel Jenkins
7Th St
Everett J. Jenkins, Jr
31St St
Marie Sanders
Colorado Ave
Avon
Randolph Sanders
Detroit Rd
Bonnie Cutlip
James St
N. Ridgeville
James W. Cuilip
Melvin Lane
Susan M. Clifford
Greenway
Richard L. Clifford
Rebecca Walczesky
Point Dr
Avon Lake
Charles Walczesky
Washington Ave
Arlene Mills
Erie Ave
Dewight Mills
S. Jordan
Cleveland
Oklahoma
Kitty Gila
Allen &J
Maurice Gila
Wilbert Jeter
Elyria Ave
Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
Jeter
Alonzo Ramey
Homewood Dr
Floyd D.harris
Presti's to stage Mark Twain humor next week at Oberlin
Presti's Restaurant on West Lorain will host a second Mark Twain one man show next week with Scott Brown in Oberlin College graduate role. Gene Presti drew praise last month for a Benjamin Franklin piece and this new four night engagement follows Hal Holbrook's celebrated TV portrayal. Brown, a New Hampshire native, has studied Twain's stage appearances and performs a one hour makeup routine before each show.
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Presti
West Lorain
Mark Twaitt
Twain
Oberlin College
Scott Brown
Gene Presti
Benjamin Franklin
Hal Holbrook
Brown
Holbrook
New Hampshire
Mark Twain
Presti’s
Gold Circle energy saving could light and heat city
Gold Circle Stores announced an energy conservation program that saved enough energy in 15 months to heat and light a city of over one million for 30 days. The plan cuts store thermostats to 65 68 in winter and reduces appliance and display lighting use with future plans for gas oil and water savings. Automatic energy controllers may boost electrical savings 5 to 10 percent.
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Columbus
UPS
Gold Circle
Midwest
New York
California
Hal Field
Field
Turnpike Should Remain Toll Road Says Rep Tansey
State Rep Marie Tansey of Vermilion announces legislation to keep the Ohio Turnpike as a toll road. She notes that earlier agreements on bonds support maintaining tolls, as she drafts measures to authorize this policy.
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Ohio Turnpike
Marie Tansey
Vermilion
Avon Lake car crash verdict in $25,000 suit
Karen J. White sued Mary C. Novotny for injuries from a December 12, 1975 collision at Lake and Moore Road in Avon Lake. A jury returned a verdict for the defendant Floyd D. Harris in the personal injury case. The text also mentions a toll-free portion of interstate highway plans and economic concerns about feasibility and job loss with a related $20 million annual revenue figure.
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Common Pleas
Floyd D.harris
Karen J. White
Walker Rd
Avon Lake
Mary C. Novotny
Vanda Ave
Lake and
Moore Rd
Tansey
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Livingston Ave
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Oakwood Dr
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James W. Henry
Mobile Home Park
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Linda S Cambarare
East Ave
John R. Smink
South Logan St
Carol Ann Leopold
Oberlin Rd
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W. 11Th St. Lorain
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Iowa Ave
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