Theft of Plumbing Equipment and Tile From Local Developments
The Plum Creek Development Co. reported thefts totaling 930 dollars over two months from Rt. 8 Columbia Station. Brunswick contractor Joseph J. Hayes said 164 dollars of goods were stolen Friday from a locked garage at a new home, including three toilets, three sinks, a laundry tray, and two kitchen sinks. Another 585 dollars of items such as hatchubs, steel pine, medicine cabinets, a toilet, and two tank pump outfits were taken. Tile layer Lee Lameson reported 26 cases of asphalt tile and nine gallons of cement stolen, valued at 181 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Creek Development Co
Rt. 8
Columbia Station
Sheriff's Department
Joseph J. Hayes
Brunswick
Lee Lameson
New Court Deposit Fees Raised by Common Pleas Court
The Common Pleas Court judges approved a new deposit schedule to take effect Feb 1. The changes raise costs for divorce publication to 35 dollars, sheriff service to 25, non-resident plaintiff 30, all other civil actions 25, and execution actions 15. Modifications, proceedings in aid, and related filings rise to 15 or 3, while cognovit notes stay at 10 and Torrens title at 100. Decrees in divorce or alimony actions will not be filed until costs are paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Courts
H. E. Agate
Common Fieas
Elyria Council Water Panel Weighs Club Tap Plan
Elyria council water committee adopts a cautious stance as the Elyria Country Club seeks to tap city water at its own expense. The plan would extend 1,100 feet of line near Oberlin Road with future assessment risks, while Kellogg to meet with County Sanitary Engineer Roberts to study district extensions and Adelbert Street loop to improve pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council Water Committee
Elyria Country Cirub
Oberlin Rd
John
Kiemm
Klemm
Dale C. Kellogg
Richard Baird
Joseph Smith
John Lugas
Kellogg
Eugene Roberts
Adelbert St. Main
Roberts
Adelbert St
Rambler Ave
West River Rd
Elyria Township
PTA Board Sets Meeting To Map Conclave Plans
Lorain County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations executive board will meet tomorrow at 8 p m in the Lorain County Board of Education office to discuss plans for the February council meeting and the Northcentral District conference set for April 26 at Clearview School. Dr Florence McCullough district director will preside over the conference sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Air Force Nurse Recruiter Visits Elyria
Capt Iva Simpson a U S Air Force nurse procurement officer will visit Elyria February two and three to interview nurses for officer commissions Applicants may be appointed as second or first lieutenant based on nursing experience Interviews can be scheduled by calling the Air Force recruiting office in the Elstia Block
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Simpson
U. S. Air Force
Elyria
Air Force
Elstia Block
Wakeman Garden Club Plans Trips and Flower Show
Wakeman Garden Club met Wednesday afternoon at Miss Grace Elmes home with fifteen members and a guest Ethel Elmes. They discussed 1960 projects include church flower arranging and a contest, plus a proposed flower show and tree planting at the south entrance of Wakeman Cemetery as a community project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Donald Munn
Platt Beecher
Lorain County corn output shown at 1.64 million bushels last year
Lorain County farmers produced 1,642,000 bushels of corn last year out of Ohio’s 250,992,000 total. They planted 30,700 acres and averaged 54 bushels per acre, below the statewide 63 bushel average. A Feb 5 corn production clinic at Oberlin will explore higher yields and management practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Harold K. Thoburn
Thoburn
Ohio
Heat Lamps Safe Use Rules For Farm Brooders
I P Blauser of Ohio State University Extension warns that heat lamps are safe when used correctly for lamb pig and chick brooders. Follow porcelain sockets heavy duty cords proper lamp support clear distances seven bulbs on No 12 wire and barricades to keep animals away. Infrared lamps offer no fuel to store no ashes to remove and easy heat regulation for comfortable young livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. P. Blauser
Ohio State University Extension
Blauser
Extension Specialist To Speak At 1960 Swine Meeting
NORWALK Ohio agriculture extension swine specialist Herbert Barnes will discuss feeding land management practices at the first swine educational meeting set for 8 p m tomorrow in the court house. He will detail swine rations feed additives and the cost of production. Two tours are planned including a nearby packing plant a solar swine farrow house and the swine evaluation station at OSU. All county and area swine pioneers are invited to the Tuesday night session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Herbert Barnes
Ohio Agriculture Extension
Court House
Barnes
Paul Leng/Stock
Seeing Eye Dog Leader Will Speak
Stanley Doran, director of training for the Columbus guide dogs for the blind center, speaks at 8 p.m. at Lorain Public Library Auditorium. He is affiliated with Pilot Dogs, Inc., founded in 1947, which trains guide dogs for qualified sightless people nationwide and will demo a guide dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Doran
Columbus
Lorain Humane Society, Inc
Lorain Public Library
Doran
Pilot Dogs, Inc
Woman Cited In Amherst Car Accident On Park Ave
In Amherst on Park Ave a second weekly accident involved Frieda M. Zillyett 58 of 910 Park Ave backing from a space near Slacks Barber Shop. Her car damaged Jessie D. Abraham 35 of Quarry Rd South Amherst car. Zillyett cited for improper backing as light snow fell. Sgt. Howard Werner investigated. A prior similar accident in the same block last week caused no charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Park Ave
Frieda M. Zillyett
Junto
Jessie
D. Abraham
R. D
Quarry
South Amherst
Abraham
Zillyett
Howard Werner
Park Avenue
Painting Out $25 Fine Man Re-Arrested
Amherst William Wilson of 1217 No Main St was arrested Saturday night for intoxication after a disturbance at the Chatterbox. He is serving a $25 fine unpaid from a prior intoxication arrest and is painting the village Council room to work off the debt, a task expected to take several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
William Wilson
No. Main St
Wilson
Club to hear plastics talk by Bart Stiratelli
Bart Stiratelli from B F Goodrich Chemical Co Avon will speak on plastics at the Elyria Kiwanis Club meeting Thursday at 12 05 p m in the YMCA. Stiratelli has 12 years with Goodrich and earned degrees from Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute and Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Stiratelli
B. F. Goodrich Chemical Co
Avon
Elyria Kiwanis Club
YMCA
Goodrich
Stiratelli
Brooklyn Polytechnical Institute
New York
Columbia University
Dinner for New London School Board Attendees
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Merrill hosted a dinner for the New London School board on Thursday night. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hodgkin of Rochester, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Case, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wender and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas of Fitchville, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Motter, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schacht of New London. Schacht serves as superintendent and Mrs Motter as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Norman Merrill
New London School Board
Jack Hodgkin
Rochester
Archie Case
Fitchville
Robert Wender
Robert Thomas
Forrest
America's high and low spots near Death Valley
Mt Whitney in California stands as America's highest point and Death Valley near by as the nation's lowest, located only a few miles apart in the same region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mt. Whitney
Calif
Death Valley
Farm Bureau Group Adopts Five Point Program in Pittsfield
The Farm Bureau Discussion Group 5D led by vice president R. E. Campbell adopted a five point program aimed at solving national farm problems. The plan urges efficient production, direct-to-consumer sales, cooperative marketing, procurement of farm supplies, and active involvement in international trade to move surpluses abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Farm Bureau
R. E. Campbell
Parents Of Athletes To Be Honored Night
Sheffield Lake will honor parents at a Brook Side High School basketball game. The ceremony follows the game at Brook Side gym, with special recognition for basketball players and cheerleaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake
Tennyson-Avon Lake
Brook Side High School
Church Guild To Hear Customs Collector
United States collector of customs Miss Albina Cermak of District 41 will speak to the St. Joseph Church Guild tomorrow night in Avon Lake. Her talk My Work and Your Custom will follow benediction at 8 15 p m in the social hall. Mrs Robert Porsche leads a business session prior to the program and Circle 12 will serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Albina
Cermak
United States Collector of Customs
District 41
St. Joseph Church Guild
Robert Porsche
Circle 12
Earl Murch
John Deere Day at Palladium Thursday
Kane Implement sponsor John Deere Day at the Palladium on Thursday January 2 at 7 30 p m for farmers and families. Walter Kronkite will emcee a film program with Oddities in Farming and visits to John Deere Plow Works and Halvorsen Christmas tree farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane Implement and Supply Co
Oberlin Rd
John Deere
Palladium
Gordon
Walter Kronkite
John Deere Plow
Moline
Halvorsen
Duluth
Minn
Brinkley
Ark
Kane Implement
Clarksfield Ladies Aid Donates to March of Dimes
Clarksfield Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Mabel Gunn voting a donation to the March of Dimes fund. President Mrs. Burnetta Puder led the session with a prayer. Cash gifts from Mrs. Florence Day and Mrs. Clara Lepole were acknowledged. A fish contest saw Mrs. Gladys Gray and Miss Grace Russell tied. Bertha Twaddle won the attendance prize. Next meeting with Mrs. Leis Gray on Feb 18 and members asked to bring tax stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Church Circle Honors Captain For Year's Work
The St. Elizabeth Circle of St. Vincent de Paul in Vincent discussed plans for a Valentine dance to be held Feb. 20 at the church on North Ridge Rd. The meeting at Mrs. Peter Kokotylo’s home included contract rummy with winners Mrs. Ted Bansek Mrs. Andy Trimmel and Mrs. Frank Breznai and a special prize awarded to Mrs. M. Hoosech. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Ray Kling’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
St. Elizabeth
St. Vincent de Paul i Church
North Ridge Rd
Peter Kokotylo
Dellefield Rd
Ted Bansek
Andy Trimmel
Frank Breznai
M. Hoosech
Ray Kling ‘Shirn
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Marin C. Yorke
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Elyria Board of Realtors
Spring Valley Country Club
PTA
Garden Club
Oberlin
The
Peoples Banking Co
Ohio State University Department of Agronomy
Agriculture Extension Service
OSU
Samuel Bone
Lewis C.saboe
J. Ryder
Oberlin Grange
Thobern
Extension Service
Corwin QC
Burrer
Gordon Hales
Kenneth Brill
James Rollin
Patsy
Herman
Henry Gelbke
Vienna
New Jersey
Church Guild
Elyria Implement, Inc
Church Circle
Kentucky
Berwind Briquets
Kentucky Stoker Coal
Quckeye
Tervise
Leese Coet
Huron Street
Erie and
Ontario Streets
Grafton, Ohio
LaGrange Tractor Sales
H. W. Keighley & Son, Inc
S. Main St
Allis-Chalmers
Allis.chalmers Sales and Service
Jim Scheafer
Belden, Ohio
Kipton
Birmingham
Ye Els Fc
Hitch
Lorain County Implement Co
Kelly Street
Wellington
Ther
John Deere Day
Palladeum
Kane
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