Huron County tax deadline nears in 1959 collections
Norwalk reports the first half of 1959 real estate taxes due by January 31 with a 10 percent penalty after. Treasurer Harold B. Collier says the 1959 levy totals 2,626,562.10 dollars including delinquencies and special assessments for ditches sewer and water lines sidewalks and street improvements. Foreclosure and forfeited land sales are planned for eligible parcels with June target for sales.
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Norwalk
Harold B. Collier
Huron County
Collier
Eagles lodge plans February membership drive and events
Amherst Eagles Lodge 1442 announced a membership drive from February 1 to February 13. The calendar includes a district meeting March 13 with Eagles from multiple towns, a Valentine dance February 6, a Lorain YMCA swimming party, and a February 26 bus trip to Cleveland for a hockey game. Russ Kreeger chairs the drive. Richard Ashhenbach won the attendance prize.
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Amherst
Eagles
Lorain
Elyria
Wellington
Huron
New London
Norwalk
Sandusky
Willard
Cleveland
Russ Kreeger
Three Fined In Amherst Town Court Actions
Amherst mayor Henry Kane presided as William Wilson aged 39 of 1217 North Main Street received a $25 fine plus costs for intoxication and disorderly conduct. Carl E Weiss aged 62 of Oberon was fined $15 and costs for littering the highway. Luther Wiseman aged 56 of Oberlin received $10 and costs for driving without a valid Ohio license.
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Amherst
Henry Kane
William Wilson
North Main St
Wilson
Park Ave
Paul Pikey
Carl E. Weiss
Ober-on
Weiss
Luther Wiseman
R. D
Oberlin
Ohio
Wiseman
FIX IT YOURSELF Notes On Insulation
Practical guidance on improving home attic insulation to save heat. Highlights include adding insulation where compression reduces depth, filling gaps around pipes and wiring, ensuring the attic floor extends to the eaves with vents, and sealing cracks near window joints. Recommends loose fill or batt insulation and invites readers to send repair questions to Mr. Cobb for future columns.
Mrs. Weaver Crowned TOPS Queen in Chatham
In Chatham Fatima TOPS Club at Elsie Weaver’s Litchfield home, Mrs. Weaver is hailed as new queen after losing 39 pounds. Past queen Adeline Keller attended. New officers named: Margaret Rosse president, Keller secretary, Ensign treasurer, Routh weight recorder, Mosgrove reporter.
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Chatham
Fatima Tops Club
Elsie Weaver
Litchfield
Avery Clapp
V.F.W. Post
Grange Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars Ihall
VFW
Bradley
Chet’ Hameric
Homemakers Discuss Projects At February Meeting
Fields Homemakers gathered at Mrs. George D. Matcham’s home with 10 members. President Mrs. Robert Robinson led the session. Aprons were the project, demonstrated by Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Henry Bartron. Next meeting set for February 10 at 1 pm at Mrs. Harry Fe Atkinson’s home on Cook Road.
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George D. Matcham
Robert Robinson
Robinson
Henry Bar- Tron
Harry FE. Atkinson
Cook Rd
Milan Girl Named Delegate to National Youthpower Congress
Miss Ann Gastier of Milan has been chosen as one of seven Ohio high school delegates to the National Youthpower Congress in Chicago from February 13 to 13. She will represent Ohio Future Teachers of America and is active in the 4H Club and National Honor Society.
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Milan
Ann Gastier
Ohio
Youthpower Congress
Chicago
Miss Gastier
Ohio Future Teachers of America
Clinton County
Columbus
Dorcas Gastier
Strecker Rd
Four Area Men Recommended For Local Posts
Ohio Secretary of State Ted W. Brown announced four area men were recommended for local boards of elections. From Ashland County Mer Till L. Yeater, a Republican, with no Democrat recommended. Erie County candidates are Charles J. Egger and Albert Nebergall, both from Sandusky. Medina County candidate is Sylvester Mellert, Republican, with no Democrat recommended.
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Columbus
Ted W. Brown
Ohio
Ashland County
Mer
Till L. Yeater
Ashland
Erie County
Charles J. Egger
Albert Nebergall
Sandusky
Medina County
Sylvester Mellert
Medina
New York Union President Dies
Harry Feinstein, 55, head of the City Employes Union Local 237, died in Manhattan General Hospital from a heart ailment. Feinstein had announced plans to organize the New York police in June 1958, a move that drew protests and drew support from Teamsters President James R. Hoffa in December 1958.
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New York
UPI
Harry Feinstein
Teamsters Union
Manhattan General Hospital
Feinstein
City Employes Union
Testers
Teamsters
James R. Hoffar
Fire destroys Spencer home. family escapes with clothes
Spencer George Colley residence on Smith Rd burned early today as firemen arrived to find the engine dead on one unit and another battery failed. Colley, wife, and three children escaped with only a few clothes after the family dog Sonny alerted them at about 2:30 am. Wellington fire department joined but could not save possessions. Loss partly insured. no cause yet determined.
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Spencer
George Colley
Smith Rd
Colley
Sonny
Wellington
Navy Open House Promises Naval Careers to Local Students
Lorain Navy Center invites junior and senior students from 21 area high schools to an open house on Feb 2 at 7:30 p.m. Lt Cmdr Manuel Filreis says the event targets students and guardians with a tour of the Lorain Naval Reserve Training Center and refreshments.
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Lorain
Erie
Huron
U. S. Naval Reserve Training Center
Cmdr
Manuel Filreis
USNR
Naval Reserve Training Center
Indoor shutters pattern for Home Workshop by Ruth Wyeth Spe
Pattern 445 provides directions for sturdy frame and slats to regulate light. Shutters can be made by a handy person in a workshop. Mail for 35 cents as part of Decorator Projects packet from Home Workshop No 50 priced at 1 dollar. Chronicle Telegram Pattern Dept Bedford Hills NY.
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Chronicle Telegram
Bedford Hills
Aevy
Chronicle-Telegram
Dwight Miller
Amherst
Phyu
Henrietta
Vermilion
Elyria
Ohio
Amherst_ YU
Witt Cacs
Tura
Watkins
Lodi
Eigris
Stocks list with mixed quotes from major firms
Wire quotations and company names cover American Brake Shoe American Standard American T T Anaconda Copper Bendix Aviation Chrysler Ford General Electric General Motors Kroger Montgomery Ward New York Central Ohio Oil Penna R R Republic Steel Sears Roebuck Socony Mobil Standard of Indiana Standard of New Jersey Sunshine Biscuit Texas Company Toledo Edison U S Steel Warner Brothers Westinghouse Airbrake Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Co
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American
American T. & T
Elia
Anaconda
Acros Gals
Aveo
Bendix Aviation
Chrysler
Cleveland el
Columbia
Ford
Pruehaus
General Electric
Wees
General Motors
Glidden Co
Kennecott Copper
Kroger
Montgomery Ward
N.Y. Central
Ohio
Ohio Oi
Penna. R. R
Republic Steel
Richman Bros
Sears Roebuck
Socony Mobil
Satesay
Standard
Ind
N. J
Sunshine Biscuit Texas Company
Toledo Edison
U.S. Steel
Warner Brothers
Westinghouse Airbrake
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth Co
Avon Mud Hens to Learn Sculpture from Charles Rose
The Avon Mud Hens ceramic group will attend a Friday evening demonstration on rapid head sculpture at the Central Bank. Renowned ceramist Charles M. Rose will conduct the session, sharing sculpting techniques with members.
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AVON
West Shore Mud Hens Ceramic Group
Central Bank
Charles M. Rose
Lost and Found Dog and Item Notices
Lost white male part collie with choke chain in vicinity Rt 10 and Middle Ave GL B 4855. Found black and brown coon dog FA 2 8312. Lost orange colored Pomer eet near Abbe Rd EM LOST RCA transistor radio treasured art fear Srothtes FA 2 2674. Widow driving to Arizona Fed Ath Like 1 or 2 Indy companions EM 6 764.
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Middle Ave
Abbe Rd
Arizona
Fed. Ath
Help Wanted Ad Seeks Two Women For Selling Jobs
Classified notice offers two women with selling experience a rapid path to a 53 figure income by appointment only. Also lists a live in babysitting position at Ely Village and a typist/DSJ model opportunity in Lorain County with a general office listing at 345 Broad St.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Broad ST
Ostrov
SIS
Barbara
Ely Village
Lorain CO
ISALY
Eggs and Poultry Prices From Ohio Department of Agriculture
Listings show consumer grade eggs with color varieties and retailer prices. Prices to retailers for white and brown eggs range around 32 to 40 cents, with large to medium whites. Ready-to-cook poultry prices paid at farm include hens light and heavy types plus fryers 4 to 5 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept of Agriculture Eggs Poultry
Aes
Ohio
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Richard Ashhenbach
Frank Mischka
Mrs. Weaver
Homemakers Eye Projects
Colleys
Navy Center
Avon Lake
Berlin Heights
Sheffield Lake
Clearview
Birmingham
Grafton
LaGrange
Ridgeville
South Amherst
Wakeman
Cleveland Blvd
Ruth Wyeth
Pierre R. Smith & Co
Brarkia
the Chronicle-Telegram
East Avenue
Post Office
York
Florida
Chatham North
Meeadeana
Sears
Lascar St
New Spring
Sears, Roebuck & CO
EASO
Larkmont DR
Mr. Brown
Taylor's Rest
Lincoln Head
Givner’'S
10Th
Broadway
Foster Park
Quarry Rd
Rome
Beauties Grobe Fruit Farm
Vita-Ful Orchards
Butternut Ridge Rd
Lamvermeyer Orchards
Rt 113
Vermilion Rd
Broadway LO
Cherry
Jay
W. Broad
Fairfax
O'Neil-Sheffield
Elyria Fairfax
Dick Russell
Ted Morris
Western Reserve, Inc
Broad Street
Elyria Fairfex
Household Finance Corp
Westlake
Ohio Center Ridge Rod
Jones
Couvass
Northern Institute of Cosmetology East Payments
Erie Ave
Lorain Cherry
Diversifie
Ty's
360
Town Crier Inn
Center Ridge Rad
Hilltop House
Mac's
Avon Cosmetics
Esas
Oes Johnson
Paradise Res LeUse
Bendix-Westinghouse
Employment Office
Cleveland St. Elyria
Mac’s
Fruehauf Trailer CO
Miller & Walker
E. River
Fruehaut Trailer Co
Miller and
Walker Roads
F. E. Myers & Bros. CO
Ashland, Ohio
Atore
Sling
Lorain-Elyria
Malas
Casting ‘Co
Bernard
Red Head
W. Bridge ST
Hght
Chronicle-Telegramm
Haury Broa
Ave
BSME
Lakeside
Electro-Alloys
Anthony Frabotta
Elyria, RD
Capitol Theatre
WOM
Eee
BROSS
Fay Co
Taps
Gray
Riverview
Oberlin School OF Commerce
College
P.O
American Motels, Inc
Fremont Avenue
Sas
Vegas
Nevada
Mars
Dept. of Agriculture
Buckts & Crta US
McIntosh
Cortland
Hubbard
Eggs and Poultry
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