Joseph E. Smith Seeks Re Election To Council At Large
Joseph E. Smith announces plans to seek re election as councilman at large. He aims for one of three Republican nominations for a second term while balancing his insurance business and real estate interests. Smith, born in England and residing at 701 Washington Ave, emphasizes districting issues and local civic involvement as he runs in the upcoming primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Smith
Smith
GOP
England
Washington
Ave
Harriet Somers
Elyria Lions Club
Elyna Kiwanis
Real England
YMCA
YWCA
Joseph E. Smith Insurance
Lodi St
J. N. Rassle Realty Co
Democrat Kenneth Krueck Files Second Ward Council Candidacy
Kenneth A. Krueck, an Elyria resident and longtime accountant auditor for Boy Scouts of America, filed for the second ward council seat. He joins Harold A. Van and is married to Cecilia Diederich. Krueck is active in the American Standard Air Conditioning division and the Lake Erie Ohio Credit Union League, with prior service as a precinct committeeman. His filing follows similar moves by a Republican challenger and reflects ongoing bids for Elyria’s city council.
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Kenneth A. Krueck
Frentier Jeancuene
Krueck
Harold A. van
Valkenburg
Cecilia Diederich
John A. Lugas
Lugas
Edla
Mathias Diederich
S Caer Ae Ee Ae
Carpenter's Union
Panes
Thomas
Ata Abbas
Ieniher
St. Plateite
St. Eareeset
Peg
Elyria High School
John Carroll University
American Standard
Thejocas Uuuam
Lake Erie
Ohio Credit Union League
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Army
H. J. Krueck
Lake and Parmely Aves
Lincoln Day Dinner Feb. 16 Features Rep Fred Schwengel
Iowa congressman and historian Rep. Fred Schwengel will headline Lorain County GOP's Lincoln Day Dinner set for February 16 at Hungarian Reformed Hall East 206 Cleveland Trust St Lorain Ohio Tickets sales were announced by local GOP leaders Schwengel was re elected to a fourth two year term in November and has a long record in Iowa politics including chairs on education and interstate cooperation He and his wife Clara have a son Franklin 71.
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Republican Club
Lorain County
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
Lincoln Group Memorial
District of Columbia
Missouri
Davenport
GOP
Dorothy Jean Fiive
Dorothy
Cleveland Trust
Hungarian Reformed Hall
East Ticket
A. P. J.bidg
Porkoab Insurance
Zist
The
Lorain
Conese Daudi
PeraNg x Vucue acLin Schwengel
Franklin County
Towa
Sheffield
Schwengel
Northwest Misssouri Teachers College
University Graduate School
Home Life Insurance Co
American Mutual Life Insurance Co
Iowa Development Commission
Council of Civil Government
Clara
Franklin
Third Ward Councilman Harold West files to seek re election
Harold A. West filed a declaration of candidacy for re election as third ward councilman becoming the only Republican candidate so far. A 31 year old attorney and Elyria native he was appointed in 1959 to fill a term and has since sought his second full two year term. West leads local Young Republican and alumni groups and holds community roles including captain of church and civic organizations.
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Third Ward
Harold A. West
Eugene B. Smith
City Gop
Victor F. Stewart Jr
J. Grant Keys
West
Atty
Archie H. West
Younger West
Young Republican Club of
Greater Elyria
Unemployment Benefit Extender Deliberations Begin
A six man subcommittee of the Ohio House Industry and Labor Committee began consolidating four proposals into a single extender bill to extend unemployment benefits. The panel, chaired by Rep. William W. Milligan, heard testimony and faces a potential long process with votes unlikely before November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPI
William W. Milligan
R-Sidney
House Industry and Labor Committee
Milligan
Sixkau Guay
Stephen Zona
D-Cuyahoga
Charles J. Jones
Ramilton
HH. Dennis .Darnley
R-Medina
Robert E. Netzley
Miami
Ralph Rudd
D-Lake
Robin
State House Conference Seeks Improved Ohio Schools
Delegates at the State House Conference on Education heard strong support for better schools in Ohio. Reports from October and November meetings across 500 communities show citizens want higher teacher salaries, more teachers, smaller classes, and broader curriculum including Russian. A unified plan favors state and federal funding, expansion of higher education, a community college system, and year around university operation. Leaders urged delegates to show how citizens will back improved opportunities.
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Columbus
UPS
State House Conference On Education
Ohio
William M. Ware
Cleveland
Ware
State Board of Education
Chalmer Lutz
Cleveland Heights
Grodon Jeffery
Toledo
Jeffery
Paricipants
Tion
Death Car Driver Still Unidentified In Roark Runaway Crash
Sheriff deputies questioned plant owner Robert Alford after the January 20 wreck that killed Philip Roark and Kenneth Frederick near Middle Ridge Road. Both sides blame the other for who drove, as Roark’s brother-in-law Alford returns from Roark’s funeral.
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Philip Roark
Quarry I Rd
Amherst
Sheriff's
Robert Alford
Quarry Rd
R. D
Oberlin
Roark
Alford
Kenneth Frederick
Middle Ridge
Frederick
Lorain
Kentucky
Hej
Snow Expected To Delay Lorain County Morning Commute
Lorain County residents face three to five inches of snow tomorrow morning as snow reaches the area this afternoon and is forecast to intensify by nightfall. Temperatures will hover around single digits above zero with a low near 12 above tonight and 15 above this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Cleveland-Hopkins
Donald Janeson
Oberlin
United Press International
Man admits extra $144 collection fee in bank robbery case
In Los Angeles Harry Polin explains he robbed a bank to retaliate for the closing of a bank where he had deposited his savings. He stole $2,264 and says the extra $144.81 was a collection fee he thought the government owed him, while acknowledging he has trouble collecting the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Harry Polinsky
Lorain County Savings Bank reports higher income and stock value
At the annual meeting Lorain County Savings Bank reported net operating income of 390 982.40 dollars an increase of 19 percent over 1959 and a rise in book value to 39 26 per share from 37 64. Directors were re elected for 1961 and a new salaried employee retirement plan was announced. The Amherst Oberlin Broad Street and Peoples-Oberlin branches were praised for strong performance and growth. A record turnout attended the meeting and luncheon in the bank lobby.
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Lorain County Savings Aid Trust Co
E. J. Fauver
F. J. Berger
Amherst
C. F. Spitler
Peoples - Oberlin
Broad St
R. S. Minger
J. B. Annable
Karl? Augenbaugh
C. D. Cobb
James. L. Dall
Earl J. Fauver
Robert't N. Fauver
Worth
Fauver
J.A. Frates
J. Edgar Glass
R. J.gollmar
J. H. Kutscher
Paul E. Moos
W. B. Pane
R. D. Peny
E. ’. Schneider
C. B. Smythe
Dr. L. Sullivan
R. M. Timms
V. Walsh
M. E. Whitman
Avon Lake Boy Burned In Fire Near Fireplace
Sx year old Jamie Hagerty of 32708 Lake Rd sustained second and third degree burns to his back and hips and second degree burns to both hands when his clothes caught fire near a fireplace. He remains in serious but stable condition at St. Joseph Hospital Lorain.
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Avon Lake
Jamie Hagerty
St. Joseph Hospital
Loramn
Jamie
James Hagerty
Lake Rd
Ridge Tool Gives 74000 to Elyria Memorial Hospital Campaign
Ridge Tool Co and officers pledged 74000 to the Elyria Memorial Hospital Campaign, the second largest industrial gift to date. President Joseph A. Frates urged employee participation as the initiative aims to raise 1750000 by a forthcoming luncheon, with federal aid totaling 1333000 possible for the six story north wing expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge Tool Co
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Joseph A. Frates
Ridge Tool
Frates
Elyria Memorial
Misunderstanding Aired Layoffs Not Planned For Highway Workers
State Highway Department officials clarified that no layoffs are planned for maintenance crews in the Ashland Division. About 400 workers were misreported as laid off. they will keep full hours with overtime as needed due to snow and fatigue. Officials cite misinterpretation and note funds challenges until April. The Ashland district covers eight counties with dozens of workers affected by budget constraints and snow impacts.
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Ashland
State Highway Department
E. L. Toberen
Toberen
Columbus
T. Dye Barnhouse
Sam
Theresa) DeMaria
Elyria
St. Vin
Fund Pinch Felicent Charity Hospital
Cleveland
DeMaria
West
11Th St
Everett S. Preston
Ravenna
Chillicothe
Lorain
Huron
Erie
Medina
Wayne
Richland
Crawford
Elyria Savings and Trust reports best year yet in 1960
The Elyria Savings and Trust Co. announced 1960 as its best year at the annual stockholders meeting at Elyria Country Club. Net earnings rose to 341,711.31 dollars with 3.40 dollars per share, deposits and total resources reached record highs, and capital accounts grew to 3,045,853.92 dollars. The meeting approved a stock split to 103,000 shares, a two percent dividend as of Jan 24, 1961, and a pension plan for all full time employees. Directors were re-elected and officers reaffirmed. Harold Kunkle, a director, died during the year and was saluted by stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
R. J. Fitch
Elyria Country Club
Fitch
Carent Board of Directors
Earl W. Bell
Weldon W. Case
Walter E.davies
John B. Findling
Howard C. Gollmar
J. R
A. F. Beesling
W. H. Gaston
P. C. Robson
R. E. Craft
W. J. Batdorf
Ethel Maddock
W. J. Fitch
D. J. McClune
D. G. Falker
A. R. Shaw
L. F. Sellers
Kenneth B. Lord
Cleveland St. Avon Lake
North Ridgevile
J. F. Collier
Cleveland St
Rosemere Ave
Elyna Country Club
Harold Kunkle
Three Files For Nominations In Lorain Council Seats
Veteran Carl J. Longwell filed for the First Ward Democratic council nomination joining Lewis F. Ban and John Dan Jr. in the race. Ban and Dan hold Fourth and Sixth Ward seats respectively, both currently held by Democrats.
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Lorain
Carl J. Longwell
County Board of “Elections
Longwell
Ed Dinniger
Lewis F. Ban
John Dan Jr
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Joseph.e. Smith
National ‘Pube
Pan American Airways
Somers Smith Insurance Agency
Howard Somers
MUL Way Utadsulcl. Oy
Ohio State Alumni Association
First Congregational Church
American Legion
United Fund
Mercury
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Congress
Ope
Elmer C. Cope
Ohio Afl-Cio
Ellsworth Asheit
T No Rush
James P. Kiltition
Inenna
Kilbane
Val Cope
Imac
James
Board of Elections
State House
Lutz
Elyria, Ohio
the Chronicle-Telegram
Boy ‘Fair
Burns
Ridge Tool's Hospital
Hees
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