Two Soloists Named for Ohio University Concert Tour
Miss Pat Schles of South Dartmouth Massachusetts will be the soprano soloist with Ohio University Symphonic Band for a concert at Elyria High School on February 2 at 8 PM. Don Webster of Smethport Pennsylvania, an oboist in graduate music, joins as soloist. The ensemble tours under Charles Minelli, performs in Wadsworth before Elyria, and stays with Elyria High School families overnight. Tickets are sold by band staff or members. no child discount.
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Pat Schles
South Dartmouth
Mass
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio University’ Symphonic Band
Elyria High School
Don Webester
Smethport
Charles Minelli
Elyria
Wadsworth
One-Time Businessman Dies At 74
Frank G. Emerich 74 of 1208 Middle Ave died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 8 p m yesterday He was born in Oberlin Jan 3 1886 and lived in Elyria 45 years He worked at Troxel Mfg Co 1913 1940 later ran a floor covering firm with his brother Jake He was a member of St Mary Church Holy Name Society Knights of Columbus and Elyria Elks He leaves wife Mary Crehan Emerich a brother George two sisters and several nieces and nephews Solemn High Mass will be held at St Mary Church Saturday at 9 30 a m with burial in St Mary Cemetery Friends may call at Welsh Goldcamp Funeral Home after 2 p m tomorrow
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Frank G. Emerich
Middle Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mary Crehan Emerich
Mr. Emerich
Ober- Jin
Elyria
Troxel Mfg. Co
Jake
Downntown Broad St
St. Mary Church
Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
William L. Newton
St. Mary Cemetery
Welsh Goldcamp Funeral Home
Recorders race narrows as Leota Babcock Mitchell seeks fourth term
Lorain County recorder Leota Babcock Mitchell files for re election as a Democrat for the May 3 primary. Mitchell, born in Lorain, has served since 1949 and highlights improvements in filing, plat sizing, microfilming, and a new recording plan. Wellington’s Lillian Tam enters Republican bid for county recorder.
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Leota Babcock Mitchell
Lorain County
Board of Elections Today
Lorain
Mitchell
Harold
Bainbridge Rd
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
City fleet worth about 305000 ties up funds in assets
Elyria carries 86 rolling stock items valued around 305000, with 1950s and earlier models dominating. Kellogg warns a replacement program is needed as many vehicles age and miles accumulate.
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Dale Kellogg
Kellogg
Osf
Lorain County Employes Association Delays Elections
A February 25 election postponement followed a January meeting of Lorain County Employees Association where 60 members discussed salary raises and alleged pay inequality. Officers currently include Michael Savulak, Ernest Ensign, and William Huber. New payroll increases of 15 to 41 dollars were revealed for county departments and Probate Court staff.
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Lorain County
Association
Michael Savulak
Ernest Ensign
William Huber
Sheriffs Department
County Health Department
Engineer Hurt In Train Wreck Leaves Hospital
Henry W. Kirstein 64, of Cleveland, engineer of the Southwestern Limited, was released from Allen Memorial Hospital after the Wellington wreck of January 10. Five injured remain hospitalized in Oberlin including Mrs. Barker Akron Raymond DuBois Beechgrove Ind Jay O Connor Linton Ind Pfc Paul A Hough Lebanon Mo and Mrs Claude Hurley Indianapolis The train’s fireman Claude Hurley also remained hospitalized until Bellefontaine then rejoined as passenger to Cleveland.
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Oberlin
Henry W. Kirstein
Cleveland
Southwestern Limited
New York Central
Wellington
Allen Memorial Hospital
E. F. Barker
Akron
Raymond DuBois
Beechgrove
Ind
Jay O’connor
Linton
Paul A. Hough
Lebanon
Claude Hurley
Indianapolis
Bellefontaine
Spring brings surge in dog at large complaints
City records show six stray dogs collected as spring arrives. Three were returned to owners with warnings for letting dogs run at large, three with unidentified owners were taken to the city dog pound. Kellogg notes balmy weather triggers the annual stray dog surge and signals patrols to resume in late afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Kellogg
Kellogg
Pay hikes announced in three county departments
Salary increases of 315 dollars a month were announced today for employees in the auditor, treasurer, and clerk of courts departments, effective February 1. County Auditor Frank Ayres named the departments and confirmed the raises.
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Frank Ayres
County Workers Receive Salary Increases in Budget Meeting
The sheriff's department discloses raises for 16 deputies of 10 to 20 dollars monthly and the county health department adds raises for 11 staff members of 10 to 20 dollars monthly plus 30 dollars for the health commissioner bringing him to 1200 dollars monthly. Officials note annual adjustments often occur at year start and cite job evaluation as a major need amid pay discrepancies and facility shortages including a lack of lunch space for women staff.
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Sheriff's Department
Payrell
County Health Department
Bartoto Remains In Race For Congress Seat
Donald Bartoto, a Pittsfield Township dairy farmer and Bendix Westinghouse machinist, says he remains in the race for the Democratic nomination. He has spoken with assistant prosecutor J William McCray and plans a supporters conference. New potential Democratic candidates include Edgar Millard and George Kuzoff. Republican support is with State Sen Charles Mosher, with Lorain Councilman Woodrow Mathna signaling a challenge if funds allow.
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Donald Bartoto
Bartoto
Pittsfield Township
Bendix- Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co
J. William McCray
McCray
U. S. House of Representatives
A. D. Baumhart Jr
Vermilion
Edgar W. Millard
Louisiana Ave
George Kuzoff
First PL
Lear-Romeo
Kuzoff
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Lorain
Woodrow Mathna
Mosher
Millard Nor
Lorain County
GOP
Mathna
Ohio Edison Co
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Millard
Lorain Works
National Tube
U. S. Steel Corp
Lorain Institute
U. S. Navy
City introduces stricter expense slip checks for officials
Mayor Oscar G. Dunn issues revised rules on out of town city trips. Officials must submit itemized post trip expenses to the mayor for approval before auditor payment. This changes prior practice which did not require mayoral review of actual expenses.
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Oscar G. Dunn
Imayor
Two More Seek Congress Seat in Lorain County Race
Two Elyria residents Edgar W. Millard and George Kuzoff join the field for the US House seat being vacated by A. D. Baumhart Jr. Millard, a machinist and Navy veteran, and Kuzoff, a law student, filed declarations with the Lorain County Board of Elections. Millard previously ran for council in 1951 and Kuzoff is pursuing a law degree while uncommitted to a party affiliation.
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Elyrians
Edgar W. Millard
Louisana Ave
George Kuzoff
First Pi
Debt Shift Requested After Ford Plant Annexation
County commissioners asked Lorain to assume $148 000 of Brownheim sewage plant debt after annexing the Ford plant area. They noted a $12 000 construction fund and that Ford Motor Co. currently pays operating costs. Lorain officials would take the proposal to council for consideration.
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Lorain
Brownheim
Ford
Lorain Service
Peter Goods
Lewis Goodell
A. G. Agnew
Ford Motors Co
Council
Shoreway Shopping Center Expansion Report Emerges
Lorain attorney Jacob Levin, principal owner of Shoreway, declined to comment on reports that 14 new units will be added to the 20 existing stores at the Shoreway Shopping Center located at Lake Road and Route 301 in Sheffield Lake. Plans may be announced soon.
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Shoreway
Lake Rd
Rt. 301
Sheffield Lake
Lorain Atty
Jacob Levin
Ely estate gifts $1050 to city remedial reading program
A $1050 check from the Ely estate, signed by Sally Ely and Rodney Rockwood, was turned over to the Elyria City Board of Education by Superintendent Dr. F J Gottfried. The funds will buy equipment for the remedial reading program started in September, completing the projected $2150 need after previous gifts from Mrs. Munro Grant and local groups.
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Grant
Margaret Histed
Ebyria Woman's Club
Ely
Engineer Will Speak At Seminar In Elyria
R G Ingersoll an engineer with National Tube Division in Lorain will discuss electronics Saturday at a Berg Science Seminar session in Elyria High School. He will cover basic electronics circuitry vacuum tubes relays and recent developments. Ingersoll a Elyria High School graduate earned a chemical engineering degree from Ohio State University and is a member of the American Institute of Professional Engineers Ohio Society of Professional Engineers and Ohio certified engineer in training.
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R. G. Ingersoll
National Tube Div
Lorain
Elyria
Berg Science Seminar
Ingersoll
National Tube
Th Naval Reserve
Elyria High School
Ohio State University
American Institute of Professional Engineers
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Ohio
Engineer Don Patterson Declares Candidacy for County Engineer
Lorain based County Engineer Don Patterson filed a declaration of candidacy to seek the Republican nomination for county engineer in the May 3 primary. Patterson has served as county engineer for 16 years.
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Don Patterson
Patterson
Lorain
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Preston Murray
Sugar Ridge Longhouse
Thomas Haywood
Richard Murray
Mark Huffman
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William Walters
EHS
Richard Decker
Pat Sohles
County Recorder
Elyria Community Chest Board
Coun
Kappa Delta Sorority
Recorder
Lillian Tam
Joe Cowden
Sanitation Department
Gulf Rd
Ttwo
Elyria Ymca
Utopic Federation of Indian Guides
Onondaga
Ottawa
Scioto
Ocampii
Federation
Longhouse
First Methodist Church of
Congress
John Marshall Law School
Lear Inc
Margery
Nixon
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