Ridgeville reports 1963 fatality-free year for police records
North Ridgeville records show no fatalities in 1963, a contrast to 250 total accidents, 80 nonfatal injuries, 370 property-damage incidents, and leading Rt. 2 with 104 crashes. Ages 25 to 34 accounted for most drivers, with men involved over three times as women. Police logged 63,193 miles. 65 arrests, including juveniles, with one accidental homicide and six stolen vehicles cases.
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Jane
Root
Sugar Ridge
Chestnut Ridge
Lear - Nagle
Ohio
Tom Richards
Steve Yonkof
E. C. Hershey
Richards
Cleveland
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pt. Yonkof
Sandusky
Pti
Gerald Hansen
Harvey Jarvis
Robert Shafford
Ridgeville offers adult education classes schedule
Ridgeville Public School announces second term adult education registrations at Ridgeville High School guidance office weekdays 8 am to 3 pm with evening signup Monday 6 20 to 8 pm. Courses include sewing knitting cake decorating upholstery tailoring typing civil defense first aid survival and golf with per course fee 6 50 for ten weeks except civil defense free. A total of 14 registrants needed to run a course. For details contact Ronald E Jacobs director of guidance and adult education Ridgeville High School.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Ridgeville High School
Civil Defense
Ronald E. Jacobs
Ex-Grafton youth leads surf-tones
Dave Myers, former Grafton resident now in Laguna Beach, leads the Sub-Tones. The group, with four other members, formed three years ago after he traded a sports car for an electric guitar. They have songs on 26 labels and toured in the United States and abroad, and won a Santa Monica Battle of the Surf Bands.
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North Ridgeville
John Mohler
Lorain Rd
Dave Myers
Robert Myers
Laguna Beach
Calif
Grafton
Young Myers
Grange Coast College
Germany
France
Philippines
Japan
Myers
Santa Monica
Sub-Tones
Leo Myers
Dave
Rita Retrgery
Suburban Calendar of North Ridgeville and Surroundings
North Ridgeville Fire Ladies meet at 35461 Butternut Ridge Rd at 8 p m Ridgeville Grange and other groups hold evening gatherings across Ridgeville Birmingham Lions Club meets at Methodist Church 6 30 p m Ladies Night Amherst Bard Boosters meet at fire station 7 30 p m Spencer Methodist Commission on Education meets at church office 7 p m Spencer Methodist official board 8 p m Black River Athletic Booster Club at high school 8 p m Spencer Township trustees meet at town hall 8 p m Lake Avenue Lorain County Cemetery Club at North Elyria Grange Hall 6 30 p m Henrietta Firelands Daily Vacation Bible School executive board meets at Mrs Chester Frarkin Garfield Rd 7 4 p m North Ridgeville Neighborhood Club at Mrs F D Treadwell Center Ridge 1 Lake Avenue North Elvis Grange annual officers meeting 8 p m Columbia Columbia Hills TOPS Club meets at Columbia Town Hall 8 p m LaGrange Womens Missionary Society work day at Mrs Floyd Shaffer Railroad St
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North Ridgeville
Frank Bober
Butternut Ridge Rd
Ridgeville Grange
Grange
Birmingham
Firelands Lions Club
Amherst
Bard Boosters
Spencer—Methodist Commission On Education
Spencer— the
Methodist
Spencer — Black River Athletic Booster Club
Spencer—Township
Lake Avenue
Lorain County Cemeter Club
North Elyria
Founders Day speaker for Clearview program announced
CLEARVIEW Henry Schriver, Lorain County day and fruit grower and selfstyled philosopher rhymester, will speak at the Founders Day Program next Tuesday at 7 45 p m in the Clearview School cafeteria. Parent Teacher Associations of Clearview Darling and Vin 2 Schools join in observance.
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Clearview
Henry Schriver
Lorain County
Rhymester
Darling
Vin
Sandusky filtration engineer to retire
Orville F Schoepfle, longtime filtration engineer at Sandusky Water Pumping Plant, will retire at the end of February after 56 years at the helm. He helped expand the Big Island plant to its current 27 million gallons daily capacity and earned praise from state officials for his technical leadership and service.
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Sandusky
Orville F. Schoepfle
Big Island
State Department of Health
F H Waring
Ohio City
Selone
Schoepsie
Quo B Schoepfie
Ohio
American W. Works Association
Lake Erie
Ohio Society
Nemeers
Ser
Actne
Ans
Vermilion Council Approves $789 413 Budget And Raises
Vermilion council last night reviewed the appropriation ordinance passed earlier in the war and set total appropriations at 789 413. Street department employees receive a wage increase and new salary schedules for clerk of council, finance director, safety director, service director, and law director were discussed with proposed monthly and yearly raises and percentage bonuses. Council also passed a second reading of an ordinance regulating drains and culverts.
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Vermilion
Vermilion Council
Coucil
Law
David George
Council
William Krantz
Art Crow Jr
John Love
Krantz
Sheffield to vote on levy for fire equipment in May
Sheffield approves a one mill fire department levy to fund equipment over five years, with May 5 ballot. Despite opposition from Councilman Ruth Potter and caution from Mayor Howard Bliss, five council members passed the measure. Fire Chief Leo Sheets led the push to boost revenue to modernize apparatus and align insurance rates with neighboring towns.
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Sheffield
Ruth Potter
Howard K. Bliss
Leo Sheets
Carl Cunningham
Safety Committee
Sheets
Biss
Astead
Colorado Ave
Potter Em
Michael Cule
Afrs. Potter
Gravest problems listed by Amherst cemetery sexton
Amherst city hall meeting highlights grave concerns from the cemetery department. The Crownhill Cemetery bridge may fail this year amid a $34,000 last year cost. Officials will inspect, assess costs, and seek funding options from civic groups to install lights and possibly buy adjoining land to deter vandalism.
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Amherst
Marvin Davis
City Hall
Cemetery
Davis
Crownhill
Iear
Wes Rankin
Frank Klingman
Safety Service
James Glarich
Harold Law
Joseph Husar
Cleveland Ave
Lau
Greenwood
Cleveland St
Davis An Lau
Cleveland Street
Husar
Jackson St
New York Central System
Crownhill Cemetery
Rankin
Axtel St
Cornell Ave
Cooper Foster Park Rd
Avon Lake names S Terry Valek police chief in surprise vote
Avon Lake appoints Captain S Terry Valek as chief after city council approval. Valek, 41, longtime department member, WWII veteran, West Tech graduate, FBI training, and previously captain since 1949, lives with wife Joan and two sons at 138 Fairfield Rd. The civil service commission notes eligible examinations and Valek’s filing dates.
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Avon Lake
S. Terry Valek
John Pucken
Valek
Infantry Engineers
West Technical High School
Cleveland
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Western Reserve University
Lorain County Sheriff's Department
Valeri
Avon Lake Police Department
Joan
Robert
Thomas
Fairfield Rd
Picken
Civil Service Commission
Roy Lieden
Harold Douttiel
New York Manufacturing Value and Employment Share
New York State produces goods worth about 16 billion dollars annually and manufacturing employs roughly 30 percent of the state’s 6,500,000 workers. This snapshot highlights the sector’s economic heft and workforce footprint.
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New York
New York State
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Paul Sweda
Barbara Kamp
EUCO
Barnes
Coal & Supply CO
N. Ridgeville
Ridge Cleaners
Aye Herwig
Ny.c
Evan
Paul Johnson
Lowell St
Madison Square Garden
New York City
U.S
Johnson
Schriver
Belden Board of Education
Ohio State University
OSU
County Advisory Extension Council
Lorain County Farm Bureau Federation
Regional Planning Commission
PTA
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Klingman
Henry Gordon
Aldrich
Kingman
Police Chief
Elyria
Center Ridge Road
R. Jacobs
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