Burglars Hit Local Businesses and Homes Then Fled
Police report burglars pried a front door at Lu kas Radiator Shop on Huron Street and stole cash from a cigarette machine and a cash register. Roosevelt School glass doors were shattered by a pellet gun. Five guns valued at 485 dollars were taken from Joe Malicki’s home on Georgetown Avenue. A burglar pried a front door to the Eugene Hall home on Ohio Street and took 1 in change from the attached garage.
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Huron Street
Roosevelt School
Joe Malicki
Georgetown Ave
Eugene P. Hall
Ohio St
Hospital Activities Discharges Wednesday
Jessie Kennedy is discharged on Wednesday from the hospital. Record notes indicate discharges for patients including Jessie Kennedy of 212 W Herrick Ave.
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Jessie Kennedy
Herrick Ave
Spencer names Lloyd Kelly acting police chief after resignation
Spencer council approved Mayor Pomeroy’s choice of Lloyd Kelly as acting chief following the resignation of Arthur Weidrick. Kelly will serve until June or until a new chief is filled, while James McCrea and Michael Latshaw were hired as six month probationary patrolmen. MCCREA will attend a Medina County police school at a $100 cost, and home telephone extensions will be installed for McCrea and Pomeroy to ensure calls are answered.
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Spencer
Arthur Weidrick
Glenn Pomeroy
Lloyd Kelly
Kelly
Pomeroy
Council
Tom Street
Prospect St
Wellington Street
Wellington Police Department
Perumme
Beichael Latshaw
E. Main St
Latshaw
Spencer News
Street
McCrea
Medina County
Sheriff's Department
Police Department
Spencer Penalizes Sewer Contractor Overrun in FHA Settlement
Spencer village council compromises with Francis Figley Contracting Co on final sewer project payment. Figley receives 7,359 of 8,279 owed, 920 penalty for 23 days beyond contract terms, settlement arranged by Figley attorney and village solicitor. FHA notes weather delays and 365 day limit. funds shortage risks village control but payments await available public law 660 and FHA funds. total bills reach 24,106.
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Spencer
Francis Figley
Farmer's Home Administration
FHA
Council
Figley
Reed McClure
Kenneth Grieve
Jeandrevin
Spencer Village Council Again Rebuffs Insurance Bill Payment
Spencer Village Council rejected paying about 300 dollars for fire station insurance on the grounds township trustees own the stations and the village already pays 1.1 mill annually. Solicitor John Jeandrevin advised the action after discussions with state officials. Council will pay only if trustees specify which expenditures the 11 mills cover beyond the insurance premium.
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Spencer — Vallage
John Jeandrevin
Jeandrevin
Council
Spencer OKs tri county building code to require permits
Spencer village council on third reading approved the tri county regional building code effective immediately. Residents must obtain zoning permits from the clerk and building permits from Medina County with county inspection. Fees rise from five to ten dollars for single family and twenty dollars for multi family or commercial. A one year completion deadline will be added to the ordinance.
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Spencer
Tri-County
Medina County
Spencer approves funding for village departments
The village council approved a 100,779 appropriation to support the new sanitary sewer system and operating costs. Expenditures in the department total 35,436 for the year while the general fund accounts for 29,289 for salaries and services. Water department operations receive 24,488, street and traffic use 9,825, and state highway fund 1,740.
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Spencer
Village Water Department
Archaeology group to host educator in Kettering Hall
The Oberlin Ashland Archaeological Society sponsors William Y. Adams for a Feb talk at 8 p.m. in Kettering Science Hall with a 6:30 p.m. dinner in the Accent Room. Reservations go to Mrs. Kinsey by Thursday. Adams, University of Kentucky anthropology professor and UNESCO liaison, discusses The Archaeological Salvage Campaign in Sudanese Nubia. He has led Nubian and western ethnological fieldwork. The lecture and dinner are open to the public.
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Ashland
Oberlin- Ashland Archaeological Society
William Y. Adams
Kettering Science Hall
Accent Room
Robert S. Kinsey
College Ave
Apt E
Adams
University of Kentucky
Unesco
Glen Canyon
Graffiti Marriage Was First Union to Defy Management
A historic labor move marks Graffite marriage as the first union to publicly defy management, signaling a bold challenge to established authority. The act reflects growing tensions between workers and leaders amid evolving labor dynamics.
Debate to explore engineers foremen at AIIE meeting
The Elyria Lorain AIIE chapter hosts a debate with foreman James Kelley of American Standard and engineer Harvey Gittler on practical industrial engineering and improving foremen’s theoretical grounding. Ted Kunze invites reservations by Monday at American Standard.
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Elyria-Lorain
American Institute of Industrial Engineers
AIIE
Wirg and Killies
Oberlin Road
James Kelley
American Standard
Harvey Gittler
Ted Kunze
Kunze
American Standard, Inc
Two Elyria Brothers Plead Innocent in Break In Charge
Elyria. Stephen J. DeKam 18 and Richard L. DeKam 19 of 631 Dewey Ave pleaded innocent to breaking and entering in Elyria Municipal Court. Bonds set at 500 each. Richard also pled innocent to two additional charges with a Feb 10 preliminary hearing and 5000 bonds on each. They were arrested Jan 19 for an alleged break in at Tarry Lanes bowling alley and Richard faces charges for December and November break ins at May Fair Bar 237 W River St and Spike's Food Market 213 Lowell St.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Tarry Lanes Bowling Alley
Lodi St
Richard Dekam
May Fair Bar
W. River St
Spike
Lowell St
Stafford promoted to brigadier general in surprise Air Force call
Thomas P. Stafford, 41, Weatherford Oklahoma native and astronaut, received a surprise call from Vice President Spiro Agnew promoting him from colonel to brigadier general. Senate confirmation still needed. Stafford quips it will be a while before he can wear the stars.
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Thomas P. Stafford
Air Force
Spiro T. Agnew
Stafford
Senate
Weatherford
Okla
Heiress reveals elopement tale contradicting press romance
At a Manhattan trial in which Andre Porumbeanu sues American Express for 50000, heiress Gamble Benedict Gallagher testifies she feared him at 19 and did not love him. She says she only took clothes for herself and the children, not his belongings.
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Benedict Gallagher
Andre Porumbeanu
Rome
New York City
American Express
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