Water budget passes amid clerk promotions clash in Lorain
Lorain City Council approved the 1963 water works and sewage budgets totaling 1,543,869.63 despite criticism of promotions for three water works clerks from Class Three to Class Two. Finance chair Earl Frank cited a typo error in the ordinance. Petrosky pressed opposition, while Agnew and Zunich defended the reclassifications as long overdue. The measure, with one dissent by Petrosky, also outlined debt service and capital improvement allocations for each department. The water fund closed 1962 with about 319,799 balance. 1963 outlook estimated near 419,799 after planned spending. The sewage fund showed a 262,284.59 balance in 1962 and an projected 1-year spend of 738,284.59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kingzeit
Lorain
Nance
Petrosky
Agnew
Water Works
A. V. Agnew
George Zunich
Joseph Petrosky
Earl Frank
Zunich
Waley Works
Frank
William Parker
R-7
Munich
Zurich
Council
Thew names sales boss for Lorain Loaders
Kenneth B. Larkin is named sales manager of Lorain Loaders by Thew Shovel Co. He has spent a decade as eastern regional manager for a front end loader maker and previously sold construction equipment on the West Coast. The Larkins plan to move nearby with three sons, one at Drake University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Kenneth B. Larkin
W. W. Blauvelt
Thew Shovel Co
Larkin
Drake University
Man held in knifing attempt
LORAIN Police arrested 27 year old LORAIN man LORAIN Claude Foley at St. Joseph Hospital after a knife incident involving his wife Virginia Foley 30. He allegedly forced entry through a basement window and threatened her with a knife from a bedroom drawer during a domestic dispute culminating in a cut finger and a five stitch injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Claude Foley
Indiana Ave
St. Joseph Hospital
Foley
Virginia
Plea Innocent Trial Date Set For Local Case
Elyria news notes a plea of innocent, a trial date set, and civil defense plans. The board discusses using school buildings as emergency centers, cost estimates, and safety policies. Bus purchases approved, two men charged with driving without a license and giving false info. Education committee debates grade prerequisites and weighting for advanced courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Board of Education
Joseph D. Stockstill
McClelland
Defense
Ward W. B. Young
Sense
Lorain County Medical Society
Stockstill
F. J. Gottfried
W. Q. McClellan
Lorain
Nicador Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Ar McClellan
Lorain County
Emilio Capetilio
Equipment Company
East 32Nd St
Jose Carreach
East 30Th St
Wayne Superamic
Robert G. Bennhoff Co
Cleve
Council debates trimming 1963 budget to fit funds
Lorain City Council wrestles with where to cut a 1963 appropriation as committee members dissect requests from department heads and the county budget commission. They target increases for street department workers and office purchases while considering consolidation and a possible temporary appropriation to cover a shortfall until the full-year budget is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Nance-Claims Committee
Central
Ritenauer
Seo
Vis
Earl R. Frank
County Budget Commission
Joseph J. Mitock
Frank
Hisjslood
George Zunich
Zurich
Frei Ritenauer
Rilenaver
George Zmith
Avon Lake plans new street lights across city
Avon Lake council heard plans for adding new street lights on Jaycox and Brookfield plus eight more along Walker and Lake roads. Five lights will be on Jaycox, nine at 4000 lumens and two at 6000 lumens, with twenty two upgraded from 2500 to 4000 lumens. Total annual cost rises by 1192. Builders sought final payments on five construction projects, with two payments totaling 34,419 and 1,378, subject to committee review and approval of plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Lind
Evelyn D. Fisher
Jaycox
Brookfield Rd
Edward Fir’ment
Lake
Frank
Board of Controls
Mayor, Safety and Services Directors
Auditor's
Roany
Denari Mante
Moore Rd
Avon Lake Council Approves Bond Sale and Subdivision Dispute
Avon Lake City Council approves sever bond sale tied to a 500000 general obligation issue to back tax delinquency sales for sewer system work. Gary Construction’s plan for Moorewood Subdivision No 3 is rejected again for plat acceptance after a year, while city engineers arrange Hill Ditch cleaning with public equipment, at no cost to Edward Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Jingland
G. Des Bates
Gary Construction
Simon Zalben
Gary Construction Co
Moorewood Subdivision
Zalben
Jand
Robert Wilging
Edward Mitchell
Center Rd
Hill Ditch
Mitchel
Mitchell
Multiple Traffic Crashes Reported Across Elyria Norwalk Areas
Police log lists several minor crashes with two drivers cited for failure to stop within an assured clear distance. Cedric Jones and Nina Brown collided on Oak Street near Dahwond Avenue in snow. George Sederis was rear ended on Third Street by Clare Smith. Arthur Phiovan backed into a parked car on West Broad Street. Two motorists failed to yield in a three car Lodi Street collision. State Patrol notes ambulance and snowplow minor accident on Rt. 20. Additional rear end and improper turn incidents reported on Rt. 57 Rt. 10 and Lake Avenue with no injuries. Continuous patrol activity recorded in Elyria LaGrange Norwalk Wakeman and surrounding areas.
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Elyria
Cedric 3. Jones
West River St
Nina M. Brown
Hillsdale St
Qak St
Dahwond Ave
Jones
Gek St
Brown
Oakwood
George E. Sederis
Fot
East Ave
Laen
Airs
Clare Smith
Westpath St
Sederis
Third
Middle Ave
Smith
Arthur L. Phiivan
Lincoulnton
N.C
West Broad
Kenneth Kreineh
Fremont
Lodi St
Rt. 37
Robert Harold (Sr
Clinton Ave
Stephen H. Doorneweerd
High Seaa
Harold
Wayne Burren
RD 2
West
Ridge
Doorneweerd
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Camden Township
LaGrange
Hans J. Sperber
Westerville
Dale R. Wise
Parol
Wise
Rt. 301
Sperber
Thomas J. Curry
Elm Rd
North Eaton
Geneva E. Cutlip
Edgewood
Grafton
Rt. 10
Curry
Joseph S. Kolbe
Rt. 254
Rt. 57
Kolbe
Donald E. Mandeel
Lorain
Lake Ave
Charles J. Hentges
Alexa
Zagorsky
Debra Dr
Hentges
Zagorsky Auto
Tno
Norwalk
Highway Patrol
Howard W. Walker
Rt. 20
Wakeman
Stanley W. Campbell
Rs 303
Campbell
Walker
Avon Lake council approves higher salaries for judge and clerk
Avon Lake city council boosted the municipal judge salary from 4800 to 6000 and the clerk from 7000 to 8400 annually, effective Jan 1 1964, with costs split 60 40 between county and city. The increases follow a study by the Lorain County Bar Association and council's job evaluation committee. The clerk’s rise depends on elective status under charter amendments, while the judge’s raise reflects an overall regrade and morale concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Lorain County Bar Association
Council
St. Joseph Hospital
Otha N. Street
Richard Hemmer
Middle Ridge
Amherst
Reid Ave
23Rd St
Evelyn Sherman
Qshorne Ave
Ruth Hicks
Hom
West Loth St
Eveytn D. Fisher
Heromer
Forest Hill Blvd
Sunset Blvd
Robert Meyer
Allen Pentz
Norman Frindt
Lorain council races and school plans disclosed
Two filings for Lorain council in the Democratic primary include a Black River Township trustee and an incumbent. Architects presented preliminary plans for a Windson Drive elementary school with 12 classrooms a kindergarten room and study spaces, aiming for term completion and classroom use by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Black River
Floyd E
Outcast, Guenther and pAstociates
Windsor Drive
Paul Stewart
McClellan
Maplewood
Crestwood
Lorain Man Charged After Bar Altercation
Lorainite Morrell was charged with assault and battery and malicious destruction of property after an early Sunday incident at the Cavalier Club. Ann Weigel reported Morrell overturned stools and bottles, struck a mirror, and assaulted her. barmaid Naomi Winningham was treated at Lorain St. Joseph Hospital for possible eye injuries.
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Lorain
Lorashite
Ann Weigel
Cavalier
Pearl Ave
Lorain County
Roy L. Morrell
East 37Th St
Naomi Winningham
East 31St St
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
Mortell
Lorain Municipal Court
Protests on Schools Renewed in Lorain Meeting
About 20 residents urged new construction for overcrowded Admiral King High and Lowell Clementa, calling relocation and condition concerns. No action was taken as the Lorain School Board briefly discussed financing. Clerk Treasurer Sposato says school needs are on the books but no bond or levy recommendations exist. Another work session is set for next Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
South Lorain
Admiral King High School
Lowell Clementa
Orain City
Ernest FP. Sposatory
Chronicle- Telegram
Local ads mix in Elyria notice page 1963
A fragmented 1963 Elyria page lists varied local ads and notices. It mentions phone numbers for a hardware store and door repair services, then shifts to fruit and produce offerings with orchard names, varieties, and street directions. The scattered items reflect a typical community ad section.
Real Estate Transfers In Avon Lake and Sheffield Township
Real estate transfers listed include sales to John A Mikolay and Firse Baptist Church of Sheffield Lake with about two parcels in Avon Lake and Sheffield Township. Other transfers cover sublots in West Point Homes and Inwood Beach Subdivision, and a large tract for Raymond Konowlez along Sheffield Township.
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Villace Square
Jon D
Pstrids DL
Xinson
W Peu Homes
North Ridevile
Vilaze Square
Ronall D
Inwood Beach
Avon Lake
A. Scarpelli, Jr
Ruth E. Scarpel
Firse Baptist Church
Sheffield Lake
Orig
Sheffield
Janes J Abraham
Edward W
India
Engelhardt
Pina Heights
Amherst
Automatic Mentng Co
Lake - West
Coast. Co
Avon Tap
Alvin
Lillian Schmin
Pi Raymond
Frances Konowlez
Lor
January Produce Prices and Availability Report
Nearby produce markets show apples, lettuce, mushrooms, onions, potatoes, radishes, and greens with varying prices. Demand remains good and markets are firmer, while greenhouse and field items offer mixed supplies and several container sizes for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. No
Corts Romes
Stayman
R. del
G. del
Ohio
Ady Regt Bkts Behd
Eggs and Poultry Prices at Farms in Columbus
Prices for eggs and poultry on Columbus farms show ranges for jumbo, large, medium and small eggs with undergrades, and fryers, hens and roasters. Several price bands reflect quality and size with regional market variation and implied demand shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pri
Carem
Livestock prices show steady market at Cleveland sale
On January 29, 1965 in Cleveland bids ranged across cattle, calves, and sheep. Prices covered live cattle from good to prime, fat cows, heifers, bulls, and packing stock, with ranges for dairy, commercial, and standard quality. Sheep and lambs sold steady with clipped lambs and wethers showing typical spreads.
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Cleveland
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Finance Claims
Thew
Gottfried
E. E. Holt
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
George B. Miraben
J. Richard Wainwright
Sa Esents
Dandrea & Nardin Construc
Council Oks
Bates
Vl Us. Council
Howard Hosic
Moorewood Ave
Electric Blvd
Tha Lane
Plos
2Zalben
Hoxie
Junior P. Johnson
West 15Th St
Broadway
Lorraine J. Hodkey
West 29Th St
Johnson
Lorain Council
Holloway
Leonard Camera
Beck Rd
Vine ‘Ward
Jant Forest Hill Blvd
Maurice Katz
Leslie Anderson
Neil Sherwood
Lorainite
San
Haued Duper
St. GI
Berea
Per Reweay- Ki
BAKER
West FA
Day's
Donot SeeeRt
Cortland
Meintes
Jonathan
Butternut Ridge Rd
Western Reserve Inc
Broad ST Papal
Uate
Eggs and Poultry
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