Old Gentleman George Day earns life membership and honors
Russ George M Day, soon turning 80, remains quick on the basketball court. The former Day's Hardware co owner of Elyria is honored with a lifetime membership in the Composers Authors and Artists Association of America where he has served as treasurer for 11 years before retiring. His wife Silver recently died after 53 years of marriage. Victor F Stewart Jr long time Elyria mayor and life underwriter is highlighted for his Million Dollar Round Table tenure and past roles.
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George M. Day
Day’s Hardware
Elyria
Composers, Authors and Artists Association of America
George
National Organization
Silver
Day
CAAA
Victor F. Stewart Jr
Democratic Party
Stewart
J. Grant Keys
Mike DiSalle
Columbus
State Highway Safety
Vic
Lorain Democrats press civil service probe
Seven of nine Lorain Democrats sign a letter backing Joseph Smith’s charges of irregularities in the Lorain Civil Service Commission. The letter goes to the Ohio Personnel Board as it reviews the local dispute, while a state board chair said a written report from local commissioners is requested.
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Lorain
Joseph P. Smith
Smith
State Board
Woodrow W. Mathna
Ohio
Commission
Lorain Commission
Louis Rosso Jr
Rosso
Mathna
Allison
Lison
State Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Jeresmo Keron
Alex Olejko
Leonlard Camera
Andrew Shukait
John Koscho
Fred Ritenauer
Evelio Roesario
Joseph Petrosky
Council
Ha Cinniger
William Parker
Obedience Class Trains Dogs for Lorain County Shelter Fund
Five dogs and their owners attend an obedience school sponsored by the Lorain County Animal Protective League. Fifteen dogs in weekly sessions led by Mrs. Leon ard Smith run Wednesdays through July 14 to raise funds for the shelter. Pupils include Silly Tilly with Mrs. Jack Tarry Ma'am, Prince Ali Baba with C. E. Short, Toby with Miss Peg Taylor, and Gypsy with Mrs. James Doyle.
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Lorain County Animal Protective League, Inc
Leonard Smith
Fish kill source remains elusive over decomposed carcasses
Officials say a larger area is likely involved as badly decomposed dead fish near a park outlet hinder analysis. Water samples from multiple sites showed adequate oxygen, while downstream sections may spread carcasses and confuse kill extent. Wildlife personnel stress immediate notification to avoid pollutant loss from rainfall.
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Parsons Rd
Bradley
Lorain County Metropolitan Park District
LaPorte
Park
Parsons Rd.bridge
Vincent Cillo
Cuyahoga County
4-H health and safety winners advance to district meet
In Lorain County 4-H Health and Safety talks at Midview High School Julia Jewett of Rochester and Paul Schriver of Belden won senior girls and senior boys divisions respectively to advance to district competition on July 14 at Leroy. Second and third place finishers across divisions included Kathe Nasipak Pam Kelley Roger Patton Dennis Hildebrandt and others from local clubs.
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Julia Jewett
Paul Schriver
Lorain County
Midview High School
Julia
Rochester
Paul
Belden
Belden Kan Da's
Leroy
Kathe Nasipak
Lorain
John Malik
Columbia Busy Beavers
Gary Landis
Rochester Bigger and Better
Charles Autsin
Eaton Aggies
Mary Lou Burrer
Carlisle Creators
Elaine Born
Henrietta 4-H Clovers
Ellen Bigler
Columbia Homemakerettes
Gary Teel
Ann Milete
Henrietta 4H Clovers
Barbara Ternes
Elyria Skillfulettes
Diane Farsmark
Columbia Home Makerettes
Leo DeChant
Flyers
Larry Schriver
Belden Kan-Do
Jeff Spanski
Citywide Papercan trial begins in Elyria
The city will test optional Papercan metal cans and bags for sanitation. Residents may use a return system with a deposit, returning equipment to West Virginia based Pulp and Paper Co. curbside pickups occur on the regular collection day.
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Birenhill
Onsis
Safety Service
M. Birchbill
West
Grnia Pulp and Paper Co
Bendix pledges 15000 to Elyria Library fund
Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company pledges 15000 to the Elyria Library building fund campaign. Willard Paine, company president, calls the gift a wise investment in the community and cites the library as inadequate for Elyria’s needs. The drive to raise 265000 shows over 50000 collected so far.
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Elyria
Bendix - Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company
Willard Paine
Chauncey B
Filyria Library
Paine
James Brown
Santee hearing focuses on finances or a survey
The Public Utilities Commission case in Columbus centers on the financial condition of Santee Bus Co. and whether it may continue routes formerly served by Greyhound Lines. Mayor Paul G. Sweda of North Ridgeville attended the hearing. testimony on vehicle condition was not accepted as part of the case.
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Sweda
Cleveland
Sartee Bus Co
Greyhound Lines
Paul G. Sweda
North Ridgeville
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio
Santee
Jeaid
Public relations cited as key in Elyria school levies
Elyria PTA survey shows most voters are critical of schools public relations while about a quarter show sympathy for the district. Readers urge clear explanations of levy needs and early Q A outreach, plus a get out the vote effort and parochial concessions.
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Parent- Teacher Association
Elyria Board of Education
Spell Out
PTA
Legislators OK Planning Bill Advances in Ohio House
The Ohio Senate had already approved the planning bill, heading to the governor for signature. The measure loosens limits on who may serve on county or regional planning commissions while noting no salary is paid. Rep. Ralph Regula said civic leaders aid commissions and ensure liaison between local government and planning bodies.
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Senate
Rex
Peril Pable
Ma'a
House of Representatives
Ralph Regula
Rstark
Regula
Planning Commission
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Russ
Lorain Council Democrats
Civil Service
By Jim Daubel
First Ward
Papercan
Akron
Birchhill
Somel
Wildlife Division
Black River
Parsons Ke
Clayton Lakes
Ed Bradley
East Branch
Animal Protective League
Eye District
Paga
the Chronicle -Telegram
Elyria, Ohio
Bendix
Vom Won
Cincinnati
Chronicle-Telegram Bureau
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