Candidates Ready Hats For Caucus
SOUTH AMHERST A village caucus to nominate candidates for November ballot is set for Tuesday evening at 7 30 at Town Hall. Residents should attend to nominate mayors clerks treasurers six councilmen three for the board of public affairs and two for the board of education. Nominees must file petitions with the board of elections with required signatures before a name appears on the ballot.
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South Amherst
Town Hall
Board of Public Affairs
Board of Education
Board of Elections
Mosher Arrested For Running Stop Sign
State Senator Charles E. Mosher was arrested July 3 for running a stop sign at East College Street and Oberlin. He was permitted to sign a waiver as he expects to be in Columbus all week.
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Mosher
Oberlin
Charles E. Mosher
East College St
Columbus
Grafton Firebelle Crown Won by Elyria Teenager
Elyria 18 year old Jeanie Taylor won the 1959 Grafton Firebelle title with 5375 votes, besting Sharon Dupler and Barbara Bruhn as rain dampened the carnival finale. Proceeds support a new $32,000 fire station with half funded by carnival gains and a $16,000 levy on the November ballot.
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Elyrian Jeanie Taylor
Grafton
Jeanie Taylor
Elyria
E. G. Taylor
Lincoln St
Sharon Dupler
Barbara Bruhn
Joe Noveske
Chestnut St
Deanie Taylor
Miss Taylor
Public Opinion Poll Planned for Western Reserve School District
A two page letter outlines a Wednesday poll in the Western Reserve district asking residents to vote yes or no on hiring a professional team from a college such as Kent State University to study local school problems. The cost is about 2500 dollars with ballots cast at Wakeman Hartland and Townsend schools.
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Wakeman
Western Reserve
Frederick Linder
Cal C. Canfield
the People’s Committee
George Lucht
Kent State University
Townsend, Wakeman
District Board of Education
North Ridgeville Junior Women Induct 5 New Members
North Ridgeville Junior Women inducted five new members in a candle light ceremony led by president Mrs. Ira Bainbridge. Inductees were Mrs. Harold Wellert, Mrs. Robert Reinhart, Mrs. John Palmer, Mrs. James Yost and Miss Dorothy Watson. Plans included a bake sale, Christmas Card sales, a Musicarnival visit, a July 12 family picnic at Clague Park, and an August meeting with a Beauty for You program.
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North Ridgeville
Harold Wellert
Robert Reinhart
John Pallmer
James Yost
Dorothy Watson
William Reinhart
Eldred Turner
Ways All Means
Frank Dudek
Frances Massenle
Musicarnival
Walter Noll
Clague Park
Robert Schmittgen
Robert Oldfield
James, Malley
Charles Ingersoll
Harry Jackson
Wellington Short Notes Highlights Local News
Rev Harold Willman delivered his first sermon at the First Methodist Church with a communion service. The former Lorain Medina Rural Electric Co headquarters on North Main and Taylor is being remodeled into a coin operated laundromat. Mrs William Norton will read stories for third grade boys and girls at the local library starting Wednesday at 2 pm, refreshments to follow. Daisy Rollins, at Union Street with her daughter, is at Weber Nursing Home after a stroke, previously treated at Allen Hospital Oberlin. Alice Andrus, a retired Wellington Machine Co employee, finished a western tour covering much of the West Coast.
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Wellington
Harold
Willman
First Methodist Church
Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Co
North Main St
Taylor St
William Norton
Daisy Rollins
Wiliam Mosher
Union St
Weber Nursing Home
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Alice Andrus
Dickson i St
Wellington Machine Co
Ion
Miss Coss Soloist at Ashland Band Shell
Ashland will host mezzo-soprano Sarah Elizabeth Coss as soloist with the American Federation of Musicians Band at the Brookside Park bandshell Sunday at 8 30 p m under Dr Louis E Pete. Coss recently finished studies for a Rochester master’s degree and has appeared with the Rochester Park Opera and the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra. She will sing Thine Alone I ll See You Again and selections from King and I with occasion on Sunday and August 8 in Ashland.
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Ashland
Sarah Elizabeth Coss
Rochester
N.Y
American Federation of Musicians
Brookside Park
Louis E. Pete
Warren D. Coss
Liverpool Trustees To Meet Evening Schedule
Liverpool township trustees meet tonight at 8 in the Community Hall with Walter Wolfe as chairman. Also at Liverpool School cafeteria Boy Scout troop 502 meets at 7 30 with Ralph Hawker as scoutmaster. Liverpool 4H girls meet Wednesday 7 to 9 p m in the same cafeteria along with H boys gathering 7 30 Wednesday at Don Necls home. Crile Party aids paraplegic patients at Crile Veterans Hospital with treats prizes for each ward and musical entertainment.
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Valley City
Liverpool
Walter Wolfe
Ralph Hawker
Don Necl
Sidney Burton Jr
VFW
Crile Veterans Hospital
Daily Newspaper Print Run Reaches 58 Million Copies
The edition will be distributed across the United States with a planned print run of 58 million copies for today. The substantial circulation underscores the paper's broad reach and market presence.
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U.S
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