Lorain Eyes 3 Step Plan To Speed City Planning
A three step plan for city planning was outlined at a Lorain luncheon by Harland Bartholomew of Washington DC. He urged public understanding, development of a comprehensive area plan, and a follow through group with regional and city cooperation to reduce long term costs. The Sertoma Club plans a follow up committee as 140 people including mayors attended.
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Moose Hall
Harland Bartholmew
Washington, D. C
Bartholomew
Sertoma Club
Lorain County
John C. Jaworski
Reid Ave
South Lorain
William Scanland
Jaworski
Elyria
Victor F. Stewart Jr
Norman Thompson
Diary Of Anne Frank drama at Huron Playhouse opens Tuesday
Eight people hide from Nazi pursuers in Amsterdam garret as The Diary of Anne Frank opens for a five night run at Huron Playhouse. The production stars Elinor Epstein as Anne and Ted Windt as Mr Frank with Ted Windt directing his fifteenth Playhouse assignment.
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Anne Frank
Huron Playhouse
Broadway
Amsterdam
Anne
Frank
Elinor Epstein
Mr. Frank
Ted Windt
Peter van Daan
William Lederman
Richard Reimold
Gloria i Lane
Mr. Dusel
Ronald O'Leary
Mrs. Frank
Janice Borgia
Bay Village
Margot
Cheryl Smith
Sympathy
Micp
Nancy Brown
Mr. Kraler
Jack Chapin
F. Lee Miesle
Dr. Miesle
Playhouse
Caravans To Tour County For 125th Birthday
About 100 Harbor Belle and Harbor Knight members form a mobile caravan Saturday to publicize Lorain citys 125th birthday. They meet at Lakeview Park and visit Vermilion Oberlin Wellington Grafton Elyria Amherst and other county communities with a band. The celebration runs July 17 through July 24 and opens with four days honoring Admiral Ernest J King. Saul Portnick chairs the caravan and Rogers Production Co stages events.
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Lorain
Harbor Belle and
Harbor Knight
Lakeview Park
Vermilion
Oberlin
Wellington
Grafton
Elyria
Amherst
Lorain County
Ernest J. King
USN
Saul Portnick
Rogers Production Co
Roosevelt tied to lead pencils says pencil leaders
Clyde Nissen of the Lead Pencil Manufacturers Association argues Theodore Roosevelt used lead pencils as famously as Washington to cherry trees or Lincoln to log cabins. He notes Roosevelt’s 1905 inauguration ribbons featured small lead pencils, and a pencil is displayed at the Theodore Roosevelt Museum. Roosevelt reportedly scrawled his last message in 1914 while ill in Brazil, and drafted documents in pencil, including an address to the Nobel Prize Committee in 1910.
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NEW York
UPI
Lead
Boston theater site has housed shows since 1796
A Boston pilot linked to show business notes a theater has stood on Tremont Street’s Astor site since 1796, tracing the area’s long cultural legacy back to George Washington era.
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Boston
George Washington
Astor Theater
Tremoin Street
Council OKs Purchase Of New Cruiser
Vermilion village council, adjourning Wednesday, voted to buy a 1959 Ford for the police department from F. E. Baker and Sons at 1860 dollars with a 1957 Dodge trade-in. Mayor Fred Fischer said street improvements at Blue Bird Beach can proceed, noting records show the streets were accepted for public use in August 1920 per Solicitor William Smith.
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F. E. Baker and Sons
Police Department
Blue Bird Beach
Fred Fischer
Fischer
William Smith
Jolly Juniors 4H Club Plans Fair Booths and Swim Event
Members of the Jolly Juniors 4H club in Columbia met this week to discuss fair booth space and contestant ideas for the demonstration contest. A swimming party is planned at Jaguar Lake Park. Health talks were given by Norma Grilis Judy Jajack Pat Kevse and Sharon Smith. The next meeting will be at the advisor's home. Doris Waikden July 21.
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Columbia
Joly Juniors 4H
Jaguar Lake Park
Norma Grilis
Judy Jajack
Pat Kevse
Sharon Smith
Advisor
Doris Waikden
Nigerian missionary speaker visits Four-Square Gospel Church
Rev. Harold Curtiss from Nigeria spoke at the Four-Square Gospel Church meeting sharing missionary problems and life in West Africa. He is on leave from mission duties and recently spoke at the Eastern Division Convention in Mount Vernon. Songs and devotions were led by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Klingenmeier.
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Amherst
Nigeria
West Africa
Four-Square Gospel Church
Harold Curtiss
Mount Vernon
Oscar Klingenmeier
Camera Club At Amherst Plans Picnic
Sandstone Camera Club members finalized plans for a Sunday picnic during their monthly meeting at 121 Jackson St. The gathering will be at Carl Johnson's Lake Rd Lorain home at 1 pm with several new members attending. A round table discussion of slides accompanied the event with 14 members present.
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Amherst
Sandstone Camera Club
Joseph Tropic
Jackson St
Carl Johnson
Lake Rd. Lorain
California milk output in 1956 tops 7.31 million pounds
California dairies produced 7.310 million pounds of milk from an estimated 850000 cows in 1956, averaging 8.600 pounds per cow.
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California
Bargaining In Strike Continues For Boilermakers
Negotiations resumed today between the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Combustion Engineering Co. in New York and Cincinnati but no progress was reported by late morning. The talks for a new contract have dragged since May 1 with no agreement, according to George Hoffman of Pittsburgh local 154. A walkout yesterday, the second in a month, halted the Avon Lake expansion program of the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. Local 129 of the International Union of Electrical Workers went on strike June 10 over a jurisdictional dispute but returned to work the next day.
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International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
The
Combustion Engineering Co
New York
Cincinnati
George Hoffman
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Avon Lake
International Union of Electrical Workers
Bribe Charge Dropped in Medina Case
Charges of soliciting a $200 bribe from Patsy Ferrarl, operator of Patsy’s Truck Stop, were dropped against state liquor enforcement agent William C. Power after a Municipal Court hearing. Richard C. Manos pleaded innocent and his preliminary hearing was continued to July 15. Power was absolved due to alibi. he faces dismissal after his provisional period ends.
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Medina
Carl Wilson Asid
William C. Power
Richard C. Manos
Canton
Litchfield
Patsy Ferrarl
Patsy
Power
Ohio
James Videan
Ivan Smith
Lorain Driver Faces HitandRun Charges On Wood Ave
Lorain police report a red and white Ford hit a parked car on Wood Ave south of 30th St. The driver fled after a passenger moved into the driver seat. Ownership listed as Fransisco Crosino with another car owner Charles Tully. a woman was driving during the incident. A separate case one block away notes a boy struck by a hitskip bicycle rider in Central Park with minor injuries. A Vermilion resident reported a spare wheel theft from Olga Kulik’s car parked at National Tube Co. lot.
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30Th. St
Fransisco Crosino
West 2Th St
Charles Tully
East 28Th St
Richard Schiling
West 21St St
Central Park
Magdalene Urban
Olga Kulik
Thompson Rd
Vermilion
Kulick Auto
National Tube Co
Ida Newbrough
Farr Ave
Elyria
Leslie Howard
Reeves Ave
Melvin Bell
Cleveland
Betty Newbrough
West Liberty St
Harry Mortensen
George Brown
Parma
Eugene Lee
Charles Grimmett
Linn Rd
Wisconsin Park Attendance Surges From 1944 to 1956
Attendance at Wisconsin state parks rose from under one million in 1944 to over five million in 1956, reflecting growing public use and interest in outdoor recreation and park facilities across the state.
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Wisconsin
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