Oberlin Board grants two zoning exceptions at appeals meeting
Oberlin Zoning Board of Appeals granted two exceptions to the zoning ordinance one a variance to parking for Dr C E Wigton Jr to run a dental office at 215 West Loraine St and a beauty parlor permit for Mrs Sidney Bond at 219 Grafton St Both in residential areas the board unanimously upheld the denial of permits explaining ample parking and conforming-use concerns City Manager Richard J Dunn supported the denials and board members Hartley Broadwell George Hoover Webb Parker Burrell Scott and George Cervone attended though Cervone was absent.
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C. E. Wigton Jr
Sidney Bond
Dr. Wigton
Loraine St
Medical Building
Wigton
Board of Appeals
Bond
Grafton St
Richard J. Dunn
Hartley Broadwell
George Hoover
Webb Parker
Burrell*Scott
George Cervone
Cervone
Avon to Put Two Levies on Ballot This Fall
Avon voters will see two levies on the November ballot an operating levy and a road maintenance levy each for two years and one mill. Council approved preparing a resolution and noted the village currently receives 2.35 mills of its 31.60 total tax rate with schools taking 24.51 mills.
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Avon
A.H. West
George Lanzendorffer
B.C. Curtiss
Lorain
Convention Report Due
VALLEY CITY Norman Crowe commander will report on the Department Ohio Convention attended recently in Columbus for a meeting of the Valley City DFW Post 5563 Thursday at 8 p.m. in the post rooms. Plans for future projects including the street fair and the annual clambake will be discussed. The post and ancillary members serve public fish dinners every Friday from 5 to 8 p.m.
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Valley City
Norman Crowe
Department Ohio
Columbus
DFW
Ridgeville Fire Sale Postponed Indefinitely
North Ridgeville fire department postponed Saturdays auction to raise funds for equipment due to a lack of items to sell. A spokesman said the sale will be rescheduled when more articles are on hand.
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North Ridgeville
Henrietta Farm Bureau reports training and plans
Henrietta Farm Bureau units held meetings at the home of Albert Reusser and Eastman residence with reports from Lorene Born and Mary Madrach. Plans include August picnic, entertainment by Grange groups at the County Home, and a portman family reunion at Lakeview Park with officers re elected. Local groups sent six youths to state events and parities spoke at the Henrietta Methodist Church.
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Henrietta
Lorene
Farm Bureau
Hiram College
Firelands High School
Farm Bureau Group 4B
Albert Reusser
Mary Madrach
Louis Madrach
of Grange
Henrietta Grange
Henry Leimbach
Florida
The
Keys
Farm Bureau Group 4-A
Eastman
Leavitt Rd
Mead Petty
I J
Portman
Lakeview Park
Lorain
Oberlin
Elvrra
Birmingham
Wakeman
Newsbury
Louis Ladrach
Robert Vetter Sr
Jesse Portman
Berlin Heights Homecoming Runs with Fruit Basket Theme
Berlin Heights Homecoming committee chose Fruit Basket of the Firelands Area as this year’s theme and set a $500 budget to fund larger parade prizes and more bands. About 35 units last year may double with Firelands sesquicentennial interest. Entries receive numbers for judging and PA display. Events begin Labor Day with a 10 am parade, pot luck at noon, Little League game at 1 pm, old timers game at 2 pm, chicken barbecue, band concert, and 8:30 pm fireworks.
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Berlin Heights
Firelands
Francis O'Donnell
Paul Ruggles
Carroll Sanders
Wellington rural sewer levy eyed for five year plan
Wellington officials propose a five year storm sewer levy of 75 000 dollars to fund a trunk system along Jones Street and prevent flooding. The village council scheduled a special session to review routes costs and financing with the village engineer and will finalize ballot measures in August before submitting to Normandy County for tax calculations.
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Finan Ory Tosis
Loran County Anchior
Derm St
Alore
Avon Village Officials Award Large Salary Increases
Avon village officials received pay raises with new mayor salary at 1800 a year and council members at 500. The clerk’s duties expanded to include board of public affairs, raising the clerk’s annual pay to 6000 with half funded by village funds and half by the public affairs board. Other raises cover custodians, groundskeepers, deputy marshals, and patrolmen with changes to probationary pay and an August 1 1960 implementation for certain roles. A public hearing for the 1960 budget is set for August 12.
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Avon
Board of Public Affairs
Public Affairs Board
Ings
Planning Commission
William Gates
Avon Police Club
LaVerne Pickering
Lins Tomlin
Finance Committee
Safety Committee
George M. Kiser
Oberlin Eyes State Aid to Pave East Lorain Street
City Manager Rich ard Dunn announced there is a chance of substantial state aid for paving East Lorain Street inside the corporation. A meeting with State Senator Charles A. Mosher and State Highway District Engineer E L Toberen yielded a favorable reception. State aid would cover moving traffic lanes while Oberlin funds would handle parking lanes for the FAA building approach.
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Oberlin
Richard J. Dunn
East Lorain St
Dunn
Charles A. Mosher
E.L. Toberen
State Highway Department
Ashland
Toberen
FAA
School Budget Aired Tonight at Columbia Board Meeting
A public budget hearing is set for tonight at 8:15 during the regular July Columbia Board of Education meeting in the home economics room. The session will present the proposed school budget and offer community input.
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Columbia
Columbia Board of Education
Columbia School
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