Elyria Pressing Ahead With City Improvement Plan
Elyria begins resurfacing under a two mill levy approved in May, costing about 78000 with 22000 left from the original 100000 allocation. Projects include curb and sidewalk upgrades, Broad St. work by Ohio Fuel Gas Co., revised parking meters, a large sewage plant nearing completion, two new pools and an artificial ice rink, and new apartment and hotel developments. City faces funding gaps and warns that without public support and a capital improvement fund Elyria risks lagging private growth and losing new industries.
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Ely Park
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Broad St
Middle Ave
City Recreation Department
Elyria
Washington Ave
Rt 57
Turnpike
Cedar St
Elyrians
Books Travel Far From North Ridgeville Library
The North Ridgeville branch of the Lorain County Library sees books travel far as patrons drive to the library. Books return from as far as Lorain, often misplaced by youngsters on car rides. Opened with help from the Junior Women's Club, the one room library now holds 7 000 to 8 000 volumes and offers a night deposit, limited magazines, and a growing adult readership.
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North Ridgeville
Lorain County
Helen Koepke
Lorain
County Libbrary
Junior Women's Club
Ridgeville Women's League
Rt. 76
Rt. 20
Koepke
Philatelic Literature Review features Jamaica bibliography and expo plans
The June 1963 Philatelic Literature Review highlights a Jamaica postage stamps and postal history bibliography by Howard J. Gaston. It also covers articles on postal history, the centenary of the philatelic press, Jamaica Study Group, German Philatelic Society, and the American Philatelic Congress Library. It notes a Philatelic Literature Searching Service, a British Commonwealth Philatelic Study Club, and a Paris stamp exhibition set for 1964 with 2500 frames, 400 junior frames, and expert appraisal.
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Philatelic Literature Review
Philatelic Press
Jamaica
Howard J. Gaston
C. M. Nichols
The
L. N and
M. Williams
British Commonwealth Philatelic Study Club
Commonwealth
Daniel W Woogs
P. O
Jamestown
N. Y
al Be
Philatele Literature Assoc
Philatee Pars
Grand Palas
Avenue de Chamip- Elysees
Federation of French Philatehe
Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications
Philatelic
Varous
Paris
Albania
Haiti
Jordan
Paraguay
Committee On
U.S
Cleveland
Garfield Perry Stamp Club
Charlie Ball
Wll
Greece
George I
Constantine Nit
Alexander I
George II
Paul
Central
Elyria
German incomes rise as middle class grows
Since the 1950s West German consumers moved into the middle class. In 1957 about 51 percent of households earned real income of $125 a month or less, 47.9 percent earned $125 to $375, and 0.7 percent earned more than $375. By 1960 the share in the lowest group fell to 35 percent, middle incomes rose to 63 percent, and the rest entered higher brackets.
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Rom
Moon Cloud Report Sparks Interest in Alphonus Crater
New York scientists report a carbon bearing gas from a peak around the Alphon sus crater. Dr Nikolai A Kozyrev notes gas emission while Dr Dins more Alter observes a mysterious mistiness on the crater floor.
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New York
Alphonsus
Nikolai A. Kozyrev
Dinsmore Alter
Century old town figure shines through time
The piece portraits a revered elderly man whose keen mind and steady hands anchor the community. It traces his long life, noting 90th, 97th, and planned 100th birthdays, while revealing how archival records reshape his legend into a sober, humanity preserving memory.
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Tne
Benefit square dance raises funds for Dean Bally recovery
More than 160 couples paid 82 each at the Elyria Roll Arena for a benefit western square dance for Dean Bally who suffered severe burns from an explosion while installing a kitchen countertop. The event drew about a dozen callers and volunteers. anonymous donor covered almost all hall rent enabling nearly all proceeds to Bally.
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Elyria Roll Arena
Dean Bally
Tura
Elyria
Bally
Radar speed sign rule draws fire from city police
Governor Lausche signed a bill requiring signs 730 to 1000 feet before radar zones, limiting enforcement on many Elyria streets and halting some school zone checks. Police Chief James Boggs criticized the measure as hindering speed enforcement.
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Frank L. Lausche
James I. Boggs
Elyria
Boges
Boo Boo at the Bank raises alarm over fraud justice
An Alabama court ruling freeing a Montgomery man who kept $43,000 from a bank error sparks editorials about civic honesty. The piece contrasts this with a Los Angeles finder returning bonds and urges sustained public indignation against swindlers to protect the economy.
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Life Magazine
Montgomery
Alamar
Citzen
Alabama Court of Appeals
Heaven
Los Angeles
Angelehos
America
al Capone
Whrushchey
Squeeze helps declarer seal contract in well played hand
South as declarer, facing West led spades then a diamond, planned to avoid heart and club losers. He ruffed spades, led clubs, cashed diamonds, and ruffed again to create a squeeze on East. By exhausting East of spades and forcing West to discard hearts, he secured the contract and demonstrated forward planning.
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West
Declarer
South
East
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Progress
Charles J. Hostetter
Lbrarian
Joyce Guilgenbach
Ridgeville
Public Library
Review
Philatelic Literature Assoc
Tbs
Don Miller
Ancient One
Holly Hoodowner Club
Ridgeview Shopping Center
Jack May
Toledo
Lloyd Litman
Parma Heights
Ralph Pavlik
Strongsville
May
Boyne Mountain
Boyne City
Mich
Hoedowners
Hoedowners’ Officers and Board of Directors
Bob and
Kay MacArthur
Lake Shore
Holly Hoedowners
Ridgeview
Mien
Elymal
Memoral Lake Park
Harry Gordon
White Barn
Twinsburg
George Jabbusch
Cedar Point
Johnny Davis
Dave Taylor
Pete Peters
Katie Mclxenzie
Jabbusch
Norm Eiseman
Butch Little
Doug McKinnon
Carolie
Elyna
Dave Stevenson
Couples Club
First Methodist Church
Pavlik
Belles & Beaux Workshop
Strongsville High School
National Guard Armory
Fngel Rd
Brookpark
Overlook Squares
North Olmsted Community Cabin
Frank Mayerske
Stevenson
Yesteryear
United States of America
Ohio
Boo-boo
Alabama
Life
Booboo
Sam
By B. Jay Becker
North Air
South West North Fast Ld
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