Wellington approves 1960 budget and bond for storm sewer
Wellington council approved the 1960 budget of 421049.56 with no objections and passed a 75000 bond proposal for a storm sewer project from Charlemont Creek to Elm Street. Lorain County auditor approved a 2.6161 mill five year levy, and bids will be sought for 3000 gallons of police fuel. Prospect Street paving set for August. Electric license granted to Lewis P. Jewett.
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Wellington
Charlemont Creek
Jones St
Union St
Elm St
Lorain County
Tom Laundon
Dave Huffman
Ralph Gray
Prospect St
Board of Education
Aubrey Witbeck
Lewis P. Jewett
The
Spencer Electric Co
Beaver Park Regatta Planned With Full Weekend Schedule
Beaver Park Boat Club hosts its 21st annual regatta with Harry Westfall as general chairman. Committees include Gordon Wheeler for spent, Cliff Ragsdale racing, Roy Berrington ladies, and Commodore Lovell Pearch for tickets and program. Friday events feature decorations and a dance, flag-raising duties by Lee Gotro, a log race Saturday from 11 to 3, and a Sunday program beginning at noon with a parade and the first outboard race at 2. Lorain Outboard Racing Club sponsors the flag-raising and seven outboard and three inboard heats. Grand prize drawings occur at 4.
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Beaver Park
Beaver Park Boat Club
Harry Westfall
Gordon Wheeler
Cliff Ragsdale
Roy Berrington
Iladies
William Little
Commodore Lovell Pearch
P. Tucker
D. Hinds
Commodore
Wheelers
H. Walczak
Sulpizio
B. Rosa
Bob Schaffer
Bob Dennison
LeRoy Gotro
Dave Williams
Neal Archambeau
Lee Gotro
John C. Jaworski
Lorain
Kipton Council Approves Final Zoning Ordinance Plan
The Kipton village council approved on final reading a zoning ordinance creating six districts including TR-1 and TR-2 for temporary trailers and motels. It sets size, spacing, and sanitation rules for trailer parks and requires public official inspection access. A zoning commission will comprise planning commission members serving terms.
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Kipton
Zoning Commission
Planning Commission
Katter Commission
Library To Assess Users Three Dollars A Year
Herrick Library will charge non Lorain County residents three dollars annually starting Sept. 1 to relieve strain on finances. The library serves many non local users funded by county intangible tax funds and seeks to balance support with demand. The main floor was air conditioned recently to improve conditions for patrons.
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Herrick
Lorain County
Ohio
State VFW Leaders to Convene in Lorain
VFW commander John Frye of Post 451 announces a three day state Administration Council meeting in Lorain starting 8 30 p m Friday at Antler's Hotel during the citys 12th birthday events A banquet honoring Frye follows Saturday at the American Slovak Home with tickets available from Post 41 and other veterans groups A Lorain County Sheriff escort will meet Frye on arrival at Cleveland Hopkins for the homecoming event Saturday night
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Lorain
Frye
Antler’s
Washington Ave
Lorain County
Fyfe
Broadway
Ots
Alfred Porkolab
Post 41
Administration Council
VFW
Acme Grange Inspection Postponed to September
Columbia report states the Lorain County master inspection of Acme Grange was moved to the first September meeting. Plans to assist at the grange event at Wellington next month will be discussed tonight at 8:30 during the Columbia Town Hall meeting.
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Columbia
Lorain County
Acme
Wellington
Cohenbia
53 At Columbia Family Reunion Ends Yearly Event
The Nordgren family reunion in Columbia Park drew 35 attendees with three deaths and five births reported for the year. This marked the final gathering of the Cphernes clan. Next year a new family group will erect a monument at Asitabuiz.
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Columbia Family
Columbia
Nordgren
Columbi Park
Garing
Tr Cphernes
Gether
Asitabuiz
Jewelry Thief Steals From Herrick Jewelry Store
Police report a theft at Herrick jewelry store on West College Street. A concrete fragment shattered the east show window and five diamond rings a diamond cluster and a wrist watch were taken, valued at 834.21 dollars. Dorothy Shipman found the damaged window and notified police.
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Oberlin
Herrick Jewelry Store
West College St
Rudy Neuman
East Show Window
Dorothy Shipman
North Prospect St
Oberlin College recital by five Conservatory students
Five Oberlin College Conservatory students will perform a recital tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Warner Concert Hall on campus. Performers include Helen Benham from Amenia New York playing Bach, David Kazimierzak from Bartlesville Oklahoma playing Vitali and Auer pieces, Joyce Chaffer from Idaho Falls Idaho performing Debussy, William Bynum from New Bern North Carolina with a Beethoven sonata, and Cary Dickerson from Hampton Georgia with a Barita Sonatina.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
Helen Benham
Amenia
Bach
David Kazimierzak
Fom
N.C
Cary Dickerson
Hampton, Ga
Baritok
Medina County VFW Unit Sets Meeting Tonight
Valley City reports Medina County VFW Auxiliaries meet at 8 p m in Seville at the Robert R Taylor Post with department convention, chairmen reports, and a quarterly audit on the agenda Wednesday events include Browne Troop No 2 at 2 p m, Liverpool 4H groups at 7 33 p m, Valley City VFW Auxiliary regular meeting, Lions Club directors at 8 30 p m with committee chairs named, and a note on Arctic trek by SP4 Glenn Schwan. Frank Jacks Lizotte earns MA from University of Akron. former Valley City resident now in Lodi. earlier bachelor’s led LaFayette Elementary.
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Valley City
Medina County Council
VFW
Seville
Robert R. Taylor
John Schritz
VFW Post 3563
Raffie Wil
Dar
Lions Club
Robert Seingass
Frank Jacks Lazotte
Brunswick Center
University of Akron
Lizotte
Lodi
Baldwin- Wallace College
LaFayette
Broms- Wick
Regatta Planned At Huron for Sesqui-centennial
HURON HOBO plans a two day regatta August 29 and 30 tied to Huron’s sesqui centennial. Professional races by Mid East Outboard offer 600 in cash prizes on the 2%h with 42 trophies across 14 classes and a perpetual trophy race. Registration is three dollars. HOBO invites other outboard clubs to join.
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Huron—Huron Outboard Boating Organization
HOBO
Huron
Bill Matt
Mid-East
C Hydro
Hydro
Matt
Dave Stienberger
Harry Griffith
Virgil Griffith
Vermilion Girl Scout Day Camp Sees Seventy-One Signups
Vermilion director Mrs. Paul Vesper reports 71 girls signed for the five day session August 3 to 7. Forty-two are intermediate Scouts and 29 are Brownies. The Fish and Game Association Grounds host the camp again with their generous facilities. A 49 star flag is needed and may be loaned to the scouts. call the director at her home.
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Vermilion
Paul Vesper
Vermilion Neighborhood
Fish and Game Association
Vesper
Things Are Humming In Oberlin
North Park Ave resident Mies Pautino Martian reported being stung twice while patrolling the area. Oberlin officials contacted campus authorities who dispatched an exterminator to address the incident.
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Oberlin
Mies Pautino Martian
North Park Bt
Ripton Council Mows Weeds and Urges Rail Help
Village of Ripton councilmen voted to clear roadside weeds using a $3,496.70 streets and sidewalks fund. They urged New York Central Railroad to mow its right of ways, and will install speed limit and Incorporated Village of Ripton signs at the village limits as part of a year of praise from residents.
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Robert Hart
Russell Whitney
Charles Ingerson
Ripton
Belgian Congo film charts safari themed adventure
A Belgian Congo film frames a safari as its central adventure with cinematic scenes aimed to entertain and inform audiences about the jungle journey and local life.
Sheffield Lake Board Hires Six Teachers Amid Three Open Posts
The Sheffield Lake District School board approved six new teachers and a custodian last night. Three teaching vacancies remain across four schools. A speech therapist will be shared with Avon district, aided by about 5000 dollars in federal subsidies.
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Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Lake District
Anita Boytar
Walter Marks
James Wiebrecht
Angela Edwards
John Marker
Jack Mitchell
William Barr
Avon
Ridgeville 4-H Club Sets Projects Judging Schedule
Ad visor Mrs. Joseph Cole announced judging for 44 Ridgeville 4-H projects at the Town Hall on Monday July 27. All project books are due by next meeting. Rose Myers led the business session and tickets for the Lorain County Fair were distributed. Pins and Needles Club plans one pre fair meeting and one after.
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Joseph Cole
MYF Meeting At Henrietta Lake Social Evening
The MYF of the local Methodist church held a social gathering Thursday at the Meyer summer home on the lake with swimming games and refreshments. A devotional meeting followed Sunday evening at the church with John Born in charge of the program.
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Henrietta
Harry Meyer
John Born
Booster Club Plans Dance After Picnic
Henrietta reports the Boosters Club held a July picnic at the DeWalt home and organized a Sept. 12 dance at Firelands High School. Bob Parkinson of WEOL Elyria will provide records and entertainment. Next meeting set for Aug. 10 at Firelands High School.
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Henrietta
Boosters Club
Jerry DeWalt
North Ridge
Firelands High School
Bob Parkinson
WEOL
Elyria
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Kipton Council
Women’s Republican Club
Wellington Hardware
Louanne Broad
Louannne Broud
Louis Broud
West Rd
Future Homemakers of America
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Chicago
Miss Broud
Louanne
WHS
Ohio State University
Barbers
Medina County
Lene Reynolds and
JeanneWinterfield
Arctic
Glenn Schwan
John Schwartz
Greenland Ice Cap
Vermilion Scout Day Camp
Activat Grakes
Tire Service
W. Erie
E. Bridge
Ayria
Sheffield Lake Board
August Scarpelli Jr
Pasadena Ave
Horace Smith
Eliza‘beth Holder
Link
Forestlawn School
Baker Office Supply Co
Link Equipment Co
Marcella
Ridgeville
Myf
Booster Club
Ricardo del Carmen
Fairfax
Etvria
Sheil
Super Shell
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