Mayor Questions Planned Southeast Bypass Opening
Elyria Mayor Charles V. Neeson doubts the Monday opening of the Southeast Bypass. He says the city has not been notified by the contractor or Ohio Edison about turning over the lights and that Elyria’s portion valued at 57000 plus engineering fees is not officially ready for use. County Engineer Patterson cites Timmer as setting the date and two ceremonies being planned, which Neeson says cannot occur without official declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Neeson
Neeson
Elyria
Ohio Edison Co
Cleveland St. Bypass
Donald H. Timmer
Ohio Highway Department
Timmer
Donald E. Patterson
Chronicle - Telegram
Elyna
Patterson
Ohio unemployment claims rise for week ending July 20
Ohio jobless claims total 61 668 for the week ending July 20, up 292 from the prior week, per the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation. The Elyria office reported fewer claims for the same period, with 424 claims pending on July 20, down from 533 the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Elyria
Bureau
Jay
Miss LaGrange crowned to open three day festival
The three day LaGrange Festival opened with a parade on the square led by Keystone band. Miss LaGrange 1963-64 seniors from Keystone High School, chosen from nine candidates, was crowned by 1962 winner Georgia Van Der Wyst. Runners up were Kath leen Buswell and Sarah Garner. Judges included real estate man Robert King and James Main. Parade featured floats banners and fire trucks. Winning parade units were LaGrange Mothers Study Club Hot Stove Mothers Auxiliary and Boy Scout Troop 118.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarith Hastings
Lagrange
James Hastings
Whitehead Rd
Nancy Mitchell
Joan McRoberts
Carol McMullin
Joan Alexander
Jane Zimmerman
Carol Harper
Georgia van der Wyst
Robert King
Wellington
James Main
Grafton Ladies Shop
Keystone Band
Yingling family considers action after Lorain death
Lorain officials and attorney Milton Friedman met yesterday but produced no definite plan regarding action against Third Ward Councilman Joseph Godleski. Yingling, a former city water works filtration engineer, died July 17 of heart failure per a coroner. Friedman awaits sheriff report and external medical opinions beyond the coroner’s natural death ruling. Additional details about the Vermilion cottage argument over water workers’ pay may emerge.
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Lorain
Cornelius Yingling
Milton Friedman
Third Ward
Joseph Godleski
Friedman
Yingling
Godleski
Erie County
Wilbur Beier
Ene County Sheriff's
Loraim
Paul J. Kopseh
Straw in Meter Halts Proper Water Flow in Elyria Pump
Safety Director Cowden says a straw found in a six inch meter at the Flynn station, owned by Amherst Water Co, prevented the 10 inch line meter from working. Mayor Neeson notes missed advisories to install a proper 10 inch meter. Pumping remained via lift station. total losses undetermined.
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Elyria
Hersi Water Co
Safety Service
Joseph C. Cowden
Flynn Water
Lorain
Amherst Water Co
Cowden
Charles V. Neeson
Memorial funds blocked for county memorial courthouse plan
In Columbus Ohio UPI reports General William B. Saxbe ruled that a board of county commissioners may not spend the balance of a construction fund from a bond issue intended for a new county courthouse and jail to erect a memorial for the county's war dead. The opinion came at the request of Portage County Prosecutor George E. Martin.
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Columbus
UPI
Alty
William B. Saxbe
Board of County Commissioners
Portage County
George E. Martin
Woodards enters insanity plea in Lorain County case
John F. Woodards, 25, of North Ridgeville, pleaded innocent and not guilty by reason of insanity today in Lorain County Common Pleas Court to a first degree murder charge for the fatal beating of 83 year old Mrs. Margaret Van Arsdale in Columbia Township on July 13. Judge John D. Pincura ordered a 30 to 60 day psychiatric examination at Lima State Hospital. Additional pleas of innocence were entered by several others including Mrs. Mary Barnes Swaggerty, Lucas J. Taylor, Casper D. Keech, Willie Jennings and Kenneth Dunbar in separate indictments.
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John F. Woodards
Lorain County Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
Woodards
Jaycox Rd
North Ridgeville
Margaret van Arsdale
Columbia Township
Atty
Edward Conley
Lorain
Pincura
Lima State Hospital
Lima
Woodwrnds
Grand
Mary Barnes Swaggerty
South Professor St., Oberlin
Mather
Swaggerty
Swageerty
Lorain County Child Welfare Department
Lucas J. Taylor
Cleveland
Lotts Food Fair
Avon Laxe
Casper D. Keech
Dyke Rd
Willie Jennings
Kenneth Dunbar
Avon Lake
Lorain Woman Bound Over In Shooting Case
Dorothy Lee Charlton of 1518 East 31st Street was bound over to the Lorain County Grand Jury after pleading innocent to shooting her boyfriend Robert Dixon at 1513 East 31st Street during a July 4 argument. Dixon, 19, was shot in the face with a .32 caliber revolver and treated at St. Joseph Hospital. Bond set at $1,000.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Grand Jury
John S. Kelena
Dorothy Lee Charlton
East 31St St
Robert Dixon
Dixon
St. Joseph Hospital
Brief Will Bequeaths All To Sister Dorothy
Cincinnati telegram reports Otto Tappehorn's probate filing reveals a concise will stating all worldly possessions go to his sister Dorothy. His sister Maria Tappehorn receives $11 000 from the will filed in Probate Court Thursday.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Otto Tappehorn
Maria Tappehorn
Dorothy
Deputies Halt War Scene Amid Nazi Stronghold Shoot
In Sheffield a swastika ban area on Rt 254 became a mock battlefield as Axis fighters clashed with Allied forces during filming for Thomas Koba’s production The True Glory. Deputies arrived, declared a temporary armistice, then allowed the scene to continue for the movie.
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Sheffield
Lorain County
Two Candidates File for Local School Board Elections
Ruth L. Greene filed a petition to run for Avon Board of Education and Russell A Wheeler filed a petition to run for Keystone Board of Education. Lorain County Election Board officials reported this morning.
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Ruth L. Greene
Avon Board of Education
Russell A .Wheeler
Keystone Board of Education
Lorain County Eelection Board
High 90s Hit Northern Ohio Amid Drought Pressure
Temperatures reached the 90s at Cleveland Hopkins Airport but no record was set. Forecasters warn of more heat through the weekend with highs in the upper 80s to near 90 and possible late day thunderstorms. Drought relief calls rise as Gov Rhodes seeks federal aid for Northern Ohio crops and pastures.
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Cleveland Hopkins
Weather Bureau
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Lorain County
Vermont
EHS Principal Receives 1000 Yearly Raise in Renewal
The Elyria High School principal Wayne R. McQuillin signed a three year contract starting Aug 1 at 11500 per year, a 1000 raise. The board also renewed contracts for Charles R. Miller and Foster Elliott with specified increases and noted Elliott's position will be surveyed for organizational changes. The board approved the 1964 budget of 5,044,610 general fund and reorganized several school administrative roles for next year.
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Wayne R. McQuillin
Elyria High School
Board of Education
F. J. Gottfried
Charles R. Miller
Foster Elliott
Gottfried
Elliott
Theodore Jenson
Department of Education
Ohio State University
Roy Larmee
OSU
Frankfather
Imes
Ethel Matson
Lorain County Budget Commission
Eastern Heights
Hastgate School
Carl Guenther
Outcast, Guenther and Associates
Contracts awarded for Jefferson junior high work
The board approved contracts totaling 636 559 49 for Jefferson Junior High School with Miletti Construction Co for general work 450 885 Cuyahoga Falls plumbing heating and ventilating C W Barres Co Elyria electrical 63 734 43 Dunfee Electric Lorain. Total project cost expected near 848 300 including equipment and fees.
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Jefferson Junior High School
Board of Education
Miletti Construction Co
Cuyahoga Falls
C. W. Barres Co
Elyria
Dunfee Electric
Lorain
Jefferson
Elyria schools see mass retirements and resignations
Elyria area board accepts the retirements of two 36 year teachers Miss Mabel Stubanks home economics Elyma High School and Miss Elizabeth Yoder fifth grade Ely School after the term ends plus nurse Avis Daniels and 19 other teachers resign citing family duties and moves. The superintendent recommends 14 new hires with various certificates and duties.
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Elyma
Mabel Stubanks
Elyma High School
Elizabeth Yoder
Ely School
F. J. Gottfried
Eubanks
Otterbein College
Yoder
Wittenberg University
Teacher's College
Columbia University
Flyrna
Laura Foote
Maplewood
College of Education
Geneseo
State University of New York
Foote
Avis Daniels
Pittsburgh
Doris G. Bechtel
Sylvia Brown
Man Chambers
Judith Dorman
Betty J. Frye
Martyn Gallo
Robert M. Gilliland
Wamta M. Grondin
Judith Hummel
Irene Lenhart
Joan Litteral
Carol Lynn
Sally Lynn
Karen Mitchell
Donald Mumford
Janith E. Peak
Archie B. Tunnell
Fiance Turner
Robert L. Wendling
Avon Lake
Bowling Green State University
Gladys Cinmger
Lorain
Miami University
Baldwin - Wallace College
Cincinnati
Isabel Glaser
Elyria
George Peabody College For
Alamo
Tenn
Warrensville
Berea
Vincent
Last of 8 in crash out of hospital
William Malinowski, 72, of 304 Thirteenth St., was released from Providence Hospital, Sandusky, after more than six weeks as a result of a two car crash at Routes 12 and 99 on June. He suffered back injuries, a fractured nose and facial cuts and was the last of three Elyria men hospitalized to be sent home. Others hurt included Ralph Gibbons, 50, of 645 Taylor St., with fractured ribs, a collapsed lung and a fractured right hip. Steve Jarzema, 59, of 309 Fifth St., was released a few days later. Others treated and released were Chester Antkowiak, 527 West Third St., Frank Kayden, 112 Blake St., and Steve Kaminski, 1601 Middle Ave.
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Wiliam Malinowski
Thirteenth St
Providence
Hnspital
Sandusky
Rts
Malinowski
Elyria
Ralph Gibbons
Taylor St
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Miffs Neeson
Jarith
Harry Grafenstetter
LaGrange Mothers Study Club
Hot Stove
Boy Scout Troup
Cheryl
Yingling Family
Mickey Cadets
Mayer
Charles Neeson
Gordon Brown
Alvin Fatz
Alden Hopkins
Fritz Hazlett
Festival Association
Marcella Darby
Hopkins
EHS
Richard Sharrock
Spring Valley School
Prin
Cipal
New Windsor
Don Shepard
Garford
Spring Valley
Shepard
Don Grabach
Hamilton School
Grabach
Kent State University
Franklin School
John Imes
Harry
Donald E. Grady
Strattanville
Clarion State College
Seneca
Norma Hatcher
Willamsburg
Cumberland College
South Lebanon
Arcanum
Glynn County
Clarksville
Margaret Kishbaugh
Filujria
Alma Ann Talbot
Philippi
W Va
Fairmont State College
Myra Wilson
Grafton
Furnace St
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