200 Attend Speech Therapy Classes 'Fishing' For Correct Sounds
Lorain County youngsters aged five to 22 joined a summer speech clinic funded by the Easter Seal drive and run by two young therapists. They learned to listen, mastered sounds like th and r, and practiced with pictures, games, and a tape recorder. several were dismissed early after clear progress, while others still need more work to achieve normal speech.
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Avith
Lorain County
Lorain County Society For
Mary Nackes
Kent State University
Ferndale
Mich
Avon
Midview
Audrey King
Baltimore
Oberlin
Amherst
Construction In Columbia Clears Way For 84 Home Project
Columbia Township moves ahead on an 84 home development by Plum Creek Development Co. Edward Hayas is president. A 161 100 project bond covers storm sewers a sewage plant and concrete streets. Occupancy will wait until sanitary facilities are ready. Construction on 45 houses starts within a week off Rt 8&2 east of Station Rd.
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Columbia Township
Country Commissioners
Plum Creek Development Co
Edward Hayas
Columbia
Kenneth Hamister
Christie and
Hamister
Rt. 8&2
Station Rd
Drainage Bond Forfeiture Sought In Village Suit
Sheffield Lake Village sues Lake Breeze Development Co and guarantors FW Page Sr Neal Pace and Helen Erb over a 33000 bond for storm water drainage on Mansfeld and Lake Breeze allotments. Complaint claims faulty drainage and failure to fix the problem.
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Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Lake Village
Lake Breeze Development Co. Ani
FW. Page, Sr
Neal Pace
Yurn
Helen Erb
Eastern Heights Blvd
Mansfeld
Lake Breeze Development
Cr. Aliiment
Ie Ate
Elyria Motorist Convicted on DWI Charge
Robert F. E. Al. 21, of 309 Foster Ave, was found guilty of driving while intoxicated in Elyria Municipal Court. Judge Frank Wilcox ordered seven days in jail, a $909 fine and costs, and license suspension for three years or until compliance with the Financial Responsibility Act. He pleaded innocent at arraignment and was represented by counsel.
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Robert FE
Foster Ave
Elna
Juadre
Frank Wilcox
City la
Ali
Lodi Su
Sympathy urged for evictions during steel strike in Lorain County
Lorain County commissioners sent a letter to municipal court judges and the county bar president urging postponement of eviction actions for steel workers unable to meet rent or contract payments. They request a sympathetic, case by case approach and note the aim is not to control courts but to temper justice with understanding amid the strike. Commissioner J Norman Thompson cited a recent archon incident as prompting the stance.
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Lorain County Bar Association
J. Norman Thompson
Probation Granted in Local Grand Jury Indictments
Elfiet Latter and Theoore F Smith faced indictments for armed robbery at Gulf Service Station and theft from Robert Belt. John D B Pincura received probation. Terrill Thompson, 15, Akron, given probation after indictments for grand larceny in clothing thefts at Fitch Co stores and Harrys Mens Wear.
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Elfiet
Gulf Service
lOberta Ro
Amd
Robert Belt
Pwas
Isadee John DB
Theoore FP. Smith
Eather
Mansfeld Reformatory
Emirt
Terrill Thompson
Akron
Fitch Co
Harry
Lorain Apt
Sketches Slated For Proposed Hospital Project
The executive board of Hivria Memorial Hospital today authorized hiring the architectural firm of Mellenbrook Foley and Scott Berea to prepare sketches for a proposed expansion. Proposals include a new wing for pediatrics and crippled children. The expansion committee also recommended plans for surgery and obstetrics facilities.
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Hivria Memorial Hospital Treshes
Mellenbrook, Foley and Scott
Berea
Wed
Elyria Armory Plans Move Forward Under Federal Bill
The House passed the Military Construction Bill authorizing 160000 for an Elyria armory and 140000 for Norwalk. Ohio National Guard officials seek transfer of Cincinnati seven unit armory funds to these projects. Gen Gibson to discuss site options with county leaders and local officials. The state would add 30000 to reach 240000 for Elyria with a donated site. The armory would house Co DB 112th Engineer Battalion and 357th Ordnance Co.
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Elyria
National Guard
House of Representatives
Norwalk
Department of Defense
Ohio National Guard
Cincinnati
Congress
A. D. Baurmhart Jr
Vermilion
House
Senate
Oliver H. Gibson
Ohio Adjutant General
Defense Department
Elyria City
Chamber of Commerce
Gibson
Co. DB
112Th Engineer Battalion
357Th Ordnance (Gs) Co
Overiin ‘Rd
Agreement on Contract at Electro-Alloys Division
A contract is expected to be signed Monday between labor and management at Electro Alloys Division of American Brake Shoe Co. Local 383 Molders and Foundry Workers reportedly accepted the latest company proposal with minor clarifications needed. The current pact expires midnight tomorrow.
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Electro-Alloys Division
American Brake Shoe Co
Etyria Man Pleads Innocent in DWI Charge
Harry L. Flood, 43, of 118 Williams Street, pleaded innocent to a DWI charge after police said he struck a fire hydrant and damaged a fire plug near Broad Street and East River Streets. He was ordered to post $500 bond for a municipal court appearance on August 12.
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Etyria
Broad St
Harry L. Flood
Willliams St
Eig‘Tia
Flood
Broad and
River Streets
Fiood
7 Broad
Potce
Courthouse Boiler Project Contract Awarded
County commissioners awarded a contract to Krebs and Calkins, Inc. for installation of a new boiler at the courthouse heating plant on a low bid of 3.4753 thousand dollars. Architects Smith, Smith and Clark recommended the award.
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Krebs and Calkins, Inc
Smith, Smith and Clark
Home Ec Winners Named in 4H Contest at Ohio Edison Auditorium
Judges honored 16 entries in the senior division of the 4H home economics demonstration contest at Edison Co. Auditorium Ohio. Winners include Judi Finkel in Foods and Nutrition individual and Onalee Meyer with Lorene Born in Foods and Nutrition team, plus Catherine Babcock and Jean Jones in General Homemaking individual and Betty Schuster and Barbara Baldauf in team events.
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Ohio. Edison Co. Auditorium
Janice Jones
Henrietta Sunshine
Diane Cook
Ridgeline Aggrettes
Judi Finkel
Huntington Sunshine
Mary Ann Diedrick
Pittsfield
Foods and
Onalee Meyer
Lorene Born
Alaska
Faye Gross
Irene Palcesko
Belden
Catherine Babcock
Rochester
Junior Fair King Queen Nominations Due Tomorrow
Nominations for Lorain County Junior Fair king and queen must be filed at the Agricultural Extension Service Office by tomorrow noon. 4 H and FFA chapters may nominate one member each for king and queen, with dual nominations allowed for clubs with both boy and girl members.
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Lorain County
Agricultural Extension Service Office
FFA
William Tedrick
Meat Market In LaGrange Hit By Fire
LAGRANGE The second fire in two days struck Corey’s Market in the Masonic Building early today. Firemen arrived within minutes after an alarm by guards Elmer Stevenson and Willard Campbell. Damage was confined to the northwest corner with heavy smoke spreading through the building. The Masonic Club rooms and LaGrange Banking and Savings Co suffered smoke damage. cause and loss undetermined.
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Lagrange
Corey
Elmer Stevenso
Willard Campbell
Masonic Club
Grafton Bankingsand Savings Co
Vern Rundle
Louis Blackwell
Bargain Days Draw Big Downtown Crowds in Elyria
Shoppers filled Elyria as the second annual Old-Fashioned Bargain Days brought hundreds to sidewalk stands and crowds along Broad Street. WEOL broadcast from Ely Park near the new fountain while merchants echoed last year’s anniversary mood with tan hats and vintage attire. The Elyria Chamber said yesterday’s kickoff was well received and the event runs through tomorrow attracting heavy downtown traffic.
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Elyria
Ian
WEOL
Ely Park
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyna Retail Merchants Association
Broad St
Charge Reduced Nova Junkyard Operator Fined
Louis W. Smith aged 42 pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of receiving stolen property valued under $60. He was fined $200 and given a suspended 36 day sentence by Judge John Pincura. The case involved 1.59 pounds of scrap copper stolen from General Industries Co. by two former employees, valued at $371.
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Louis W. Smith
Nova
John Pincura
Smith
General Industries Co
Outfield ethics critique targets outdoor column plunder
Don Miller condemns misuse of I and E Department news in Ohio outdoor columns. He cites metropolitan writers pasting in agency data, trading columns for favors, and failing to credit sources. He praises Lou Klewer and Hank Andrews as rare honest practitioners.
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Columbus Way
Department of Natural Resources
Ohio
Lou Klewer
Toledo Blade
Hank Andrews
Cleveland Press
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