Milan Village Council Approves Rezoning Plan
The Milan village council ordered Solicitor Raymond Watts to draft rezoning papers for a Church and Center Street lot from residential to commercial, contingent on a Post Office purchase option. A sidewalk project at the school was referred to a committee, 22 monthly arrests and 395 dollars in fines were reported, and a 35 mph limit was set on Rt. 601 East to unify speed rules.
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Milan — Village
Raymond Watts
Church
Center Sts
Planning Commission
Board of Education
Center St
Charles Rovard
Treasury
Rovard
Sleepy Hollow Allottment
West Side
Paul Rice
Milan Steel Construction Co
Kramer Red and White
Frank Bagley
Korner
Eugene Hutiins
Rodney Harrington
Firelands Sports Car Club
Milan Hill
Milan
Albert Wharff
Defendants win suit in fatal crash
A Cleveland area court ruled Monday for defendants Ira B. Vaughn and Henry Zaboski in an $82,959 case brought by Verena Myers as executrix of William D. Diedrich. Diedrich died June 19, 1959, from injuries after a Dec. 20, 1958 crash in front of the Diedrich home when Zaboski’s car, driven by Vaughn, struck his vehicle, killing Mrs. Diedrich as well. The judge directed a verdict for Zaboski. a jury returned verdict for Vaughn.
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Verena Myers
William D. Diedrich
Ira B. Vaughn
Walker Rd
Avon Lake
Henry Zaboski
Westlake
Diedrich
Rt 76
North Ridgeville
Zaboski
Vaughn
Wife charges assault and battery in Lorain incident
John W. Alexander, 42, of 1675 Squire St., was arrested by sheriff's deputies at 8 30 p m yesterday on a charge of assault and battery filed by his wife Martha. She said he struck her and tore her clothing and he is to be arraigned in Lorain Municipal Court.
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Lorain
John W. Alexander
Squire St
Sheriff's Deputies
Martha
Marty Buccieri
Ratterman
McIntosh
Marty
Reports show JFK worry over economy deepens
Washington reports detail why President Kennedy frets about growth. Unemployment remains too high while factory earnings reach a May peak and farm payrolls hit a record May total. Commerce data show profits up and incomes rising, yet overall production trails forecast and business investment should rise more.
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Hodges
Vote on Crucible offer set for this afternoon
Lorain AIW Local 962 members have been striking since Monday against American Crucible Products Co at 1305 Oberlin Ave. A four and a half hour bargaining session yesterday produced their latest offer. A five-man Crucible team met with union negotiators to seek a settlement in the 92 member AIW strike. Local 436 members, representing foundry workers, agreed to a contract with similar terms but have not reported to work.
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Lorain
Allied Industrial Workers, I
American Crucible Products Co
Oberlin Ave
Crucible
AIW
International Molders and Allied Workers
Historical gowns modelled at Lake Shore Woman's Club meeting
Avon Lake residents discussed gowns from nine presidencies at the Lake Shore Woman's Club gathering hosted by president Mrs. James Dalgleish. Mrs. T. R. Halferty presented Romance of Gowns with highlights from Presidential weddings and dresses from Taylor through Eisenhower. An upcoming July 13 picnic at Mrs. H. B. Scoggin's home will feature a white elephant auction.
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Avon Lake
United States
Lakeshore
Coolidge
Truman
Eisenhower
Halferty
Mamie Eisenhower
H. B. Scoggin
Youth Injured in Bike Auto Crash in Lorain
A nine year old youth was injured yesterday morning at the West Erie Street and Washington Avenue intersection in Lorain. The child, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Naelitz, was treated at St Joseph Hospital for a groin injury after colliding with a car driven by Virgil V. Bower of Batavia New York who was turning left from Erie Street onto Washington Avenue. No charges were filed against Bower.
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Lorain
Erie St
Washington Ave
Robert Naelitz
Fourth St
St Joseph Hospital
Virgil V.bower
Batavia
N. Y
Bower
Kennedy to hold news conference at 4 p.m. EDT
Washington Kennedy to meet reporters at a White House briefing scheduled for 4 p.m. Thursday. The White House had previously said no conference this week but said Kennedy’s schedule opened up allowing the briefing.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Auxiliary officers installed at American Legion Auxiliary No 689
Mrs Russell Picket was installed as president for a second term at American Legion Auxiliary No 689. Other officers named include Frances Gersak first vice president Ralph Timman second vice president George Baker secretary Ralph Jackson treasurer Leona Potter historian Allen Sehimyer chaplain Clifford Nock sergeant at arms and Christine Kenyon color bearer. Picket and Kenyon were elected to attend the June 26 summer conference at Gibsonburg with alternates Gersak and ...
Cadet Band Sets Practice Sessions in Avon
Avon cadet band will hold Thursday morning practices from 9 10 to 10 30 led by director Rolland Miller. Members include fifth to eighth graders forming the Cadet Band roster with majorettes Cynthia Jameson Kathy Jarabec Cheryl Hembly Beverly Peterson Mary Lou Koesel and Kathy Wiendorff practicing in summer for the fall football season.
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Avon
Rolland Miller
Avon High School
Cynthia Jameson
Kathy Jarabec
Cheryl Hembly
Beverly Peterson
Mary Lou ‘Koesel
Kathy Wiendorff
Unclaimed items go up for bid at Port of New York
The Port of New York Authority announces disposal bids for unclaimed items from its terminal. Items include an ice crushing machine, electric massager, several electric shavers, two wicker chairs, stools, pith helmets, Chinese records, and a skindiving outfit with air tank.
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New York
Port of New York Authority
Mrs. Ratterman testifies on husband's behavior
In Covington Kentucky Mrs George Ratterman testified that her husband appeared frightened and in shock on returning home after an arrest in a Newport hotel room with a strip tease dancer He was disheveled with torn trousers and unable to answer questions She said he looked worse later and trembled after she called a doctor.
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Covington
George Ratterman
Newport
Tye
Ratterman
Glenn
C Effin Faces Rainer
Avon Lake Chest Fund Agencies to Speak Tomorrow
Local agencies seeking assistance from Avon Lake Community Chest will discuss needs tomorrow at 7 30 p m in Village Park Hall. The Community Chest Committee lists Michael B Lash Mrs J V Hunn John Lott Mrs Ernest Werdel Mrs John Newman Bruce Buchner James Dallas and Mrs A R Pentz. Agencies that typically receive funds include Teen Age Canteen Council for Retarded Children Girl and Boy Scouts Red Cross Muscular Dystrophy Association Avon Lake Welfare Board Lorain County Guidance Council Cerebral Palsy League Center for Sightless Inc and Cystic Fibrosis Association.
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Avon Lake
Community Chest
Michael B. Lash
J. V. Hunn
John Lott
Ernest Werdel
John New‘man
Bruce Buchner
James Dallas
A. R. Pentz
Council For Retarded Children
Girl and Boy Scouts
Red Cross
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Avon Lake Welfare Board
Lorain County Guidance Council
Cerebral Palsy League
Center For Sightless, Inc
Cystic Fibrosis Association
Zimmermen Named as Ohio's PT Conference Delegate
James P Zimmerman, executive director of Cardral Paley and Rehoahil, Lorain, is among six nominees for three openings as National Director at the American Physical Therapy conference in San Francisco starting Sunday.
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Lorain
James P. Zimmerman
Qohio
American Physical Therapy Conference
San Francisco
Zimmerman
Cardral Paley and Rehoahil
Oberlin Ave
Car Driven By James Miller Damaged In Ditch Crash
An 18 year old named James D. Miller of Grafton drove a 1954 car into a ditch on Rt. 57 near a curve about a mile south of Grafton. He is listed as a delegate for the Ohio Physical Therapy Association and the incident was reported by the sheriff department.
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James D. Miller
Rt. 76
Grafton
Ohio
Zimmerman
Rt. 57
Sheriff Department
Speed urged on harbor easements Lorain
Mayor Woodrow W. Mathna reports U S Army Corps engineers press for rapid easement acquisitions for harbor work. Construction of the East breakwall, a 5 million dollar 2500 foot structure from Arizona Ave, is planned this fall with bids after July 1. Easements for cuts 2 and 3 seek early action, while land owned by the Lorain Elyria Land Co and Nickle Plate Railroad will be resolved by July 17 and a Chicago urban renewal plan meeting with HHFA officials is upcoming.
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Lorain
U.S. Corps of Army
Engineers
Woodrow W. Mathna
Mathna
Buffalo
N.Y
Council of Lake Erie Ports
Lake Erie
Army Engineers
Arizona Ave
Corps of Engineers
Lorain-Elyria Land Company
Nickle Plate Railroad
Railroad Board of Directors
HHFA
Chicago
Lorain Cadet Named Honor Squadron Member at Air Force Academy
Cadet Harold E Bednar of Lorain Ohio is named to the Honor Squadron at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. His unit the 13th squadron earned the Air Force Association Award for achievement. Cadet Bednar is a 1961 St Marys High School graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bednar.
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Harold E. Bednar
Lorain
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Bednar
13Th Squadron
Air Force Association
Joseph Bednar
Lexington Ave
St. Mary’s High School
BPA OKs Rocks in Berlin Heights Reservoir
Berlin Heights enters erosion control plan as Sidney Daniels approves rock placement near the dam to curb erosion. He also recommends switching to chlorine gas once pumping hits 70 000 gallons daily within 12 to 18 months while noting lower chemical costs from improved water acidity and painting the water tank interiors this month without interrupting service.
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Berlin Heights
Berlin Board of Public Affairs
Sidney Daniels
Daniels
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