Vermilion Festival of the Fish Kicks Off With Perky Perch
The second annual Festival of the Fish opens in Vermilion with Lions Club chuck wagons serving fish fries at noon. Lee "Baby" Sims of Cleveland's WEYC leads Sunday events including harbor tours at 10 a.m., a 2 p.m. parade, and a 5 p.m. two boat parade. Fishing contests start at 1 p.m. and Coast Guard and wildlife exhibits also run.
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Lee
Baby” Sims
Cleveland
WEYC
Waterport
Lion’s Club
Perky
Perch
Lions Club
LCCC Professor Urges Pay Policy Study
Elyria's Community College trustees were urged to examine salary increase procedures. James J. Huber asked for an investigation into pay policies claiming decisions were unclear and mixed with chairmanship status. The board referred the matter to an admin faculty committee. An AAUP censure inquiry followed, with guidance to contact AAUP's main office in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
James J. Huber
Huber
Donald Love
American Association of Univeristy
AAUP
Washington D.C
Move to halt Meister foreclosure denied by federal court
Federal bankruptcy court denied a temporary injunction to halt foreclosure on Herbert E. Meister’s Elyria home sought by Maurice Weltman and trustee Joseph Hengelbaugh. The injunction would have stayed a Lorain County Common Pleas Court foreclosure action on Meister’s Elywood Drive residence while Meister’s voluntary bankruptcy proceeds in Cleveland. Northern Savings and Loan holds the first mortgage. Hengelbaugh holds a $7,000 second mortgage. Dismissal of the injunction allows the local foreclosure to proceed.
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Elyria
Herbert E. Meister
Federal Bankruptcy Court
Paul J. Gnau
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Meister
Elywood Drive
Cleveland
Maur
Ice M. Weltman
Joseph J. Hengelbaugh
Park Ave
Northern Savings and Loan Co
Lorain Girl to Stand Trial in New York Case
Cathy Jo Howell a 20 year old Lorain resident and Cliff Channin 25 face trial on charges they illegally transported a body and hired two others to help dump Nancy Perri 17 into the East River. Medical examiner says Perri died of barbiturate poisoning. trunk found with body near Staten Island four days after disappearance.
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New York
Manhattan
East River
Cathy Jo Howell
Cliff Channin
Crim
Inal
Nancy Perri
Milton Helpern
Miss Perri
Staten Island
Youth and domestic courts gain space at courthouse
Judge ey P. Webber has long sought more room for domestic relations and juvenile court staff. About 15 personnel will move from the Lorain County jail building to the first floor of the courthouse, vacated by the county auditor and recorder in March. The auditor and recorder occupy the Sears building now under lease. A courthouse committee studies options to add space for a fourth common pleas judge taking office in January.
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Ey P. Webber
County Auditor
Recorder
Sears
County
Common Pleas
Festival of the Fish events Today
A full day festival schedule unfolds in Vermilion with exhibits from the Ohio Division of Wildlife and U S Coast Guard at Vermilion Boat Club, flower shows on Liberty Street, fish fry events, boat trips, street dances, sail yacht races, a museum addition dedication, and a Junior Miss contest at Vermilion High School. The program spans 9 A M to 10 P M with multiple partners including the Lions Club Garden Club Exchange Park and South Shore Shopping Center.
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Ohio Division of Wildlife
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
U.S. Coast Guard
Vermilion Boat Club
Liberty Street
Lions Club
U AM
South Shore Shopping Center
Exchange Park
Great Lakes
Pets and Humans Medicines Warned by Local Vet
An Elyria woman seeks advice on pets swallowing human medicines. Dr. C Marsh, DVM, says such occurrences are rare as animals avoid pills, unlike curious children. The piece also notes SHRINER GROTTO MASONIC Night at Cleveland Municipal Stadium with bands, clown attractions, flags for youths, and a pre game honor for Wally Bock, Indians trainer.
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General C. Marsh
DVM
Cleveland St
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Lorain Committee OKs 1% Income Tax Increase
Lorain's finance committee voted to recommend raising the city income tax from 0.5 percent to 1.0 percent effective Oct 1. Mayor Mathna and officials urged immediate action to fund police and fire staffing and $6.5 million in capital needs with another $18 million planned over eight years. Council members urged prompt passage to avoid hiring freezes and personnel losses, noting potential delays before the three readings and non emergency status.
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Lorain
Council
Woodrow W. Mathtta
Mathna
Antone Ushelyi
Ashelyi
Richard Paysor
D-4
J. Leonard Camera
D-2
Joseph Rulli
D-1
Camera
Rulli
Stop-gap Lorain fare rise urged
Lorain council utilities committee debated transit funding and approved a temporary fare increase with exceptions for summer school students. James Kokinda opposed delaying the rate rise, while Joseph Rulli supported a limited hike amid ongoing talks with Lorain City Lines and Employees Transit Lines officials. Residents criticized service and safety lapses as acting president George May faced boos.
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Lorain
James Kokinda
D- 6
Joseph Rulli
D-1
Lorain City Lines and Employees Transit Lines, Inc
Board of Education
George May
Driverless car injures Lorain girl in driveway incident
A year old girl was struck by a driverless car in Lorain and received a fractured right leg. Police believe a child released the emergency brake on a parked car, causing it to roll into the street where the girl played. The car’s owner, Lynn Butcher, was inside and unaware of the accident. A babysitter had earlier warned the child not to play near the vehicle.
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Geraldine Lincicome
Riverside Dr
May
Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Melissa Mettler
Ralph Mettler
Miami Ave
Lynn Butcher
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The
Coast Guard
Vermilion
Perky Perch
the Chronicle-Telegram
Lake Erie
Elyria, Ohio
Norm Polzin
Club
Dick Millis
C-T
LCCC
Science and Mathematics
Marsh
General
Lorain Committee
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