Property Owners Eye Cash Option for North Professor St Work
City Manager says petitioners may pay cash to fund pavements water storm and sanitary sewers on North Professor St in Oberlin. Spokesman Harry Hicks reported talks with the city about a special neighborhood contract. bids are being sought and plans drafted before legislation. Estimated costs total 17,000 with 11,000 for streets 2,500 for storm sewer and 3,500 for sanitary sewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Professor St
Richard J. Dunn
North Main
Oakland
Parkwood
Dunn
Harry Hicks
North Professor
Parkwood Sss
Council
North Professor St
Union St
Eva Mae Crosby
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Pleads Innocent Of Fraud In Stand-In Driver Test Case
Linn Fr. Arhar 21 of Olmsted Falls pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to a fraud charge. He admitted a stand-in, identified only as Bob, took his May 12 test after Arhar handed over a temporary permit earlier. A vision test discrepancy led to a follow up test request by the Motor Vehicle Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Linn FR. Arhar
Bronson Rd
Olmsted Falls
Arhar
South Amherst
Bob
Elyria
MVB
Liss Heads Rochester's July 4 Fete
Joe Liss serves as general chairman for Rochester's Fourth of July celebration featuring a 11 a.m. parade, afternoon program and contests, and a 10 p.m. fireworks display on school grounds. Charlies Frank and Albert Parker direct the parade with judges Wellington mayor Merritt Parker and New London mayor as panel. Local groups and businesses invited to enter floats. refreshments available all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Joe Liss
Charlies Frank
Albert Parker
Wellington
New London
Merritt Parker
Rauhs Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rauh celebrate their golden anniversary with an open house at 22 Edgewater Drive starting at 7 p.m. The couple, married June 23 194? in Cleveland, moved from Lakewood to Vermilion and have two children and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbepta Beach
Louis Faith
Huron Read
Louis
Edgewater de
Air
Rauh
Laura Berechtolds
Cleveland
Bernhardt
Budge Street
Evangelical Reformed Church
Vermilion
Lakewood
Mc. Paul
Rauhs
Wars
Leonard
Doris) Salisbury
Fine Ad
Louis, Jr
Edgewater Dr
Kathy Paul
David Salisbury
Edgewater Drive
Suburban Calendar of Meetings and Events Today
A dense list of local meetings and gatherings across towns including Grafton, New London, South Amherst, Valley City, Columbia, North Ridgeville, and others. Activities cover fire departments, lodges, boards, clubs, auxiliaries, churches, and civic groups with times ranging from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Includes Grange, Rotary, Lions, VFW, American Legion, and church societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Ra Grange Hustlers
Town Hall
New London
Floral Lodge
Board of Public Affairs
City Hall
Amherst
Ely Park
Friendship Circle
St. John
Beaver
Walter Los
Valley City
Liverpool Township
Columbia
Acme Grange
Harry Jackson
North Ridgeville
Slim Jones
Alfred
Foote
Valley City — Auxiliary
VFW
South Amherst
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Firelands Aerie Foe
Columbia, Town Hall
M. Kipton
Missionary Society of Camden Baptist Church
Russell Searfes
WSCS
Methodist Church
Ake Avenue
Lake Avenue
Elmer Baun
Oberlin Rd
Hiwanis ‘Club
Columbia Board of Education
Columbia Zoning Commission
New London Grange
Grange
American Legion
Legion
Ridgeville
Towne Crier Inn
Grafton — Half Deckers Club
Irene Borsenik
VFW Audiliar
Elyria Grange
Slab Undermined Kipton Dam Now A Larger Problem
City Manager Richard J. Dunn told council last night the dam slab is undermined risking loss of part of the structure. Repairs range from about 200 to 1000 dollars, with council choosing administrative control. The city approved an 86 percent rate increase and plans for a new plant and distribution system at 1.7 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Kipton Dam
Richard J. Dunn
Dunn
Wade Ellis
Iity
Private Hospital Transfer Plan Approved by Oberlin Council
Five Oberlin city council members approved in principle articles of incorporation and a code of regulations to transfer the city portion of Allen Hospital to a private non profit corporation. The move aims to remove municipal financial responsibility for hospital administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Allen Hospital
Oberlin College
Severs
Camden
Russia
Pittsfield
Oberiin
Court Warns Mother. Charges Dismissed Against Her Sons
In Oberlin Judge David R. Goldthorpe told Nettie Lemley the Municipal Court is not a toy and will not waste time on unsubstantiated complaints. He dismissed trespassing charges against her sons La wmont Atkinson and Clifford Atkinson after the complainant was ordered to pay court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
David R. Goldthorpe
Nettie Lemley
East Lorain St
Wmont Atkinson
Groveland St
Township Club Meets Tomorrow in Oberlin Grange Hall
The Russia Township Farm Women's Club will meet in Oberlin Grange Hall at 11 am to install newly elected officers. A potluck lunch will be shared at 12 30 and in the afternoon Serverna Filena will demonstrate Tupperware. Members will make plastic novelties and plan the annual picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Russia
Daughter buys Wheeler Cab Co franchise approval
Margaret Wheeler received a city council approval last night to operate Wheeler Cab Co with two cabs on call 24 hours a day. She is purchasing the business from her father Clarence Wheeler who said he is entering the cab business in another area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Margaret Wheeler
Wheeler Cab Co
Clarence Wheeler
City Manager labels contractor fee an extortion
Oberlin City Manager Richard J. Dunn told a council and plumbers meeting that 8500 charged to Jennings and Charella, contractors, as a building permit fee for the FAA center was extortion. He added his June statement meant the contractor did not receive full services for the fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Richard J. Dunn
Jennings
Charella
Federal Aviation Authority
Chronicle-Telegram
Pick-up Dates For Berlin Heights Yearbook Set
Berlin Heights students alerted that the yearbook is released and ready for pickup at the school office. Pickup times are this evening at 3 30 PM or next Monday evening June 72 at the same times when staff will distribute the books.
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Berl Heights
Berlin Heights School
City Manager Warns Of Drowning Risk At Reservoir
Oberlix city officials voiced alarm over growing swims by youths at the Pyle Seth Amherst Road reservoir. Richard J. Dunn said the small police force cannot cope with the situation as swimmers as young as eight use the water from morning until dusk. Several residents fear for safety and urged public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlix
Richard J. Dunn
Pyle- Seth Amherst Rd
Jhey
Bunn
Ura
Oberlin Alumni Receive Moscow Donation
The 199 Oberlin College Alumni appeal reports a gift from former student Ralph von Marshall in Moscow. He served at the German embassy there in April and later earned law and medical degrees from Freiberg University, Oberlin’s alma mater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Moscow
Ussr
Ralther von Marshall
Vor Marshall
University of Freiberg
LaGrange High School Holds Alumni Banquet 1960
LaGrange Alumni Association held its annual banquet in the high school auditorium, with 170 guests served by the Lyndon Chapter CES Auxiliary. Rev Gene Ferguson gave the invocation and Elaine Adams spoke for the graduates. A Keystone District program featured music and dance, followed by class acknowledgments and memorial tributes to alumni who died. Officers for 1960 were elected: Alvin Fatz president, Alden Hopkins vice president, Marge Reinders secretary and treasurer, Lola Wigert assisting secretary. More than 20 guests danced to Hank Cook's orchestra and a social hour closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Chapter Ces Auxilary
Gene Ferguson
Richard Smith
Elaine Adams
Keystone District
Alvin Fatz
Bonnie Gleason
Gayle Smith
Betty Balgleish
Gary Smink
Helen Sooy
iKaren Wolton
Linda
Ruth Ann Sooy
Mrs. Sooy
David Walk‘den
Jerm Brooks
Becky Geisel
Sue Smith
Paul i Sage
Germude Gott
Sage
Stella Outz
Heindrick
Cleveland
Ida (Crayton) Hubbard
Elyria
Maxine Hopkins
Laisy
Wellington
Wilhelmina Gort
B. F. Gott
Robert Holcomb
Meda Richmond Miller
Purdy Prosser
Laurel Baldwin
Wiliam McMillan i
Ruth Law Walker
Carl Sage
Florence Jack‘son
Taylor
Lilian Joppeck
Alden Hopkins
Marge Reinders
Lola Wigert
Hank Cook
Two Men Plead Guilty In Municipal Court
Albert R. Gates of Lorain and Howard Pawick of New Philadelphia pleaded guilty in Municipal Court yesterday to traffic violations. Gates was fined 25 dollars plus costs for speeding, while Pawick paid 10 dollars plus costs for running a red light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlix
Albert R. Gates
Lowell Ave
Lorain
Howard Pawick
Seven-mile Rd
New Philadelphia
Man pleads guilty to unlicensed dog charge in Amherst
John Nestor of 1561 Foster Park Road Amherst pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to keeping an unlicensed dog. He was fined $10 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
John Nestor
Foster Park Rd
Amherst
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Liss
Louis Rauh, SR
Mission Circle
Gertrudes
Grafton-Vfw
Hinkson-Hysé
Lagrange
the Baptist Church
Kipton
Herman Davis
Water Department
LaGrange High School
Aluminum & Steel
Lorain Glass Co., Inc
Cleveland St
Broadway
The
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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