Division of Funds Proposes Separate Capital Improvements Levy
Elyria faces a possible November vote on a separate real estate levy to fund capital improvements. Councilman Victor F. Stewart described the plan as realistic, but declined to confirm administration support. The proposal would segregate capital projects from general operating expenses in city budgeting and accounting.
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Renewal of 3356500 in anticipation notes approved
The city finance committee approved a one year renewal of about 3.3565 million in anticipation notes for sewer projects and street improvements. Renewal cites unfavourable weather delaying 16 projects and notes can be issued against anticipated assessments to property owners with a 2.25 percent rate and callable before year end.
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President Truman Vetoes OPA Extension Bill
Ten years ago President Truman vetoed a Congressional OPA extension. In June 1546 brides wore parachute silk gowns while workmen laid steel flooring on the San Francisco Bay Bridge. Elyria Township Education Board planned closing Gulf Road School and transferring pupils to Markley School. Five women trained to swim the English Channel hoping to become the first female to conquer the waters.
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Father and Son Banquet Held by Church Group
At Nativity Church Amherst a father and son banquet honored 67 attendees. Guest speaker Frank Glathofer of Cleveland spoke on fatherhood and the Holy Name D. received the oldest father award, Hubert Hevener Jr. the youngest. Rev. Dietz gave the prayer and remarks. Gresler brothers performed polkas on accordion and saxophone and an Abbott and Costello film concluded the program. Joe Knoble Jr. served as program chairman and Mrs. Joe Gargasz led the dinner arrangements.
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Old Burglar Alarm Offer To Be Probed
Elyria council's finance committee will review an old burglar alarm proposal from Elyria Telephone Co after balking at costs of a newer plan. The 3395 installation in Troxel Building and 35 monthly, plus 200 installation and 35 monthly in O'Donnell Buildings, would link city fire and burglar alarms to police and fire switchboard. The aim was a citywide network selling automatic alarm service to industries, possibly funding itself. The project’s original timing and rationale were unclear.
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Community Clubs and Civic Notes from Henriet ta
The Farm Women's Club plans its annual picnic on Thursday August 16 at Elywood Park Elyna with caravan departure from Mrs Grant Hawke's home at noon. The 4 H Shamrocks met at Michael Palansky's home to discuss a new revised constitution. The next meeting will be at Neal Rothe's home on Tuesday July 10. WSCS Open House honors Rev Howard Crabtree and family as they move to Wellington. Pvt Tom Hawke US Marines departs Camp Pendleton for Okinawa with family visits noted.
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Swim Class Schedule Opens Red Cross Program at Cascade Pool
Elyria Red Cross Water Safety Committee announced the LearmieSwan program running July 9 to 20 at Cascade Pool. Enrollment begins with three alphabetical stations, then 10+ year olds swim 9 to 10 and 7 8 9 year olds from 10 to 11 with temps warming up for younger children. Parents are urged to cooperate with the Red Cross staff and instructors.
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Eggs Too Cheap Sell Off Ends in Shocking Charge
In Columbia South Carolina UPI reports House wives doubted a bargain at 1 cent a dozen offered by Earl Kosloski. He was charged with selling 390 cases of eggs he failed to deliver from Minnesota to Camp Lejeune North Carolina, implicating a fraud outcome.
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