Elyria Dog Ordinance Duties Clarified by City and County Warden Roles
A letter and notes explain who enforces Ohio dog laws in Elyria, citing City Dog Warden duties under Section 507.04 and county warden responsibilities under state law. It clarifies that dog wardens handle dogs running at large, with overlap limited by jurisdiction, and invites readers to a Gaines Dog Nutrition forum for further guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Oscar Gu Dom
Ohio
Tattersall
Elyria
United
State of Ohio
Gaines
City of
Police
Elgriajt
Lievelana
Hovey M. Bur
Gess
Robert
W. Kirk
D.V.M
Therapeutics and Small Animal County
Chief Flood
Hash night proves popular in square dancing hash event
Fifteen sets or about 120 dancers tackled a three hour hash session led by George Jabbusch and Lloyd Litman at the Lorain United Polish Club. Elsie Biltz called the event with Avon's involvement noted as dancers faced a demanding rhythm and floor activity.
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George Jabbusch
Lloyd Litman
Lake Shore
Lorain
Avon Isle
Elsie Biltz
Les Pratt
U P.C. Hall
Jabbusch
Litman
Arky Daisy Shop
United Polish Club
Alamo
Ang
Uluru Emss
Chain
Water scientist blasts wasteful habits and urges reuse
Dr. Clarence M Tarzwell, a leading aquatic biologist, criticizes water waste as the backbone of the economy and urges reusing and returning treated water to streams. He argues bio assays will replace chemical analysis to judge industrial wastes and notes silt as a major pollutant while stressing standards for future aquatic life and human use.
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Clarence M. Tarzwell
Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center
U. S. Public Health Service
Cincinnati
Tarzwell
The
Outdoor Writers of
Ohio
Manland
George's
Palladeum
George
Jabbusch
Olmsted Falls High School
Lloyd Litman
Strongsville Town Hall
Terry
Harvestil van Crissinger
Avon
Lake Squares
Eastview School
Diane
Endrin
Mommy
Caenek
Central Fire Headquarters
Ely
Misuse of Water Sparked Fried Fish Kill Debate
A speaker warns that tiny doses of a chemical could kill bluegills in a pond within 96 hours and calls toxic substances highly dangerous. He argues humans rely on life-supporting water and questions experimenting on fish while condemning human exposure.
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Tarzwell
Card Game Queries and City Tales Blend
A column blends reader questions on card games like auction pinochle and 500 Rummy with light local humor. It includes rules snippets about discards after widow reveal and a playful vignette featuring Einstein the cat and city life with residents debating animal protection groups.
Inside a Palestinian refugee camp through Ahmad’s eyes
A visit to a BEIRUT area refugee camp reveals crowded huts and crude living conditions. Ahmad explains safety rules and limited access as reporters observe tents turned stone homes and shared spaces serving as living areas. Over 1,000,000 Palestinians live in camps across Gaza, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahmad
Gaza
Jordan
Lebanon
Syria
Israel
Pathways Of The Pioneers Link Rabies Warning To 1853 Case
Mrs. Frank Mason recounts a Ridgeville tale from 1853 when a mad dog spread rabies, killing a farmer who died after asking his wife to place a grave marker warning others. The marker read Died with Hydrophobia, serving as a historic banner later tied to modern dog vaccination efforts by Dr Marion Fisher and the Lorain County Health Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Fisher
Lorain County
Frank Mason
Ridgeville
Mason
Historical Society
Will
Louis Pasteur
Fadgeville
Edmund H. Emmons
Dave
Charles
North Ridgeville
William Zeman
Wonders Of The Universe Yank On The Moon In Five Years
The article reports Americans may reach the moon within five years as funding for Saturn boosters becomes available and overtime restrictions ease. It notes a new high power rocket engine under development by Dr Wernher von Braun in Huntsville Alabama, capable of lifting large payloads to orbit or to the moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einstein
Animal Protective Leagues
Humane Societies
Sputniks
Suniks
Wernher von Braun
Huntsville
Ala
Moon
Ohio Coops Honor Lorain County Farm Bureau Award
The Lorain County Farm Bureau received a state achievement award among the top 18 Ohio coops as part of agricultural honors. Clarence H. Burk of New London was named head of the state liquor department. Norman Lockwood of Oberlin Conservatory won first place and $1000 in the national symphonic composition contest for A Year's Chronicle. Amherst officials sought a water-service branch extension from Elyria. In space news, a moon mission program envisions a 150 to 208 foot rocket by 1964 or sooner, using high energy propellants to enable four-stage launches and capture lunar imagery before returning to Earth.
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Lorain
Clarence H. Burk
New London
State
Norman Lockwood
Oterhin Conservatory
Moon
Earth
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Calann Dr
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Estabrook Recreation, Center
Fulton Parkway
Ralph Pavlik
Gradish
Mavericks
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Avon Lake
National Guard Armory
Engel Road
Brookpark Village
Pavlik
Lake Erie
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Overlook
North Olmsted Community Hall
Norton Center High School
Paul Brading
Grange Hall
Avon-Belden Road
Chet Hamricks
Elsie Bitz
Joe Cowden
Hoyle
Association of American Playing Card Manufacturers
Lexington Avenue
New York
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Ohio St
Second St
Clare
Moth J
Sandra
Anj
Bob Curtis
Menved
Sam
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Somanitation
Te Weghba
Sppa — Society For Prevention of
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Dogpatch
USA
Emmsstein
Organ Jamz
Spccr — Society For the
Beirut
American University of Beirut
UNRWA
Palestine
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Pathways of the Pioneers
Yank On the Moon
J. M. Levitt
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Elyria Board of Control
Theity’s Water Service
Amherst
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