Wellington Trustees Ballots Open In Lorain County
Wellington residents watch as the Southern Lorain County Hospital Association opens ballots to select new trustees. W M O Keefe notes many ballots are returning and urges those unmarked to participate before next Tuesday.
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Southern Lorain County Hospital Association
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Cub Pack 144 Plans Dance To Get Funds
Cub Pack 144 sponsors a Mareh Winds Jamboree fund raising dance at Allen School Auditorium from 1 to 11 p.m. featuring Joe Suwierka's Varieteers and Les Bates. Mrs. John Derringer chairs committees, with Mary Krasnobrucky as assistant, and cake walk by Betty Hazlett. Door prizes, decorations by den mothers, and tickets at the door or via local contacts. Open to the public.
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Bady Ct
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Physician Dies Split on Plan for School Recreation Board
Elyria officials clash over a Mosher bill to end dual membership rules. The recreation board opposes the measure in current form and suggests a compromise allowing one school board member and one staffer to serve on the recreation board.
Elyria Officials Split Over Recreation Bill Change
Elyria recreation and education leaders voiced opposition to a Mosher bill allowing the school board to appoint non members to the Recreation Commission. R G Taylor urged school board members to serve on the commission, stressing that recreation should center on school facilities. Mayor Keys had earlier varied on the bill amid amendments adding council approval of appointees. The measure, debated in hearings, targets vacant school board seats and aims to ease commission appointments.
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Recreation Bull
Recreation Board
Rufus G. Taylor
State Senate
Elyria
Elyrians
R. G. Taylor
Elyria Board of Education
Elyria Recreation Commission
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Recreation Commission
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Keys
Mayor Keys
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Municipal Affairs Committee
Elyria School Board
Taylor
School Board
Totenberg Ensemble To Perform In Elyria Tuesday
The Elyria Community Concert Association presents the Roman Totenberg Instrumental Ensemble in the Elyria High School auditorium at 8 15 p.m. The nine piece group with Totenberg on violin will perform Bach and Mozart concertos and include Gluck Haydn and Tschaikowsky works in the program. Totenberg, born in Lodz, is a noted soloist and festival performer with a history of Berlin Boston Cleveland and New York appearances. Admission is by association membership card only. The next event will be the Jose Limon Dance Company on April 2.
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800 Students To Assemble For Festival
Students from 44 area high schools in northwestern Ohio will gather at Heidelberg College for the annual solo and ensemble festival hosted by the Ohio Music Education Association. About 800 to 900 participants perform in vocal and instrumental events from 8:30 a.m. at the Heidelberg Conservatory of Music and College Hill elementary school with ratings of II I IV V assigned. those rated I or superior advance to the regional finals at Bowling Green State University in April.
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Ohio
Ohio Music Education Association
Huron
Erie
Crawford
Marion
Ottawa
Sandusky
Wyandot
Seneca
Heidelberg College Conservatory of Music
College Hill
Bowling Green
Continental Oil reports 1956 income rise to $51.8 million
Continental Oil Co. announced 1956 net income up 12 percent to $51.8 million or $5.30 a share. gross operating income increased from $528.9 million to $376.2 million.
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INS
Continental Oil Co
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