Vermilion Works Council Considers Plant Odor and Zoning
Vermilion residents complained at a May council meeting about odor from the Mahoning disposal plant and urged action. The safety committee discussed police staffing and odor abatement, while codification of village ordinances moves forward with planning for storm sewers and zoning changes.
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Mahoning
George Greenwood
Don Bever
Bever
Palaus
Anate Council
Oe - Board of Public Affairs
William Smith
Countara Urives
Council
Commission
Bechstein
Inland Paving Co
Ohio Engi
Ohio
Jesser
Sharpnack Chevrolet
Crtiser
Bate Pe Rce Il
County Alumnae Council Holds Quarterly Meeting
The Lorain County Alumnae group met for a quarterly gathering with 24 members and two guests. They reviewed the book One Saint and Seven Sinners and planned the April 27 Achievement Day program. Members were named to the nominating committee and a tureen dinner with spring decor followed. The Huron County Achievement Day is set for March 16 at the Norwalk Methodist Church and Henrietta Farm Women will host the June 6 event with LaGrange Homemakers as entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Harold Starkey
Henrietta Reformed
United States
Atta Behnke
Etta Latteman
C. L. Hines
Camden
Harry Lauer
Winfield Scott
West Ridge Ladies Aid
Dora Brown
Henrietta Farm
St. Patrick's
Huron County Achievement
Norwalk Methodist Church
Dan Knoble
Nelson Brill
John Seikeres
LaGrange
Berlin Heights Library Board Approves 1960 Budget
The Berlin Township Public Library Board approved a 1960 appropriation ordinance at its meeting. The librarian noted an expected fiction decline but a rise in non fiction circulation and reported donations from Congress man A. D. Baumbhart Jr. A memorial book for Emma Cobb was arranged, and National Library Week was designated for April 39 with an invitation to join Huron Library observances.
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Berlin Heights
Berlin Township
Jim Overhul
Norwalk
Berlin
Emma Cobb
Edwin
Lynette
Deen
A. C. Stiles
Francis of Assisi
Huron Library
Bake Sale Set For Friday By Fields PTA
The Fields PTA will hold a bake sale Friday at the Century Feel store in Ridgeview Shopping Center. Pick-up stations listed with volunteers at multiple streets. Cones were asked to deliver baked goods by Thursday evening. All homemade items including candy will be available.
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Fields
Fields Parent- Teacher Association
Century Feel
Ridgeview
Or Ville Lyndes
Bagsey
Paul Sweda
Sugar Ridge
Raymond Wolfe
Butter Ridge
Willam Krefeld
Root Rd
John Sigsworth Jr
Chestnut Ridge
Conors
Pinochle Club Meets In Elyria Snowed Out OGrala Club
Pinochle Club met at Eloise Deneica s home in Elyria with Marge Walker winning first prize and Wilda Taylor taking low score. Next meeting set for Mary Kirkpatrick s home next Wednesday. O Grala Club meeting canceled due to heavy snow with next gathering planned for Rose Smith s home on Mar 17. Mr and Mrs William Finley returned from a four month vacation traveling to St James City Fort Myers Fla Tyler TX Fort Myers and Little Rock Ark.
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Grafton
Eloise Deneica
Elyria
Marge Walker
Nita Pardee
Low
Wilda Taylor
Millie Spanski
Mary Kirkpatrick
Wgrala
O'Grala Club
Helen Smith
Hoyt McKee
Finley's
Paul Colaianni
Little Rock
Ark
Wilcox PTA Meets Thursday in North Ridgeville
Elizabeth Wilcox Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the multi-purpose room. Richard Voigt, principal, will present the program featuring a discussion on school procedures and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Elizabeth Wilcox
Parent-Teacher Association
Richard Voigt
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Vermilion
Nelson Parsons
the Safety Committee
Lea Seem Neues
East River Rd
Berkley, Drive
Frederick and
How
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Valley View
Apt
Sion
Fred
Don Burgess
Niple
Hoffman
Joseph Ryan
Arthur Drew Jr
Robert Liljegren
Charles Horton
County Alumnae Council
O'Neil
Dinette
O’neil
Library UK
Fields Pta
O’gralas
Wilcox Pta
Philco
Danbury
Philos
Tonger Picture
Tonger TV
OWENS
Television Center
O'Neill's
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