Elyria High School Students Display Projects At Night
Activities of 525 Elyria High School students were shown in art business home economics industrial education and physical education. The event, sponsored by the PTA, featured classroom demonstrations and student guides with Future Teachers of America as ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyra High School
Elyma High School
Margaret Ward
Patricia Jackson
Fleft
Mightlymn Turner
Maureen Casey
Mary Ann Wash
Cindy Wolff
Rick Haskis
Kris Whitehouse
Robyn Levan
Teachers of America
Eight Lorain Ford awardees honored for service in 1964
Lorain Ford Motor Co honored eight outstanding citizens for community service in 1964 at the fifth Ford Community Service awards banquet at Oak Hills Country Club. Top award winner Clyde E. Jackson Sr. of Lorain received the Town Crier's Bell. Other honorees include John Marshall and Robert L. Lindquist of Elyria, George D. Lang of Amherst, James A. Kerns of Brunswick, Mrs. Marguerite Welch, Mrs. Bernice Rathke, and William Reynolds of Lorain. Awards included silver scroll desk plaques and engraved commendations from Henry Ford II. The event featured J. Ed Uland of the Greater Lorain Chamber of Commerce as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ford Motor Co
Clyde E. Jackson Sr
City Hall Place
Jackson
John Marshall
Stafford Dr
Elyria
Robert L. Lindquist
Oxford Ave
George D. Lang
Butternut Dr
Amherst
James A Kerns
Hickory Ridge Rd
Brunswick
Marguerite
Lorain Journal
John Kolena
Hudnutt
FORD
James A. Kerns
Marguerite Welch
William Reynolds
Bernice Rathke
Lorain election probe subpoenas 30 residents ordered to court
Lorain County prosecutor announces 30 residents are summoned to appear in Common Pleas Court at 1 pm Friday as part of an election petition investigation. The hearing focuses on nominating petitions for Fifth Ward Councilman Luis Antonio Velez and cites possible violations of election laws and witnessed signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Fifth Ward
LeRoy F. Kelly
Hirbe Becomes Lorain Police Chief After Civil Service Victory
Robert Hirbe, a 27 year Lorain police veteran, was sworn in today at 10 40 am by Mayor Mathna after Civil Service certified him as top scorer in the February 25 exam. He pledged full cooperation with officers and promised the best law enforcement possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Robert Hirbe
Police Department
Woodrow W Mathna
Mathna
Civil Service Commission
Hirbe
Lorain Telephone rate hearing probes value and impact
Public Utilities Commission hearings opened on Lorain Telephone Co for a local rate increase. Consulting engineer Karl Carter valued the company's investment at 20.89 million dollars as of 1962, higher than PUC engineers 19.901 million. Lorain contends service expansion boosted value 80 percent since 1957, seeking higher returns and changes to four, two, and private line rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lorain Telephone Co
Utlites Commission
Lorain Telephone
Lorain
Amherst
Vermilon
Sheffield
Lake
Avon
Avon Lake
Birmingham
Karl L. Carter
Indianapolis
PUC
Frank Dunbar
Torney
Commission
Dunbar
Carter
Cincinnati
Robert J. White
White
Lorain City
Adrian Bedeski
Kosma Glavas
Elyria
South Amherst
Senior housing push heads to Elyria council
The building and lands committee backs a 150 suite senior citizen housing project in downtown Elyria and urges LMHA to prepare a workable program for Ely Village to meet federal planning and urban renewal prerequisites. Mayor Sanford supports the plan as LMHA seeks a $27,500 site study loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
City Council
Building and Lands Committee
Ronald W. Ashley
Lorain Metropolitan
LMHA
Ashley
Ely Village
SMHA
D. James’Brademas
City Planning Associates
Mishawaka
Ind
Harold
A. West
Leonard P. Reichlin
D-1
John V. Bara
Ely
liGmit
Public Housing Authority
Fred B. Sanford
City mulls full time Elyria dog warden post
City councils safety and finance committees have studied making the dog warden position full time. Residents report dogs running loose prompting McDonald and Wilson to push for quicker study and strict enforcement of existing ordinances if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Malcolm D. McDonald
Navy crew gets per day pay hike for Lorain visit
Congressman Charles A. Mosher announced the Navy Department approved a rare per diem boost for about 30 USS Passumpsic crew members berthed in Lorain. The rate rises from 2.57 to 3.42 dollars per day retroactive to November 27, 1964, and lasts for the ship’s stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Mosher
Navy Department
Passumpsic
Lorain
Department
Mosher
Office of
Under Secretary of the Navy
Kenneth E. Belieu
Navy
USS Passumpsic
American Ship Building Co
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elyrians
Lorain Ford
Aland
Aginners
Uland
Mount Zion Baptist Church
UAW
Community Action Program Committee
Torain
NAACP
Irving School Pta
United Appeal
Red Cross
Marshall
JA Co
the Chronicle
Elyria, Ohio
Mikus
Ace Fae
Gerald Strohacker
Eighth St
David Estrada
29Th St
Ramona Estrada
Curtis Diaz
Justiniano Alicea Ortiz
Diego Martinez
Josefina Martinez
Illuminada Ramirez
Celestina Ramirez
Dalla Alvarado
Miguel A Alvarado
St. Mary Cruz
Francisco Silva
Angelita Senquiz
Albany Ave
Angel Senquiz
Adalbert Velazquez
Alicea (Anny) Fernandez
Benny Ramirez
Eagle Ave
Thomas Watson
Ceferno Ramirez
Factory St
Charles Halms
Industrial
Luis Ortiz
Vine Ave
Ramon Colon
Jose C. Malteo
Ralph Kingzety
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!