Amherst May Get Federal Aid For Sewage Project
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board certified Amherst's application for federal aid of up to 128353 for sewer system work including interceptor sewers and plant improvements. Final approval rests with the U S Public Health Service. officials note prior readiness and a pick up project status as aid targets. The village faces substantial costs beyond the grant and must proceed with construction within the current fiscal year.
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Amherst
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
E. D Ransom
Ely
Pa City Board of Education
Central Fund
Ambherst
United States Publi Health Service
G. A. Hall
Hall
Union Vote Set On Strike At GM Brown Lipe-Chapin Plant
Union members at the Brown Lipe-Chapin plant of General Motors have been called to special meetings to vote on a strike. Local 780 president Carl Cross cited six stakeable grievances on safety health and speedup. Meetings are scheduled for tomorrow 8 pm first and third shifts and Thursday 12 41 am after the second shift at Moose Hall East Broad Street. About 400 furloughed and 110 working members urged to attend as company-union talks continue with possible settlement before the Wednesday night sessions.
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Cio-United Auto Workers Local 780
Brown Lipe-Chapin
General Motors
Carl Cross
Cross
Moose Hall
East Broad St
Elyria
Sesson
UAW International
Franklin Carr
BLC
Elyria to Mark Flatten Latin Day With Flag Displays
Elyria plans a holiday like scene tomorrow to honor Flatten Latin Day amid a motorcade and festive downtown displays. Merchants urge curbside flags, windows, and a regional basketball game at Darang between Cleveland Cathedral Latin and Pioneer, with a charity aim tied to a hero squeak motif.
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Elyria
Elyria Pascare Wy
Helitaye
Degra
Cleveland
Elyria Declares Flatten, Latin Day For District Champs
Mayor J Grant Keys proclaimed Wednesday as Flatten Latin Day to honor Elyria district champions. Downtown stores planned patriotic window displays and posters while a high school pep rally was set. A motorcade to Baldwin Wallace field house was discussed, with police escorts if feasible, as Keys faces a Columbus Senate hearing tomorrow.
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J Grant Keys
Elyria
JCG Jenney
Bell Co
Baldwin-Wallace
Berea
Keys
Columbus
State Senate
Cooperation Lauded 1827 Get Polio Inoculations At Elyria Station
One Elyria Area polio inoculation station administered 1827 shots at Jefferson School for ages 1 to 14 first or second doses, 436 for ages 1-19 third dose, and 205 adults. The operation benefited from cooperation of doctors, nurses, Red Cross volunteers, PTA, and officials. Vaccine sources include government and The United Health Foundation of Greater Elyna. Officials expect adequate supply to complete the local program.
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al Jefferson
Jefferson School
United Health Foundation of
Greater Elyna
Harold E. McDonald
County Medical Society
Lorain County Medical Society
Indi
Elyra Reviews Income and Plans 825000 Funding Request
Elyma's 1937 financial tangle to be clarified today and tomorrow with a proposed 825000 general fund appropriation ordinance heading to Monday council action. Finance Committee meets at 10 30 am to prepare a final recommendation for council action as Victor F Stewart Jr and Mayor J Grant Keys present the city's supplemental tax certificate to raise funds to about 825000 for the county budget commission. The certificate follows a review of city income in 1936 1953 and 1954. the 1957 org tax certificate totalled 754000, about 75000 short of proposed needs. Keys cited stronger revenue in late 1956 as the basis for revision. a temporary appropriation covered expenses through Q1 while the full year budget must pass by April 1. The 70k gap can be met by higher city revenue estimates from court fees permits licenses and other taxes. The original 1957 budget set expenses at 1260000 but relied on a four mill operating levy that failed in the November election, forcing a close to 490000 deficit when an appropriation ordinance was prepared. Major cuts targeted capital projects such as jail remodeling expanding fire and police strength, new equipment, and park board improvements.
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Elyma
Council
Council Action Finance
Victor F.stewart Jr
J. Grant Keys
County Budget Commission
Keys
Orginal Certifcate
Recreation and Park Board
Schools Enrollment Forecast for Elyria Public Education
Elyria city schools may educate about 9,200 students in five years, superintendent Gottfried reports to the board. Enrollment would rise roughly 2,300 students from current levels, a 30 percent increase based on birth trends and population growth. High school capacity expansion is not needed, but 30 to 40 new classrooms will be required for the grade schools, prompting planning for new facilities or additions and financing. The district owns two potential site parcels near Poplar Street and Eastern Heights.
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Elyria City
F J Gottiied
Board of Education
Gottfried
Ely
Poplar St
Eastern Heights
Tax total nears six thousand from real estate payments
County Treasurer Carl Schmitkens reported tax collections at 3 750 700 at period close yesterday though he expects the total for the current collection to approach 6 000 when unposted payments arrive. Yesterday was the final day for current real estate tax payments but early payments before the books close are accepted without penalty.
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Carl Schmitkens
Elyna Fights Latin in Regional Showdown at Berea
Residents discuss the high school basketball clash as Cathedral Latin seeks to extend its unbeaten run against Elyma High in the regional tournament at Berea. Elyna fans surge, while doubters and betting chatter mix with school pride in a town-wide build up to the sweet sixteen showdown.
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Feds
Esrea
Broad St
Elynans
Cathedral Latin High
Elyma High
Berea
Elyna
Elyna Sports
Pioneer cagers set to Flatten Latin in Berea clash
Elyria fans back Pioneer basketball as they seek revenge after last fall’s football flurry. The ex experts, puffed by a 14 12 win over Lorain, predicted Lorain dominance but were wrong. Now Pioneer charges into Berea with the battle cry and confidence.
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Lora
Elyna
Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain High
Pioneer
Lorain
Pioneer Cagers
Berea
Elyria Sports
Mrs Backus Succumbs At Home
Mrs Elizabeth B Backus 73 widow of Dr N D Backus died at 7:435 am at her home 345 Second St after long illness. Surviving relatives include Roerths Tim botanttnse H N Umbstaetter Amherst veterinary surgeon two cousins Mrs Elizabeth Schultz and Chris Haldeman plus two nieces and three nephews. Funeral services Friday at 2 pm from Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with the Rev E T English officiating burial in Brownhelm Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 pm tomorrow.
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Elizabeth B Backus
N D Backus
Backus
Jorain County
Switzerland
Elyma
Roerths
Tim
Young Cincinnati Couple and Sailor Die in Crash
In Cincinnati three young people died when a car left the road and struck a tree west of the city. The victims were Andrew Shackleford, 18, his wife Joyce, 17, and Edward I. Scott, 19. Scott was reported AWOL from the aircraft carrier Vailey Forge since Christmas leave. authorities investigated the incident.
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Cincinnati
Here
Andrew Shackleford
Joyce
Edward I. Scott
Scott
Vailey Forge
Inoculation Stations Set for Elyria Amherst Areas
Greater Elyria area opens polio vaccination today from 9 a m to noon at Elyria District Catholic High School serving Elyria east of the Black River. Listed area schools include Alien Eastern Heights Ely Garford McKinley Spring Valley and St Jude. Amherst station at Amherst Central School runs 8 30 a m to noon for Amherst and Brownhelm districts.
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Greater Elyria
Elyria
Catholic
Black River
Alien
Eastern Heights
Ely
Garford
McKinley
Spring Valley
Elyria District
Catholic High
St. Jude
Amherst
Amherst Central
Amherat
Brownhelm
Elyma Memorial Hospital Gets First County Pathology Training Accreditation
Elyma Memorial Hospital became the first county institution with an approved pathology training program. The American Medical Association Council on Medical Education and the American Society of Clinical Pathologists accredited the program, joining existing intern, radiology, orthopedics, nursing, and X ray tech training. Temporary approval for a general practice residency remains, with May confirmation planned. Hospital administrator Harold A Zealley cited qualified pathologists and a diversified case load as prerequisites and noted stringent admission requirements for pathology training.
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Elyma Memorial Hospital
American Medical Association
Council On Medical Education
American Society of Clincal Pathologists
EMH
Harold A Zealley
Zealley
Fied
Robert G Thomas
Stase Kerpe
Elyiia Memorial Hospital
Korean Bonus Applications Surge At County Office
Veterans filled about 250 forms and 150 more were handed out at the Turner Block veterans service office as delays center on overseas service dates. Turnout peaked after 3 pm with roughly 20 veterans waiting. payments of 10 to 15 dollars per month cap at 400. Notarization required. forms may be taken to any notary public or to allied posts for assistance. Office hours are 8:30 am to 1 pm.
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Turner Block
Jack Refenning
Veterans Service Office
Retenning
Refenning
Elyria
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Amvets
Veterans Service
Ipm
Amvels Offer To Assist Korean Vets
Amvels Post 32 announces assistance for Korean War veterans with bonus applications. Service hours are 7:30 to 9:30 pm today through Thursday at the post home 3792 Broad St. Michael Virce, post service officer, and Robert Borman will staff the service per Al Tucynski, public relations officer.
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Elyma Amvets Post
Broad St
Wichael Virce
Robert Borman
al Tucaynski
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Hie
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Massey Trust
Squeaker
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Elyria Area
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