County Commissioners Hold Key Control Over Lorain Funds
Commissioners allocate the general fund and highway budgets, with $2,606,391 for general operations and $1,527,458 for highways. Highway funds are earmarked. general funds cover payrolls, supplies, and equipment. Tax levy is 16 mills. other income includes fees, interest, fines, licenses, and transfers. Demand for funds routinely exceeds availability, prompting line item cuts and potential future levies. Space constraints at the courthouse force high rents, as several departments occupy leased quarters outside the building.
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Elvira
Gauty
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County School Board
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Health Department
Stone firm president dies at 78 in Amherst
Harry Nicholl, president of Nicholl Stone Co and organizer of Lorain firms, died at 3 35 am at St Joseph Hospital after six year illness. Born May 22 1881 in Amherst, he lived there all his life and resided at 306 South Main since age nine. Survived by daughter Jean McBride, two grandchildren, three great grandchildren, a brother, and other relatives. Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm at Garland Funeral Home, with burial in Brownhelm Cemetery.
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Harry Nicholl
Nicholl Stone Co
Nedoml
Bark of Lorain
St Joseph Hospital
Nicholl
Stone Company
Kipton
Iltbuck
Amherst
South Mains
Amherst Congregational Church
Elyria Country
Bir. E. T
Jean) McBride
Lee Kreger
Vermilion
Tom Kreger
Richard
Rhonda
Dean Hreger
Russell Nicholl
Cleveland
Garland Funneral
Ned H Martin
Brownhelm Cemetery
Ravenna Church Shooting Tied to Elyria Burglaries
A Ravenna church hallway shooting left a victim shot in the arm as police report a linked case involving a former Elyria resident admitting to a March 1 car theft and three burglaries in Elyria. The suspect, Walker, is a Kent State student and Elyria High School graduate.
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Elyria
Purnel
Ely
Elvria
Walker
Walker, Heans Pubishing Co., Inc
Baveleid
Jonathan Dltvce
Maurice C. Flood
Flood
Robinson Memorial Hospital
William Purnell
Cus Walker
Kent Todian
First Congregational State University
Ichurch
Frii
Elyria High School
Oberlin College Trustee Named Amid Board Changes
Donald M. Love, serving emeritus secretary at Oberlin College and long time Lorain County official, was named to the Board of Trustees by the college. A native of Sandusky and Oberlin alumnus, Love retired as registrar and is author of a biography of Oberlin’s sixth president. He will help guide the college’s history project covering 1865 to 1937.
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Donald M. Love
Oberimm College
Yes Obertin College
Lorain County
Lorain
Oberlin
County Community College
George
Norptary
Aeitine
Love
Henry Churchill
Oberlin College
Robert S. Fletcher
Sandusky
St. Charles
Alliance
Youngstown
Train Derailment Due to Loose Wheel Details
VERMILION A Nickel Plate Road freight derailment occurred after a loose wheel caused 14 cars to derail on a line near Douglas and State Streets. The 31 car train bound for Chicago spilled cargo including cosmetics and deodorants. No fatalities reported. the caboose remained on track. Repairs and traffic limits were being enforced as officials investigate and assess damage.
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Saivaseami
C. D. Bennet
Dent
Clevedo
Kieser
Tandy Rama Lnetice
Chicago
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Ing
New York Central
Twain
G. A. Morgan
Bellevue
Jie
Ohio State Employment Service Building to Rise in Elyria
OSES building site at Sixth St and Middle Ave in Elyria advances demolition and borings for a new one story structure to house the Ohio State Employment Service. Estimated cost about 140 000 dollars, site about 50 000 dollars, plans show a nearly square layout with movable partitions for flexible interior walls. Bids expected by June 6 after final plans by the state architect. Foster P. Dirlam heads local review in Columbus. Goodman Bros. leaseholder on current 618 Broad St has not been notified of renewal decisions.
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Middle Ave
Ohio State Employment Service
Elyria
Roger Schmidt
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Columbus
Schmidt
Foster P. Dirlam
Bureau
Arthur Goodman
Goodman Bros
Lorain
Know Your City Session Opens Series Tomorrow
The second in a four part series named Operation Know- How will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Eastern Heizhis School. Elyria Mayor Charles V. Neeson with other city officials and council members will attend. The sessions aim to inform residents about city problems especially fences. The meetings are non political and focus on municipal operations.
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Heizhis School
Elyria
Charles V. Neeson
Neeson
City council backs new water distribution assistant post
Elytia City Council finance and water committees approved a joint report recommending the creation of an assistant water distribution superintendent position under civil service. The proposed annual salary is 5880 dollars, matching the pay of the assistant street superintendent, while water department head Superintendent Walterie Meyers earns 36 523.3 annually.
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Elytia
Walterie Meyers
Authorities drop search for infant grave in slag area
IRS will assist Elyria residents at the National Guard Armory from March 15 to April 12 and on April 15 tax returns are due. A sheriff’s investigator said digging for the infant’s grave in slag near the Lorain Works site would be hopeless due to time elapsed and the slag dump. Makuch, jailed on incest charges, remains held on $5,000 bond as prosecutors consider next steps.
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National Guard
East Ave
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National ‘Tube Lorain Works
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Hieba
Michael Ondreyco
Saloa
Makuch
Suriad
Linda Lane
Sheffield
Gulf Ed Bylinfant
Frank Makach
Sheffield Wilther
Iage Maluch
Makach
Loraine
Istory
Loram County
Funder
Sherifs Innvestigator
S! Imother
Zieba
Makuchi
Lorain
Moscow
UFI
Bas
Tselinograd
Dziama
Daiame
Ka- Zicba
Missionary sees Chile as Communist hotspot in 1964 outlook
Rochester report quotes Rev. William Stoner missionary to Chile, describing the country as a center of Communist activity in South America. He forecasts a possible 1964 victory for a Communist candidate through a free election, cites regional risks in northern Brazil, notes U.S. aid after 1960 earthquake, and comments on Chilean education, poverty, and religious life amid propaganda and anti American sentiment.
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Association of Baptists For
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Russia
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Plaudler Co
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James H. Peak
Carlson
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YMCA
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