38 Hospital Aides Cited For Service
St. Joseph Hospital honored 38 employees for long service at a recognition dinner. William Heider received a 25 year pin and a $50 U S savings bond. Other 15 year, 10 year, and 5 year awards were given to named staff amid remarks on expansion and the X-ray department in a $2.5 million program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
William Heider
Annie Lumpkin
Rosemarie
Hribar
Effie Brown
Mary Red
Ding
Ellen Nahrn
Doris Sier
Juliette Trice
Anita Ramirez
Beatrice Shorts
Lorenee Bailey
Jeanne Bennett
Margaret Letizia
Mierify
Victoria Pihlblad
Jelen Hromada
Mercedes Valezatherine Partz
Nathaniel Howilard
John Kulchar
Mary Keller
Julia Csillag
Mary Ellen Eschen
Raimundo Solis
Amacho
Maria Hernandez
Edward Randleman
Joanna Shinpack
Margaret Krulock
Rosemary Conrad
Lily Toman
Gerre Lou Cammarn
Thomas Sisk
Sitser M. Theophane
Delbert Russell
George Dunnigan
U. S
St. Joseph
ML. Theophane
Park Board Backs Cash Offer Over Oberlin Ave Site
Lorain city park board terms the Kuciek allotment site east of Oberlin Ave not suitable for a park. In a council recommendation, the board urges acceptance of financial remuneration in lieu of the land. The parcel is split by high tension wires and would require part of future Tower Blvd. to intrude on its boundaries. The council building and lands committee has reviewed Emil Kucirek’s offer.
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Lorain
Kuciek
Oberlin Ave
City Park Board
City Council
Tower
City Council Building and Lands Committee
Emil Kucirek
Udvardy Elected Secretary of City Credit Union
Donna Udvardy was elected secretary of the city credit union at a regular monthly meeting. Marge Hanko stepped down from the role for personal reasons and Udvardy will serve the remainder of the 1959 term. Other officers include Alma Thomas as president Donald McGrady as vice president and Antone Ujhelyi as treasurer.
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Lorain
Donna Udvardy
Marge Hanko
Credit Union Board
Miss Udvaray
Aumeda Thomas
Donald McGrady
Antone Ujhelyi
Children Safety Town Project Receives Preliminary OK
Lorain voters move to organize a Safety Town program to educate pre school children on safety. E M McCaskey orders coordination with Lorain Women's Club and PTA units for transportation. Police will provide instructors and a two week course is planned for five year olds. A 150 by 150 foot blacktopped area is needed for the miniature city. Clyde Scott notes limited suitable sites. A site viewing will occur when weather allows.
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Lorain
Board of Education
E. M. McCaskey
Lorain Schools
Lorain Women’s Club
Victor Bulzomi
Parent-Teacher Association
Bulzomi
Clyde Scott
J Elementary
J McCaskey
Lorain School Board Eyes Southeast Site Amid Bidding Shuffle
The Lorain school board weighs two land options for a future high school as Sam Falbo lowers his Oakwood Acres bid by 2 574 to 202 547 for 31 5 acres while rejecting a 180 000 board offer. A 37 acre Homewood site is surveyed at 174 880.
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Lorain
Sam Faibo
Oakwood Acres
Homewood
School System
E. M. McCaskey
Falbo
Homewood Acres
Westfield Corp
Grove Ave
Fairless Dr
Gary Ave
East 42Nd St
Vincent Glorioso
Irving
Fourth St
George Parks
Irving School
Oakwood
Time-Table Set For 59 60 School Year In Lorain
Lorain Ohio school board approves a 183 student instructional days schedule with five holidays including Washington's birthday. The plan includes a September 9 start, October 30 vacation, and two teachers meeting days while five board members vote to approve over Vincent Glorioso who opposed Saturday report card sessions.
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Lorain
City School System Board of Education
Vincent Glorioso
John Evans
George Washington
Washington
John Tender
Benjamin Weintraub
George Parks
Glorioso
Inspector Mumford Proposes Separate Vice Squad Again
Lorain officials review the City Safety Department annual report with Inspector Maurice Mumford urging the vice squad be restored as a distinct unit from the detective bureau. He argues the two roles are incompatible and cites past arrests, traffic totals, and staffing concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Vice
Police Detective Bureau
Maurice Mumford
Detective Bureau
Mumford
Safety Department
Colo
School board hears briefing on commercial instruction department
Lorain City schools Board of Education members received a half synopsis of the commercial instruction department in a briefing session. Instructors Gertrude Gaines Dorothy Smith and George Zatroch presented the update as part of a series on department activities.
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Lorain — City
Lorain Library Raises Fines and Fees
Lorain library fines rise from two to five cents per day starting May 1 as approved by the Library Board. A 56 cent processing fee applies to lost books and inter library loan fees set at 35 cents. Marian King reports a February circulation of 1,418 volumes amid George Washington birthday sales.
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Lorain — Hines
Lorarian
Marian King
Library Board
Ming King
George Washington
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