Last of Beebes Dies at 9 in Elyria Amherst Manor
Minnie A Beebe ninety? born 1871 in Bellevue long resident of Elyria died at Amherst Manor Nursing Home where she had lived since September. She married artes Beebe and was active with the Elora YWCA serving as treasurer for 30 years. Survived by cousin Miss Sarah Dodd. Services to be held at First Congregational Church Wednesday at 3 pm with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery. Pallbearers, David J Nye Chapter DeMolay.
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Minnie A. Beebe
Elyria
Amherst Manor
Beebe
West Broad St
Bellevue
Harold Dicken
Richard Linde
First Congregational Church
Bunal
Ridgelawn
David J. Nye
Fish tag change opposed by Ohio Conservation Congress
The Ohio Conservation Congress closed its three day meeting opposing raising the fishing license age from 18 to 16 and supporting President Kennedy's National Youth Conservation Corps. They endorsed delegating authority over Lake Erie commercial fishing to the Wildlife Council within the state Natural Resources Department. They argued maintaining an 18 year minimum licenses promotes sport among youth. Ralph Giehis of Lebanon was elected president with Dr. B.K. Jones Cambridge first vice president Harold Snider West Chester second vice president E C Burdock Ravenna secretary treasurer Roy Dennis Newcomerstown Joe Rogers Cincinnati and Lee McClurg Cleveland elected as directors at large.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohic Conservation Congress
Levere
Kennedy
Natonal Youth Conservation Corps
Lake Exie
Wildlife Council
State Natural Resources Department
Thei Retenton
Ralph Giehis
Lebanon
Congress
B.K. Jones
Camebridge
Harold Snider
West Chester
E C (Gene) Burdock
Ravenna
Roy Dennis
Newcomerstown
Joe Rogers
Cincinnati
Lee’ McClurg
Cleveland
Subway to Track New York Station Plan Spends 31 Million
The New York Racing Association reportedly spent 31 million to build a subway station at the gate of Aniieduct. Subway specials will bring turf fans from Times Square, promising a quick 30 minute ride.
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New York
UPD
New York Racing Association
Subway
Times Square
Elyria High senior nets prize in chemistry contest
Elyria High School senior Charles Daney won first prize and 164 dollars in the Creative Chemistry Contest at Western Reserve University sponsored by the Cleveland section of the American Chemical Society. His project, The Effects of Additives on Crystal Growth, examined additives on boric acid, potassium alum and ammonium chloride crystals with adviser George Sandrex. Daney, active in crystal research, has earlier placed in the Ohio Scholarship Test and participated in the Ohio Academy of Science Display. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Daney and has been accepted at MIT with Harvard pending results.
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Charles Daney
Elyria
Cleveland
American Chemical Society
Western Reserve University
Daney
Darey
Alice Daney
George Sandrex
EHS Science Department
Ohio
Academy of Science
Alr
East Rver St
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard
Elyria High School
Robert Jones
Sheryl Schmidt
American Chemistry Society
Man Steals Two Paintings From Castle on the Lake
Police seek a well dressed gray haired man about five foot nine to five foot eleven, aged 50 to 56, who walked off with two paintings valued at 33 500 from Castle on the Lake restaurant on East Erie Avenue. A witness said the thief calmly removed a painting above the mantel as if buying it, while part of a party of six with three men and three women arrived around 10 30 p m and stayed about two and a half hours. The painting is by an unidentified Mexican artist, showing a cavalier in a red robe. The party reportedly drank heavily during their visit.
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Lorain
Castle-on-the-Lake
East Erie Ave
Walter Blondyn
Arist
Tanieho
Blondyn
Missing boaters found safe after river search
Three youths from Robson Road Grafton Gary Hamdresh 20 Jack Robinson 12 and Robert Robinson 14 went boating on the swollen Black River yesterday and were reported missing at 7 21 pm Their aunt Mrs Eugene Kovach called the sheriff deputy and Carlisle firemen organized a search team but the trio were located safe at home after difficulty with the swollen river near Parsons Road and Foster Indian Hollow Roads The boys could not recall who brought them home
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Black River
Sheriff's Department
Carlisle
Gary Hamdresh
Jack Robinson
Robert Robinson
Robson Rd
Grafton
Eugene 5
Kovach
Hamiosh
Sheriffs Department
William Robinson
Foster and
Indian Hollow Rds
Bremen
Parsons Rd
Keystone High School science day yields many superior ratings
Eleven Lagrange students earned superior ratings at Keystone High School science day. Students listed include Geoff Gatz Ralph Walker Pam Pickworth Cynthia Worthington Susan Hastings Suan Smith Tom Ferensen Loretta Finiarowski Claudia Hastings Doug Moulder Margaret Newhouse and more. A total of 214 projects were judged by teachers William Hauer Gilbert Bihn and Allen Gibson using criteria knowledge achieved method use clarity and creativity with point ranges from superior to satisfactory.
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Margaret Newhouse
Grafton
Virginia Lauer
Miss Newhouse
Lagrange
Keystone
Ashland College
Geoff Gatz
Ralph Walker
Pam Pickworth
Cynthia Worthington
Susan Hastings
Telstar
All Science Nine
Tom Ferensen
Loretta Finiarowski
Claudia Hastings
Doug Moulder
Suan Smith
William Hauer
Gilbert Bihn
Allen Gibson
Two Newark Boys Held for Delinquency by Lorain Police
Lorain Police arrested a 16 year old Granville youth and a 13 year old Newark companion on delinquency charges after they were found in a car parked behind Westgate Shopping Center at 10 45 pm. The vehicle had been stolen in Newark earlier that day and a 22 caliber unloaded revolver and ammunition were found in the glove compartment. A third area youth allegedly drove them to Lorain but could not be located.
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Lorain
Granville
Ohio
Newark
Westgate
Ono
Stalled car demolished on NYC rails near Puguay Rd
A stalled 1857 model year car on the New York Central tracks at Pu ray Road in Columbia Township was demolished by a westbound train traveling 68 miles per hour. Engineer Krieger, 67, of Lakewood, said the train could not stop. parts of the car were carried 263 feet. No one was injured. Train damage totaled $9,000. car value placed at $1. The incident involved Deputy Holliman and officer Jaques.
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New York Central Railroad
Puguay Rd
Columbia’ Township
James
Holshman
C. Jaques
West Bhd
Cleveland
Jaques
F. BP. Krieger
Brown Rd
Lakewood
Holliman
Hollimans
Tax deadline extended to March 31 says County Treasurer
County Treasurer Gene A. Troup announced an extension of the real estate tax deadline to March 31 by state officials. He noted that collections are under way, with a strong pace and an anticipated total exceeding $9 million by March 31.
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Gene A. Troup
Troup
Knife Wound Incident Ends With Hospital Release
Elyma police report two men, Dock Evans and George West, were treated for knife wounds after a confrontation at SL West Ave. Evans, 63, and West, 32, were released the same day. West claimed Evans stabbed him in the chest. Evans could not speak due to a mouth wound, and charges were filed.
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Dock Evans
Rushi St
George West
Vulcan St
Elyma Memorial Hospital
Elyna Police
SL West Ave
Evans
West
Pele
Erie County 4-H council sets limits
SANDUSKY The Exe County 4 H Council has set new minimum and maximum ages for 4 H members John Ainsworth FH agent said today Any boy or girl in the fourth grade this current school year may join one of the Erie County 4 H clubs At the maximum limit members must not have passed their 19th birthday by Jan 1 of the luth year Previous age limits were 10 as of Jan 1 and not more than 21 years of age The 4 H council, with 12 advisors and junior leaders, determines policy and approves the 4 H program according to Aylsworth
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Aylsworth
Overtime Pay Ruling Halts City Utility Salary Claim
A dispute over 157 hours of overtime for Grace, a Elyria Public Utilities Office official, prompts a legally styled advisory. Auditor Ellsaorty J. Albeit cites statutes limiting salaried employees to set pay, finding overtime for Grace highly questionable. The issue ties to fee rates and a 1983 period, with Conden suggesting $255 hourly figures but the advisory upholding nonpayment.
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Joseph Ai. Grace
Penduns
Elyria Public
Ufly
Weesstesracts Arerian Liies
Ou Sohenor
J. C
William Tanersall
Opinen
Ellsaorty J
Grace
Safets Service
Josep C. Conden
Six Denominations Set to Air Obstacles on Church Merger
Representatives of six major Protestant denominations will meet at Oberlin College for a three day unity movement starting tomorrow. The discussions will cover church government theology and tradition clergy status social divisions and worship forms. Dr James J McCord of Princeton Theological Seminary will preside with over 100 participants and observers from 16 other churches. Press conferences at noon will reveal progress. Dr J Robert Nelson of Oberlin College School of Theology will also take part and predicts some unity may be achieved.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Unity Movement
James J. McCord
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton
N. J
Methodist
United Presbyterian
United Church of Christ
Christian Church
Evangelical United Brethren
U.S
Oberlin Inn
J. Robert Nelson
Fairchild
Oberlin College School of Theology
Spencer waterworks switches reservoirs
Spencer waterworks switched from the dammed South Creek reservoir to an aboveground reserve after a March 7 taste and odor in the supply. superintendent Glen Pomerox blamed fertilizer phosphates washed into the creek during rain on frozen ground. Elyna pumping chief X. J. Humason awaited state chemical analysis. State Health officials noted springtime phosphate in water is common and not typically toxic, with possible laxative effects at high levels.
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Spencer
South Creek
Glen Pomerox
Teservoir
X. J. Humason
Elynia
Black River
Elyna
Lake Erie
State Department of Health
Columbus
Braves acquire Indians player Cline in trade completion
In West Palm Beach Florida the Milwaukee Braves completed a recent trade by acquiring Ty Cline 23 from the Cleveland Indians to finalize last November's deal for first baseman Joe.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Milwaukee Braves
Ty Cime
Cleveland Indians
Winen
Joe
Two EHS girls hurt in auto crash near London Ohio
Elyria seniors Sally Sawyer 11 and Marlese Schulze 27, both of Elma High School, were severely injured when their southbound car sideswiped a tractor trailer on US 40 north of London. Both were ejected, rushed to Madison County Hospital in improved condition with multiple injuries. Sawyer faces charges for speed under road conditions.
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London
Elyria Giris
Elma High School
Parsman
Madison Cousin Hospital
Sally Sawyer
Florence Camera
Cemondge Ave
Marlese Schultz
Clarence H. Schulez
Gverbroon
Camera
Dayton
Dayton University
Edward Jasany
Louwisiana Ave
Elyria
Miss Schule
Il Fasm
Polce
Cpl
Larry Milakovich
State Highway Patrol
Miss Sawyer
Juvenie Court
Madison
Wiliam R. Right
Delta
Columbus
No new line on Elvma phone talks
No new line in Elvma telephone talks as Elyma Telephone Co and Local 4376 Communications Workers of America report no fresh negotiation dates. Ronald Taylor confirms meetings with authorities have occurred but no schedule set. union members continue to strike.
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Rway
Elyma Telephone Co
Local 4376
Communicaons Workers of America
Ronald Taylor
Medichavon and Conahaven
Cleveland
Miecunes
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