Black River junior to go to Buckeye Girls State
Connie Gam, daughter of Spencer mayor and Mrs Ross Gam, of 213 Swwart Dr, has been chosen to attend Buckeye Girls State at Capital University, June. The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors her as delegate to the annual convention where she will help establish a state government. Connie is a junior at Black River High School active in the Home Economics Club Latin Band Pep Club and serves as librarian. Maria Blake, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Blake, West Akun St, is named as Miss Garn's alternate.
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Spencer
Connie Gam
Mirs
Ross
Gam
Swwart
Buckeye Girls State
Capital University
American Legion Auxiliary
Miss Gara
Ten
Partic
Coame
Black River High School
Acnve
Sandusky weighs sewage deal with Perkins Township
City and county officials met to discuss disposing sewage from Perkins Township into Sandusky Pipe Creek area. Mayor Kimes said an answer would come within a week, while City Manager Gosser and Commissioner Schaeffer noted continued study and possible policy changes on extending sewer service beyond Sandusky.
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Sandusky
Sity
Perkins Township
Pipe Creek
Paul Kimes
Stuart Gosser
Harold Schaeffer
Laymen Rally to Hear Guyer in Sandusky
Erie County Laymen's Lenten Rally set for Sunday at Sandusky High School cafeteria with a 6 pm dinner. Dr. Tennyson Guyer, noted speaker and state senator, will address attendees.
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Sandusky
Erie County
Sandusky High School
Gordon Clemons
Erie County Christian
Leezue
Tennyson Guyer
Jay
Guyer
Ohio
Trustees OK '63 Columbia funds
Columbia Township Trustees approved appropriations for the coming year based on certified estimates. Local funds include general, cemetery, road and bridge, road improvement, gas tax, mower license, plus a total for township labor and insurance. Public hearings were scheduled on zoning amendments and a prospective C&S Limestone air plant site.
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Columbia
Columbia Township
Sibe
Frank Ayres
Marca
Lorai County Trastees and Clerks Association
Pinfield
Janell Dr
Columbia Town Hall
Hubbard Wilcox
Youing Engineers Office
Vermilion council amends pay scale and approves various measures
Vermilion council amended the revised pay scale increasing city employees by five percent to 105 dollars monthly for the Vermilion on the Lake sewerage disposal plant operator. An additional ten dollar raise for the cemetery assistant sexton was tabled after a tie vote. The meeting covered railroad speed regulation, Douglas Street crossing flashers, and new fire equipment. Parking restrictions were set for Aldrich Road and Decatur Street near schools. A dog warden position was created with hourly pay of 1.85 dollars. Fire hydrant survey progress and river blasting costs were reported, with several commendations noted.
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Veriglion
Vermilion On
Asl
Tom Utier
Sexton
Alfred Brill
Frank
Donald J. _Hoffman
William Grob
Courncil
Robert Lijegren
Grob
Public Utilities Commission
Douglas St
Aldrich Rd
Lake School
Berkley Rd
Rowland Rd
Decatur St
South Street
Thomp
Sen St
Louis Rank Jr
Rank
Kyle Ekenmerth
West River
Clearview PTA Aide to Address April 9 Meeting
Clearview unit will hear Robert Howell, state board member of the Ohio Congress of P T A, speak at the Durling PTA meeting on April 9. An area PTA nominating committee was named at Tuesday night’s meeting with Mrs Szabo, Mrs Horton, and Mrs Argeat on the panel. A Mothersingers meeting was announced for March 2 at 9 30 am during school. Mrs Frank Szalay reported at the council meeting. Gearview High School home economics class presented a nutrition program. Helen Cannon’s third grade received the attendance award.
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Clearview
Robert Howell
State Board of Managers
Ohio Congress of Parent-Teacher Association
Durling Pta
Darling Vinit
PTA
Joseph Szabo
Gene Horton
Peter Argeat
Frank Szalay
Coun Council
Gearview High School
Helen Cannon
Plans told for Ruggles waterlines
George Garber, resident of Mirheath Sub division in Berlin Township, asked Erie County Commissioners when the Hartley Beach, Ruggles Bea, and Mirheath Subdivision water system would start. Chair Paul Ruetenik said work would begin by July at latest with 30 days to arrange financing and bid advertising. Garber inquired about assessments, and officials said residents have 30 days after notice to pay, or the amount would be placed on the tax duplicate. The proposed assessment per lot is 300.
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Sandusky
George Garberson
Mirheath
Berlin Township
Erie County
Hartley Beach
Ruggles Bea
East Erie
Paul Ruetenik
Garbersen
County Board
Man Held on Weapons Charge in Erie County
Robert Schneider of Lorain is jailed on a concealed weapon charge after deputies arrest at a tavern near Huron. A bartender alerted authorities when he found a blackjack in Schneider s trouser pocket.
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Sandusky
Robert Schneider
12Th St. Lorain
Erie County
Erie County Sheriffs
Huron
Schneider
Avon Lake Eyes Federal Funds for Water Project
Avon Lake plans to apply for $125,000 in matching federal funds to build a reservoir and pump station on city land near Moore Road and the Nickel Plate railroad tracks. The project includes a ground level tank to improve pressure and water supply for residents and industrial sites, with an estimated total cost around $200,000 to $250,000.
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AVON
Swanker
Miller, Moore
Colorado Rds
Robert L. Swanker
Avon Lake
Board of
Miller Rd
Avon Lake Water Board
DTO
Thelising Finance Agency
Inorks
Avon Lake Board
Hien Reserve Nlus
Robert Underhill
Moore Rd
Stiller Rd
Fire chief seeks access road to Sandusky bypass
Perkins Township fire chief Lynford Sartor told Erie County commissioners that the Campbell Street fire station south of Sandusky lacks an access road to the new bypass. He said the Highway Department promised a road from South Campbell Street to the bypass once finished to reach Rt. 4 west of Rt. 20 east in emergencies. County engineer M. W. Bechberger will contact the State Highway Department to explore options.
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Sandusky
Lynford Sartor
Perkins Township
Campbell St
State Highway Department
Sartor
Rt. 4
Rt. 20
Erie County
M. W. Bechberger
City upholds appeal to deny zoning changes request
In Oberlin South Professor Street residents prevailed as the city council denied Firelands Retirement Center Inc. a four story 73 unit apartment plan. The vote opposed by council member William P. Devis affirmed zoning board limits, with opponents citing density and height variances including a fire tower elevator bulkhead. Firelands contends state law requires the tower and bulkhead, while opponents warn neighborhood character changes.
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Oberlin
South Professor St. Too
Firelands Retirement Center, Inc
Eric Nord
Don Pease
Witten’ 'E. Hellmuth Jr
H. D. Blanchard
Lyie K. Butler
William P. Devis
Firelands
Zming Board
Richard Huber
Toki Comalmen
South Professor St
Huber
Thomas Flanigan
Zoning Board of Appeals
Board of Appeals
Old
Barrows House
Ronald Larsen
Warren Taylor
Souh Proffessor
Council
Oberlin considers bond refund to save interest
Oberlin city council gave a first reading to an ordinance proposing to save about 53,667 in interest by refunding a 95,000 water works bond issue. A special meeting set for Friday and Tuesday will handle second and third readings. Representative Jack Cook of William J Mericka Co. outlined projected figures showing lower interest at 3.5 percent and an investment gain, with premium and other factors. The plan aims to yield substantial city savings, though final figures include potential added income from investments. Council also discussed restoring county budget funds by appealing to the county budget commission for the city’s share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Refurstiae
Jack Cook
William J. Mericka Co., Inc
Cleveland
Cook
Eric Nord
G. J. Severs
Erie county opens bids for salt spreaders and trade-ins
Five firms bid on furnishing and installing four tail gate spreaders for the county highway department. Bids included trade-ins on five Century 11955 spreaders. Corry Co submitted $500 per Swenson spreader with $250 trade. Earl Ives Equipment Co bid $464 per Century spreader with $50 trade for the set. Buren Corp proposed $2,640 for four Burch spreaders with $30 trade. Faead Machine and Supply Co offered $489 each for Good Roads spreaders with $200 trade-in. J J Turner Inc offered four Fiank spreaders for $6,000 with $250 trade. Total bids ranged. commissioners tabulated for study.
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Sandusky
Corry Co
Galion
Ohio
Swenson
Earl Ives Equipment Co
Lorrain
Ers
Buren Corp
Crestline
Faead Machine and Supply Co
Cleveland
J. J. Turner Inc
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C. & S. Limestone
Lexinston
Zoning Board
Dune
Safety Committee
Ruggles Waterlines
Seaway Mortgage Corp
IAM
U.S
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Meter Pit
Fruehans Trailer Co
Sonzaic Savings
Middle Ave
Second
Oberlin Bond Refund Okdon
Erie Commissioners
Airyle Beauty Shop
Clark Street
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