Youth groups join Easter Seal drive in Amherst area
Rainbow Girls and the DeMo Malays join forces to canvass residents and business places as part of the Easter Seal fund drive sponsored by Lorain County Society for Crippled Children and Adults Inc. Campaign runs March 14 to April 14 with Sunday soliciting starting at 1 afternoon and Lily Days planned. The society reports services last year included speech and hearing clinics for 188 children, a canteen for 67 adults, camping for seven children, epilepsy clinics, employment placement, direct medical aid, therapy, and equipment loans. 32 new cases were assisted with chairs braces and related items provided on a loan basis.
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Rainbow Girls
Order of DeMo
Outerlay
Sellei
Ais
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Ling Emmerich
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Lorain’s County Societ For Crippled Children and Adults Inc
Kenneth Daugherm
UMS
Sharondale
Nxecuive
Daugherty
Naval Reserve
Sing - Cine
PTA to view film on handicapped at Amherst meeting
AMHERST A guest speaker, Dr. S J Becker, a former resident now studying advanced medicine at Western Reserve University and Highland Park Hospital in Cleveland, will address the Junior Sector PTA Monday evening. The program in Marion Steele High cafeteria is led by Arthur Thomas. Dr. Enicker will present the film To Live Again about adaptive equipment, clothing, and splints aiding independence.
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PTA
S. J. Beucker
Sow
Western Reserve Universi
Highland Kew Hospital
Cleveland
Marion L. Steele High
Schooi
Arthur Thomas
Enicker
Pianist Alec Templeton dies at 32 in Greenwich
Blind pianist Alec Templeton who triumphed over blindness with perfect pitch and memory died at his Greenwich home after a yearlong cancer battle. Born in Cardiff, he moved to the United States in 1936 became a citizen, and rose as a concert pianist and radio entertainer. Private services are planned with a public memorial at Christ Episcopal Church and burial at Putnam Park Cemetery.
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Coon
Alec Templeton
Motts
Templeton
Bern
Cardiff
Wales
United States
Briwin
Christ Episcopal Church
Putnam Park Cemetery
Fire damages Lorain apartment building on East 28th
A blaze largely engulfed a four family building at 1626 East 28th in Lorain injuring none reported, with heavy flames in walls and porch roof. Fire crews battled smoke and traffic control was set as investigators noted equipment malfunctions and a rusted plug contributed to the blaze. Police and fire officials coordinated cleanup and the pump system was restored to service.
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Lorain
East 28Th
Cne St
Jay
Pam
Bsey
Lorain County Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Issz- Flames
Jenerarion i
Viblaton
Ex-treasurer bound over to grand jury
John Brady of 2300 Leavitt Rd led residents opposing a local junkyard operation to the grand jury inquiry. Former Treasurer Wolff Jr., 33, of the Greavier Cleveland Federation of Lutheran Churches and a bank officer, faced charges totaling about 35,000 dollars. He admitted taking about 34,000 dollars used for a home, car, boat, trips, and family expenses, and was bound over after waiving a preliminary hearing. Police eye zoning violations and a possible fake reason for area building permits. Wolff resigned from the bank five months earlier to move to California.
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Leavitt Rd
Cleveland
UPD
Paul L.) Wolff Jr
Greazier
Cleveland Federation of Lutheran Churches
Grand Jury
Wolff
Municipal
California
Opera Ly
Cou
Brady
Abys. i Federation
George D. Kuzif
Everett Davidson
Rone
Federation of the Bank
Amherst set to appeal fund cut this week
Berg Science Seminar hosts guest speaker Wade Ellis from Jobertin College. Ellis, a Phi Beta Kappa member, studied at Wilberforce, New Mexico, and Michigan, joins Lorain County high schools and OC math students for a Tuesday seminar.
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Tional Science Foundation
Ellis
Atl Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma: Xi
Lavon Lake
Elyria
Loraint
Jobertin College
Wade Ellis
Bokis
Wilberforce
University of New Mexico
University of Michigan
Hejt
Oberlins
Professor Ellis taught at Pink University and sued
A complex legal case arises from injuries suffered by Louise Baumhardt and Milton Baumhardt while at a Massachusetts research site and during a leave of absence overseas. The suit names University of Michigan and Boston University affiliates, Amherst property owners, and the U S Air Force Research Lab as defendants. The claim seeks about 936000 for damages from incidents tied to a faulty condition and steps on a rear stoop during a 1961 faculty fellowship era. The case involves education, government programs, and research institutes with ties to international science efforts.
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Pink
Ae Pa University
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Gessner
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Matician
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Sheffield Lake
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Lincoln St. Search Laboratories
Camp Amherst
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Abeen
Cnaren Smarcnay
Fional
Ini Louise Baumhardt
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Greece
Inisne
India
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Ional Science Foundation
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United Nations Science and Technology
Geneva
Switzerland
Eis
Oberlin
City auditor eyes quick appeal over 1963 tax revenue share
AmHerst officials plan to appeal soon to the State Tax Appeal Board protesting the city’s 1963 estimated revenue allocation from sales tax and bank deposits. Auditor Renouard cites an entry of 149 dollars, with current year at 1,668 versus 10,160 in 1982, and notes the next council meeting and related actions by local groups amid ongoing tax dispute.
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Ambherst
Robert
Renouard
State
Renouerd
Lorain
Summer Institute
Oberlin
CofC to discuss Frontier Week continuation at meeting
Amherst Chamber of Commerce will meet Monday at 7 pm in the Western Reserve building to discuss possible continuation this summer of Frontier Week.
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Amherst
Chamber Off Commerce
Western Reserve
Robbers Warned by FBI Amid Frontier Week Debate
Dean Dowling of the Chamber, Pittsburgh, notes a bank robber scout and feller plans to load securities and cash into a vault. A 1964 sesquicentennial anniversary looms as Frontier Week prompts debate on postponement versus continuation amid public meeting inviting locals to weigh in.
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Dean Dowling
Chamber Off
Pittsburgh
Mem Jbank
Alexander
FBI
I. Edgar Hoover
Bank thieves use clever distraction ruse to steal securities
A Memphis teller fell for a phone distraction by a caller claiming a package at the counter. While he searched for it, an accomplice stole currency and securities. FBI notes aging and crime trends, with 1992 robberies nationwide toppling earlier highs, and cases span wide demographics.
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Cartwright
Amherst Hospital Plans Open House on April 21
Amherst officials announce an open house for the public on Sunday April 21 to inspect the hospital lines on the third floor. Hospital manager Gerald Lawrence notes the event runs 24 p.m. with patient moves from the second to the third floor after the open house to allow Elmer Hume Inc. to complete improvements. The executive committee discussed finances and formalities before adjourning.
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Amherst
Amherst Hospital
Iits
Gerald Lawrence
Lawrence
Elmer Hume
I Inc
Permit issued for Amherst MacKenzies beer sale Ohio
Amherst Mackenzies Inc at 1135 Park Ave has been issued a D1 liquor permit for sale of 32 per cent beer for on premise consumption and to carry out, per the Ohio Department for Liquor Control.
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Amherst
MacKenzie’s Inc
Park Ave
Ohio Department For Liquor Control
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