Harshaw reports higher sales but lower six month profit
Harshaw Chemical Co posted six months ending March 31 sales of 26.35 million dollars, down from 35.97 million a year earlier, while net profit slipped to 567 thousand dollars or 52 cents per share from 850 thousand dollars or 3 dollars per share. Board chair C S Parke and president W A Harshaw II noted price erosion on major products amid weaker spirits prices over 18 months. John W Iliff was elected director, succeeding L W Douglas. W J Harshaw retired as chairman but remains a director. Community College Board declared a cents per share cash dividend payable June 7 to shareholders of record May 24.
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W. A. Harshaw II
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Larain County
Community College Board
Len Ross
Columbus
Elytia
Raymond Young
Universitty of Michigan
Young
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UN Assembly president to speak on Sino-Indian dispute
Sir Zafrulla Khan, longtime Pakistani diplomat and former Foreign Minister, will address the Sino-Indian conflict in an open lecture titled Some Reflections on the Sino-Indian Conflicts. The event is sponsored by the Great Lakes College Association and opens at 230 pm in Hall Andring.
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Punjab Legislar College
Lahore
King’s Cassembly
London
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Hall Andring
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Tina
Pease
Pakistan
General Assembly
Gibbens Retires After 28 Years as County School Supervisor
Barbara Kaur reports on C. A. Gibbens retirement after a long career guiding Muskingum County schools from one room districts to consolidated systems. He led mergers that reduced districts from 28 to 10 and shaped county education through growth and restructuring.
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T Lunbia University
Ohio State Unit
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Ter
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Icham
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el Mina Nernndinate
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Eaton
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LaGreze St
Penfield
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Sonora
Obscure delays plague city sewer project overseer says likely to catch up
The contractor Crane Construction Co faces weather and quicksand delays on a $1.8 million sanitary sewer program. Officials note a mid October completion target but warn cleanup time and sandy outcrops could affect schedule. Joseph Cowden cited ongoing weather problems and potential time recovery efforts as crews advance past trouble spots.
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Crane Construction Co
Loverall
Crane
Oberlin May Train Peace Corpsmen For Short Course
Oberlin College may host a Peace Corps training center to prepare about 10 French speaking corpsmen for eight weeks. The plan involves Oberlin departments of language and physical education with college officials awaiting contract signing and official word on the project.
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Lorain
Oberlin College
County
Gibbons
Peace Corps Training Center
Havel
County Board of Education
College Offits
Teachers College
Peace Corps
Ober
Two Men Posed as City Sanitation Truck Owners
Police questioned two local men after women in Cascade Colony reported men claiming to own city sanitation trucks and offering garbage pickup services for a fee. Safety director Joseph C Cowden said neither man was held or collected money, the men were local residents and one had prior work with a private garbage hauler.
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Safety Service
Joseph C. Cowden
Cowden
Cascade Colony
Obituary notes theologian Dr Kepier long service and works
Lorain reports a three year old injured by a thrown rock at community scene as residents petition citizenship. Dr Kepier, Oberlin College graduate and author of devotional books, dies after illness. He served as minister and college professor with wide scholarly ties.
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Oberlin
Thomas S Kepler
Graduate School of Theology
Lorain
Debra Mecca
Myny
St Jo
Lorain County
Elbert Scantland
Federal
Mentzer
Herbert May
College Graduate School of the Here
Rockology
Remedy for rates sought by steel industry inquiry
The House Senate Economic Committee voted unanimously to urge President Kennedy to address allegedly discriminatory maritime freight rates hurting American steel. The panel concluded hearings into steel price increases, noting mills run below full capacity and rising imports from abroad.
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Washington
U.S
Popular Colors Pink and Gray Dominate Ceramic Tile Trend
The report notes pink and gray ceramic tiles remain the most popular colors. Builders highlight these shades for modern kitchens bathrooms and public spaces citing versatile palettes and timeless appeal. The trend is reflected in showroom displays and interior design forecasts.
Sidewalk bid controversy in city notices unsanctioned
Service Director Joseph Cj warns property owners that the city has authorized no one to solicit sidewalk repair work. Cowden cited two men picked up for claiming city endorsement while following inspector Aber Wiester. The city says repairs after 30 days incur cost on the owner's tax bill.
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Cowden Cday
Aber Wiester
Wiester
Europe
Spruce St
Japan
Walter Lederer
Lake Ave
Cowden
Povision
Jlice
Chamber to honor ship firm at Lorain dinner
The American Ship Building Co. will be saluted at the Lorain Chamber of Commerce’s th annual dinner May 2 at John's Auditorium East 26th St and Grove Ave. Gene Sweeney chairs the dinner committee aiming for 400 to 500 attendees. The firm’s engineering department will move from Cleveland to Lorain with the new office building.
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Lorain Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Eugene C. Merkle
John's Auditorium
East 26Th St
Grove Ave
Gene Sweeney
Cleveland
Merkle
Whyte Named Lorain County Schools Superintendent
Wayne Whyte was named Lorain County Superintendent of Schools by the county board. The Brownhelm native has 15 years in area education, holds a Kent State master’s in education, and succeeds C A Gibbons. Whyte will earn 12000 first year, 17500 second, 13000 third, with a three year contract starting Aug. 1. He is married with five children and resides in Amherst.
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Lorai County
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Betty) Pertoss
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Chastine) Landes
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Edward
Virginia
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Ridgeville
Colorado
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County Board of Education
Brownhelm Township
Baldwin - Wallace College
Berea
Brunswick High School
Medina County
Henrietta High School
Firelands
Whyte
Brookside High School
Sheffield
Lorain County High Schools
James L King
Avon Lake
Kent State University
Lorain County Education Association
C. A Gibbons
Lorain County Schools
Lorain County Board For Education
Kathryn Kneisel
Brownhelm
Pamela
Constance
Cynthia
Wayne Jr
Donn
Milan Ave
Amherst
C. A. Gibbons
County educators set pay schedules
Lorain County Board of Education approved a salary schedule for secretaries supervisors and psychologists and set annual salaries for staff including J Robert Beil 3400 with 600 travel Alicebelle Bubeno 3400 with 60 travel Leon Sezal 8200 plus 60 travel and hired Helen Pierce Gerald Frank Norman Stewart at 9900 plus 50 travel Kathryn Fleming 7850 plus 60 travel Marian Fosselius Ann Dobrin 5100 Gladys Miller 3600 and Fred W Lott 5700 plus 600 travel Also approved payments for routine bills and approved bus driver and substitute staff appointments. Agreed to pursue county office improvements and inspect cost recommendations and to purchase an electric typewriter pending model trials.
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Alicebelle Bubeno
Leon Sezal
Somel
Helen Pierce
Gerald Frank
Norman Stewart
Kathryn Fleming
Marian Fosselius
Ann Dobrin
Gladys Miller
Fred W. Lott
Herbert F. Eye
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Cleanoew
Rece Far
Gerard L. Krunswiede
Firelands
Robert Werner
Fuchard Ham
Suosiqie
Harold Bogner
Ridgeville
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Keystone
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