City Council to hear 8 street projects and Youth Government Day notes
The Elyria City Council will meet at 7 30 p m to consider eight street improvement proposals and related committee reports. Youth Government Day participants from the Elyria Youth Council will observe and sit in regular council seats. Proposals include paving and water lines on multiple streets and a bid bid resurfacing program estimated at 45000 dollars from a 1958 street levy. Land acquisitions for a city park and a future fire station are also on the agenda.
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Elyria
City of Scials
Eiynia
Counel
Ane
Univerisity
Georgia Ave
Michigan
Lexington Ave
Broadlea Clark
Bell Ave
Rt. 57
Maple St
Boston Ave
Clark
Taylor
Concord
Eastern Heights
Broad
Bond Ave
Furnace
Water Line
West River Rd
Whitman Blvd
Howard St
Abbe Rd
Fumre
Tan
Councilman Emerich Writes From Hospital To Urge Repairs
Memorial Hospital bound councilman Theodore Emerich sends a letter urging council to back repairs to the fire department station wagon and consider a city motor pool to house and repair vehicles. Emerich’s condition improves. he may leave hospital soon.
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Memorial Hospital
Emerich
Emmerich
Fire Department
Citizens Committee
Maybe She’s The Other Half In Anaheim Bail Set For DUI
Emily Jane Simmons, 80, of Anaheim California posted 263 bail after a night in jail on drunk driving charges. She told police TJ guess everybody ought to get in jail sometime before they die so they can see how the other half lives.
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Anaheim
Calif
UPD
Emily Jane Simmons
Youth Government Day Lets Elyria Youth Run City
Elyria officials traded roles with the Elyria Youth Council for a day. About two dozen students inspect departments then assume city duties headed by Neal Schultz as mayor. Mayor Oscar Dunn urged doing what is right and the youth plan to attend a city council meeting at 7:39 p.m. tonight.
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Elyria
City Hall
Omday
Neal Schultz
Dunn
Onio Fuel Gas Co
Schultz
Steve Walters
Joan Shilling
Jon Pankoff
Ritchie Pond
Marian Stephan
Ann Bommer
Jackie Purcell
Molly Machock
Bill Baughman
Jim Kertz
Debbie Kuss
Ted Chucko
Lee Kearse
Chief Bates Seeks Fire Department Equipment Funds Boost
Fire Chief W. N. Bates urges City Council to expand the fire department equipment fund by adding income from special fire protection contracts. He notes current revenue only from water sales at No 2 station and proposes linking Lake Ave plant and county garage contracts to the fund. Bates previously sought a separate fund split with distinct income sources for fire and police equipment.
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W. N. Bates
No.2
Ohio Edison
Lake Ave
Ceci Bates
Fire Departments
Come Again
Crown 14 in Queen Of Horse Show
NORWALK Miss Sharon Brennan 16 daughter of Mrs Grace Brennan Sandusky was crowned queen of the 14th annual Erie County Horse Show at the fairgrounds. She was crowned Saturday evening and will compete for Miss Horse Show Queen of Ohio in October at Findlay. More than 250 horses entered and winners earned prizes trophies and ribbons totaling 9000.
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Norwalk
Sharon Brennan
Grace Brennan
Sandusky
Erie County
Brennan
Ohio
Western Horse Association
Findlay
Wellington Needlepoint Unit to Attend National Guild Meet
Five members including Mrs. Franklyn Wrigni and Miss Mabel Norton from Wellington, joined by Mrs. Algena Adams and Mrs. Dale Bechtel of LaGrange and Mrs. Hazel Gleason of Pittsfield, plan to attend the National Guild meeting May 20 at Niagara Falls. Mrs. Richard McKisson hosted a gathering of the group.
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Wellington
Niagara Falls
Franklyn Wrigni
Mabel Norton
Algena Adams
Dale Bechtel
LaGrange
Hazel Gleason
Pittsfield
Richard McKisson
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Jack Knight
Fairfax
Lake Avenue
Hilliard
Gulf
East River
Fourth
West Avenue
Cleveland Street
Town 'N Country
Theodore Emerich
Alexander Smith
O'Donnell
Lodi
Lorain
Broadway
Youth Council Takes Over
Sherman
Twes
O'Neil
Sheffield
Xeal Schultz
Elyria Youth Council
Bob Emslie
Jim Szmania
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