Coleys adopt free dog Clyde from former owners
Davinng Hubert Coley and wife Trula along with son Mike welcome a year old male mongrel named Clyde. The couple, CT workers in the composing room and as a proofreader, received Clyde because the previous owner’s wife Rosemary Grell is allergic to dog hair causing itching and hives. Clyde is a cross between a Basset Hound and a Dachshund. The Grells lived at 1062 West Lith St. Lorain. Ed Wilcox, Elyria elder, turns 89 on Oct. 13. Dick Finegan notes Wilcox is 80 days younger. Finegan, a regular bowler, also works part time for Econ-O-Wash. Gene and Carl Finegan, former local figures, trained boxers and had ties to local law enforcement. Colson Corp. promotions include Harvey Hopkins to plant manager in Caruthersville and Eugene Limbach taking over in Jonesboro. Pete Swanson, ex-sports editor, now with The Courier and Express staff in Evansville.
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Hubert Coley
Trula
Mike
Chronicle-Telegram
Hubert
Coleys
Clyde
Robert Grell
West Lith St
Lorain
Grell
Rosemary
Ed Wilcox
Elyria
Wilcox
Dick Finegan
Finegan Dick
Knights of Columbus
Finegan
Broad St
Atty
Carl R. Finegan
Larain County
Gene
Johnny Kochan
Carl Finegan
Purdue University
Colson Corporation
Arkansas
Missouri
Harvey Hopkins
LaGrange
Colson
Jonesboro
Ark
Caruther Ville
Eugene Limbach
Elyrian
Hopkins
Joneshorn
Limbach
Ruth Blackstone
Urban T. Limbach
Courtland St
Homer Blackstone
Logan
Ohio
Ray Everett
East Bridge
Friends harvest Ridgeville man's soybeans
North Ridgeville community honors Robert Ternes 55 after his funeral at St. Peter Church. About 100 neighbors joined in harvesting his standing soybean crop to ease his widow’s loss, with families sharing meals and support as a large, interwoven farming community rallies around the Ternes home and farm.
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Friends
Ridgeville
Robert Ternes
North Ridgeville
Robert T. Ternes
Bender Rd
St. Peter Church
Ternes
Roy Ternes
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Robert
Three Bay Area Scouts Win Silver Beaver Honors
More than 400 Boy Scout leaders attended the Firelands Area Council Appreciation Dinner at the UAW Hall to honor three area men. James H. Oster of Elyria Robert Ferguson of Lorain and William Bruce Jr. of Amherst received the Silver Beaver award for long service to Scouting. Oster directs Elyria Safety Town and bicycle safety programs and has held multiple Scout leadership roles. Bruce, a Lorain Works supervisor, has led Heart Fund efforts and serves as a deacon and deaconess chairman in Amherst Church. Ferguson, a Lorain native and Admiral King High School teacher, has years of Scouting activity and community service, including leading Court of Honor ceremonies.
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Firelands
Elyria
Oster
Jaycee
Eagle Board of Review
Wiliam Bruce
Guson
Admiral King High School
Ferguson
Tuler
Lorain Elks
Phi Kappa Tau
Tax payment deadline moved to November 12
Lorain County Treasurer J. Grant Keys announced a new closing date of November 12 for the second half real estate tax payments of 1964. The Ohio Board of Tax Appeals approved the extension after Keys presented the request in Columbus. Collections are rising and mail volume is heavy. taxpayers are urged to pay promptly.
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Lorain County
J. Grant Keys
Keys
Columbus
Ohio Board of Tax Appeals
Carlisle Township denies rezoning near Elyria airport
Carlisle Township Trustees rejected a request by Howard Saddler to rezone a 62 acre parcel from residential to industrial along South Middle Ave near Elyria Municipal Airport. The decision follows zoning board input with a special meeting planned November 22 to re-evaluate township zoning and review the regional plan.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Township
Howard Saddler
Elyria
South Middle Ave
Elyria Municipal Airport
George Robson
Township Zoning Board
Regional Planning Commission
Saddler
Dewhurst
East River
Ald Rt. 10
Thld
Donald Tim Imer
Ashland
State Highway Department
Midview
Avon crash victim buried in unmarked grave
The body of Janet Atkins, victim of a traffic crash near Avon, was laid to rest in an unmarked grave amid mystery over her identity. Avon officers and pallbearers, including Ptl. Stanley Hasek and Patrolman Ronald, led rites at Brookdale Cemetery while investigators pursue clues, noting a larger wardrobe and unidentified papers found with the victim. The case remains open with continued inquiries into her life in Elyria and connections to local spots.
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Vane
Avril
Avon
Ptl
Stanley Hasek
Avon Lice
Janet Atkins
Avon Police Department
Ronald
Harold Bogner
Jackson Hotel
Bogner
North
Ridgeville
Donald
Janet
R. Peterson
Elyria Salva
Brookdale Cemetery
Tion Army Post
Sun
Elyria
Kars
Hasek
Wellington
Carlisle
San Orla
Westlake
North Main St
Perry Motors
Lorain County
Elyria Hotels
Ad St
Vermilion OKs intent for harbor improvement project
Vermilion city council approved a resolution of intent for a harbor work project linked to a $1 million federal funding plan. The measure authorizes cooperation with the state and federal agencies, creates a local governing body for the project, and outlines steps for dock and breakwall construction, dredging, and access provisions to the federal program.
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Vermilion Oks
Lion Harbor
Ohio Maintenance
Department of Natural Re
Vermilion Harbor
Abandoned baby's mother sought in Ohio case
A statewide alert seeks the mother of a five day old girl left on a porch in Prospect, Norwalk area. The infant remains at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital as investigators from the Bureau of Criminal Investigation pursue leads, with Huron County Child Welfare prepared to take custody upon discharge.
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New London
George Spears
Prospect Ad
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
London
Sheriff's Office
Huron County Child Welfare Department
Lorain police promotees fight civil service actions
Two Lorain officers, Lt John Szabo and Sgt Joseph Palermo, seek to dismiss quowarranto suits filed by Lorain County Prosecutor Paul Mikus challenging their civil service promotions. They allege the service commission acted improperly after examinations. Other officers are expected to file similar suits. A luncheon at MecCarvey's Party House will feature Kroeger of Flint Community College as principal speaker on the status ofFin construction in two-year colleges.
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Victor R. Bulzomi
Ins
Robert Hirbe
Jobin Matinovsky
George Met. Solomon
Ames H. Holomuz
Lorain
Lorain County
Paul J. Mikus
John W Szabo
Joseph Palermo
Department of Language
Civilly Community College
Kroeger
Department of Flint
Lorain Civil Service To College
Mich
Gregory Industries promotes three area men in Lorain moves
Gregory Industries Inc. announces three promotions by president George E Gregory Jr. Robert Friedly becomes vice president sales after leaving general sales manager post. R Nelson Weber is named manager of the material department and Thomas A Piraino is promoted to vice president commercial development new duties coord in g corporate products and services. Weber and Piraino hold degrees from Ohio State University and Oberlin College respectively. Friedly and Weber reside with their families in Oberlin and Lorain, reflecting the firm’s Lorain area leadership.
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Gregory Industries Inc
Lorain
George E. Gregory Jr
Robert ©. Friedly
Cleveland College of Western Reserve University
Friedly
Fairway Dr
Oberim
R. Nelson Weber
Weber
Thomas A. Piraino
Sice
Piraino
New Pany
Oberlin College
Ohio ‘Products
Glenhurst
Oberlin
Vas
St. Lorain
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Helen Bittner
Brentwood Lake
Richard
Kirk
Jean
Ragis
the Chronicle-Telegram
Mrs. Ro
Bert, Ferguson
Wes
William Bruce Jr
James Oster
Sor
Lorain Works
U.S. Steel Corp
Heart Fund
Amherst
The
Amherst Congregational Church
Bruce
Ter
National Scout Ranch
Philmont
N. Me
Fer
Stion
American Legion Hall
Rauh Jr
Ohio Deaf Resources
US. Army Corps of Engineers
Werne
Mikus
Robert C. Friedly
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