Elyria Democrats Host Chicken Dinner Rally With Attacks
Elyria Democrats held a well attended chicken dinner where Mayoralty hopeful Charles V. Neeson smiled at the crowd while Councilor-at-large candidate Jim Corcoran performed a soft shoe. Ohio Highway Safety Director J. Grant Keys blasted Republican Oscar G. Dunn for 30 minutes and mocked opponents over Gulf Rd and city finances.
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Charles V. Neeson
Jim Corcoran
Neeson
Elyria
Ohio Highway Safety
J. Grant Keys
Keys
Schoepfle
Otto B. Schoepfle
Lorain County
Dunn
Sally Ely
Morris
Ray Morris
Chamber of Commerce
Gulf Rd
Highway Department
Oscar Dunn
Vocal Chords
Cor Icoran
Earl Henderson
First Methodist Church
Robert J. Gordon
Second Baptist Church
Harriette Vance
Gene Troup
Aileen van Oster
Mary Ross
Elyria Candidates Debate Redistricting and Sewer Plans
Elyria voters heard Dunn and Neeson discuss redistricting to seven wards and funding for a sewage treatment plant. Neeson assailed the plan and pledged support for a bond issue. Dunn argued for council action and fiscal prudence amid city growth.
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Mary
Governor's Mansion
Oscar G. Dunn
Elyria
Dunn
Charles V. Neeson
Neeson
David Horan
Evor
James P. Horn
Council
Horan
Cis
Fred B Sanford
Brentwood Sanitary Plant Delayed 60 Day Reprieve Granted
The Ohio Water Pollution Board gave Brentwood Sanitary a 60 day reprieve to finalize a sewage disposal plan for Brentwood Lake Village allotment. John and Adelbert Spitzer condition the project on 26 residents paying 375 each for sewer connections. If not built by the Spitzers, the county may be ordered to fund construction and assess costs to property owners.
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Jon
Brentwood
Ohe Water Pollution Board
Pollution Board
Brentwood Lake Village
John and
Adelbert Spitzer
Ludwig M. Pincura
J. Norman Thompson
Eugene Roberts
J. William McCray
John
Harry Bogart
Brentwood Lake Property Owners Association
E. R. Seabold
Richard Gollmar
Woman killed in Georgesville crash in Columbus
Mrs Car lotta L Frisher of Columbus was killed Thursday night when her car collided with a tractor trailer on Georgesville Road in the west end.
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Columbus
UPI
Carlotta L. Frisher
Georgesville Road
West End
Boy 9 Is Critical After Being Hit and Thrown Far
Three children were injured when a southbound car struck them on West Ridge Road near Fowl Road at 5:40 PM yesterday. Critically injured was Chris Hemlinger, 9, who rode a bicycle and was flung into the road after the car swerved. Ward brothers, Neal and Arthur, 9 and 6, suffered minor injuries and were not hospitalized. Car driver John Romoser, 21, said he tried to avoid the boy and struck two other youngsters. The Hemlinger boy remained unconscious at Elyria Memorial Hospital with head injuries and possible internal injuries. The car halted against a hedge on the Ingold property.
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West Ridge
Fowl Rd
Chris A. Hemlinger
Clifford Hemlinger
West Ridge Rd
John BI. Romoser
Fiswith St. Tarain
Rng
Hemlinger
Romoser
Trey Ward
Neal
Arthur Ward
Ward
Tak
Hen Wand
An ‘En
Heminger
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Robert Vietzen
Robert
E. Ingold
Educator Blyle Dies in Keuka College Area Crash
Dr Katherine Blyle, 60, Elmira native and longtime educator at Keuka College, was killed when a 1935 Cadillac convertible struck him as he rode a bicycle along a rural road. Deputies reported the car traveled about 103 feet after impact. witnesses recalled lights on and children nearby. The accident occurred while Blyle was driving about 50 miles per hour and was found about 77 feet from the point of impact.
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Romoser
Sheriff's
Hemlinger
Charles L. Dugger
Glen Shawboy
Penn van
UPI
Katherine Gillette Blyle
Carl B. For
Elmira
Blyle
Wakeman
Keuka Coldren
Rt 58 widening planned in 62 with 1.905 million cost
Amherst Lorain and state and federal officials announce a 1.95 million plan to widen Rt 58 to four lanes from Middle Ridge Road to Rt 611 in Lorain. Federal 50 percent share plus Lorain 15 percent and Amherst 5 percent fund a 3.21 mile project affecting up to two properties.
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Amherst
Lorain
Middle Ridge Rd
Memorial Cannon Returned But Old Rochester Feud Rages On
In Rochester, Halloween pranksters retrieved a five-ton memorial cannon from privately held Wolfe Park and brought it back to village officials. The dispute over Rochester Memorial Park’s name and control has spanned three years, with legal action and rival memorial services. Robert Rieske, 83, heads the memorial committee, and says Mayor Jewett blocked a committee wrecker from reclaiming the cannon. the FBI and Rep. Charles Mosher advised proceeding.
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Rochester
Walter Jewett
Wolfe Park
Rochester Memorial Committee
Memorial Committee
Rochester Memorial Park
Harry Rieske
Jewett
FBI
Charles Mosher
Rieske
No Let Up Urged by Neeson in Final Campaign Push
Neeson visited 68 homes to discuss issues at neighborhood coffee klatches and urged Democrats to keep up the effort to mobilize voters. Elyria party officials attacked letter writers and criticized pessimism, noting Dunn’s large unpaid bills from 1959 and 1960 while stressing ongoing campaign urgency.
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Neeson
Elyria Democratic Party
Victor F. Stewart
The
Keys
Elyria
Dunn
School Division and 12 Teams Star For U Fund Drive
Final United Fund Campaign reports show overall pledges at 317668.17 with 87.7 percent of goal met. North Ridgeville overperformed at 101.1 percent while several divisions, including Schools Division and Residential groups, posted varied results and multiple teams exceeded quotas.
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United Fund
Gelmisia
LaGrange Townships
Robert G
Edwards
Russell
W. Schmittgen
Ronald
Taylor
G. Rorick
Floyd L. Woolf Amos
Bridge
Andrew B
Jjohnston
William Befelle Banata Dp Wentz
G. Rorick Amos
Harriet Jolly
Wiliam C. Naegele
Clifford Corder
William Standen
Betty Bosnyak
Daniel G. Magnette
Raymond S. Morris
T. F Griswold
W. J. Henry
Geographic Group
Robert D. Choate
Geographic
William H. Gillies
Floyd E. Koehn
S. D. Hiltebrant Jr
F. J. Gottfried
John E. Nagy
Donovan Benford
William Gebhardt
George Medsker
Edwin Haywood
Russell E. Dumke
Ernest Goodsite
Lawrence Heathcote
Egeeeetes
BUD Fee Cetes
Arnold Cornwell
Franklin Gottfried
R. L. Ohlemach
Goodler
Eaton
Alan B. VonDera
Fintube Plans Plant Expansion and Labor Pact Extension
Brown Fintube Co. will expand its present plant and extend the labor contract to November 9, 1963. Construction on a 12,000 square foot annex will start in about two weeks at the Woodford Ave site. The extension keeps a 3 percent wage hike and the cost of living clause, with no anticipated large increase in labor force. May move to a larger site later if sales grow.
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Brown Fintube Co
Dacre
Huron St
Edward J. Skiba
Skiba
Solomons backs Caldwell in potential Jofre rematch
London promoter Jack Solomons says John Caldwell of North Ireland will get a return bout with Eder Jofre if the Brazilian defeats Caldwell for the world bantamweight title in their January fight.
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London
UPI
Jack Solomons
John Caldwell
North Ireland
Eder Jofre
Pfaudler Workers Vote to OK Strike
UAW Local 1161 members at Pfaudler-Per mutt Co vote 1767 in favor of strike authorization amid ongoing bargaining. Employees, 250 strong, remain on the job as a three year contract lapsed at 12 01 am Wednesday. Talks continue with optimism for a settlement despite management policy constraints.
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Pfaudler-Permutt Co
Strait
UAW
UAW International
C. Franklin Carr
H. H. Carlson
Pfaudler
Carr
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