Midview district voters reject 4-mill levy in Lorain County
Midview school district residents rejected a 4 mill levy aimed at boosting teacher salaries and district staffing. The vote reflected concern over taxes as candidates debated the district’s lowest salary schedule and the need to fund schools. Incumbent and challenger results listed with Charles Sheldon and Gordon Hales among top vote getters.
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Grafton
Midview
Lorain County
Jaw
Teach- DuVernay
Jevy
Dorothy Louise
Midwiew
of-Essex
Glen
Dennis Small
Carl Essex
Gordon Hales
Wise
Midview Committee
Thomas Wilt
Dennis
Belliams
Anthony Brent
Sims
Walkie talkie relays Lorain County election results
The Elyria office of the Lorain County Board of Elections used a walkie talkie to relay election results to Elyria Republican Headquarters last night. Carl Essex and Damon Jores tallied results while Don Allen aided. Dorothy Essex, one of three elected to the Midview Board, defeated her husband in the race.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Board of Elections
Elyma Republican
Carl Essex
Floria
Don Allen
Damon Jores
Essex
Midview Board of Education
Dorothy Essex
Midview Board
Former mayor Toghill wins Grafton mayoral race
Ernest C. Toghill returns as Grafton mayor defeating Councilman Leonard Boise 262 to 165 to reclaim the office lost in 1961. Incumbents win council seats as four public affairs posts are filled. four ballot measures fail including state issue one welfare levy and jail levy.
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Grafton
Ernest C. Toghill
Leonard Boise
Toghill
Maurice Bittner
Ralph Kolinski
William Lilley
Board of Public Affairs
Daniel Bradley
William Shively
Lea| Matusik
Your Birthday Horoscope Amid Daily Guidance for All Signs
The piece blends birthday reflections with daily zodiac guidance. It covers Scorpio through Libra with notes on balance, focus, tact, and practical action, advising readers to prioritize finishing one task, avoid home disputes, and apply common sense over grand schemes. It mixes personality traits with practical tips for handling interactions.
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Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Lighthouses get new power beaconing the future
MIT electrical measures professor Dr Harold E Edgerton forecasts xenon flash tube beacons for coastal lighthouses. Plans call for the first beacon in a US Coast Guard tower off Cape Henry Virginia with installation later this year at the mouth of Chesapeake Bay.
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Boston
Massachusettes Institute of Technology
Harold E. Edgerton
MIT
US Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay
Cape Henry
Friendswood
Her of Commerce
Bee
Mozambique to build first sugar refinery near Lourenco Marques
Mozambique's first sugar refinery will be built near Lourenco Marques with initial capacity of 2001 metric tons annually. It is slated to begin operations early in 1966 and plans call for doubling capacity by 1987 and expanding to 60,000 tons by 1968.
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Lourenco Marques
Mozambique
Dunham's Dairy Bar Ad Promises Cards Candies Ice Cream
Local shop at 927 Malin St Grafton Ohio advertises cards candies ice cream and school supplies. Contact number 926 5871. Shop emphasizes a varied assortment under one roof.
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Dunham’s
Malin St
Grafton
Ohin
South Amherst High honors 14 students on six week list
A total of 14 pupils were placed on the honor roll for the first six weeks at South Amherst High School. Eight seniors appear on the list: Dianne Carter, Wilda Dalton, Tom Dindino, Pam Dostall, Josie Jones, Jayne Lupe, Linda Ruth, and Tim Ruth. Also named are Terry Hummer, Judy Wragg, Meriel Gauman, Audeen Walters, Sandra Fleming, and Karen Nieding.
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South Amherst
South Amherst High School
Dianne Carter
Wilda Dalton
Tom Dindino
Pam Dostall
Josie Jones
Jayne Lupe
Linda Ruth
Tim Ruth
Terry Hummer
Judy Wragg
Meriel Gauman
Audeen Walters
Sandra Fleming
Karen Nieding
Oberlin Professor to Represent College at Medical Education Conference
Warren F. Walker Jr the Oberlin College biology professor and pre med advisory committee member will attend a conference on medical education at the State University of Buffalo School of Medicine. Twenty two colleges and universities from New York and the Northeast send pre med advisors. Sessions will cover medical education from class application to graduation.
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Warren F. Walker Jr
Oberlin College
State University of Buffalo
School of
Walker
Oberlin
New York
Drying and Preparing Outdoor Furniture Before Painting
The guide instructs to allow the dry well to air out and dry thoroughly before painting. It emphasizes drying time to ensure the paint adheres properly and lasts longer.
Eaton zoning hearing set for industrial rezoning
Eaton Township trustees held a hearing to consider rezoning two parcels on Route 76 from residential to industrial. A 23 acre site near the south Rt 76 and a 150 acre parcel north of the New York Central tracks could host a $500,000 Standard Oil distribution center. Zoning commission approved the move Oct 27, with discussion noting real estate tax implications and depreciation over 12 years. Resignations from Schiering and Forbes were announced. trustees planned outreach to state highway and county officials on dead-ending roads tied to Rt 10 relocation.
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Eaton
William Sabo
Eaton Town
Eaton Town Hall
Eaton Township
Rt. 76
Standard Oil Co
Easton Township Zoning Commission
Lloyd Schiering
Elyria
Forbes
Butternut Ridge
Wayne Cowley
Donald Timmer
State Highway Department
Ashland
Lorain County
Midview School Board
Carlisle Township
Rt 10
Voice of Democracy Contest plans announced
Students at the Keystone and Midview High Schools, chaired by Paul Midview, will enter the 19th annual Voice of Democracy Contest with prizes from $5 to $10 for local winners and top national awards. Each school will select winners who advance to regional and state rounds, culminating in a Washington, D.C. trip for the state winner.
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The
Keystone
Paul Midview
Grosjean
Midview
Earl Lautenschlegernity
A Keystone
Voice of Democracy
Sec
Washington, D.C
Hinkson-Hysell
Grafton
Leonard Boise
LaGrange OKs bids for 3 part sewer job
LaGrange council approved bids for a three part sewer project including a sewage treatment plant trunk sewer and lateral sewers. The package totals about $141,230 for the plant $23,053 for the trunk sewer and $188,888 for the lateral sewers with funding from loans bonds assessments and a federal grant. The work must start under contract and construction by November 23 with a regular meeting set for November 10.
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Lagrange
Downie
Poland
Washington
McKee
Col
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