Power Lines To Water Plant Cut Twice In September
Oberlin reports two power outages at the new water treatment plant caused by dirt settling against cables and a damaged compressor contact point. Lake Erie Electric Co repairs underway with no charge to the city. telemetering device later restored after August–September outages due to storms.
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Incumbents Re-Elected to Oberlin City Council
Oberlin officials report incumbents lead in voting with three others re-elected to the City Council yesterday. The results confirm continuity in local governing leadership.
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Anti-Petition Talk Meaningful for City Tax Referendum
City Solicitor Grover L. Severs says time remains to circulate an anti petition against the 1 percent income tax referendum. The measure, backed by E. P. Zahm and supported by Nord and other council members, faces a November 1962 ballot date after signatures are checked by City Auditor Wallace Smith. Incumbents Nord Blanchard Hellmuth won reelection, while three newcomers—Lysle Butler Don Pease Thomas Griswold—also joined the council. Davis opposed both the tax and fair housing ordinance, which is set for a third reading November 20.
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Homer Blanchard
William Hellmuth
Wilam P. Davis
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Davis
Lysle Butler
Don Pease
Thomas Griswold
Charles E
Ted” Wigton
Douglas Johnson
Anton Bellavek
William Miller
Hoover and Chamberlain Re-Elected to Oberlin School Board
In Oberlin Dr. George O Hoover led with 1 279 votes to secure another term on the Board of Education. Incumbent Mrs Frances E Chamberlain won re election as vice president. Robert Dixon received 105 votes and Garnard Cowling 1022 votes. Other candidates included P Vance 772 and Schreiner 426.
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Buttermut Ridge AG
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Oberlin to Create Titles and Raise Peace of Mind for Workers
Oberlin city managers proposes pay scale changes to convert five mill school positions into salaried titles chief operator and chief mechanic to stabilize pay. The plan aims to balance earnings, reduce shifting pay fluctuations, and ease budgetary concerns. The recommendation follows a council vote on related levy measures with mixed support.
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Richard J. Dunn
Homer Blanchard
Tioning
Dunn
Oberlin Inn
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Arci- Cooley
I. L. Porter
Russia
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Keene
Oberlin Considers Land Lease for Private Shopping Development
Oberlin Council plans action on a 15 year lease to the Oberlin Improvement and Development Corp for city land between South Main and South Pleasant Streets. The deal includes grading drainage paving 9 percent asphalt and a $10,000 bond as bid conditions with a 20 foot right of way and potential jail removal.
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Pleasant St
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Wiliam P. Davis
Russia Township
Grover L. Severs
Five Oberlin Faculty to Attend Northeastern Ohio Teachers Conference
Five Oberlin College faculty members will join the North Eastern Ohio Teachers Association meeting at Western Reserve University on Saturday. Samuel Goldberg leads the mathematics faculty with Barry McGill, John Kneller, Ellen Johnson, and Carl A. Peterson also attending. They will discuss teacher education across subject matter from kindergarten through college with professors and teachers from various levels.
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Barry McGill
John Kneller
Ellen Johnson
Carl A. Peterson
Oberlin approves five year renewal levies
Oberlin voters approved two renewal levies for five years. A 15 mill general fund levy passed 1,159 to 426. A 6 mill garbage collection levy was approved 1,273 to 320.
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Monument or marker sale offers Sesset Granite memorials
A local notice urges readers to consider purchasing a Sesset Granite memorial to honor departed loved ones. It emphasizes timely action to settle memory debts and invites assistance in choosing a suitable headstone.
Amherst business listing for Evert Nylen
The card lists 189 134 Jackson St Amherst Ohio with phone FU 3 3500 and designates Evert Nylen as owner.
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Evert Nylen
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