Berlin Board Okays More Student Servers For School Cafeteria
Berlin Heights board meets to speed cafeteria service by hiring more student servers and considering a token lunch system for upper grades. They approve a retaining wall bid from Don Wilfore of Huron and discuss playground equipment plans.
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Berlin
Bers
Saires Association
Cleveland
SIH
Don Wilfore
Huron
Poice Construction
Norwalk
Esfeteria
Tericulture
Grave digger refuses to quit after pool win in Castleford
Grave digger Penk Latz, 74, announced he would continue digging graves despite winning 33 pounds in a football pool three weeks earlier. He said the money would buy a home, land, and a comfortable life, but he remains happy in his job.
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Castleford
England
Penk Latz
Tye
Latu
Berlin PTA Hears Talk By Radiologist
Berlin Heights residents attended a Berlin Local PTA meeting where Dr. R. W. Birmingham of Providence Hospital explained radiology from X rays to atomic age advances. He noted Roentgen's 1895 work, described school options, costs, and entrance requirements for X-ray tech training, and highlighted growing opportunities in the field. A high school chorus performed as reports were shared on membership, legislation, and upcoming events. Dr. Walter Hill, born in Berlin Heights, traced X-ray history with Crile Clinic ties.
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Berlin Heights
R. W. Birmingham
Providence Hospital
Berlin
Birmingham
William C. ‘Roentgen
Finfield
Zendon Willis
Elton Green
Oliver Burnham
PTA
Oym
Plete
Burnham
Walter Hill
Crile
Firelands Club To Hear Nurses
Firelands Lions Club gathers tonight at 6 30 in the Afethadist Church with Birmingham speaker Louis Welton in charge. Guests include Mrs Blanch Watkins Lorain County health nurse and Mrs Ivy Fischer Erie County nurse discussing Community Concern With Children's Health Programs.
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Birmingham
Louis Welton
Firelands Lions Club
Blanch Watkins
Lorain County
Ivy Fischer
Erie’ County
Six-Cent Wage Increase Implemented at Elyria Plant
A six-cent hourly raise for production workers at Western Automatic Machine Screw Co. in Elyria took effect yesterday under the three year contract negotiated November 9. Workers will receive another six-cent raise on the pact’s second anniversary.
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Western Automatic Machine ‘Screw Co
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Terrance Tillinghast
Charles' Lander
Evelyn Phillips
Huntington
Ward Hall
United Church
Exime Leimbach
Philips
Neill West
Paul Brown
Louie Yost
Neil Giar
Agnes Rapkins
Dean Regal
Raymond Cassell
Hazel Nzegele
Annabelle Leininger
Providence Hospital School
Charles
Garret
Joshua
Firelands Club
Elyria
Travelmart
Broad Street
Bamboo
H.P. Briggs & Stratton
Serwrce
Samle
Outer Sox
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