Ohio Migrant Center staff director to continue in job
Ohio migrants center continues under director as Gov. James assigns general coordinator of the armed services to oversee both roles. The center’s facilities include a park-like ground check-in building, a 12‑cooking area, and a large shelter. Agricultural migrants rise from 16,000 in 1964 to 20,000 this year, signaling growing needs in Ohio’s harvest season.
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Ohio Migrant Center
Columbus
UPI
Agriculture Gammen
Carellor
Ohio
Eithwestern
James
Ecor
John M
Ron
Maumee State Forest
Department
Office of Economic Opportunity
Ning‘on
William C. Walker
Ohio highway death rate falls sharply in 1936 report
Ohio's death rate per 100 million miles driven dropped from 107 in 1935 to 2.9 last year. Highway Safety Director Warren Nelson urged city level enforcement, a uniform traffic code, safety councils, and driver education. He backed a new inspection system with demerit points and belt use, noting previous defeats of similar bills by lawmakers.
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Columbus
SPI
Ohio
Warren Nelson
Nelson
Ohio Committee For Highway Safety
106Th General Assembly
State University
Quarrel Over Loan Ends in Fatal Gunfire
In a fatal confrontation over a $30 loan, Aaron Payne 30 argued with Robert Lee Colter 35. Colter pulled a cap pistol from his car and shot Payne, who was driving away. Police charged Colter with murder after the deadly exchange at a bank location.
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Aaron
UPI
Payne
Con
X Man
Cosh
Colter
Robert Lee Colter
Payne Prom
Telephone engineer Glosser 64 dies in Elyria
Lorain Telephone Co. assistant engineer Lorad Frederick H Glosser died at 64 after a long illness in St Joseph Hospital Elyria He lived at Pioneers and the Audubon La ser and 1732 East Erie Ave He was a member of Masonic groups and Mystic Chapter Loravi um He leaves wife Sara a daughter Janet a brother Edwin and two sisters Ethel Kiefer of San Diego and Elizabeth Erickson of Joliet Dorothy a daughter died in 1952 Funeral arrangements by Schwartz Spence Home for Funerals with services Monday at 1 pm Burial in Ridge Memorial Park
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LORAD
Frederick H .Glos
Glosser
Pioneers
Audubon
East Erie Ave
Thern Soiety
Elyria
Lorain Telephone Co
Mangfield
Yi Glosser
Lodge
First Congregational
Loravium
St. Joseph Hospital
Dependent Telephone Company
Sara
Janet
Edwin
Oscar
Ethel) ‘Kiefer
San Diego
Calif
Kenneth
Elizabeth) ‘Erickson
Jeliet
Dorothy
Rites Tomorrow For St Ladislaus Pupil
Funeral services are set for Kandace Higginbotham the third grade pupil from St. Ladislaus School who died Saturday in Thomaston Georgia. The coroner ruled carbon monoxide poisoning from fumes in a car en route to Albany for a weekend visit. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery with Rev LeFord Young officiating. She is survived by her parents Bratton and Hazel Higginbotham of Sheffield Township four brothers Kenneth Michael Darryl and Bratton Jr and a sister.
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Lorain
Kandace
Kim Higginbotham
St. Ladis
Taus School
Fu Ipm
Brown
Neral
LeFord
Elmwood
Thomaston
Albany
Deaths of Elise Gygax and J H Flower Told
Mrs Elise Gygax 87 had lived with a daughter the last five months. Mrs J H Flower of Riverside Drive died at St Joseph Hospital after ill health. Surviving relatives include two daughters, a son, seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services plan Belle West Virginia and burial in Memorial Park St Albans.
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James Riddick
Tacoma
Wash
John
Belle
W. Va
Ivan Meeks
Winfield
Mora Wallace
Pliny
Lilie Bohai
Dove Dunn
Point Pleasant
Edith Gardner
Charleston
Etta Knapp
Mondevin Belle
Bana
Cumringhkem Memorial Park
St Albans
Emmerich Hempel
Amherst
Midview Sets Date to Register Kindergarten and First Grade
Midview board adopts policy to align with state law allowing five year olds by Oct 31 to start kindergarten and six year olds by Oct 31 to enter first grade in 1967. Late registrations accepted through Monday for added students. Numerous births announced in Lorain area including families Debrason Garcia Gonzales DiFrancesco Worthy Perkins Sigman Calamari Falbo Fabanich Chione Iretchie Triglio Tolvay and others.
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James
Burress
Warwick Dr
Sheffield Lake
Tomas
Fontanez
Eagle Ave
James Debrason
Lim
Previouin Ave
Ously
Mildred Peake
Midview Board of
Educeton
Midview Board
Vermilion Driver Escapes Injury In Pole Collision
A year old Vermilion woman Mary of West Vermilion escaped injury when her car demolished after smashing into two utility poles on Gore Orphaned Road in Brownhelm Township yesterday evening. Deputies reported she was not charged.
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Zes
Mary
West Ri
Gore-Orphaneze Rd
Brownhelm Township
Card of Thanks for Memorial Service Noted
A local notice conveys gratitude for support and messages received after a memorial event. The card acknowledges friends, relatives, and community members and thanks those who attended and sent donations or prayers.
Hospital births and admissions listed for Lorain area
A long list of births and admissions appears for area hospitals with names of parents and locations. The record includes numerous entries for daughters and sons, addresses in Lorain and surrounding towns, and various discharge notices and patient names.
Elyrian Shelter Analyst Alva L Smith Retains Local Status
Alva L Smith of Smith and Clark, based in the Esra Savings and Trust Building, holds two certified proficiency qualifications as a fallout shelter analyst after completing Cleveland style instruction. County Defense director Joseph D Stockstill had announced a course starting Oct 9 and stated no qualified analysts exist in Loram County.
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Elyrian
Elsriz
Cleveland
Loram County
Alva L Smith
Smith
Smith and Clark
Esra Savings and Trust
Joseph D. Stockstill
Marriage licenses issued in Lorain and surrounding areas
The notice lists multiple couples applying for marriage licenses including Leonard Homola and Sandra Costin both of Lorain. Nick Kratsch of Avon Lake and Carol Smith of Lorain. James Frame and Kath Ken Brown both Lorain. David Corriveau of Avon and Patricia White of Lorain. John Tummel of Sheffield Lake and JoEllen Grunda of Lorain.
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Leonard P. Homola
Palm Ave
Lorain
Sandra L Costin
Meadow Lane
Cashier
Nick M. Kratsch
Fay Ave
Avon Lake
Carol M. Smith
Day Dr
James KE. Frame
Apple Ave
Kath
Ken P. Brown
East 32Nd St
David A. Corriveau
Lake St
Avon
Patricia L. White
Oberlin Ave
John W. Tummel
Brockley Ave
Sheffield Lake
JoEllen M. Grunda
East 34Th St
Lor'rain
Oberlin Allen Hospital Admissions List
Tuesday admissions include James Thomas of 10 John St Wellington and Alan Schafer. Kipton's Edward Crisp at 242 East Lorain St and Patricia Ross of 236 Forest St. Jennifer Hopkins of West Rover Rd Wakeman listed. Wednesday entries include Michael Jenski of 638 Kimberly Circle and Ronald Rhinehardt.
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James Thomas
John St
Wellington
Alan Schafer
Kipton
Edward Crisp
East Lorain St
Patricia Ross
Forest St
Jennifer Hopkins
West Rover
Wakeman
Michael Jenski
Kimberly Circle
Ronald Rhinehardt
Man fair after fall from bus in Elyria
Stanley Kaminski, 21, of 331 15th St., fell from the front door of a Lorain Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 45 bus on Winckles Street after a ball game in Cleveland. He struck his head on the pavement and is in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Police say neither the driver nor the about 20 passengers saw the fall.
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Elyrian
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stanley Kaminski
15Th St
Lorain Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 45
Winckles St
Cleveland
Kaminski
Two Car Crash on Rt 113 Injures Three
Three people were treated for minor injuries after a two car collision on Rt 113 at Rt 38 in Amherst. Albert A. Cook, 47, of Elyria, turning left from Rt 113, caused the crash by failing to yield. Involved were Herman E. Young and Cook’s two sons Kenneth, 16, and John, 11, all treated and released.
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Amherst
State Highway Patrol
Albert A. Cook
Bell Ave
Elyria
Herman E. Young
Bellamy Rde
Berlin Heights
Young
Cook
Kenneth
John
Dale becomes president and publisher of Cincinnati Enquirer
Francis L. Dale age 44 assumed the role of president and publisher of the Cincinnati Enquirer on Thursday. He succeeds Roger H. Ferger who retired after 21 years in the post. Dale had served as the paper’s general counsel since 1952.
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Cincinnati
UPL
Francis L. Dale
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Enquirer
Roger H. Ferger
Noted local figures linked to industry and sports
The article profiles several Lorain and Elyria figures: Johnny Ducar, famed Duke of softball and Lorain Works employee, plans retirement around age 50. John Richard Ducar contemplates teaching after earning a master’s degree from the University of Delaware and relationship with Washington College. It notes promotions for Ray Morris at General Motors Ternstedt Division and Atlee Terry at Ohio Edison, plus Kirk Grantham’s rise in Elyria’s Sanitation Department and looming Civil Service exam.
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Youngstown Steel and Tubes
University of Delaware
Washington College
Maryland
Union Carbide Co
New York City
Duke
Ducar
Lorain
East and
Lorain Works
U.S. Steel
John Richard Ducar
Ide
Morris
Ternstedt
General Motors
Elyria
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Morris Works
Kirk Grantham
Grantham
Cliff Corder
Rockville
Ind
Woman Falls Into Subway Construction Chasm
A 65 year old Manhattan woman, Stella Martus, fell through a makeshift guard opening into a 40 foot deep excavation near Sixth Avenue and 57th Street. Rescue by Police Emergency Squad with life belt and Stokes basket hoisted her to the surface where she was taken to Roosevelt Hospital for examination and X rays.
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New York
Jpassersby
Ihey
Stella Martus
Manhattan
Roosevelt Hospiital
Louis Gladstone
Sixth Ave
57Th St
Gladstone R
Gladstones
Usndhas
Enattad
Theodore Motz
Tas
iBer
Negligence suit ends in acquittal in Ohio case
Lake County Common Pleas Court jurors acquitted two physicians in a 150000 damage suit filed by Zelma Hoffman of Wickliffe. She claimed misdiagnosis of her husband Clarence Hoffman's fatal illness in April 1962 led to his death after being sent home from Lake County Hospital West.
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Painesville, Ohio
UPI
Lake County Common Pleas Court
C Ase
Zelma Hoffman
Wickiliffe
Clarence
Lake County Hospital West
Willoughby
Hoffman
Fairhill Hospital
Cleveland
Renewed Volcanic Activity at Taal Becomes Grim
Manila reports rising alarm as rescue teams press on after last Tuesday’s violent eruption. Official tallies show 153 confirmed dead, with field reports claiming 589 bodies recovered. Batangas officials estimate at least 2,000 may have perished as smoke issues from the main crater.
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Manila
UPI
Taal
Batangas
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Glenwood
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Ford Rd
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Dewey Ave
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Caroline St
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Indian Hollow
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Crocker Rd
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Main St
Joan M. Weber
Dickson St
Dawn Weir
Center Ridge i Rd
Ridgeville
Willie Williams
Linwood St
John Worthington
Oberlin Rd
Ronald Young and Son
Erie St
William Greer
North Main St
Charlie Johnson
Elizabeth Kuhn
Pyle
Charles B. Amend
East Lake
Jack Hughes
Grant St
Dave ‘Brown
West Ninth St
Edward Mackte
Milan Ave
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East Mai St
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Hazel St
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Danny
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Shupe Ave
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Tarry Lane
Stella Boreski
Second St
William Hoover
Long St
Gerald Snyder
Hollyview
Vermilion
Arbit Osborne
Junior Blackburn
HO Annis Rd
Vernon Fries
Kentucky Ave
George Burkey
Antrim ‘Rad
Elyria 7
David Caley
Woodhill Dr
Achilles Deleonardis
Dannie Dr
Lee Owens
Quarry
James Bollin
Annis Red
Edward Mackie
Robert Mohaman
North Ridge
Paul Stanley
Hastings
Oberlin
Suzanne PI J Winset
Zello Myrta
Marjorie Parker
Morgan St
L. A Bellottie
Shady Dr
Leroy Knepper
West Lorain St
Zelma Brandaul
James Brooks
West
Allysor Knapp
Kathy Haswell
Box
Ann Williams
Francis Roberts
Union St
Anyonie Radcliff Bros. Construction Co., Inc
Oberlin Allen
Rt. 113
Cincinnati Paper
Jack van Impe
First Baptist Church OF
Washington Avenue
W. W. McCaleb
Johnny Ducar
Ducars
John R. Jr
Betty Ann) Gillespie
Ray Morris
Atlee Terry
Terry
Ohio Edison
Lake Erie
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