Bids Come In For Hamilton School Annex Project
Bids opened by the Elyria City Board of Education show work on the Hamilton School annex likely below budget. Seven general contracting bids and multiple bids for electrical plumbing and ventilation are under review with awards to be decided at a Monday meeting. The low electric bid is from Elyria based Elyria Superior Electric at 311 99 and plumbing heating bids top near 40 995, with Barres Elyria leading in the latter category at 3 988 plus 180 for louvres.
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Hamilton School
Elyria City
Dunfee Electric
Afan Electric
Sinch Electric
Lorain
CW. Barres of
Elyria
General Contracting
Elmer Hume
Amherst
T. J. Hume
Tt. A. Krezman
Joseph
Lach
Avon
Ohio State Construction Co
Columbus
Plumb Construction
Roth
Bros
Norwalk
Lorain County Board approves 1960 budget plan changes
Lorain County Board of Education discusses a tentative $10,301 budget for 1960 after state funding rules. The panel extends contracts for Gerald Frank and Elizabeth Beal, approves bus driver certificates, plans a safety meeting, and weighs Elyria Township transfer options while scheduling dedication events at Elizabeth Wikcox School Ridgeville.
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C. A. Gibbons
Lorain County
State Board of Education
School Foundation
Gibbons
Gerald Frank
Frank
Elizabeth Beal
Emma Gleason
Helen Peirce
J.S. King
Columbus
King
Ohio High School Principals Association
Nore
Clearview
State Highway Patrol
E. B. Sessions
iQhin State University
Frederick W. Smith
Firelands
Paul H. Jones
Shef
Shef. 'Geld Lake: C. Ray Crawford and’ Catherine Galloway
Midview
Elyria Township
Elyria
Harshaw Co. retirement party honors Welter Smith
Harshaw Chemical Co. hosts annual retirement party for Welter C. Smith at Melody Grove with 608 expected guests. The event features a buffet dinner, program and dancing, gifts including wrist watch and gold medal, and out of town attendees from senior staff and the International Chemical Workers union.
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Welter C. Smith
Emaine
Harshaw Chemical Co
John St
Ty Merms
Melody Grove
Bender Rd
Shover
Nave Shover
John White
C. E. Hoskin
Smith
Paul R. Pine
Karshaw
Grant Fernelius
Charles Ashton
Cleveland
International Chemical Workers Union
Jet Crash Kills 2 Ohio Airmen
Two Ohio Air Force officers died when a B 57 jet bomber crashed and exploded shortly after takeoff at Stewart Air Force Base New York. Pilot 1st Lt Charles W Topper of Ashtabula and observer 1st Lt Ernest A Brown of Trotwood were killed. The bystanders said the plane crashed and exploded and the plane was not armed.
Absentee Balloting To Start For County Voters
Absentee ballots for voters out of the county on Election Day will open Monday. Servicemen are included in this category. Election board offices are at 115 Cedar St. Elyria and 1205 Broadway Lorain. The November election will include city village and township officials and many bond issues and tax levies.
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Lorain County
Archers Edge Deer Season Myriad Rules and Tactics Discussed
Michigan and Pennsylvania archers launch the long deer season amid praise for archery skills. The piece notes low kill rates, criticizes easy licensing, emphasizes stalking, patience, and precise heart lung shots, with advice to novices to stay hidden and shoot within 40 yards.
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Dress
Recognition For Tedrick Is Planned
Lorain County H Club Council plans two recognition ceremonies for William F. Tedrick county extension agent who is leaving Oct 15 for two posts with Michigan State 4H Clubs. The event follows the Junior Fair Achievement Night at LaGrange High School at 7 p.m. with $4000 in fair premiums awarded to 4Hers and FFA boys and the announcement of 4H banner clubs for 1959.
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Loram County
William FE
Tedrick
LaGrange High School
Lorain County
FFA
Youth Fined After Assault Case In Elyria
Billy Easterly of North Ridgeville pleaded guilty to assault in Elyria Municipal Court and was fined 40 plus costs. The incident, in front of Fields Corners Tavern, involved 50 year old William Pugh of Westlake who was knocked down and remained on the critical list at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Billy Easterly
Broad Blvd
North Ridgeville
Elyria
Easterly
Fields Corners Tavern
William Pugh
Rose Rd
Westlake
Pugh
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Fruehauf Offers Premium Payments During Strike
Fruehauf Trailer Co. halts premium payments during a strike by Local 925 and offers to accept employee payments through Oct. 10 to maintain insurance coverage. The letter warns other fringe benefits won’t be paid while the labor dispute continues and notes pending union discussions for more details.
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Fruehauf Trailer Co
Allied Industrial Workers Local 925
Blue Cross
Northern Ohio
Connecticut
Foundry Workers Win 6-Cent Pay Increase in New Contract
About 60 employees of Duplex Manufacturing and Foundry Co. agreed to a one year contract with Local 383 International Molders and Foundry Workers of North America. The deal raises wages by six cents an hour and adds an improved vacation program. The agreement was reached before the old contract expired, and other settlements were reported.
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Duplex ,Manufacturing and Foundry Co
International |Molders and Foundry Workers of
North America
Unions To Meet On The Thew Shovel Co. Proposal
Steel Workers locals 4242 and 4849 will convene at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Local 3104 Hall 201 Broadway to review Thew Shovel Co. contract proposal ending a nine week strike. Company officials met today to plan production resumption likely Monday. The bargaining committee agreed to submit the one year agreement to members for ratification. About 900 workers across five Elyria Lorain plants are involved.
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United. Steel Workers
Thew Shovel Co
Hall
Broadway
William McPhillips
CSW International
Diabetes Detection Drive Planned in Greater Elyria Area
United Health Foundation outlines a diabetes detection campaign during United Fund area chairmen meeting led by Dr. Albert Fisk. Residential solicitors will distribute Diabetes Detection Kits, one per family, at home calls with strips and instructions. positives prompt medical consultation. Covers Carlisle, Columbia, Eaton, Elyria, Grafton, LaGrange townships and North Ridgeville, plus Elyria city.
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Greater
Elyria
Albert Fisk
United Health Foundation
United Fund
iFund
Fisk
Carlisle
Columbia
Eaton
Grafton
LaGrange
Resurfacing on Middle Ave Planned for Monday
Service Director Richard Lanx announced resurfacing on Middle Ave will begin Monday. Traffic on the divided highway will be maintained while Hart Construction Co. works on one side at a time, avoiding cross street closures and rerouting on Routes 20 and 301.
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Middle Ave
Richard Lanx
Lanx
Hart Construction Co
Burglary At Chesterfield Club Nets $216.60
A burglary at the Chesterfield Club on Clifton Avenue Lorain netted thieves 216.60 in cash and goods. Items taken included 13 bottles of wine 30 bottles of whisky cigarett es and cigars valued at 13.30 135 and 5.30 plus 8.30 cash. Entrance was gained via a basement window.
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Chesterfield Club
Clifton Ave
Lorain
Sheriff's Department
Andrew Shullick
Elyria Democrats Unveil 23 Point Platform At Qub tureen Event
Elyria Mayor and Democratic candidate Michael J. Lotko presented a 23 point platform at the annual Democratic Women’s Club meeting. The plan urges street work, recreation, water and sewer projects, and future bridge sites. It is framed in four categories leadership cooperation action thrift and claims no tax increases except for resurfacing proposals.
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Democratic Women’s Club
Second Ward
Charlies Neesom
Victor F. Stewart
Stewart
George Rose
William Young
Mike Lotko
Neeson
James P. Horn
Thomas Banville
Elyria Democrats
Elyria
Victor F. Stewart Jr
Michael J
Mike) Lotko
Lotko
Gulf Rd
Regional Planning Commission
Industrial Development Committee
Lake Ave
Huron St
Bell Ave
East River St
Clark St
East Bridge St
West Ave
Third St
16Th St
Rt. 113
West St
Dass
Parks and Recreation
West River Rd
Spring Valley
Theift
Girl Beaten and Charged Woman 23 in Juvenile Case
An apparent feud among teenage girls led to a beating of a 12-year-old near East Bridge St. Pegny Huffman, 23, of West Third St., is charged with contributing to a minor's delinquency. Two other girls under 18 face possible juvenile court action. A passerby interrupted the attack at about 3:30 p.m. at a used car lot. Huffman claimed she only restrained the girls to keep police away. The group had prior incidents at Oaks Tavern and a 9/18 fight.
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Elvira
East Bridge St
Pegny Huffman
West Third St
Miss Huffman
Oaks Tavern
the Oaks
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Ralph J. Capessi
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T. C
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Oberlin
Zimmermann Plumbing and Heating
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Sandusky
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Barres
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Ridge Ville
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