LaGrange High Band Preps Circus Themed Parade Show
Clearview Stadium hosts Lorain County Parade of Bands featuring LaGrange High and nine other schools. LaGrange rehearses a circus style program with leopards and horses, Majorettes, fire acts, gorilla and leopard costumes, balloons, and music. Bandmaster Rosalind Veiner aims for a standout performance as they seek funds for new uniforms and show props.
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Lagrange High
LaGrange High School
Tingling Bros
Lorain County
Clearview High School
Rosalind Veiner
Parma
LaGrange
Wildcat Band
Grangerettes
Veiner
LaGrange Wildcat
Avon
Avon Lake
Clearview
Columbia
Firelands
Midview
Ridgeville
South Amherst
Brookside
Aia
Sarnovsky
Elyria Elks Club
Legion
Home Builders Association of
Lobig
Wildram County
Lorain County Education Ae
United States Steel Homes Dealer
Oriental Community Chest
Red Cross and
Inavelty
iMarch of Dimes
Easements Near End in Lake Ene to Rt 234 Project
Mayor J Grant Keys announced most easements for the 4 inch force main from Lake Ene pumping station to Rt 234 and Broadway are virtually settled. Two disputed easements remain at Tend owned by Mr and Mrs Frank Ogrocko west of Leavitt Rd and Rice Development Co Leavitt and Meister Rds. Hearing set next week in Lorain County Common Pleas Court for the Rice Development case. Settlements to date at 2.50 per foot with a free water tap. Mikus case not charged for the line but city to install a water main for Mikus to tap. City Solicitor James P Horn negotiating.
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Lake Ene
Rt. 234
Broadway
J. Grant Keys
Frank
Ogrocko
Leavitt Ra
Rice Development Co
Leavitt and
Meister Rds
Rice Development Co-land
Lorain County
Annexation Discussions Planned in Elyria Township
Two meetings will discuss the proposed annexation to the city in Elyria Township. The first is set for Wednesday October 15 at Crestwood School with Mayor J Grant Keys and city officials joining Elyria Township Local School District residents. Arthur M Pounds, chairman of the township school citizens committee, announced a second meeting for Spring Valley area residents, noting similarities yet distinct local circumstances.
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Elyria Township
J. Grant Keys
Crestwood School
Arthur M. Pounds
Township
Spring Valley
Oberlin
Elyria
Water and Finance Committee
Richard Dunn
Bill Lamg
Sarnovsky to Lead Fund Drive Building Trades Division
John Sarnovsky, vice president and treasurer of H. & S. Development Corp., will chair the Building Trades Division for the United Fund Drive. The announcement came from J. Grant’s B Group Chairman. The local United Fund is urged to receive strong support.
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John Sarnovsky
H. & S. Development Corp
United Fund
J. Grant 'S
B” Group
Macuonaly
Committee Meets Curriculum Queries On Elyria Schools
Elyria hosts a town hall on October 14 at Elyria High School to discuss school curriculum and testing. Delegates from Elyria will attend the October 3 State House meeting in Columbus. E. G. Baxter and two former PTA presidents head the delegate nomination committee.
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Elyria
PTA
State House
Columbus
Stanfey Orr
E. G. Baxter
Elyria Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Charles Boyd
Lloyd Bechtel
Jack Rassler
Harry Woltz
Charles Talbert
Emil Tamm
William Gillies
John Gilkey
Dale Kellogg
Richard Wainwright
Committee
Elvina
Elvia High School
Andre Meyer
Cole Christian
Board of Education
General Board of Education
Bedford Man
State House Town Hall
Council Approves Renewal of Work Notes for Project E
City council last night approved emergency legislation for renewal of anticipation notes to finance Project E a series of water main and paving projects completed last year The renewal extends for one year with an option to call the notes after April 1958 Final cost figures and individual assessments are to be finalized in the first six months of next year
Byomin Plea In Court In Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court heard arguments on whether to review the first degree murder conviction of Walter G. Byomin 41 of Cleveland who was sentenced to die for the May 4 1957 shooting of Wellington Patrolman Edmund G. Smith 38. Attorneys argued motions to certify and bring the case before the court as the appeal path continues. The defense cited Byomin’s lengthy record and prior appellate actions while prosecutors opposed the motion.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Walter G. Byomin
Cleveland
Wellington
Edmund G. Smith
Samuel Kailes
Elyria
Byomin
Supreme Court
Paul J. Mikus
Adrian Bedeski
Atty G. L. Severs
Kailes
Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
Appellste
Bargaining Meeting Set For Monday
Negotiators from American Ship Building Co and the International Association of Machinists will meet with federal mediator C Russell Turner at 1 pm Monday in Cleveland. It marks the third bargaining talk with mediation since the strike began August 4. Other crafts ratified a three year contract September 10. The IAM seeks a larger wage increase while the company says it cannot exceed the 1 cent three year package given to other unions. American Ship operates yards in Lorain Toledo Buffalo and Chicago.
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American Ship Building Co
International Association of Machinists
C. Russell Turner
Cleveland
American Ship
SAM
Lorain
Toledo
Buffalo
Chicago
Deputies Explain Powers of Humane Deputies in County
J Witham McCray, assistant county prosecutor, explained in a meeting with the Animal Protective League the powers of six humane deputies to be appointed in Lorain County. The deputies may intervene to prevent cruelty, use force if needed, enlist bystander aid, arrest or call on law enforcement, and swear out affidavits in municipal court. Penalties for cruelty range from 10 to 200 dollars fine or up to 90 days in jail. Deputies will govern nonincorporated areas, with municipal appointments pending.
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Humane
Lorain County
Animal Protective League
J. Witham McCray
McCray
Eight Year Old Boy Missing Overnight in Clarksfield
Rodney James, eight, from Fitchville River Road, wandered from a farm while awaiting his father Calvin. A search by Constable Andy Wargo, Wakeman Police Chief Don Notzinger, and multiple agencies lasted from 8:39 p.m. to 3:10 a.m. before the boy was found at the Albert Gibson farm in West Clarksfield. He was dropped off after school and could not provide details. authorities continue investigating. Police, deputies, and residents’ teams combed woods, farm buildings, wells, and cisterns in the area.
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Clarksfield
Fitchville River Rd
Rodney James
Calvin
Andy Wargo
Albert Gibson
West Clarksfield
James
Wargo
Wakeman
Don Notzinger
New London
Norwalk
Si. Farrell
Walter Marcum
Paul Iron
Fred Haney
George Caswell
Neal Thomas
Harold
Paul Jacobs
Rate Hike Hearing Set for Nova Telephone Changes
Sullivan and Nova Telephone Co rate hike proposals go before the Public Utilities Commission in Columbus on Oct. 15. Nova seeks a 3.31 percent return with monthly charges rising for Sullivan to new higher rates including individual and multi party lines, while Nova exchange also shifts pricing to higher levels.
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Sullivan
Nova Telephone Co
Nova
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Nova Exchange
Two Injured In Avon Lake Vehicle Crash
A crash near Stop 30 on Lake Rd in Avon Lake left two people injured yesterday afternoon. Truck driver Robert T. Walker, 54, of Cleveland, was treated at Bay View Hospital with possible skull fracture and arm injury. Bus passenger Mrs. D. Palmieri received medical care and was released. The rear-end collision involved a truck owned by Shuler Distributing, a Greyhound Bus operated by Miles Forgerson, and a car driven by John Nannan. No charges were filed. drivers did not provide statements.
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Avon Lake
Greyhound
Lake Rd
Robert T. Walker
East 79 St
Cleveland
Shuler Distributing Co
Bay View Hospital
D. Palmieri
Hagle Clift
Bay Village
Walkers
Miles Forgerson
Rt. 1
Monroeville
John Nannan
Forgerson
Nathan
Wold
Doctor Fatally Hurt
Dr Enrique Gi aged 68 of Buenos Aires died Tuesday from injuries in a traffic accident. The crash occurred in Rome and the physician was reported to have sustained critical injuries before succumbing to them.
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Rome
Enrique Gi
Buenos Aires
Elyria Democratic Women Meet To Hear Candidates
About 50 attendees at the Elyria Woman's Club heard candidates for state senate, common pleas judge, congress, county auditor, and county commissioner. Mayor J Grant Keys urged opposition to the right to work law and spoke on leadership. others reviewed backgrounds and plans, with emphasis on supporting Democrats and Lake Erie fish spawning protection.
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Ohio
Elyria
Keys
George Kokinda
State Senate
LeRoy Helly
Common Pleas
Rto
William McCray
Howard Saddler
Little
Truman Draws Big Crowd In Cleveland Lobby Event
Ex-President Harry Truman wowed about 200 people in the Hotel Carter lobby during a Cleveland visit for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers meeting. He greeted attendees, shook hands by the Presidential Suite, and left for a limousine ride down Euclid Avenue amid a warm reception and notable fanfare.
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Cleveland
United States
Carter
Harry Truman
Truman
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Canara Allen Line
William Freeman
Union Group
Coun
Ohio
Chicago
Euclid Ave
MR. X
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union
Oberlin Seeks Fixed Water Rate Details From Elyria
Oberlin officials pressed Elyria for details on timing of water main construction and completion to enable 24 hour pumping. They asked for a fixed water rate for a 25 year contract, replacing the current Elyria based rate plus 33 percent with automatic increases if Elyria raises its charges. Elyria, which has not raised rates since the 1920s, said no rate increase is planned.
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Oberlin
Elyria
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Lotko
Michael J. Lotko
Mayor Keys
Latko
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