Loramites Elyrian purchase federal wagering stamps
Six of the 118 federal wagering stamps issued through the Cleveland District IRS this year were bought by Loramites and Elyrians. The stamps cost $50 each and apply to principals operating gambling games and agents accepting bets. Notable buyers include Walter Brodke Fatty's Sport Club and George Radich Oakwood Cigar Store.
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Cleveland
Internal Revenue Service
Joan Chlepeiak
Warren Ave
Loas
Rane
Late Elyria parks chief John Madhock recalled by writer
A columnist recalls John Madhock, longtime Elyria parks superintendent, detailing a personal friendship and noting many past stories about him. The note reveals the writer’s regret at not covering Madhock more during his life and his claim to know him better than most except family.
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John Madhock
Elyria
Johnny
Cascade Park
United States
Bernadine
Machock
CPA joins finance study on county building plans
Elyria CPA Robert C. Gorman was named to a committee of bank presidents tasked with studying county finances in relation to a proposed building program. The panel, formed by county commissioners, includes three of four local bankers who helped shape zoning for a 42 apartment project on Rosewood Drive.
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Robert C. Gorman
Elyria Certified Public Accountant
J. Norman Thompson
Gorman
Anc
Johnny
Elks Hall
Ely Stadium
We City End the Elks
Kligler
Kelly Yes
Hill
Elyria
Thomcard
Robert Sjas Herbert
Lorain
Stephen
Harald Pyle
Rosewood Dr
Kliglriand
Satur
Counter Attond Kligler
F Four
Bank
Leen TD
Tacith Neal Tren
Civil Service indictments seen in Lorain probe
Lorain County Prosecutor Paul J. Mikus said indictments may be drawn in the Civil Service investigation if state law violations are found. He declined to confirm any violations but said indictments, if needed, would be for the grand jury. Subpoenas were issued for three Civil Service Commissioners and three Lorain officials as the grand jury will reconvene Friday morning to review 27 other pending criminal matters.
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Paul J. Mikus
Lorain
John Hacnik
Louis J. Rosso
Lorain Administration
Woodrow W. Mathna
George Zunich
Albert Borsoki
Civil Service
Grand Jury
Permit ruling seen next week in Elyria case
A ruling on the building permit dispute involving Elyria and developer Arthur M. Kligler is expected next week, according to Leora County Common Pleas Judge LeRoy FL Kelly.
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Elyria
Arthur M. Kligler
Leora County
Committee named on safe county debt limit for new office
A committee was named to determine a safe debt limit the county could repay if bonds are issued for construction of a county office building. The group is expected to hold its first work session next week.
Elyria High Homecoming Week Starts With Bonfire Rally
Mayor Fred B. Sanford will ignite a 20 foot bonfire tomorrow at 7 p m at West Recreation Field to kick off Elyria High School Homecoming weekend. The event includes a pep rally with the marching band, football team, majorettes and cheerleaders. Sampson Sandusky High School game Friday features queen and court presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Sanford
Elria High School
West Recreation Field
Rt. 113
YMCA
Sandusky High School
Elyria High
William Barton
William Raddatz
Elyria Boosters Club
American Brake Shoe Co
Elyria
Jack Birchbill
United Auto Workers
Mike Sarnovsky
Bill van DerWells
Lorain Fire Chief Nickley to Retire
Lorain Fire Chief Alfred Nickley announced his retirement effective November 1. Nickley, 59, began as a volunteer in 1935 and joined the regular force January 1, 1939. He became captain, then assistant chief in 1946, later moving up after a civil service exam in 1957. He had delayed retirement to continue serving the rescue squad.
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Lorain
Alfred ‘Nickley
Nickley
Fire Department
William Farschman
I Elmer Stough
Judge rules against releasing public school students for religion
In Celina Ohio UPI report Judge Fred Cramer weighed a two year old suit by Jesse C Moore of Fort Recovery against the Southwest Local School District. He considered it unconstitutional to pull pupils from class for religious instruction.
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Celina
Ohio
UPI
Common Pleas
Fred Cramer
Jesse C. Moore
Fort Recovery
Southwest
Grafton council questions Twister cleanup funding plan
Village officials questioned a proposed cleanup and repair project after funds were cut from an estimated 2000 to about 855. The plan would let a county engineer supervise the work and be funded through an intergovernmental transfer, with two projects listed and an itemized budget demanded.
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Baltimore and Qo&io
Black River
William Lilley
Council
Ford Noble
Suspect bound to county grand jury in abortion case
A 44-year-old woman, Martha Q. Marsh of 595 North Central Dr., was bound to the Lorain County Grand Jury after a preliminary hearing on a felony charge of performing an illegal abortion. The incident involved a Fremont waitress treated at Memorial Hospital. The defendant’s bond was set at 30000, with the indictment to proceed after grand jury action.
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Lorain
Fremont
Loran County
Martha Q. Marsh
North Central Dr
John S. Kolena
Memorial Hospital
Breeding
Marsh
Tank -Place
Bellevue
Ried
Fremonter
Loraim
First UF report lunch tomorrow in Elytia
Workers in the 1966 campaign of the United Fund of Greater Elytia will make their first report tomorrow noon in the Masonic Temple. Luncheon hosts will be the Ternstedt Division General Motors and American Standard Air Conditioning Division. Special guests will be the award winners in the United Fund School Art Contest.
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United Fund of
Ohio women win state newswriting awards
Connie Davis and Barbara Kamp of The Chronicle-Telegram dominate the Ohio Newspaper Women’s Association contest. Prizes honor news and feature writing across 12 circulation categories with 35,000 and under receiving special recognition. Awards will be handed at a Cleveland luncheon.
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Gory
Edward M. Miller
Chronicle-Telegram
The
Portland
Oregonian
Connie Davis
Columbus
UPI
Barbara Kamp
Roger Cloud
Ohio Butro
Women’s Associate
Cloud
Cate
Memoir of Johnny and Cascade Park devotion and rivalry
A veteran journalist recalls Johnny’s fierce pride in boxing, his Cascade Park legacy, and their long friendship marked by respect and occasional friction. The piece charts Johnny’s dedication, his love for the park, and a close-knit newsroom camaraderie faded into memory.
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Johnny
Park Department
Rain spreads across states from Great Lakes to Florida
Light rains fell nationwide from the western Great Lakes to Florida with Duluth Minnesota recording 1 inch and southern Florida up to half an inch. Colorado and southern Wyoming saw 40s, while the East stayed in the 60s and Gulf states were warmer. Two cold fronts stretched from Minnesota to Oklahoma and Colorado, with Pacific Northwest areas forecast light rain and cooler air.
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United Press International
United States
Great Lakes
Florida
Duluth
Minn
Colorado
Wyoming
Gulf
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Pacific Northwest
Ten take civil service test for Elyria sanitation chief
Ten persons took the civil service examination for the Elyria sanitation superintendent position at Elyria High School. Atty. Harry F. Butler, civil service commission chairman, said a good percentage passed. Results will be released after the commission meets Monday. Acting Superintendent Kirk Grantham took the test. Corder resigned September 17 to take a similar post in Rockville, Maryland. The job pays up to 1734.
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Civil Service
Elyria
Elyria High School
Harry F. Butler
Civil Service Commission
Butler
Kirk Grantham
Clifford R. Corder
Rockeville
Elyria Girl Wounded In Chest In Home Shooting
An Elyria child Ve ta Allgood, 1713 South West River Street, was shot in the chest with a .22 caliber rifle at home. She was listed in fair to poor condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after being admitted at 9 a.m. Police investigated the accidental shooting, but further details were unavailable at press time.
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Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ve- Tita Allgood
South West River St
Vehicular fuel use up in state in 1953 Ohio forecast
Ohio vehicle fuel consumption is expected to rise by 5.5 percent this year, with the U S Bureau of Public Roads projecting total use of 3,534,000,000 gallons. The estimate translates to an average of 769 gallons per registered Ohio vehicle this year.
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Columbus
UPL
Ohio
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Insurance agents brainstorm for highway safety program
About 100 people attended a dinner of Independent Insurance Agents of Lorain County where J Norman Thompson urged local action to reduce crashes. Groups brainstormed safety ideas monitored by judges and officials as the Ohio Department of Highway Safety presented a merit certificate to the Elyria Youth Council for vehicle inspections.
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J. Norman Thompson
Independent Insurance Agents
Lorain County Nasc
Thompson
Lorain
Jack Urban
Association
Robert Jensen
Avon Lake
Frank Wilcox
Elyria
John Kolena
John Dierna
Juvenile Court
Grose
James Janasko
TIALC
Janasko
U.S
Charles A. Mosher
Eski
Bernard Schrather
Robert Wilson
Philip Majorca
Wells Mole Jr
Gratton
Helen Sperry
Oberlin
William Sponseller
Wellngton
JIALC
Urban
Lorain County
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Don Boddy
James Grose
Juanita Mertz
Mertz
Carlisle Civic Association meeting sites announced
The Carlisle Civic Association, opposed to annexation of Carlisle Township by Elyria, will meet at West Carlisle School tomorrow night and at East Carlisle School tonight. Both sessions start at 8 p.m. The annexation proposal will appear on the ballot in November.
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Carlisle Civic Association
Keystone
West Carlisle
Carlisle Township
Elyria
East Carlisle
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Craig Sutorious
Roger Ormiston
Dan Hovey
Jerry Peter
Larry Bidingmeyer
Dick Miles
Gary Nanamaker
Jim Marsh
Scott Collister
Ben Gay
Rick Terrell
Chuck Bommer
Alfred Nickley
Tt Beeas
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Interél
Robert Logan
Witing Star
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Resiston
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Ohio Newswriting Awards
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Marquis of Queensbury
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Carlisle
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