Community group meetings and club schedules listed
A long list of local meetings occurs across multiple towns with times and venues. VFW posts, civic clubs, church groups, schools, and social organizations gather from 7:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at halls, churches, libraries, and schools, including trustees, women’s groups, youth clubs, and preservation committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Sontabip Trustees
Town Hall
Women's Fellowship
United Church of Christ
Columbia
Eight Seek Two Seats on New London Village Council
Eight candidates compete for two village council vacancies in New London in the November 2 election. Among them, James Given, Michael Gilbert, James Keifer, Robert Martin, Harald Bailey, Marilyn Hopkins, Robert Baker, Elden Anderson and their biographical details are provided, with several listing first-term bids and prior local service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London Village Council
New London
William A. Bryson
Kenneth Griffin
James B. Given
South Main St
Given
Anna
Mary
Fred
Caldwell
Marietta
Lorain Products
Gilbert
First United Methodist Church
Janice
Stef James S. Keifer
Clifton St
Firelands Electric Cooperative Inc
Bluffton High School
Toledo University
New London School Board
Harold Erlenbach
Huron County Fair Bord
Robert C. Martin
High St
United States Navy
Bob's
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
American Legion
Peggy Joan
Scott
Mike
Kristen
Marilyn Hopkins
Walnut St
Council
Robert E. Baker
Clinton St
Clyde
Clea
Alert Citizen
Ohio Body Manufacturing Co
Elden L. Anderson
East Washburn St
Jennings Ready Mix
Masonic
Melva
Steve
Valerie
Lisa
Amherst council hears protests to annex liquor site
Protests were raised at the South Amherst village council meeting over annexing 2.7 acres on Rt. 113 at the west edge of the village. The land is owned by Theodore Cendrosky and Richard Trotter, with Walter Krueck presenting petitions against the move as spokesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Amherst Council
Carole Sheffield
Amherst
Woun
Rt. 113
Vil
Lage
Theodore Cendrosky
Richard Trottier
Walter Krueck
Russia
Dendrosky
Amherst Township
Cendrosky
Lawrence Knoble
Krueck
Knoble
Town Hall
Regional Planning Commission
Evergreen Cemetery
Jack Law
Dale Haynes
Creston livestock sale tops and wide market reports
Creston market reports show cattle bulls and calves selling strong with tops of 58 for choice calves and 32.50 plus for steers. hogs and sows steady with various top prices. 1 449 head from 395 consignors. Also local notices include church education board closed session and annexation discussions in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Horoscope roundup for October 2 with zodiac guidance
Daily astrological hints for all signs highlight personal growth, financial planning, and health checks. Pisces advising plans for raising status. Libra notes chaotic morning with friends stepping in. Scorpio urges creative outlet to avoid trouble.
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Chatham
LaGrange
Lions Club
Grange Hall
Oberlin
Republican Club
Savings Bank
South Amherst
Board of Public Affairs
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Lorain County Health Association
Avon
Avon Lake
American Field Service
Elyria Savings & Trust
Recreation Department
League of Women Voters Board
Birmingham
Cub Scout
Florence
Fireman’s Association
Elyria
Lorain County
Lorain County Community College
Ruth Circle
Janet Squires
Milan
Melon Festival Committee
LeRoy
Masonic Temple
WSCS
Fitchville Methodist Church
Broome Wood
American Legion Hall
North Eaton
Grange
Anti-Pollution League
Rebekah Circle
Robert Johnson
Cowley Rd
Penfield
Swiss Hall
Oberlin Savings Bank
Capitol
Sweden
MOE At
Showtime
Walter Matthau
Omega Man
Charlton Heston Tech
G.P
Michael A. Gilbert
New London High School
Lorain Community College
Keifer
First Baptist Church
Allen and
Paul
Ruth Ann
Monroeville High School
Gary
Bill
Mark
Patrick
Creston Livestock
Catholic School Board
Dobos
Elyria Catholic High School
Reichlin
League of Women Voters
CAP Council
Bill Armitage
John 5
Haynes
Gulf Rd
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Thurs
Minolta
Honeywell
Abbe Road
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