Report Surprises Mrs Lotko as Commissioner Possible
The report that Mrs Michael Lotko may be appointed county commissioner if her husband, Ohio National Guard major and current commissioner, resigns to active duty, surprised Lotko at her home. Speculation links Charles Neeson, Richard Laux, or Edward Gawlik to the vacancy, with Lotko weighing the offer and noting her four daughters.
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Michael Lotko
Lotko
Ohio National Guard
Democratic Party
Elyria
Democratic
Charles Neeson
Richard Laux
Ely
Edward Gawlik
Lotke
Car Hits Tree injures three men near Birmingham
Three young men were injured in a one car accident on Green Road south of Route 213 near Birmingham. Driver Marvin E. Clary, 24, suffered facial wounds and chest bruises. passengers Larry E. Knott, 24, and Donald Walton, 23, sustained facial injuries and bruises. Clary was charged with driving left of center and will appear in Erie County Court in Milan on Monday.
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Sandusky
Green Rd
Rt. 213
Birmingham
State Highway Patrol
St. Joseph Hospital
Larry E. Knott
D. Wakeman
Knott
Amherst Hospital
Lorai
Marvin E. Clary
Donald Walton
Wakeman
Clary
Erie County Court
Milan
Gas Rates To Dip In 2 Lorain County Communities
Lorain County towns Wellington and North Ridgeville are among 78 Ohio communities with natural gas rate reductions effective December 1 under escalator clauses in their contracts with Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Most areas see a half cent per 1,000 cu ft drop. two communities face a one cent cut. Lorain and Elyria miss the reduction. Toledo and suburbs Grandview Heights Worthington gain a half cent. Other halved cuts apply to Berea Sandusky Westlake Fremont and Willard.
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Lorain County
Wellington
North Ridgeville
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Toledo
Columbus
Grandview
Heights
Worthington
Lorain
Elyria
Berea
Sandusky
Westlake
Fremont
Willard
Wellington UA Drive Extended in Wellington
The United Appeal Drive in Wellington, initially set to run 15 days, will be extended indefinitely. General Chairman Robert King reported $7,500 raised of a $13,315 goal, with $1,500 more expected this week. Secretary Leola Sigler said division chairmen and the Board of Trustees will meet at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Ellington Service Bureau to discuss extension plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
United Appeal
Robert King
Leola Sigler
Eelington Service Bureau
State Cannot Force Amherst To Accept Middle Route
Amherst faces a contested decision as Deputy Highway Director Guy Neeper states the state cannot impose the middle route for Route 2. Mayor Kane and City Solicitor Saddler pressed in Columbus, with engineers hired to reassess the Shaffer Parret study which claimed the middle route saves $436,000. Amherst remains the lone holdout while preliminary data is still being gathered.
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Amherst
Guy Neeper
Neeper
Antherst
Rt. 38
Baumhart Rd
Howard Saddler
Henry Kane
Saddler
Columbus
Kane
Highway Department
Shaffer, Parret
Marion
Shaffer
Last Of 3 Tryouts Scheduled For Black River Scouts
Twenty five Girl Scouts aged 14 to 17 are two thirds of the way to selecting 16 to represent the Black River Girl Scout Council at the 1962 Roundup in Button Bay Vermont. They completed the second tryout at Camp Timberland and face a final November session. Names include Linda Ault Chris Barnes Charlotte Bowen Sheila Bylica Jean Chapman Martha Cook Sue Doyle Kathleen Gallo Elaine Greene April Hide Camille Rader Barbara Leslie Judith Lundberg Kathy McClellan Pat Mengel Joann Page Karlyn Painter Gretchen Schneider Judy Segar Roberta Smith Barbara Stives Linda Turk Pat Walton Linda Williams Judy Wood. Final picks will be made by Mrs. Jane Bender Mrs. Maunce Fout and Manley Hurlbut.
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Black River
Girl Scout Council
Button Bay
Vermont
Tim ‘Berland
Linda Ault
Chris Barnes
Charlotte Bowen
Sheila Bylica
Jean Chapman
Martha Cook
Sue Doyle
Kathleen Gallo
Elaine Greene
April Hide
Camille Rader
Barbara Leslie
Judith Lundberg
Kathy McClellan
Pat Mengel
Joann Page
Karlyn Painter
Gretchen Schneider
Judy Segar
Roberta Smith
Barbara Stives
Linda Turk
Pat Walton
Linda Williams
Judy Wood
Jane Bender
Maunce Fout
Manley Hurlbut
Debate Sought On Fluoridation In Elyria
Damon Jones of the Elyria Safe Water Association calls for a fluoride debate opposing fluoridation. He sent a letter to Dr. J Richard Lutz asking for a pro fluoridation advocate. Lutz has not yet received the letter and notes the hospital medical staff favors continued fluoridation.
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Damon Jones
Elyria Safe Water Association
Jones
J. Richard Lutz
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lutz
Chronicle Telegram
EMH
Jobless Pay Claims In 18th District See Small Drop
Unemployment claims for the 18th Congressional District for the week ending Oct 2 show a decline of 67 in total claims with 54 regular claims. Lorain, Elyria, Sandusky, Norwalk, and Fremont report varying new claims versus the prior year, while total district covered unemployment for the week ending Oct 28 stands at 4,649, well below last year’s 7,624, with city totals cited.
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Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Lorain
Elyria
Sandusky
Norwalk
Fremont
Negotiators Near Deadline At Pfaudler Permutit Co
Labor talks at Pfaudler Permutit Co press toward expiration of the three year contract at 12:01 a m tomorrow. UAW Local 1161 president Frank Oldenburg says a strike vote tomorrow hinges on progress this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfaudler-Permutit Co
Frank Oldenburg
United Auto Workers ‘Local 1161
Mayor Dunn Defends City Finance Policy
Mayor Oscar G. Dunn, in final campaign push, defended his administration’s financial plan. He cited a sound financial basis and a new purchasing system that keeps city expenditures within income during a First Ward meeting at Mrs Gordon MacDonald’s home on Roosevelt Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar G. Dunn
First Ward
Gordon MacDonald
Roosevelt Ave
Chronicle-Telegram
C-T
Dunn
Jesi
Schoepfle
Elyria
Charles V. Neeson
Meeting Set On Sewer Assessments in Elyria
The Abbe Rd sanitary sewer district benefit commission has called a public meeting for November 13 at 7 30 pm in City Council chambers. The session will allow residents in the sewer area to study pending assessments and discuss costs for the Northeast Bypass Gulf Ad-s press and related work funded by the city and residents. The panel will address Shoreline, Spring Valley expansion, and debt concerns raised by city administration and public editors.
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Abbe Rd
Lation
Joe Cowden
Chronicle Gites Buprysee Telegram
Robert Kleinoeder
Gulf Ad-s
Sycamore St
Washington Ave
Ohio St
Overbrook Rd
Mound St
Gulf Rd
Beandston Ave
Funk Constreets
Spring Valley
Istruction Co
New London
Thanksgiving Day Speaker Selected for Elyria service
The Rev. George Short of the Second Methodist Church will preach at the United Thanksgiving Day service sponsored by the Elyria Council of Churches. The announcement came at a board meeting at St. Andrew's parish house.
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Dunn
Congregational Church
Lorain County
Church World
Tynassee
Raf
Thomas Durand
Otto B.) Schoepfle
Tis
Lake Ave
Rt. Si
Elyria
Oscar G. Dunn
Chronicle-Telegram
Sun
Alex Dandar
Christian Social Action
Richard Linde
Bela P. Bacso
Dandar
New Delhi
W. Neil Roller
Elyria Council of Protestant Youth
Roller
Marjorie
Malion
Washington Avenue Christian Church
Burton Boynton
Lake Avenue Congregational
WH. Simpson
Mt. Zion
George Short
Second Methodist Church
Elyria Council of Churches
Board
St. Andrew's
Department of Ministers
G. Russel Hargate
County College District Created Lorain County Community College District
County Commissioners created the Lorain County Community College District paving the way for a two year higher education program beyond high school. A seven member board of trustees would direct the program once underway, per state law and civic group recommendations.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Reconstruction talk on Brentwood Lake Village disposal plant
A meeting in the county commissioners office discussed reconstructing the Brentwood Lake Village sewage disposal plant by the Spitzer interests. The work is estimated to cost a certain amount, with progress noted and an outline expected for Thursday’s Ohio Water Pollution Board session in Columbus. Present were County Commissioners Ludwig M. Pincura and J. Norman Thompson, Sanitary Engineer Eugene Roberts, Dr. Marion Fisher, Health Commissioner C. G. Krueck, Health Department chief sanitarian, and three Ohio Department of Health representatives, plus district and assistant district engineers and chief sanitarian George H. Engle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent- -Wood Lake Village
Spitzer Linterests
Brent- Wood Lake Village
Yessterday
John
Adelbert Spitzer
Ohio Water Pollution Board
Columbus
Spitzers
Ludwig M. ‘Pincura
J. Norman Thompson
Eugene Roberts
Marion ‘Fisher
County Health Commission
C. G. Krueck
Sanitarian
Ohio ‘Department of Health
Douglas Hasbrouck
E. B. Rawson
George H. Engle
Equipment Stolen From Map School in Overnight Break In
Police investigate theft at Map School located at 2206 West River Street. More than $1 008 in gear disappeared including an opaque projector a 16 mm movie projector a food mixer and a meat slicer. Entry via a broken north side door. car likely used to haul loot. Safe tampered but not opened. cost estimates unavailable. Authorities suspect adult involvement.
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Map School
West River St
Maurice Flood
Oberlin UF Contributions Reach $36,949 Near Goal
With two days left in the drive Oberlin's United Appeal contributions stood at 36 949 toward a 1961 62 goal of 43 738. Campaign chair Clifford Lofin extended the collection period to Thursday this week as 1671 donors have already contributed and some cards remain outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
United Appeal
Clifford Lofin
Commissioners Ok Purchase Of 2 Machines
County commissioners yesterday approved buying two change dispensing and computing machines for the county treasurer's department at 7830 dollars. The machines, from National Cash Register Co, will speed collections and improve accounting procedures, according to Treasurer Gene Troup.
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National Cash Register Co
Gene Troup
FAA chief predicts 10 percent rise in aircraft operations
FAA Administrator Najeb E Halaby forecast Monday night that U S total aircraft operations would grow by about ten percent within the next decade. He stressed the need for efficient and expeditious traffic control services to meet tomorrow's air Kraft volume and demands.
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Miami Beach
UPS
Federal Aviation Agency
Najeb E.halaby
Board approves vacating Akins Road section in Columbia Township
County commissioners yesterday approved vacating a 42.0 million foot section of Akins Road in Columbia Township. The unused portion lies east of Columbia Road and factors into local road planning and jurisdiction.
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Akins Rd
Columbia ‘Township
Columbia Rd
Lorain Yard Wins Navy Ship Repair Work Return
The Lorain yard of American Ship Building Co may recall 25 to 50 workers for a U. S. Navy repair job next week. The 180 foot flathead Whitehall will arrive tonight and be in dry dock by morning. Repairs on two Pittsburgh Steamship Co ships are delayed by a week with new dates set for November 13 and November 20.
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U.S. Navy
Lorain Yard
American Ship Building Co
Navy
Whitehall
Loram
Pittsburgh Steamship Co
White House Press Secretary Meets London Official
Pierre Salinger meets Harold Evans, Macmillan's press relations officer, to improve coordination on official announcements between London and Washington. The talks aim to align press communications and ensure synchronized public messaging.
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London
UPI
White House
Pierre Salinger
Harold Evans
Harold Macmillan
Row Relief Family of 11 Finds New Home
Lorain County Welfare Director Gerard Prinz says a family of eleven moved from Fox Furnace Row to a Lodi Street home while a second property on Fox Furnace Row faces a imminent deadline for Lincoln Nave and friends to repair or raze their unsafe dwelling. The transfer aims to alleviate conditions deemed unsafe by city inspectors.
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Fox Furnace Row
Lorain County
Gerard Prinz
Lodi St
Lincoln Nave
Prinz
iSafety Service
Dale C. Kellogg
Nave
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Elyria, Ohio
the Chronicle-Telegram
Pfaudler
By Mike Horrell
Bunn
Joseph Ashell
Lotain County
Oldenburg
UAW
Lowell St
UAW International
C. Franklin Carr
Carr
H. H. Carlson
Prandler
VC Stewart
Umion Deparish House
County College District
Oberlin’s
Sloan
Chesler
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