Lorain to rededicate City Field as Pawlak Field
The Lorain community will rename City Field Pawlak Field in a Sunday ceremony at 2 p.m. in honor of Frank L. Pawlak longtime Lorain Police chief and former second baseman who died December 28 1964. The event coincides with the Polish Legion of American Veterans state convention and highlights Pawlak’s 20 plus years on the police force and seven years of night study at Western Reserve University where he earned cum laude.
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City Field
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Pawlak
Frank L. Pawlak
Western Reserve University
WRU
Hawks
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Gene Myers
Elyria High
Ohio State University
Myers
Polish Legion of American Veterans
Pete Swanson
Chronicle-Telegram
Lima
Ohip
Evansville
Ind
C-T
Rick Zarbaugh
Fostoria
Ohio
Review-Times
Rick
Paul Corbin
City Loan Co
Zarbaugh
Bowling Green State University
Lorain County schools approve materials center plan
The Lorain County Board of Education approved establishing a county materials center to serve all schools. The center will open near First National Bank and replace the Ash Hat store location on Downtown Broad Street. Funds of 2161 dollars were approved to cover center costs and MII funds will be sought for Defense Education Act reimbursement. The Ash Hat store, run by Ina May Ardell, will move to Downtown Broad Street.
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Sally Ann Bakery
Coun Eryria
Naty
Lasitional Bank
Lorain County Ann Bakeries
Cleve Board of Education
Land St
Elyria Ave
Lake Ave
MII
Broad St
Broad
Board approves intern psychologist hire for ten months
The board approves hiring Miss Ann Russell as intern psychologist for ten months from September through June at a salary of 5000 dollars plus 500 dollars for travel. Russell, a native of Cleveland, holds a master's from Western Reserve University and studied psychology.
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Miss Ann Russell
Cleveland
Russell
Western Reserve University
Stolen Funds Shift in County Schools and New Grading Policy
County schools move to numeric grading across six periods and adopt a 0.75 passing threshold while reporting a $33,929 estate receipt for the second half of 1965. Florence Cuny of Sheffield Lake was hired as a vision and hearing technician at $20 per day. Certificates for 100 school bus drivers were approved and officials requested leave for regional meetings in Columbus.
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Lorain
Florence Cuny
Sheffield Lake
Ohio
Columbus
Kathryn Fleming
Norman Stewart
Richard Sutton
Robert Kehres
Sutton
Stewart
Alicebelle Gubeno
Adelle Bak
Broadway
Willler
William Lilley
Com
Earl de
Frank Garron
Bastiof
San Salvador
Peru
Amd
Salvador
Ite
Perents
Antage Saarrday
Lo Export Axty, Es Thejrain County Education Association
Firelands High School
Lorain Harbor Bulkhead Bill Clears First Hurdle
Lorain harbors bulkhead plan advances after House committee favorably reports a resolution by Rep. Charles A. Mosher to fund an 800000 dollar steel shore retainer along Cut No. 11 opposite the American Shipbuilding Co. The measure aims to reduce land needs from 7.89 to 4.42 acres and lower local cost as part of the 222 million Lorain harbor program launched in 1962.
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House
13Th District
Charles A. Mosher
Lorain
al Porkalab
Mosher
Tate
Cut No
Black River
Ship! “Building Co
Mathna
Woodrow W.jelly
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Lorain Harbor
Steinmetz Named Industrial Unit Division Chairman in United Fund
Robert Steinmetz was appointed chairman of the Industrial Unit Division for the 1966 United Fund Campaign by Richard J. Golmar. The drive runs Oct 18 to 28 with a goal of 419,160. the Industrial Unit covers 23 small manufacturing firms in the Greater Elyria area aiming for 5,500. Steinmetz, comptroller at The Timms Spring Co., has served on United Community Services planning and coordinating division and the audit committee.
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Robert Steinmetz
United Fund
Richard J. Golmar
Greater
Elyria
United Campaign
Gollmar
Steinmetz
United Community Services, Inc
United Fund Audit Committee
Timms Spring Co
First Congregational Church
Ruth
Ohio Stl
Gregory Industries Reports Record 3 Million in Sales
Lorain based Gregory Industries Inc reports record sales of 3,002,806 for the first quarter of its current fiscal year ending July 31 1965. Earnings per share rose to 67 cents on 375,949 shares vs 33 cents on 371,268 shares last year. President George E. Gregory Jr cites strong demand for automatic stud welding systems and expansion plans amid potential quarterly fluctuations.
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Gregory Co
Gregory
Tory
Gregory Industries, Inc
George E. Gregory Jr
Nelson Automatic
Club thieves loot vending machines
Thieves broke into the St. Ladislaus Club on 4221 Clintor Ave this morning, took 85 dollars from vending machines and caused 45 dollars in damage, according to Lorain County sheriff's deputies. The robbers gained entry by breaking off the knobs of the combination lock.
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St. Ladislaus Club
Clintor Ave
Lorain County
City street labor bids awarded for repair project
Deputies said entry to a bar was gained by breaking a mirror and unlocking the door. A 867,671 contract for repairs on 50 Lorain city streets was awarded to Hart Construction Co. bids from Ohio Engineering Co. and others. City funds will borrow against the 2 mill operating levy to cover the 68,533 estimate.
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Elyria Streets
Jerday
Hart Construction Co
International Molders
Oberlin Rd
Allied Workers
Electro Pancake Turner
Ap Safety Service
Jack Alloys Division
American
M. Birchhill
Brake Shoe Co
Cleveland
Ito
George Harris
Tion Service
Ohio Engineering Co
Lorain
Robert F. Kleinaeder
Schweitzer Emerges From Coma But Remains Very Ill
In Gabon at the jungle hospital Dr Albert Schweitzer has emerged from a coma but his general condition is unchanged and he remains seriously ill after more than a week of illness. Visitors are still restricted to close family.
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Lambarene
Gabon
UPI
Albert Schweitzer
Schweitzer
Rhodes to ask probe into contractor discrimination
Gov. James A Rhodes will request the Ohio Civil Rights Commission open an inquiry into possible discrimination by firms working on state construction projects.
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Columbus
UPI
James A Rhodes
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Superintendent Whyte to Attend County Meeting in Columbus
Wayne A. Whyte will join the county superintendent meeting in Columbus on September 3 and October 1, representing the district. The two dates mark planned appearances.
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Wayne A.whyte
Columbus
Pedestrian Dies After Pedestrian Step Crossing Car
Jeanne Marie England ten of Grove City was killed when she stepped into the path of a car near her home in Columbus. The tragedy occurred Thursday night as she walked in the area.
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Columbus
UPI
Jeanne Marie England
Grove City
Tax bills ready at end of month in Keys report
County Treasurer J Grant Keys said second half real estate tax bills should be ready for distribution by month’s end. Late collections due to last year’s reappraisal have forced schools and other units to borrow to cover current expenses, with distribution expected in about a month.
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Keys
J. Grant Keys
Joseph Mitock
Mitock
Counsel for two Elyria builders challenge star chamber action
Attorney Kenneth C. Hammister denounces Elyria city board of standards and appeals for alleged lack of due process in ordering Kligler Construction Orlean Co and Middleman Construction to answer complaints within 15 days or face license revocation. He says complaints cited are vague or corrected and demands hearings for Arthur Kligler Marvin Kligler and Arthur Orlean. third firm Middleman named but no comment available.
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Star Chamber
Ing
Kenneth C. Hammist
Ter
Kligler Con
Elyria
Istruction Co
Orlean
Hammister
Hamminster
Fred B. Sanford
Orlean Co
Robert) Kleinoeder
Hammeister
Arthur Kligler
Marvin
Arthur Orlean
Middleman Construction Co
Robert Stephen
Stephen
Amherst obscene call suspect linked to Parma Heights arrest
Parma Heights resident Frederick Spurlin age 32 is charged after an Amherst woman agreed to meet him for obscene calls and assisted police in a stakeout at a North Woodhill Drive parking lot. A 23 year old neighbor also reported weeks of obscene calls. Spurlin, identified as a Cleveland area representative, was booked and released on bond. arraignment set for Sept 21 in Parma Municipal Court.
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Parma
Parma Heights
Amherst
Middleburgh Heights
Frederick Spurlin
Woodhill Dr
Spurlin
Cleveland
Company
Farm subsidy bill advances in Senate committee
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved a four year farm program by a 12 to 3 vote. The measure removes four House cotton provisions but adds an amendment barring restrictions on grain sales to Communist countries. A companion bill has already passed the House.
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Washington
UPT
Senate Agriculture Committee
House
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