Township United Fund Posts Manned Coordinating Team
Robert C. Jaeger of Jaeger Lumber Co. is named townships division chairman for the United Fund Drive with John Vopat as vice chair. The division covers Carlisle Columbia Eaton Grafton LaGrange North Ridgeville and county schools overseen by Chester A. Gibbens. Jaeger notes United Fund improves community life through multiple services and encourages local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Jaeger
Townships Divison
United Fund Drive
Ruby Fishburn
Eaton
Chester A. Gibbons
C-T
Owmer
Jaeger Lumber Co
North Eaton
Geographic Group
C. Val Spicer
John
Vopat
Aurensen
North Ridgeville
Mark
Carlisle
Columbia
Grafto
LaGrange
Ridgeville
Chester
Gibbens
Township
Jaeger
Eaton's
United Fund
Eaton “Grange
Boy’ Scouts
Eaton Vol ‘Unteer Fire
Elyria
United Way
Dorothy
Arlene
iBernice
Eio
LaPorte Methodist Church
Music educator Juliette Alvin to speak at Oberlin Inn
Juliette Alvin, a pioneer in music education for children with mental retardation, will address a public dinner meeting sponsored by the Lorain County Council for Retarded Children at 6:30 p.m. at the Oberlin Inn. Her work has drawn international interest for how music affects concentration memory and social behavior in mentally retarded children. Reservations contact John McDonough, council president, Elyria.
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Dhen
Lorain
Gurigami
Aresult
John McDonough
Council
Elyvia
Huron County records first polio case in years
Willard report says three year old Dickie Joe Neeley son of Mr and Mrs James Neeley of Willard is the polio victim hospitalized at Cleveland Metropolitan Hospital since May. He has paralytic polio affecting his left leg and has had Salk vaccine doses.
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Willard
Conmntio O
Huron County
Fair
Dickie Joe Neeley
James Neeley
Cleveland
Metropolitan Hospital
Moray
Dickie Jol
Votes Wagon public inspection urges voter registration drive
Elyria displays a 1960 Votes-Wagon to encourage registration for the November election. The event runs all week with locations including Ely Park and O'Neil Shopping Center. The effort is led by the Elyria League of Women Voters with civic group support and a film shown at the courthouse.
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Elyria
Weson
Elyria League
Lions
Aliusa
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Citizenship Council of the
UAW
Ward” Yount , Jr
Te League
Shezis
Liozs Cin
Mallar
O'Neil-Sheffeld
Ely Park
Middie’ Ave
O'Neil
Sears
Broad St
O’neil
Fisher's
Second St
O'neil’s
Kroger’s
Abbe Rd
Onei
Deeiz Inc
Ford Motor
Grand Jury Considers Kidnapping Case Against 97 Year Old
A Elyria Municipal Court inmate William H Thayer 97 pleaded innocent to kidnapping and related charges after using his estranged wife and children as shields at 28 Warren Ave police stood off by gunpoint. Bond continued and case bound over to grand jury.
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Elyria
Grand Peru
Thayer
Warren Ave
Man Faces Trials In Burning Dump
Max Joseph, Cleveland owner of the Ford Rd. dump, faces multiple court dates after pleading innocent in Elytia Municipal Court to three charges of kindling a bonfire after dark. He was arrested yesterday when warrants were served. he posted bond and was released. The dump has drawn night burning complaints from Ford Rd. residents and drew city officials from council to fire and police departments.
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Max Joseph
Cleveland
Ford Rd
Elytia
Joseph
Ford Ra
American Brake Shoe Declares Stock Dividend
New York directors of the Amerikan Brake Shoe Co declare a regular third quarter dividend of 60 cents per common share. The dividend is payable October 30 to shareholders of record September 23, unchanged from prior quarters. The company has paid dividends every year since its founding in 1992 and operates a plant in Livinia, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amerikan Brake Shoe Co
Sdrvicesx
American Brake Shoe Co
American Brake Shoe
Liviia
Ohio
Burglary at Pure Oil Service Station Nets $227
Sheriffs deputies investigated a burglary at George Berger's Pure Oil Service Station Elyria Ave and 24th where $227.78 was taken from a cash drawer under a lubricants box. Berger of 321 West 3th Lorain found the break at 5:35 am. A side door was pried open and nothing else was disturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
George Berger
Pure Oil Service
Staton
Elyria Ave
Berger
LTAR Strike Settled Restores Lorain Plant Operations
The LTAR dispute ended at 4 10 am with a new contract for Lake Terminal Railroad workers similar to steelworkers gains. Pickets left Lorain and about 30 workers reported. by Monday 400 will be back, and National Tube plans a return to normal output though two blast furnaces stay active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
National Tube Mill
Lodge 388
Brotherhood of Railroad
Lake Terminal Railroad
LRT
Lake Terminal
Pittsburgh
C. RB. Hales
Lorain Mih
Iocal Brt
Pollen Count In Elyria for 24 Hours Ends Today
Elyria records pollen levels for a 24 hour period ending at a.m. today with figures reflecting counts and potential allergy impact for residents. The report notes pollen concentration levels and cautions sensitive individuals to take preventive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Nixon to Speak in Ohio on Two Dates
Republican state HQ says Vice President Nixon will headline events in Ohio with stops in Akron Mansfield and Cleveland Oct 1 and Oct 6 as part of a two day swing. Henry Cabot Lodge and Nelson Rockefeller also plan Ohio appearances with a broad itinerary across several cities.
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Columbus
Henry Cabot Ledge
Ohio
Warren
Youngstowm
Attendance at 105th Lorain County Fair tops last year
The 105th Lorain County Agricultural Society fair drew 33,756 paid admissions, up from 26,551. Grandstand and auto admissions rose to 6,257 and 8,244 respectively, lifting total receipts to 29,995.50 with an $8,950.75 increase. Space rentals and concessions expect about 33,000 more. premiums total over 2,000 with 20,363.50 already distributed and 5,000 to be given at the Oct 30 4H Achievement Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Loraine County Agricultural Society
Annal County
Brentwood and Eaton Ask City Main To Prison Water Supply
Brentwood and Eaton Estates residents presented petitions with 56 signatures to county commissioners requesting a study and possible municipal water supply from Lake Erie for the Elyria area. The petitions support Lotko proposal for a large force main from Elyria to serve Grafton Prison and nearby customers, citing 500,000 gallons daily loss at the prison farm and potential economic feasibility. Officials note state agencies would be advised and that purchase from Grafton Village Water Department is under consideration.
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Elyria
Brentwood
Eaton Estates
Richard Laux
Harry Bogart
Michael J. Lotko
Grafton
Loko
Lake Erie
Political Campaign Visits Plan Tightened for Lorain County
Lorain officials scramble to arrange two visits by national candidates. Sen. Joan Kennedy will speak outdoors at noon on Tuesday and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller will address a 6 p.m. dinner at Clearview High School on Thursday. Rockefeller’s Ohio swing includes stops in Clyde Bellevue Monroeville Milan and a Norwalk appearance at 4 30 p m at the Huron County Fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Joan FB. Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Kennedy
Lorain
Rockefeller
Clearview High School
Ashelv
Democratic Executive Committee
Tate
Kennaiy
Steel
Gabor Toth
Jaworski
Cincinnati
Ohio Municipal ‘League
Republican
Atty. Brice
Alexander
GOP
Lakewood
Warne
Lila) Black
Fremont
Norwalk Am Lorain
Norwalk
Huron County Fairgrounds
Henry Young
Fire destroys Oscar Rapking Farm Machinery Co building
Wellington fire chief Bill Weber estimated losses at more than 23 000 dollars for a blaze that destroyed the Oscar Rapking Farm Machinery Co on Rt 18 near Wellington. The building owned by Marion Pfeiffer suffered about 8 000 in damage, with 15 000 in parts and tools lost. Firemen fought the three hour fire after an 8 20 p m alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Bill Weber
Oscar Rapking
Hurricane Donna Left Lorain Woman Recounting Miami Blitz
In a letter to her father, Ines Green a former Elyria resident now in Miami describes three days of Hurricane Donna from its Florida Keys approach to its path north. She details power outages looting fear and makeshift shelter crowded downtown and the maintenance of her home while neighbors faced widespread damage and shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Paar
Donna
Dona
Florida Keys
Miami
Miss Green
Dena
Green
Nixon and Kennedy Campaign Across States
Nixon outlined a farm program to use surpluses for constructive work and a strategic food reserve while pledging to aid the aged through broader plans. Kennedy criticized Republican aid proposals and pressed his campaign through industrial Pennsylvania and New Jersey with large, cheering crowds despite renewed religious issue tensions.
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Richard A. Nixon
Midwest
John F. Kenney
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Guthrie Center
Iowa
North Dakos
Kennedy
National Party
Henry M. Jackson
GOP
Thruston
Morton
Lyndon B. Jobson
Las Vegas
Nev
Johnson
Henry Caboteee
Chicago
White’ House
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
California
Nikita] Khrushchev
St. Louis
Roanoke
Omaha
International Association of Machinists
IAM
Oct 1 D-Day on Rt. 57 access dispute in Elyria
Fioria officials set October 1 as D-Day to decide whether to close Rt. 57 access to the Recess Devils near Elyria to preserve future state and federal highway aid. City Solicitor Tattersall briefed mayor Dunn after reviewing Toledo and Brownhelm Township cases, noting potential lengthy court action but no clear recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fioria
Oscar G. Dunn
J. C. William ‘Tattersall
Toledo
Brownhelm
Tattersall
Rt. 57
Elyria
Cascade Development Corp
August building permits show steady pace and new dwellings
The city reports 92 permits issued in August including 25 for new dwellings and 29 for alterations, totaling 116 with other permits and bringing year to date to 1,448. August valuation reaches 526,098, year to date 634,335, with new dwellings at 2,?2,352,800. Industrial permits remain scarce with one for a 5,000 structure. schools and new commercial buildings add to the value, while 371 inspections were performed in August.
Savings Bonds Awarded to Four Area Granges
Four area granges shared a $33 year prize pool in the 2008 Community Service Contest sponsored by the Sears Roebuck Foundation. Named were Leviin Grange 343 Erie County Clarksfield Grange 2103 New London Grange 2401 Huron and Old Glory Grange 2215 Lorain County. First prize of $10,000 went to Jefferson Grange in Toscanawas County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Graenzes Ars Roebuck Foundation
Leviin Grange
Erie County
Clarksfield
New London
Huron “Iy
Old Glory Grange
Lorain County
Tekem Ibs
Jefferson Grange
Toscanawas County
Radio TV Fans Burgle Norwalk Appliance Store
Norwalk police probe burglary at Fisher Music and Appliance Store in downtown Norwalk. Thieves reportedly stole six portable wares and three portable television sets valued at 750 dollars, with no forced entry and a missing owners’ case. Local authorities seek suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Radi-teevision
Fisher Music and Appliance
Tegbt
Joe Fisher
Fisher
Momi
Fragmentary note on a Thursday meeting and bench
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Thursday and a bench session with unreadable details. The readable parts imply a public or organizational meeting but lack clear names, places, or outcomes. The piece remains too incomplete for precise reconstruction.
Lorainite Bound To Grand Jury In Auto Theft
A Lorain man was bound over to the grand jury on an auto theft charge after appearing in Elgrim Municipal Court. He was bound over on 2500 dollars bond. Police report indicate the car was reported stolen from Elpina Ant. HW by Daniel edetom, MA Bin MR.
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Elgrim
Wooten
Clifton Ave
Oberlin
Elpina Ant
Daniel Edetom
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