Milan Board of Education eyes longer school year
Milan’s President Paul Crecelius leads a four member board with Alva Lewis Herbert Schlessman Robert Stein and Gene Walker. Crecelius seeks reelection and favors more school days while endorsing the current teacher hiring process under administrator guidance.
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Milans
Paul Crecellus
Alva Jewis
Herbert Schlessman
Robert Stein
Gene Walker
Crecelius
Mulan School
Volan School
Sandusky High School
T He School
Crecehus
Alva Lewis
Schlessman
Mhen
Sere
Olsen & Co
Norwalk Sten
Walker
Vulan
Walkers
Milan
Herbert Schiessman
Gene E. Walker
Robert L. Stein
Wellington council approves buy of salt and spreader
Wellington council approves purchasing a PG 500 salt and cinder spreader from Road Machinery and Supply Co for 785 dollars to mount on a dump truck. Installation should take about three weeks. The old unit was a makeshift setup limiting three workers.
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Wellington
Machinery and Supply Co Inc
Cleveland
Tims
Voter Registration Drive Set for Wellington Area
Wellington residents eligible to vote may register this Saturday from noon to 8 pm in Mayor Grays office at Town Hall. Special registration days are planned Sept 23 24 and 25 at Elyna Board of Elections Cedar St and Lorain Board of Elections 1205 Broadway Lorain. Elyna hours are 830 am to 800 pm. The Methodist Church junior bar rehearsal is scheduled for tomorrow at 7 pm followed by senior choir at 730 and a Bible Study class at 8 led by Rev Edward Griffith.
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Wellington
Ralph Grays
Town Hall
Elyma Board of Elections
Cedar St
Lorain
Board of Electons
Broadway
Elyna
Methodist Church
Edward Griffith
Countians in Second Cavalry in pivotal Civil War drives
The Second Cavalry, including about 75 Lorain County men, earned fame for fast strikes and raids from Virginia to Petersburg. They helped capture a Confederate regiment at Cedar Mountain and fought at Cold Harbor, Ream’s Station, Winchester, Five Forks, and Waynesboro. Several locals, including Edwin Huntington and Frank Hale, were captured or killed, with others paroled or discharged as the war ended.
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John Hunt Morgan
Lorain County
Co H
Dixie
Virginia
Nottaway
Stony Creek
Ream
Staton
Frankin
Wellington
Montcello
Edwin
Huntington
Shenandoah Valley
Summit Point
Frank Whitney Camden
Winchester
New Jersey
Frank B. Hale
Sheridan
Waynesboro
Henry R Fenton
Wardenville
Custer
Loran County
Confed Five Forks
Tery
Petersburg
Frank A Finch Brighton
Dinwiddie Courthouse
Albert C Houghton
Co H Ag
Fwe Forks
Five Forks
Boonsboro Washington Monument Bird Watchers Flight
Dick West joins Audubon Society members on a dawn hike to Boonsboro Maryland to view hawks along the ridge above Monument Knob. The group scales the 1897 Boonsboro Washington Monument atop a 1600 foot peak for the southward hawk migration.
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UPI
Boonsboro, Md
Menument Knob
Ment Knob
Washington Monument
Washington Washington Monument
Boonsboro
Monument
Boonsboro Washington Monument
Disabled American Veterans to Hold Service Officer School
A DAV service officer school conducts Oct 12 in Columbus with National Service Officers and Veterans Administration officials. Topics cover new laws aiding veterans and widows, answering individual claims questions. DAV Women's Auxiliary conference follows Oct 13 from 10:30 am to 3 pm with Jack Heydenreich and Mrs Vernon Medaugh as principal speakers.
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Veterans Administration
Columbus
Congress
DAV
Jack Heydenreich
Zanesville
Vernon Medaugh
Morals charge trial set for Lorain pair
Jacqueline Swartz 22 and Stanley Kuzmar 52 pleaded innocent in municipal court to morals charges after a vice squad arrest Monday at the Lorain Hotel Broadway at 10th Street. Trial for both is set for October 8.
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Lorain
Jacqueline Swartz
Stanley W Kuzmar
Lexington Ave
Lorain Hotel
Broadway
10Th St
Portugal Faces Long Struggle as War Rages in Africa
In Lisbon 40,000 troops fight in Angola with 30,000 more in other African possessions while metropolitan Portugal remains calm. Salazar maintains a modernization drive despite costs to keep African territories, with tensions echoed by a long national identity at stake and strong regime support amid international pressure.
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Portugal
Angola
Antonio de Olivera Salazar
Broad River
Tagus
San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Ford
General Motors
Salazar
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