County Farm Bureau Eyes Tax and School Policy Overhaul
Lorain County Farm Bureau reviewed 16 policy resolutions at its annual tender meeting in North Eaton. Members pressed for state level tax reform on real and personal property and for school district funding changes, plus local issues on township government, road safety, and fairground planning.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau
North Eaton
Farm Bureau
Ohio
General Assembly
Charles Mosher
Oberlin
del Chant
Durkee Rd
South 97 Rt
Grafton
Don Patterson
ONWA Conclave Set for Lorain County Three Day Session
Ohio newspaper women from across the state travel to Lorain County for the 57th ONWA convention October 23 to 25 at Antlers Hotel. Closing brunch at Sheffield Restaurant, Oak Hills banquet, and a Saturday panel on editors and women reporters headline the program led by Miss Patricia Masm and Miss Jean Weaver of The Chronicle Telegram and local Lorain Journal editors.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Ohio Newspaper Women’s Associatre
Antlers Hotel
Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
Sheffield
Patricia Masm
Jean Weaver
Lucila Kepler
Loraine Journal
Oak Hills Country Club
Dorothy Asher
Sandusky Register
Mis.cael] Reed
Port Ginton
Weaver
Headquarters
ONWA
Mary Eften Wolfe
Dayton
Ohio Daily Newspapers
Rabies Vaccination Considered For Lorain County
Disorder in Lorain County sparks discussion on mandatory rabies vaccination. Officials from the Farm Bureau and North Eaton meet to assess whether compulsory vaccine programs are needed to curb rising cases.
Lorain County Farm Bureau Studies Growth Problems
Lorain County Farm Bureau leaders and county officials met at North Eaton Church of Christ to discuss sewage disposal zoning drainage and growth. The session with 48 people from 14 groups examined taxes townships pollution population projections and needs for water and sanitary sewer planning. A countywide zoning and building code were urged along with a planned countywide building code and watershed studies for Black River and planned improvements.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau
North Eaton Church
St. Lawrence Seaway
Alston
Lorain County
Richard McGinnis
McGinnis
Farm Bureau
Black River
Rochester
Marion Fisher
Health Board
Fisher
Paul Mikus
County School Head Grandpa For 40th Time
County school superintendent C A Gibbons became a grandfather for the 40th time when his daughter Mrs Michael Re tor of East Ave gave birth to a son today at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The boy weighs nine pounds six ounces and is the couple's fifth child.
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Couunty School
C. A. Gibbons
Gre Sh Tiene
Michael Rete Or
East Ave
Elyria
Rebin
Ex Union Leader James Jones dies after heart attack
James Ek. Jones 31, former Lorain union leader and Lake Terminal Railroad official, died of a heart attack yesterday at National Tube Co Hospital. He lived in Pittsburgh since 1957 and worked as labor relations supervisor for Lake Terminal. Survived by wife Gertrude, five daughters, mother, four brothers, two sisters, and eight grandchildren. Masonic services and funeral arrangements set.
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Lorain
James Ek. Jones
Lake Terminal Railroad
National Tube Co
Jones
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
NTC
Pearl St. Gate
Robert Incrim
Paul Kopsch
Mr. Jones
Freeport
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Lake Terminal
Fife
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Virar
Brotherhood of Railroad
Grang Lodge
Charleston Lodge
A.M
Lake Erie
Scottish Rite Valley of
Holloway
Thomas Jones
St. Paul
Charles Jones
Episcopal City Mission of
Milwaukee
Elmwond Cemetery
Vote Roll In County Reaches New Municipal Election Record
Lorain County reports 78 057 registered voters up 2320 from yesterday miscalculated by omitting 2 2 percent new registrants from townships and villages. The total sets a municipal election year record, surpassed only by last year's 8000 on poll books during the statewide right to work interest.
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Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
City council approves three code revisions at meeting
The codification committee and Police Chief Maurice Flood endorsed three city code changes. They reinstate the public dance permit with higher fees and hours, authorize sidewalk assemblies to break up loitering groups, and strengthen obscene literature penalties. Delayed were suspending suspicious person laws, overnight parking clarification, and gambling law revisions pending study.
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Council
Maurice Flood
Committee For Recommendation To
James P. Horn
Chief Flood
Ion City
Youth It Was Charged With Disorder Conduct On West Sixth Street
A Vivearold Blama youth was charged with disorderly conduct after police broke up a group of about 20 youths on West Sixth Street opposite Elwin Mich School. An earlier city committee had approved a measure to make sidewalk assemblies unlawful when more than five gather near businesses or places of assembly.
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Elyria
Paul Wainwright
Dale Kellogg
Kellogg
Flood
Poiler
Aondon
West Sivth
Fred Billy
Nouth
Biltz
3A2 West Sixth
Gity Councils
Board Acquires Property for School Site and Traffic Relief
The board approves purchasing land south of Soreaa and west of Teo Avenue to serve as a potential new grade school for Carlisle Town shop area students and to ease stadium traffic. Existing zones block immediate construction. further details to come at the next board meeting.
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Eds Wation
Neat
Eres
Corkle Township
Soreaa Ane
Inne O
Teo Avenue
Pfarey
Poth
Bon Gottfried
Fuller Rao
Tramilton
Regs
Wlar
Test Set For Aide To Inspector
A civil service examination for city assistant building inspector is scheduled for Tuesday October 13 at 7 p m in council chambers. Miss Floss Klopfenstein announced the exam details and said applications are available at 21 Turner Block City Hall Annex from 3 to 3 p m on Tuesdays and Thursdays with a filing deadline of October 6. Candidates must be 30 years old with ten years in building construction and the salary is 34984 annually. The current assistant inspector George Diederick is not in the classified service but may qualify to take the examination under civil service rules.
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Sen
Mosher
Ballo
Farm Bureau
Sen. Mosher
Morris Ailton
Publc
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Aevil
Council Chambers
Floss Klopfenstein
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Office
Turner Block
City Hall Annex
Commission
George Diederick
Civil Service
Courthouse Space Plan Discussed
Judge LeRoy F. Kelly pressed county commissioners to move the sheriff’s office to the third floor as remodeling of No 2 courtroom progresses. The plan, costing over $50 000, would reallocate offices including using Judge Kelly’s current space as a conference or stenographer area.
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Sheriff's Office
LeRoy F. Kelly
Sheriffs Office
Judce Kelly
Cums
Keliy
Incxess
Educator Dies in Billerica Tufts Dean A Warren Stearns
Dr. A Warren Stearns former dean of Tufts College of Medicine died at his home in Billerica on Thursday. He had served as a prominent educator and physician.
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Billerica, Mars
A. Warren Stearns
Tufts College of Medicine
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Ohio FB Federation
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Dhie New
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Nogig
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Ir Uhder
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David Kinsler
Jane Williams
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Don Miller
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