James J. Lorimer

James J. Lorimer was born October 7, 1926.

He was given the name James Jasper Lorimer. He also went by Jim.

He died November 24, 2022. His recorded age was 96.

Community service

He served as Mayor 1967-1979 and 1996-1997.

Veteran details

He was a veteran of the Navy and served in World War II.

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November 20, 1958

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March 17, 1960

James Lorimer to assume new duties

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June 29, 1961

WHS Students to Try To Qualify for Track Meet With Russians

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October 7, 1965

Named Coach of U S. Track Team

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January 13, 1966

Local Man Given State of Ohio Award

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February 17, 1966

James Lorimer Is One Of Four Considered For Trip to Capital

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March 24, 1966

Local Man Named In Top 12 Physical Fitness Leaders in U.S.

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March 31, 1966

James Lorimer Wins $1000 Grant

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November 23, 1967

James J. Lorimer Elected Mayor

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January 25, 1968

Mayor Proclaims Jaycee Week

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February 15, 1968

Mayor Proclaims Sertoma Freedom Week

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March 14, 1968

Proclaiming VICA Week in Worthington

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November 21, 1968

Jaycee Community Development Month Proclaimed

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January 23, 1969

Proclaiming January 19-25 as Jaycee Week

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February 6, 1969

Negro History Week PROCLAMATION

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James J. Lorimer (Author)

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February 20, 1969

Sertoma Freedom Week Proclaimed

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February 27, 1969

Proclaiming Telephone Pioneers of America Week

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April 3, 1969

Appointed Director of Government Relations

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1969

Former Mayor James Lorimer

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August 21, 1969

Ground Broken for $3.5 Million OMI Complex

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September 4, 1969

Ribbon Cutting at Knight Travel Service

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October 16, 1969

Proclaiming October Membership Month

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November 20, 1969

Council Names Heads of Government

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January 15, 1970

January 18-24 proclaimed here as Jaycee Week

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February 5, 1970

February 8 to 15 proclaimed Negro History Week

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February 26, 1970

Proclaiming Sertoma Freedom Week

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March 5, 1970

Dedicating the city's new buildings

Signing proclamation

Mayor proclaims Lions Light Bulb sale week

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July 9, 1970

Mail car makes 1st run July 4th at rail museum

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July 16, 1970

Council rezones two parcels at Wilson Bridge Rd.

O. J. House Week

Local Jaycees make Plans for Jaycee Week!

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February 4, 1971

James Lorimer Named YMCA Man of the Year

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February 18, 1971

February 21-27 Is Proclaimed Sertoma Freedom Week

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February 25, 1971

La Sertoma Youth Service Award Recipients

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February 25, 1971

Mayor Proclaims Life Insurance Week

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September 16, 1971

Two Ohio Flags Given to City

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October 7, 1971

Mayor Receives Greetings from Italy

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October 28, 1971

Reciprocal Exchange of Plaques

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January 13, 1972

Proclaiming Jaycee Week Jan. 16-22

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February 3, 1972

Issuing a Proclamation

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February 10, 1972

Brotherhood Week Proclamation

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February 17, 1972

Proclaiming Sertoma Freedom Week

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March 16, 1972

Construction Begins On Worthington Natatorium

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March 18, 1972

International DeMolay Week Proclaimed Here

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Ribbon Cutting At OJ House

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Ground broken for mini-warehouse

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January 18, 1973

National Jaycee week proclaimed

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February 15, 1973

Mayor proclaims engineers week

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March 15, 1973

Demolay week proclaimed here

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April 5, 1973

Free auto tag installation

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April 26, 1973

Harold C. McCord Day proclaimed in Worthington

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May 3, 1973

May 4 is transit day here

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August 30, 1973

Glaucoma screening day

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September 13, 1973

Proclaiming Constitution Week

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September 13, 1973

Mayor proclaims Indian Guide week

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October 11, 1973

Council decides not to rebuild Proprietors Road

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January 17, 1974

Jaycee week proclaimed

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February 21, 1974

Proclaiming Sertoma Freedom Week

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June 27, 1974

In memory of veterans

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September 5, 1974

Mayor named honorary chairman

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September 26, 1974

Cardinal Booster membership drive tonight from 5 to 8 p.m.

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October 31, 1974

Miss Griswold presents first OWA membership

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January 16, 1975

Mayor proclaims Jaycee week

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February 20, 1975

Mayor proclaims freedom week

McLean honored

Mayor Lorimer proclaims Worthington News week

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May 1, 1975

I'll see you in court

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Susan Porter (Author)

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September 18, 1975

Noting Constitution week

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July 8, 1976

Mayor Lorimer delivers bicentennial address

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July 15, 1976

Worthington mayor leads double life

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November 11, 1976

Proclaiming WHS education week

Honored by council

Social is a success

Constitution week

Observing American Education Week

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May 11, 1978

Arts week celebrates Council's first anniversary

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July 20, 1978

Welcome Wagon calls on Mayor

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September 14, 1978

Cardinal Booster membership drive tonight

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October 11, 1979

Worthington Mayor resigns

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November 22, 1979

Ford replaces Lorimer as Mayor

Former Mayor honored

City Council and City Staff

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January 15, 1981

Former Mayor Lorimer is new city council member

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January 15, 1981

Lorimer honored by Sertoma

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July 30, 1981

Departing City Manager

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July 30, 1981

Former Worthington News editor

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January 28, 1982

Letters to the editor

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Robert L. Spung (Author)

Mrs. Spung (Author)

Mary Lou Gosser (Author)

Philip W. Whitaker (Author)

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March 14, 1985

Gymnastics team honored

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November 21, 1985

Council hears agency funding requests

They'll Be Back

City gives Coleman the royal treatment

This Week in Worthington

Candy Brooks (Author)

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January 17, 1996

Friends take parting 'shots' at Coleman

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Kent Cahlander (Author)

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August 7, 1996

Japanese visitors get big taste of American culture

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Susan Brohman (Author)

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February 4, 1998

Lorimer's work garners hospitality award

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Tiffany Volpe (Author)

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