Pipe Laying Starts Installation Project Under Way
OFG Ohio Fuel Gas Co crews begin pipe installation and street work in Elyria. Sections on Second Street and nearby roads close for test digging and paving with multiple pipe sizes planned across eight streets, project slated to continue through June with extensive resurfacing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Elyria
Gasto
Second St
E City Paving Project Kroger Co
Cedar St
Second
Broadin
Perp St
Ae Ee Crim Construction Co
Graftonman
Ejfias Reco Neeky
Siameter
Gram
AEC Simlar
Winckles St
Engade
Clinton St
Tremont St
East Ave
Depot St
Ohio Fur
Beverly Ci
Cleveland St
Divorce and support actions detailed in courthouse notices
A series of divorce filings and related support actions are recorded. Cases involve Robert Shepherd and partners over grounds including neglect and cruelty. Adelaide Dohoson seeks divorce from a named spouse. further petitions include child support filings by Irene Posey and others against Ernest Tracing and Wihar Tossyville. Other items note estates, executors, and probate-related actions with associated parties and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Posey
Wihar
Tossyville
Tad
Miowel Adans
S17
West 76Th St
Lorain
Ernest Tracing
Wisy
Mus Vinxawell Odast
Anti Tea
Ballin
In Memoriam Poon PCDI UL IC ee Te Tove
Obituary notice notes the death of Tove fon oot Tami 8 Berek and mentions survivors and memorial sentiments. It records the loss, gratitude for life, and a loving memory from family and friends.
Y Archery Finals Set For Tomorrow
Archery finals scheduled for tomorrow at YOGA range feature competitors from USC SABE Thorn and others. Local archers include Lanny Ani and the Vooheys department with teams and trophies listed among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kael
Alby Chettles Gall
Finswell
USC
Dia Silingser
Sabe
Ed Thorn
Gad
Wal
Sg Por Lanny Ani
Vooheys
Tata Hout
Neh Pappas
Wiest
Tour Valars
Seared
Meeting Set For Tonight at 3-C Circle
The 3-C Circle of the Women's at Bertin Heights Congr estional Church meets in the Fowles Room at 8 30. Mrs BC Ruoke lew hosts with Mrs Clinton Downing and Mrs Helen Eastor Eiretson assisting. Agenda includes a Diastent discussion and a reminder to vote. Gift boxes for the Manven's event were noted at the March meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertin
Ruokelew
Clinton Downing
Micsames Nichols
Helen Eastor Eiretson
Petition To Annex Gets OK For Lorain City Annex
County commissioners approved the amended annexation petition by Mrs. Helen Zagorsky for territory in the Clearview School district to Lorain. The amendment removes the school property and 5 resident freeholders are named among about 87 area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Zagorsky
R. D. Lorain
Clearview
City of
Lorain
Zagorsky
Sheffield
Black River Township
Manufacture Of Diamonds At Lorain County Meeting
Lorain County Chapter of the American Society of Tool Engineers will host a meeting on man-made diamond manufacture. Norman A. Mathews of General Electric will discuss the process and present a film, assisted by John W. Ripple and John W. Mueller of Carborundum. The event occurs tonight at Lincoln Park Ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
American Society At Tool Engineers
Norman A. Mathews
General Electric Co
John W. Ripple
John W. Mueller
Carborundum Co
Mathews
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jat
Lincoln Park Ballroom
Sandusky Boat Firm Head Dies
Worthy R. Brown 75 longtime Sandusky boat industry leader and founder of Brown's Boats Inc died after illness at Good Samaritan Hospital He helped develop Lake Erie charter fishing and boating and started several firms and parks He was a Mason member of Trinity Lutheran Church survived by his wife two sons and grandchildren. Services Friday at Trinity Lutheran Church Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthy R. Brown
Brown's Boats Inc
Sandusky
Lake Erie
Good Samaritan Hospital
Willow Grove
Turon
Mr. Brown
Port Clinton
Mar
Marblehead
Te Wis
Chureh
Chamber of Commerce
Sindusky
Chibo
Landpre
Tilis
Stethie
William BR
Everett
Trinity Lutheran Church
Wellington Area Corn Growers Honor Lofty Yields at Dinner
Wellington Farm Family Night honored 14 high yield Corn Club qualifiers from the Wellington Vocational Agriculture Department. Top winner Charles Crile earned five prizes including a remarkable 150 bushel per acre yield. Other 100 bushel plus earners were Ed Eberie and multiple area growers receiving certificates for their yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington Farm
Wellington High School
Wellington Vocational Agriculture Department
Charles Crile
Crile
W. W. Brookins
Ohio Seed Improvement Assoelition
Paul Cray
First Wellington Bank
Brooking
Ed Eberie
Lf. McConnell
D. Pitts
William Brill and Sons
J. C. Walker
UW. DeChant
M. Burge
P. Portnoy
Jd, Zeger
J. Ferguson
M. Kolbe
L, Satan
L. Ewell
Man Shot Cleaning Gun in Sheffield
George Merritt, 83, was cleaning a revolver in his basement when it discharged into his abdomen. He was taken to St. Joseph Hospital in poor condition. police reported he said the gun slipped while cleaning, causing the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
George Merritt
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Merritt
Hazel Mullin
Virvatt
Jed Winter
Unclear OCR Licenses and Addresses Listing
Fragmentary OCR text lists licenses, banks, groceries and addresses in various misread forms. Distinct names such as Livingston Ave and Olphin Willa appear among scattered place and person references with no coherent event or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larval County
Riehach
Alsi
Inamuror
Mary Bh
Saarka
Livingston Ave
Lorin
Ithot
Bo Grover
Haleds
Atx Viet API Sanner
Viana St
Olphin
Willa L Meraer
Vatlisle Ave
Tls
Agny
Ani
Vata
Andrews
Vermilion Students Take Preliminary Scholarship Tests
Vermilion High School administered preliminary scholarship tests in science and history to students under the direction of Allen Fhomay A Brcow and assisting principal. The event involved a statewide scholarship team with multiple participants from Lorain and Norwalk areas aiming for distant state finals next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nialsh
Vermilion High School
Allen Fhomay
Brcow
Sefrecder
Prinipal
Lorain
Lois Subivers
Lois Subivers Wath Make Up the Hbla Poleda Ave. Lorain I Schout
Pmav Carentan WU
Earky West
Tot Admitted To Hospital After Illness
Tot Admitted To Hospital After Illness. An infant named Amy Bonn toghans, son of Mrs Helen Bout fogminis, was placed in Alyria Mewar Hospital in poor condition at noon after being admitted about 9. Firemen arrived with a respirator and inhalator, worked on the infant for about Us minutes and then took him to the hospital. Police said the infant was admitted with convulsions and a semi conscious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mifteenanentip
Amy Bonn Toghans
Helen Bout Fogminis
Grass Fires Put Out In Beech and Turmer Streets
Two grass fires were reported in Beech and Turmer Streets areas yesterday afternoon. Children playing with matches blamed by firemen for the blazes. no injuries or major damage reported as crews contained the fires before they spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech and
Turmer Sts
Gearee
Dedarnett
Brie St
Area Hospital News Daughters for Several Local Couples
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. J Owen Laubenthal of 119 Cascade Place. Also listed are births for Mrs. Elia Riley of 2148 Lorain Drive and Mrs. Ann Jones of Verona, along with Debra McGee of 1623 West 2nd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Owen Laubenthal
Cascade Bt
Elia Riley
Lorain Dr
Ann Jones
Vermilion
Debra McGee
West 2Nd St
Amherst Hospital Births Fill Local Newspapers List
Twin daughters born to Mr. and Mrs. Westwood Hinkle at Amherst Hospital on 206 Delaware Ave with several other newborns listed. Names include Orrel Krupp, Hubert Iryon, and John Sexton among new parents from Lorain, Amherst, Oberlin, North Ridgeville, Lorain and Avon Lake areas. Discharge noted for Mrs. Dorotha Tabbert of 160 Forest St.
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Westwood Hinkle
Delaware Ave
Orrel Krupp
West Broad St
Ohn Jacobs
Amherst
Paul Kilkenny
Hubert Iryon
West Riverlin Ave
Lorain
William Arbo
St. East
Harold Wack
Claude Driver
Elmer Ehlers
Penfield Ave
Karis Garrett
Wooster St
Arlin Harris and Son
Chestnut Ridge
North Ridgeville
Terry Jones
Riverside Dr
Clifford ‘Newell
R. D. J. Oberlin
Clarence Nickel
Cornell Rd
J. R. Selby
Births listed in Amherst Elyria and surrounding areas
A series of birth notices records newborns to various parents across Amherst, Elyria, and surrounding towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Jack eee R D 2 Quarry Rd Amherst and several others with addresses such as 1031 West Eric Ave, 10234 Seventh St, 2147 East 25th St, Avon Belden Rd, Euclid Ave, East 33rd St, Root Rd, West 18th St, and Garden Ave.
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Jackeee
R. D
Quarry Rd
Amherst
Ee Georgevich
West
Eric Ave
Allen Igula
Seventh St
Djuro Vukelic
East 25Th St
Gary Davis
Avon Belden
Avon Lake
Robert Rottman
Euclid Ave
Harry [Linch
East 20Th St
Edward Buick
Town Ave
John Bucher
33Rd St
John Burke Bayard
Hately
al Russo
Root Rd
Rosemary Flores
West 18Th St
Terence Feeley
Brownell Ave
Jose Rodriguez
Garden Ave
Julian Pi Jor
Man Released After Larceny Investigation
A 30 year old man from Elgrum was held for larceny inquiry over allegedly stealing a wallet containing about 31.60. He was released yesterday afternoon after the complainant refused to press charges. wallet recovered on arrest showed 18.15. Police reported the wallet was taken from a West River Street residence of a woman.
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Elgrum
Potter Sud
West River St
Street Fight Plea in Municipal Court Fines $50 Each
Divaria Ganah and Edward Bromley along with Award Abram pleaded guilty to engaging in a street brawl in Municipal Court. Each man was fined 50 dollars with costs and a 10 day county jail sentence suspended on good behavior. James Glinsey and Dorothy Veres referenced in the report also connected to the case.
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Eiward Bromley
Waverly St
Faward Abram
Clinton Ave
James Glin
West 1Th St
Harter
Collins
Marveres
Dorothy
Toreh
Glinsey
Ily
Births listed in Amherst and surrounding area
Allen Robert Wyler of R. D. 1 Amherst and Paul Coe of R. D. 1 Wakeman are among the births announced with other names including Mrs. Rudolph Neumann R. D. 2 Parsons Rd and Albert Campbell 81 Locust St plus Harlan Hyde Wellington as part of the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wyler
R. D
Amherst
Rudolph Neumann
Parsons Rd
Paul Coe
Wakeman
Albert Campbell
Locust St
Death notices for Chamberlain and Doing
Charles B. Chamberlain 75 former Elyrian died last Thursday in Belleville Michigan after a several week illness. He was son of George H. and Etta K. Chamberlain of Elyria and survived by six children twelve grandchildren three brothers and a sister Mrs Ruth Acker Graf ton. Funeral services and burial in Belleville. Walter B. Doing 76 died yesterday at the Vermilion home of Mr and Mrs Orlo Burch State Rd Vermilion born February 7 1883 in Mentor. Survivors include a daughter Clara Craig Ashtabula a son Nelson Cleveland three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Body moved to Mentor funeral home for services Friday at 2 pm burial in Mentor Cemetery.
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Charles B. Chamberlain
Belleville
Mich
George H
Etta K. Chamberlain
Elyria
Chamberlain
Charlotte
Ruth Acker
Grafton
John M
Vermilion
Walter B. Doing
Orlo Burch
State Rd
R. D
Mentor
Clara Craig
Ashtabula
Nelson
Cleveland
Edward M. Fisher
Bninner Funeral Home
Montor Cemetery
Limpert North Olmsted gardener dies after illness
Werrert H Limpert 66 of 1822 Porter Rd North Olmsted died yesterday at Fairview Park Hospital after a six month illness. He worked 35 years as a gardener in Westlake and 12 years for the village of North Olmsted. Survived by wife Josephine Riddulph Limpert four daughters a son and 11 grandchildren, with a brother and sister. Services tomorrow at 2:30 pm at Pease and Son Funeral Home Westlake conducted by Rev Philip Thayer. Burial Evergreen Cemetery Westlake. Memorials to Cleveland Cancer Fund or North Olmsted Universalist Church.
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North Olmsted
Lerbert H. Limpert
Porter Rd
Fairview Park Hospital
Cleveland
Limpert
North Olmsted Universalist Church
Dovn of Odd Fellows Lodge
Josephine Riddulph Limpert
Helen Bordwell
Rath O
Dons Bish
Bay Village
Mes
Rath Leach
Cuyash Falls
Shirley
Bohnna
Roger WH
North Eaton
Harald H
Celia Eskins
Eust
Tis
Peasestonkins Funeral Home
Westlake
Philip Thayer
Burtfak
Evergreen Cemetery
Cleveland Cancer Fund
North Olmsted, Universalist Church
Elyria Court Docket Covers Diverse Guilty Pleas
Local notice lists multiple defendants from Cleveland and nearby areas in Elyria Municipal Court. Individuals faced fines for traffic violations, failed filings, or driving infractions. one case set for trial, and a nonappearance on a turnpike vehicle charge resulted in bond forfeiture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo Martines
Princeton
Fla
Wage Hike OK'd By Henry Furnace Workers
An average wage increase of seven cents per hour, 3 to 10 cents by class, takes effect for about 225 production workers at Henry Furnace Co in Medina. Local 2195 United Steel Workers voted 100 to 10 to accept the offer during a meeting last night as part of a two year contract expiring April 1 1960. William McPhillips USW staff representative Lorain led the bargaining for the union. Henry Furnace is a subsidiary of the C A Olsen Co Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Furnace Co
Medina
United Steel Workers
William McPhillips
USW
Lorain
Ridgeville Awaits Last Culvert Aid Approval
Ridgeville likely receives final county culvert aid as commissioners authorize repair on Bainbridge Road near Root Road costing 1170 dollars citing school traffic emergency. They note it will be the last such expenditure within the village as county policy restricts corporate area work. A second culvert on Jones Road near Route 58 is approved for 2100 dollars.
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North Ridgeville
Bainbridge Rd
Root Rd
Ridgeville
Jones Rad
Rt. 58
Grassfire Smoke Blinds Drivers in Abbe Road Crash
A grassfire smoke caused a two car collision on Abbe Rd just north of Rt 254 in Sheffield A blaze reduced visibility led to John Takacs age 38 of Elyria and Lee Henderson age 1850 Wester Park Rd Amherst colliding. Takacs suffered head and knee injuries while Henderson had minor bruises. Both declined treatment and will appear in court.
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Sheffield
Abbe Rd
John Takacs
Bond St. Elyria
Lee Henderson
Wester Park Rd
Amherst
Henderson
Fred Winter
Alvin Schmitz
Stocks News Update From Pierre R. Smith Co
The report from Pierre R. Smith and Co Elyria provides wire quotations on stock movements. Traders monitor price shifts and early indicators across major exchanges with emphasis on notable gains and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre R. Smith& Co
Elyria
Vermilion Man Charged With Improper Turn
John L. Reising aged 29 of 722 Douglas St Vermilion faced an improper turn charge at Troxel Alley and Ladis Street today and is scheduled to appear in court Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Scott
East Main St
LaGrange
Middle Ave
Louis M. Love
Grafton- Eastern Rd
R. D
Grafton
Lodi Sts
John L. Reising
Douglas SL
Foundry Workers Choose Union as Bargaining Agent
Workers at Grafton Foundry subsidiary of Larson Foundry voted 9 to 4 for International Molders Union as their bargaining agent in an NLRB election. Two votes were challenged and a certification will be issued within a week. Local 392 represents Larson Foundry workers. Carl Shermak is the local international representative.
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Grafton Foundry
Larson Foundry
International
Foundry Workers Union of North America
Naional Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Carl Shermak
Cleveland Livestock Prices Reported for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Cleveland livestock prices show hogs 700 head traded 15 cents lower with various weight ranges. Cattle steady with prime cows around 29.50 and beef cows up to 19. Calves steady with primes about 33-35. Sheep and lambs 400 head, steady with wool and clipped meat prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Choice
Choice Sbaths
Toledo Cash Grain Prices Move on Nominal Basis
Cash grain quotes in Toledo show NY Wheat No 2 soft red around 1.95 to 1.96 per bushel and No 2 soft white near 1.90 to 1.91. Corn No 2 yellow about 1.23 to 1.24, No 3 yellow 1.22 to 1.23, oats No 2 white 0.67 to 0.84, No 3 white 0.67 to 0.84, and soybeans No 1 yellow around 2.16.
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Toledo
Toledo, O
UPI
N.Y
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Ohio Seed Improvement Association
Paul Gray
Area Corn Growers
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New Lonedon
Tree Supgeon
Marian M Sepineau
London
Charles Re Myers
Bellevue
Nallyancer
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Wobson
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Area Hospital News
Amherst Hospital
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Dodge Dr
Dorotha Tabbert
Forest St
St. Joseph
Divarea Ganah
Wivwiws Wy
Allen
Harlan Hyde
Lorain County Vacuum Cleaners
Elyria Municipal Court News
William N. Ford
Nacho Young
Pasadena Ave
Nathaniel Holmes
16Th St
Bond
Robert FR. Slusher
George Buryanek
Peter Demopoulos
Woodland Ave
Jerome Dumke
Berea
Edward Jones
Wiliam R. Moran
Detroit
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Schadden
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Gidden Co
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Lear
Montgomery Ward
Ohio Edison
Poplar St
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Ind
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Ohio
Texas Company
Toledo Edison
Warner Brothers
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Ca
Tiina DeCarlo
Invauio
Fulton Funeral Home
Gratton, Ohio
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